Favorite moments of cinema: The future has reached us

After reading Philip K. Dick's original work a couple of years before watching this movie, I realized the value of its adaptation, where its record in the dimension and fair comparison the elements that would define it as one of the key pieces within 2 perfectly defined cinematographic genres: the perfect combination of noir and science fiction. The philosophical exhibition and scattered dialogues seem only wonderful accidents in a footage that could well be narrated without the need for a sound element, this due to the powerful visuals and the precision of its development which, depending on the cut you prefer, you'll be able to appreciate the same objective from different levels and intensities... the allusion and the dream of life itself by beings that are just beginning to understand it.

The turn in this director's cut enriches his background, however since the first viewing it captivated me and what greatly impacted me was the ending and those surreal dialogues of the Nexus 6 that summed up, redeemed him and as an inheritance, give his life to his hunter.

Let us remember that great moment in a year where the future has reached us: If androids can dream with electric sheep, why not forgive? Why not look for more life? Why not cry using the rain as your tears? Natural death is the most transcendental part of life, it's the conception and scope of peace and tranquility, of the atonement, of eternity. The mythical dialogue immediately refers to sadness, the loss of life and the memories it entails, so Roy makes that magnificent analogy towards the transcendent part of his inconsequential life, losing his memories but at the same time making sure that his persecutor keeps them in his mind through the mercy with which his life was treated by an entity that sought nothing but life and tranquility in it.