Just Noise (Ghost in the Shell fans)

“When I float weightless back to the surface, I imagine I’m becoming someone else.” — Motoko, Ghost in the Shell (1995)

Blade Runner (1982) The spinner car

Ghost in the Shell (2017)

Aeon Flux (2005)

Aeon Flux (2005)

@trygraptor You skipped > immediately folds when commanded by a beautiful witch

>celebrated as warrior for killing drugged prisoners with guards around >gets called genius by Uncle for bringing bombs to a war >gets in first real knife fight and dies an icon

Blade Runner (1982) Deckard finds the unicorn

Ghost in the Shell (1995)

@nadienadianadie I like how he says the person will be reborn as a peasant girl in China 1500 years ago and the guy's first thought is oh time travel means there may be duplicated version of me at the same time Not... "wait a second. okay a girl, that's gonna be different.."

he's a real writer, he penned what might be the worst short story ever written!

@hadrianmarlowe_ His imagination must be high res x.com/gitsost/status…

One of the greatest 4 films run by a director in cinema history

@PanasonicDX4500 Bro is like show me one white guy in history who can lean on Ciara's backside like an armrest. What do you mean, "White"

say what you want about him but that is a fantastic line read.

Blade Runner (1982) Deckard and Rachael

@estherzelda0514 The Rey cave scene has to be one of the most ‘art film’ things that ever happened Star Wars Rian Johnson said he was inspired by Under the Skin but I guess it’s also a throwback to Luke seeing himself as Vader the Dagobah cave

Fun fact: Lucas liked The Last Jedi, unlike the installments that Abrams directed. The reason is simple, and revealed here—he wanted something new. Further, the crap that the worst and most negative fans pile on Rian Johnson for Luke Skywalker's arc? That was heavily based on Lucas's own original ideas—a broken Luke in self-imposed exile, haunted by a betrayal of a student, cut off from the Force, and acting as a mentor to a young female protagonist only reluctantly. Hottest of takes here, but Rian Johnson was simply one of the best directors we ever had on a mainline Star Wars installment, and the fandom is full of childish idiots that should have been ignored. He has the originality of Lucas, respected his vision, and is innovative and the master of his craft. He managed to get more emotion out of the actors for Rey, Kylo, and Luke than Abrams ever did, and his special effects were interesting and spectacular. The throne room scene in particular was truly great. That more people do not appreciate what Johnson did is because they are philistines. He should have been allowed to direct and write all three installments. Somewhere in an alternative universe, people there got to enjoy a sequel trilogy that wasn't childish and derivative trash. I'm jealous.

Ghost in the Shell (2017) Battling the spider tank

Ghost in the Shell (1995) The garbageman’s fake family memories

Blade Runner (1982) Pris evokes Descartes: "I think, Sebastian, therefore I am."

@MuseZack A bit of an unjust comparison cause Crichton was a 100x better writer Andy Weir Check out the Free Indirect Discourse here (“she still pulled him, she was immensely strong”) and how the trailer that fell off the cliff “In the glare of lightning, it looked like a wet paper bag”.

"Michael Crichton, with jokes" turns out to be an incredibly lucrative place to be in the popular culture firmament.

Ghost in the Shell (1995) Bumper cars... life and death version

Blade Runner (1982) Tyrell's end

A Scanner Darkly (2006)

RoboCop (1987) He’s dreaming... or remembering.