Harrison Ford Plane Crashes

[KS63]

Anything a human pilots in the air is mechanical. Shit happens. Doesn't mean he's a bad pilot.

[wctriumph]

He's not that good of an actor, not much difference from American Graffiti to Ender's Game. But, he was a good enough pilot to just about walk away from a crash landing and not hurt anyone else. I'll give him that.

[Mtn.man]

He likes planes they don't make parts for anymore.

[wctriumph]

You just had to go and do it. Open the door of debate that every Sci- Fi geek knows so well and will argue for hours pro/con. Harrison Ford was a REPLICANT, not a human in Blade Runner. So, he was shooting his own kind, other replicants. Odds are, he was a Nexus 7. Man, I do love that movie.

I have seen that movie and I can't remember any reference to him being a replicant. In fact this is the first time I have seen that reference anywhere.

[.455_Hunter]

If Bruce Jenner would have been flying, he would have crashed into the nearest daycare center and still been able to apply lipstick.

[BPTactical]

If Bruce Jenner would have been flying, he would have crashed into the nearest daycare center and still been able to apply lipstick.

You ate a lot of paint chips as a child, didn't you?

[Ridge]

You just had to go and do it. Open the door of debate that every Sci- Fi geek knows so well and will argue for hours pro/con. Harrison Ford was a REPLICANT, not a human in Blade Runner. So, he was shooting his own kind, other replicants. Odds are, he was a Nexus 7. Man, I do love that movie.

But there is only a 6 and a 9!!!

http://www.google.com/nexus/

I have seen that movie and I can't remember any reference to him being a replicant. In fact this is the first time I have seen that reference anywhere.

It's referenced very subtlely as being possible, in the Director's Cut. Both Ridley Scott and Harrison Ford said years later that Deckard is in fact a replicant.

[Irving]

Well thanks for ruining the movie for me. Should I even read the book?

[crays]

There was a book?? DERP... 😋

[Irving]

"Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" By Phillip K Dick. His stuff is short, but challenging.

I was going to read it, but books are so difficult to get your hands on these days that I just ended up buying a machine gun and a bucket of Corona instead.