Blade Runner' flopped in 1982—but its moody, neon dystopia reshaped sci-fi. These other films prove just how eerily right it turned out to be.

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Early in his career, Daniel Craig had the opportunity to work with Paul Newman, and the experience taught him a great deal about his profession.

Soldier (1998) may not have flying cars or replicants, but it’s the forgotten, slightly goofy cousin of Blade Runner.