Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueNiander Wallace demonstrates the merits of a new type of replicant to lawmakers.Niander Wallace demonstrates the merits of a new type of replicant to lawmakers.Niander Wallace demonstrates the merits of a new type of replicant to lawmakers.
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- AnecdotesThe film Soldier (1998) shared the same screenwriter as the original Blade Runner (1982) - David Webb Peoples, who has stated that both films are set in the same shared universe. In "Soldier," genetically-engineered soldiers meant to replace Todd and his fellow soldiers are implied to be in fact replicants, continuing a theme from "Blade Runner." "2036: Nexus Dawn," set in between the original "Blade Runner" and its sequel Blade Runner 2049 (2017), implies that Nexus-9 replicants were developed in 2035, the year in which "Soldier" takes place.
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Lawmaker: Mr. Wallace, we've granted you this meeting in efforts to your contributions.
Magistrate #2: Your essential contributions.
Magistrate #4: We recognize that for the greater good.
Niander Wallace: You remember hunger? So you indulge the recluse whose patents keep that hunger at bay? I believe in life. In fact, I have wrung more life from our earth than ever before. But it is dying. You - are dying. Which brings us to our present concern.
Lawmaker: Prohibition.
Magistrate #4: We have made clear our position.
Magistrate #3: The prohibition of replicant technology is not subject to debate.
Magistrate #2: Nor, is its repeat.
Niander Wallace: Yet... we are debating.
- ConnexionsFollowed by 2048: Nowhere to Run (2017)
Directed by Luke Scott, this short follows Jared Leto's character, Niander Wallace who wants the law prohibiting replicants to be repealed. Wallace has created a new series of advanced replicants, the Nexus 9 which are programmed not to harm humans. He rather forcefully convenes a demonstration but all it really shows that Wallace is barking mad.
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- 27 févr. 2018
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