Film review: Blade Runner 2049
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In Blade Runner 2049 (2017), the text used in the baseline test is taken from poetry found in Vladimir Nabokov's “Pale Fire.” The book plays with the idea of what is real,
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Blade Runner 2049: A Philosophical Exploration by Timothy Shanahan | Goodreads
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Blade Runner 2049 | "Cells Interlinked" and Pale Fire (LITERALLY ME! INCELS INTERLINKED) - YouTube
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Blade Runner 2049' is a sequel that honors — and surpasses — the original - The Washington Post
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Like tears in rain: Blade Runner 2049 fails to achieve lift-off at US box office | Blade Runner 2049 | The Guardian
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