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Image: Blade Runner
I managed to dodge many classic films when growing up, whether they were before my time, too mature for my age, or just didn’t catch my attention. I still built a respectable cinematic vocabulary, and was aware of the influence many of them had on film and pop culture. However, having been immersed in pop culture long enough to absorb vague plot details and thus understand most references, I never felt the need to watch them.
This has resulted bemused reactions from friends when I’ve attempted to describe movies I have never seen. Below I have briefly described what I believe are the plots to several well-known films. There are probably no spoilers.