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--Greg Bishop, author of Project Beta
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That Bassimulant treatment of Star Wars was a hoot--I'd like to see a match-up between a title sequence of "Blade Runner" done both by a Bassite animator, and another done by an Albert Broccoli, 007-style animator.
I can just see an aging Harrison Ford, dressed in tuxedo, luxuriating by a Monte Carlo baccarat table, uttering the immortal (?) words, "Deckard. Rick Deckard. I like my replicants shaken, really hard, not stirred. Oh, and by the way? I want more life, fucker!"
Heh. 8^}
Actually, I'm dying for an entirely CG sequel to Blade Runner. Something on the order of visual quality comparing to Beowulf.
Sequel? To the greatest science fiction movie of all time? :-P
Load of crap...
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