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The imagery of the Blade Runner universe is the foremost in my mind of any I've seen. The environment is so rich, its not flashy or corny. The movie doesn't even use a lot of back story or dialogue, because, at least how I see it, what it portrays is basic human circumstance. The replicants think they can pass the Voight-Kampff test even if they know they are not human. The characters do not have malice towards each other, yet they are drawn together, out of a more internal struggle. When you watch the movie, think if any of the characters act by choice or simply out of circumstance.
There is also a Blade Runner adventure game by WestWood that immerses you deeper into its realistic atmosphere.
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