Huffington Magazine Issue 16 | Page 109

Exit 1980s BLADE RUNNER WARNER BROS./COURTESY EVERETT COLLECTION 1982 Sentient cyborgs and dystopian cities of the future may not be staples of classic film noir, but Blade Runner showcases the evolution of the neo noir style and its successful crossovers into genres like science fiction. Besides, moral dilemmas are generally the same in every gloomy metropolis, no matter which century. RELATED: BRAZIL (1985), BODY HEAT (1981), BLOOD SIMPLE (1984), THE KILL OFF (1989) Harrison Ford stars in Ridley Scott’s sci-fi noir set in dystopian L.A. FILM HUFFINGTON 09.30.12