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Officer K (Ryan Gosling), a new blade runner for the Los Angeles Police Department, unearths a long-buried secret that has the potential to plunge what's left of society into chaos. His discovery leads him on a quest to find Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford), a former blade runner who's been missing for  30 years. Initial release :  4 October 2017 ( Italy ) Director :  Denis Villeneuve Cinematography :  Roger Deakins Music composed by :  Jóhann Jóhannsson ,  Hans Zimmer ,  Benjamin Wallfisch Screenplay :  Hampton Fancher ,  Michael Green Visual Effects : John Nelson, Paul Lambert, and Richard R. Hoover Gerd Nefzer  et al Being a fan of Harrison Ford I am quite disappointed that he only appeared towards the end of movie.  If the movie is divided into three parts, let's say Mr. Ford only appeared during the last third of the film, but his presence is still vital and he still delivered. Go...

(The  source  has spoilers) The Griffith Observatory's Planetarium The first time I've seen this was at the Alabang Town Center, with three of my friends.   The second time, dad was so guilty (and grateful at the same time) that he disturbed my resting because he became hungry that he made me cook a late lunch(we ate brunch after mass and he said I didn't need to cook lunch).  I didn't know he saw me crying because my left side was numb. I was scared of being paralyzed, but I thought he was in the office(a room in the house).  I cooked a large fish, that he almost devoured it(he thought I was cooking because he smelled something from the neighbor's kitchen that he called me up---yes, he did, because I was upstairs...I tried to sound happy to receive his call, so he wouldn't worry about me).  Thank God, when I was able to taste a teeny portion, it was delicious.   "Let's watch a movie," he said.  "What do you want to watch?" ...

Director: Adam McKay Running time: 2h 10m Box office: 54 million USD Screenplay: Adam McKay, Charles Randolph Cast and Crew We've been duped!  We've been duped perhaps even before we were born.  I've been invited to be a financial adviser by several companies, but I know that this is not my line of expertise plus taxation(and everything connected to it) has always been my Waterloo.  This movie sort of  made me appreciate that world  and I love the way everything was presented.  Yes, they fictionalized some parts, but most of the movie was based on facts.  They added humor to everything and they used celebrities to make those facts easier to understand.   Christian Bale even got the mannerisms of Dr. Mike Burry (who is actually more handsome in real life--- when smiling and not compared to the picture in the article --- compared to how the "makeup artists" made Christian Bale look like). I love the way Marisa Tomei played Cy...