metafilter.com - 4/14/2009
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Perhaps the test didn't work out and you need to retire the replicant. Or you could always terminate them. I would suggest sending in a Hunter Killer . Screamers also work well, not as good as facehuggers though. Need help from a Starfighter , or perhaps the Bene Gesserit or maybe even a ...
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Deckard's gun. Voight-Kampff manual. Restraining bolt. Control panel. [via MeFi]
Moment of Bladerunner Fanperson-ism: Props
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Joel at Boing Boing Gadgets has an awesome post up with props from Blade Runner and other great sci-fi movies. Deckard's gun is amazing, but my favorite is the manual for the Voight-Kampff machine, used to evaluate replicant/human status in test subjects. Props (BB Gadgets, via MeFi)
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