Blade Runner (1982, Scott) Ridley Scott is a fabulous filmmaker. He really uses light well & knows how to put power behind the images which is some thing you can’t learn at any of the film schools. You’ve got to find it or know it. Peter Weir | History of Cinema

One of the most iconic moments in Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner (1982) is the Voight-Kampff test. Designed to detect replicants, it doesn’t just ask questions. It carefully measures micro-reactions in the eyes and face. On screen, you see the subject’s pupil contracting, iris movements, and subtle facial twitches. These tiny reflexes reveal emotional responses that a replicant supposedly cannot produce like a human. Fun fact: the test is entirely fictional, but it inspired many biometric and eye-t