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"Blade Runner" has been called a "Super Genre" film - How far do the narrative and genre features confirm audience expectations of science fiction in the sequence of your choice?
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"Blade Runner" has been called a "Super Genre" film. How far do the narrative and genre features confirm audience expectations of science fiction in the sequence of your choice? 'Blade Runner was made in 1982, and was directed by 'Ridley Scott', The story is about Rick Deckard who is a blade runner, he has to find and terminate five replicants who have hijacked a space ship. Typically the film is described as being a science fiction film, though it does contain many other genres, which has lead to it being sometimes described as a "Super Genre" film. The film opens in a similar way to the films in the 'Star wars' series; Text appears on the screen, which explains to the audience, what has already happened. , It explains what replicants are. The text finishes with the caption "Los Angeles, November 2019, as the film is set in the future this...
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