Re: Another BR mention in a survey - "robbed of an oscar"

"Evil Sponge" <donotemailme@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Gnomus" <gnomus@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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>> In article <47D80530.BB750906@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Dennis Lodewijks
>> <d.lodewijks@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>
>>> > > Why?  I don't go into movies expecting a plot twist.  BLADE RUNNER

>>> > > didn't
>>> > > have one.
>>> > That's debatable...
>>>
>>> That's right. Just about half of us including mr Scott insist that
>>> it doesn't just "also" have a twist, it actually has the very same
>>> twist as The Sixth Sense. :-\
>>>
>>> Dennis
>>
>> I don't know if I'd go for that.  Being a replicant is not the same
>> thing as being dead (at least that also seems to be Mr Scott's
>> reasoning -- reps are even better than humans, supermen!).
>
> I guess he means the hunter becoming the hunted... although I can't
speak 
> for Dennis, obviously : )

That makes sense, I suppose.

In BR the "other side" are the reps. According to deck-a-rep, Deckard 
himself turns out to be one of the Others.

In 6th Sense the "other side" are the dead. At the end of the movie it is 
revealed that Bruce Willis' character is himself one of the Other Side.

Yes, I can see the analogy there.