it was decent

i love BR and BR2049

pass
2049 was amazing though

Hope they dont f*** this up

wtf is "Shining Girls?"

seriously you hand the reins of Blade Runner over to the showrunner of... whatever that is? like this isn't a gender thing or some dumb s***, I'm just saying you need someone at the helm who has an established body of work and feels like a good fit for this world.

def lost excitement for this

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2049 was overrated though

2049 was the single greatest theater viewing experience I had during the release year. Still sad i didnt get to see it in imax

OG had the better ending imo

The tears in the rain monologue >>>

The last shot of the crane oragami could’ve damn well have been the influence to Inception last shot

Outside of the ending, visuals, and atmosphere the story is basically a 2000s video game story of here’s a list of people find them and kill them

I enjoy the movie for what it is tho and have fun entering that world every now and then

I don’t think that kills the theory tbh. Maybe Rachel could have aged as well but died during childbirth. Rachel was really the only Nexus 7 replicant to have existed besides the possibly of maybe Deckard. With that generation of replicant just being a prototype or two Tyrell could have experimented with a bunch of s*** since he already cracked the code with reproducing

Just watched the prequel short stories, dope af

This gonna be good

Yea the OG ending is amazing.

2049 has a better buildup but I’ve always felt like it ends abruptly. Had me pretty confused on first watch how they introduce Wallace as a villain and throw in concepts like a replicant rebellion in the 3rd act and then nothing really happens with them.

Cool thing about Ana’s character is that she can be included in pretty much any Blade Runner story now. She might be too famous for a starring role in this tho. But it would be fun if they film some cameos/background shots with her. Probably have content to reuse from 2049 as well.

Knock knock s***ty overall but my fave role of hers

I think there's at least one sequence missing at the end - after K saves Deckard from the car in the water, but before they go off to see his daughter. They shot something with Ford and Gosling sitting by the sea wall as the sun rises, some convo with them, but for whatever reason they cut the whole scene.

I never understood what Jared Leto character purpose was, maybe he will appear again?

I’d assume they wanted to use him as an overarching villain for a sequel that never came. Doubt we’ll see him in 2099, but you never know.

his character was in Black Lotus so it tracks

Black lotus was trash