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Can we talk about why Deckard allows himself to fall in love with Rachel despite knowing that she is a replicant? Does the ending line in the movie serve as a warning for Deckard that he is wrong for doing so and that he will soon be punished for going against orders?

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Can we talk about the heavy Asian influence on the advertisements, food, language, and general atmosphere of the world?

Can we talk about Rachael and Deckard’s weirdly agressive sex scene together?

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Can we talk about Rachael at the piano humanizing herself? How she started unrolling her hair?

Can we talk about all of the different cultures (i.e Chinese, German, Japanese) Deckard approaches in the little community of LA?

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Can we talk about the reason why Roy kissed Tyrell first before killing him? Does that show Roy's ambivalent emotions toward his builder, or reveal his manipulative character? In another word, how honest is Roy?

Can we talk about how, in a world supposedly under heavy influence of Asian cultures, exist a popular Egyptian section, although Egypt is part of Africa? Is the film Orientalism due to the fear of being surpassed by Asia or Exoticism because the artistic qualities of distant regions?

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Can we talk about how normal citizens live their day-to-day lives like programmed robots, while the real robots (replicants) consistently seek freedom and humanity?

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Can we talk about if there is greater depth behind the meaning of the quote, "If you're not a cop, you're little people," which Bryant directs to Deckard when trying to convince him to rejoin the police? Why did it work? How might this dystopian representation relate to authority in the real world? Is this some sort of concern the director intended to spotlight?

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Can we talk about the religious undertones and the contrast of them in the setting of the Tyrell company and in the community of LA? Along with the different cultural influences in both settings?

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Can we talk about the intimate scene between Deckard and Rachael? Was it a critique/commentary on power structures within relationships or was it romanticizing it?

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Can we talk about the significance of eyes in the film? From Roy mentioning that nobody has seen what he's seen with his own eyes a few times to multiple extreme closeups it seems there's a lot of symbollism regarding eyes.

Can we also talk about why Roy turns into a wild animal in the last scene?

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Can we talk about the presence and symbolism of eyes in this film. Obviously how it is usually a way to determine if someone is a replicant but also the certain close ups and angles they use to distort it sometimes with the light. Also how sometimes that's all you can see of someones face in this movie

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Can we talk about the use of high contrast lighting in such scenes like when Pris was found near the dumpster. Also how it was always gloomy and the sun made very few appearances throughout the film.

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Can we talk about how the film uses different colored light to set the mood of the film? Specifically what does the bright white (almost blue) light convey? Why does Tyrells apartment have such a different lighting?

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Can we talk about how does Deckard's character evolve throughout the film, and do you believe he undergoes a moral transformation in his interactions with replicants?

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Can we talk about the sexuality of the women replicants and the (literal) objectification of the women in the film?

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Can we talk about how the concept of humanity is explored and challenged, particularly in relation to the replicants? Do you sympathize more with the humans or the replicants in the film, and how does this influence your perspective on the ethical dilemma as it is showcased in the film?

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Can we talk about the chess board and the relevance of Tyrell playing a game with the world. The bright, sunny lighting within his room and place where Deckard first meets him .

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Can we talk about the difference between replicant eyes and human eyes and how that plays a significant role in the scene where roy gauges out the eyes of tyrell?