影片簡介：

故事發生在大斷電30年后。復制人K（瑞恩·高斯林 飾）是新一代的銀翼殺手，在如今的世界里，人類和復制人之間的界限劃分的更加明確，復制人從剛一制造出來就被灌輸了服務于人類的思想，絕對不被允許產生人類的感情。

某日，一具女性復制人的遺骨被挖掘了出來，令陸軍中尉喬什（羅賓·懷特 飾）感到震驚的是，這名女性復制人生前不僅懷過孕，還將孩子生了下來，這個孩子的存在將會徹底破壞政府苦心經營的規則和秩序。喬什命令K找出這個孩子，并將其殺死。在一間廢棄的農場里，K發現了一些線索，然而，這些線索竟然和他被植入的過去的記憶有著千絲萬縷的關聯。與此同時，華萊士公司老板和他的手下拉芙也在尋找著這個孩子的下落。

精彩詞句學起來：

1. I do mind unannounced visits. 我介意的是不速之客。

2. Caution, keep clear. 小心，請讓道。

3. And your next baseline test is out of my hands. 你下次基準測試我就管不著了。

4. They'll be coming after me soon. 他們馬上就要來抓我了。

5. If they come here looking for you, they'll have access to all my memories. 如果他們來這找你，他們就能獲取我所有的記憶。

6. You can't hold the tide with a broom. 螳臂當車是沒有用的。

7. Designed to do nothing short of fall for her right then and there. 設計你的目的無非是讓你就在那里，就在那時，愛上她。

精彩片段欣賞：

Joi: I always told you. You're special. Born. Not made. Hidden with care. A real boy now. A real boy needs a real name. Joe.

K: "Joe"?

Joi: You're too important for "K." Your mother would've named you...Joe.

(SIGHS)

Joi: Joe.

K: Stop. How do I know if a memory is an implant or not?

Joi: Who makes the memories?

(INSECT BUZZING)

(CLICKING)

(DOORBELL CHIMES)

K: Dr. Ana Stelline?

(HOLOGRAM PINGS)

Ana: A visitor.

K: Is that okay?

Ana: Yes. It's just unusual. Nice to meet you, Officer KD6-3.7. Sorry. It's a compromised immune system. A life of freedom, so long as it's behind glass.

K: Is that why you're not off-world?

Ana: Yes. My parents had our passes in pocket, but I took sick. So it was a new life for me. And they put me in my cage, filled it with everything they could to keep me happy. Except company, of course. And I was used to crowds. What can I help you with?

K: Thought you might be able to help me with a case.

Ana: Oh, that's the most interesting thing I've been offered to help with in ages. Do you mind if I work while you talk?

K: Of course.

Ana: I promise I hear every word.

K: They say you're the best memory-maker there is.

Ana: Well, then, they're kind. I love birthday parties.

K: You work for Wallace.

Ana: Subcontract. I'm one of his suppliers. He offered to buy me out, but I take my freedom where I can find it.

(CHILDREN GIGGLING)

K: Why are you so good? What makes your memories so authentic?

Ana: Well, there's a bit of every artist in their work. But I was locked in a sterile chamber at eight, so...if I wanted to see the world, I had to imagine it. Got very good at imagining. Wallace needs my talent to maintain a stable product. I think it's only kind. Replicants live such hard lives, made to do what we'd rather not. I can't help your future, but I can give you good memories to think back on and smile.

K: It's nice.

Ana: It's better than nice. It feels authentic. And if you have authentic memories, you have real human responses. Wouldn't you agree?

(BOTH INHALE)

(BLOWING)

K: Are they all constructed or do you ever use ones that are real?

Ana: It's illegal to use real memories, officer.

K: How can you tell the difference? Can you tell if something really happened?

Ana: They all think it's about more detail. But that's not how memory works. We recall with our feelings. Anything real should be a mess. I can show you. Sit. Now, think about the memory you want me to see. Not even that hard. Just picture it. Let it play. (MACHINE WHIRRING) Someone lived this, yes. This happened.

K: I know it's real. (SNIFFLING) I know it's real. (EXHALES SHAKILY) God damn it!

(CHAIR CLATTERING)

（中國日報網英語點津 陳丹妮）