Wars films: they are seen in The Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones. The homage was made in part because of the similarities between 2019 Los Angeles, as seen in Blade Runner, and the landscape of the planet Coruscant, as seen in the Star Wars films. The video game Snatcher (itself influenced by Blade Runner) has "turbocycles" that are extremely similar to Spinners. The THQ published video game Stuntman: Ignition developed by Paradigm Entertainment has an unlockable vehicle heavily influenced by the Spinner's design. The 2002 videogame TimeSplitters 2 by Free Radical Design includes a level set in 2019 that pays homage to Blade Runner and features a flying patrol car that resembles a Spinner. A spinner and the sedan used by Deckard appear in the videoclip made for the Earth, Wind & Fire song Magnetic (1983). The manga and anime series Silent Mobius features aerial vehicles clearly based on the spinner. The music video for the Run The Jewels song yankee and the brave (ep. 4) features police cars modeled after the Spinner. References External links Science Fiction Museum and Hall of Fame Blade Runner Flying Spinner Car on permanent exhibit. BladeZone interview with Gene Winfield, builder of the full-sized spinners BRmovie.com – Spinner collectibles TheForce.net – 3D Spinner model MattWalsh.com – Spinner blueprint RoadableTimes.com – History of flying cars PropSummit — An online community featuring discussion of the props from Blade Runner skychaser.se - A real Blade Runner Style roadable flying car being developed in Sweden Spinner Blade Runner (franchise) Fictional cars Fictional elements introduced in 1982 Flying cars in fiction Art vehicles Drones in fiction One-off cars