![40 Films That Need Comic-Book Sequels
1. Blade Runner
The Film: Moody, mind-bendy sci-fi from Ridley Scott following burnt-out future cop (or ‘Blade Runner’) Deckard as he chases down superhuman beings (or ‘Replicants’).
The Comic-Book Continuation: What we want – more Blade Runners, more shifty Replicants and more neo-noir intrigue. What we don’t want – stuff set in space.
Essential Element: Rainy imagery and neon-blushed cityscapes. Is it too much to ask that each issue also comes with a Vangelis CD?[TO SEE THE OTHER 39 FILMS THAT NEED COMIC-BOOK SEQUELS, CLICK ON THE COMIC OR FOLLOW THIS LINK]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lrtopeJAqw1qcga5ro1_500.jpg)
40 Films That Need Comic-Book Sequels
1. Blade Runner
The Film: Moody, mind-bendy sci-fi from Ridley Scott following burnt-out future cop (or ‘Blade Runner’) Deckard as he chases down superhuman beings (or ‘Replicants’).
The Comic-Book Continuation: What we want – more Blade Runners, more shifty Replicants and more neo-noir intrigue. What we don’t want – stuff set in space.
Essential Element: Rainy imagery and neon-blushed cityscapes. Is it too much to ask that each issue also comes with a Vangelis CD?
[TO SEE THE OTHER 39 FILMS THAT NEED COMIC-BOOK SEQUELS, CLICK ON THE COMIC OR FOLLOW THIS LINK]
50 Coolest Movie Cops
21. The Other Guys (2010)
The Cool Cops: Detectives Chris Danson (Dwayne Johnson) and P.K. Highsmith (Samuel L. Jackson)
Coolest Moment: “Aim for the bushes.” Danson and Highsmith show how fearless they are (and also fearsomely stupid) when they launch themselves off the top of a building after crims who’re getting away. It doesn’t end well.
If They’d Been From Blighty: They’d have met their maker after plunging from the top of the Gherkin.
Best & Worst: Natalie Portman
Best: Black Swan (2010)
All eyes are on Natalie Portman this awards season, and she’s hot favourite to take home the Oscar for her stunning turn in Darren Aronofsky’s ballet psychodrama.
It’s not like she doesn’t deserve the praise either: the movie rests heavily on her en pointe toes and her haunted, frail performance as virginal dancer Nina, who struggles to summon the darkness required to play the Black Swan.
