Moon is a better Philip K. Dick movie than Blade Runner by David Agranoff
An updated and re-edited version will be a part of my column from Amazing Stories (search 25th century Five and Dime)
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I'm here to tell you that Deckerd in Blade Runner was NOT an android. Why would Roy have to save Deckerd from falling to his death from the top of the Bradbury if Deckerd was an android? All the androids in the film had superhuman strength. Deckerd damn near got beat to death. He was absolutely NO match for Roy.
Deckard. Sorry about the spelling error. But he was still NOT an android.
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