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| Bladerunner, Ridley Scott’s 1982 science-fiction thriller, topped the BFI’s 75th birthday Visions for the Future poll after a month’s voting, debating and reflection in the media and online. A flop on its initial release, Bladerunner has become a cult classic and seems to be being perpetually re-edited. Almost 20,000 people participated in the Visions of the Future project, which saw ballot boxes at cinemas across the UK and votes taken online. To start off the debate the BFI invited celebrities to nominate the film they would show to future generations. Lists were supplied by the likes of Cate Blanchett, Russell Brand, Simon Pegg and Sir Ben Kingsley. The top five choices will be screend at the BFI Southbank from January. BFI Visions of the Future top 5 | | ||||||||
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