Bladerunner 2049

[obsidian]

Produced by Ridley Scott, directed by Denis Villeneuve, staring Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford.

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[CZghost]

Can't wait coming to European theaters

[SoM]

sweet

[MKJ]

No.

[xer0s]

Yes.

And Scott is an *Executive Producer. You might think it's just semantics, but there's a big difference in the film industry. In a good way, for this film...

[MKJ]

[xer0s]

I'm usually not ok with remakes or continuations of past classics, but this feels fine. The tone is spot on.

Is Ford just gonna sit back and rely on past projects to get him through his last years? First it was Force Awakens, now it's Blade Runner and Indiana Jones 5...

[Whiskey 7]

I got goosebumps watching the trailer

[Transient]

Is Ford just gonna sit back and rely on past projects to get him through his last years?

I'd say he's earned it.

[Don Carlos]

OK I didn't know it had Gosling in it too

Interest piqued

[xer0s]

Donny man crush

[lars63]

That movie looks pretty sweet, another to add to my list of movies to see

[Don Carlos]

Donny man crush

I don't think there has been a film that he's been in that I dislike

[Captain]

Harrison Ford and Ridley Scott? I'm ok with this.

[AndyW]

That looks great, Harrison Ford 4-ever
Was not a fan of the first Bladerunner -sure, the setting and mood was nice...
...but the movie was boring as hell!

[obsidian]

Denis Villeneuve is also quite the up-and-coming director, winning multiple awards for some of his earlier work. His latest film Arrivals is currently in theatres, staring Amy Adams and is getting pretty good reviews. So there's a good director at the helm of this Bladerunner sequel.

I'm staying cautiously optimistic about this movie. Bladerunner wrapped up rather nicely, leaving in question Deckard's nature as either human or replicant, and questioning whether replicants had been able to experience empathy (and dream of electronic unicorns) after all. The ambiguous ending to Bladerunner was part of the beauty of the story, one I'm not sure I would like answered with the resurfacing of Deckard in this new film. I'm sure it'll be an enjoyable film, I just hope it preserves all the legacy of the original.

[xer0s]

I agree, but I think if it's done right, they'll be able to leave the mystery and question of Deckard's humanity or lack there of.

However, just seeing Deckard as an older man in the trailer, already ruins the question. Unless they have made replicants that can age? I don't remember...

[Captain]

Agreed, but I am looking forward to seeing more of the world it was set in now that visual effects can be on par with the story.

And don't get me wrong, the effects in BR looked pretty amazing for its time. The costumes and sets were phenomenal too, I just hope they don't take this in the Prometheus direction.

[seremtan]

No.

^ this

we don't need this

also, Deckard dies

[xer0s]

Gosling shoots him after asking for his help and Deckard falls off a building into the fog below...

[HM-PuFFNSTuFF]

robots could surpass human technique."

[obsidian]

I think it's apparent from the original that the Tyrell Corporation had improved upon their replicant designs already (Rachel), and existing ones while having a designated shelf life did show signs of transcending their limitations (Batty saves Deckard = empathy).

[plained]

i always fell asleep during the original

i never watch movie trailers unless ive seen the movie.

i will check out the movie sometime tho

[losCHUNK]

No.

also, Deckard dies

Banned

[mjrpes]

No Admiral Adama? Boooo!