How to pronounce“replicant”in English

I always thought that symbolized that the replicant felt he had a soul.

of questions than two androids-- not androids-- replicants falling in love.

So when he learned later that he was maybe a replicant, I think he said, what?

The capacity that we have now to create what we call replicants, medically possible, has advanced far beyond anybody's

of when I used to spend hours arguing with my friends about was Deckard a replicant?

And I guess another thing it seemed to suggest was that the longer the replicants lived, the more emotions they would sort of develop,

So definitely, they are new replicants in the movie that have been with a longer lifespan.

So it means that they are they created a new line of replicants with a long-term.

The story of "2049" is basically walking this line, is Deckard a replicant or not.

But it was interesting, in the original "Blade Runner," the replicants were-- maybe they were the heroes of the film.

No, definitely, the replicants are a mirror of ourselves.

and the fact that-- also, there's a lot of factors that the replicants are basically designed to be slaves.

to me the whole cyberpunk landscapes and uh you know this guy chasing down rogue uh androids replicants

Would there be much difference, in your opinion, then of retiring a replicant and killing a human?

But then you show an aged Harrison Ford, so then now it seems to suggest either the replicants can age or he's not a replicant.

The story was Blade Runner, is my favorite, and that's obvious, you know, the replicants are better than the humans.

And one thing I always found interesting about it was this juxtaposition between very modern technology-- obviously, the replicants themselves, flying cars--

I mean, "Blade Runner" seemed to suggest that the difference between replicants and humans was sort of the emotional, empathetic side, right,