They bad guys are ugly, and they wear eyeliner. That's = Punk. One of them has a mechanical nubben somewhere, and there you go.. [/size][/color][/font]
You are confusing "cyberpunk" with "post-apocalyptic" here mate
Or else by that metric Mad Max is also cyberpunk (which it is not at all)... Again, many people mistake this genre for something else and that's a good example.
The fact is there are not so many movies or even less series that explore the genre proper, apart from classic anime of course, maybe the upcoming CDPR game will give some ideas to producers, who knows
As the OP mentioned Blade Runner only has the vibe of it, more exactly it codified the visuals of the genre, and the "film noir" aspect, while not being a cyberpunk story itself. Also it slid in the "mega corp housed in a giant arcology" secondary trope that is found throughout the staples of the genre.
Anime is where it's at for the most part, with GIST: Standalone Complex being a rather well known example (although oscillating somewhat towards post-cyber in quite a few aspects, some of the main protagonists like Batou or especially Ishikawa, also rogue AIs and such are pure cyberpunk material) and a slew of classic late 80's - early 90's productions deep into the genre.
I dont know if it's been mentioned but Minority Report is a good example of post- (or neo-) cyberpunk. Technology affecting society is the main there so it fits right in.
