Blade Runner is one of the greatest films set in Los Angeles of all time. The use of LA Landmarks such as the Bradbury Building (check out our post on Blade Runner locations) and the Ennis House, combined with the compelling and bleak vision of the city in the future make it essential viewing for anyone who loves Los Angeles. Sean Young, one of the film's stars, has released some very cool polaroids she took on the set during the filming of the picture in 1981. There are a lot more on her site.
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