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File:Monarchy of Needs.jpg|link=Monarchy of Needs|'''''[[Monarchy of Needs]]''''' is a self-help comedy buddy film about a psychologist (Abraham Maslow) who befriends the King of France (Louis XV). | File:Monarchy of Needs.jpg|link=Monarchy of Needs|'''''[[Monarchy of Needs]]''''' is a self-help comedy buddy film about a psychologist (Abraham Maslow) who befriends the King of France (Louis XV). | ||
File:Popeye the Blade Runner Man.jpg|link=Popeye the Blade Runner Man|'''''[[Popeye the Blade Runner Man]]''''' is a 1982 science fiction comedy-horror film starring Rutger Hauer as Popeye and Joe Turkel as Bluto. | |||
File:Blade Vulcan 2049 - Hologram Spock.jpg|link=Blade Vulcan 2049|'''''[[Blade Vulcan 2049]]''''' is a science fiction thriller film directed by Denis Villeneuve and starring Leonard Nimoy, Ryan Gosling, and Harrison Ford. | File:Blade Vulcan 2049 - Hologram Spock.jpg|link=Blade Vulcan 2049|'''''[[Blade Vulcan 2049]]''''' is a science fiction thriller film directed by Denis Villeneuve and starring Leonard Nimoy, Ryan Gosling, and Harrison Ford. | ||
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Monarchy of Needs 2049 is a 1982 an epic self-help science fiction comedy buddy film directed by Ridley Scott, and starring Rutger Hauer, Harrison Ford, Abraham Maslow, and Louis XV.
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Monarchy of Needs is a self-help comedy buddy film about a psychologist (Abraham Maslow) who befriends the King of France (Louis XV).
Popeye the Blade Runner Man is a 1982 science fiction comedy-horror film starring Rutger Hauer as Popeye and Joe Turkel as Bluto.
Blade Vulcan 2049 is a science fiction thriller film directed by Denis Villeneuve and starring Leonard Nimoy, Ryan Gosling, and Harrison Ford.
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- Blade Runner @ Wikipedia
- Blade Runner theatrical trailer @ YouTube
- Blade Runner Opening Scene @ YouTube
- Blade Runner blimp @ YouTube - "A new life awaits you in the Off-world colonies! A chance to begin again in a golden land of opportunity and adventure!"
- Noodle bar @ YouTube
- "I need the old Blade Runner" Scene @ YouTube
- She's a replicant @ YouTube
- Let me tell you about my mother... @ YouTube
- Voight-Kampff Test (HQ) @ YouTube
- Deckard's Unicorn Dream @ YouTube
- Enhance Scene @ YouTube
- Leon Attacks Deckard @ YouTube
- Zhora and Deckard Dressing Room @ YouTube (login required)
- "Retiring" Zhora (1982) @ YouTube
- Blade Runner: J.F. Sebastian's Toys, Kaiser and Bear @ YouTube
- The Prodigal Son @ YouTube
- Shoot straight @ YouTube
- Deckard vs. Batty @ YouTube
- That's the spirit! @ YouTube
- Final scene, "Tears in Rain" Monologue @ YouTube
- She Won't Live, But Who Does? @ YouTube
- Detective Gaff scenes @ YouTube
- Origami Symbolism in Blade Runner @ YouTube
- Let's Enhance @ YouTube - best of
- Abraham Maslow @ Wikipedia
- Interview: Being Abraham Maslow (1972) @ YouTube
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