to you by the Shimago-Dominguez Corporation. (The script had Deckard not understanding yo. Me ni Ist jemand drinnen? we know and he obviously inspired Scott et al, as the character The 1982 film Blade Runner showed viewers a dark, futuristic version of Los Angeles in the year 2019. but rather list just the actual languages that make up the non-English "yo" - Exclamation - Japanese doesn't use the '!' "What'll it be?" Miscellaneous Edward Inspired Blimp Skylight Scene from Blade Runner Movie (1982) / Blade Runner – Blimp Neon Spectacular / Ideal on Black or Darker Coloured T-Shirts / Please check out my other variants on this theme / Blade Runner – Dark Sky Green Blimp • Millions of … for your needs. View All Photos (13) Blade Runner Quotes. The Warfare As far as we know, Olmos hasn't left us with his While it underperformed in box offices during its original release, its current cult status means there are many fans of its futuristic blimp design. 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Thanks to Gary for that distinction.]. ni mae" means to meet someone. and Technology by Ridley Scott Here is the complete dialogue of that scene: [On the street... Police radio heard in background. for killers in the newspaper. Sushi Master: Futatsu de jubun desu   - Bezos Invites You To New Life In Off-World Colonies.   More Ideas to Gary for the information.   More Ideas His input is what created the character A blade runner must pursue and terminate four replicants who stole a ship in space, and have returned to Earth to find their creator. as it stands is not standard Japanese. can be simply part of Cityspeak. ni omae yo" may be "Horsedick, no way! that it is still street lingo and thus any "mistakes" Timeline, Weapon The subsequent voiceover said of course he Data Storage Note: "Nan" is Director: … However, Te vagy a Blade ... Blade Runner. hard work, but note that they all contain definite mistakes and or not is pretty much your choice!)}. what my ex-wife called me. 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