Blade Runner 2049 Spoilers from post 444

MfMan · 18-07-2017 12:14PM

RasTa wrote: »

Since he can't act and has the same facial expression in all his movies. He is a bigger piece of wood than Keanu Reeves

Yeah no more trailers for me, too much in that one.

Ford or Gosling?

conorhal · 18-07-2017 02:26PM

MfMan wrote: »

Ford or Gosling?

Well, both to be honest, it's like the producers asked themselves, 'who could possibly replicate Ford's flat, monotone, bored somewhat disinterested performance from the first film?', of course once the question was asked the answer became immediately obvious!

peteeeed · 18-07-2017 02:56PM

i like gosling when he's in 100% serious mode so he's perfect for this

patrickSTARR · 18-07-2017 04:17PM

I thin Gosling will be perfect for the film. I don't think hes as wooden as people suggest, but he will fit right in with the tone of the movie.

Mr E · 22-08-2017 02:33PM

New TV trailer. Some new footage.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRcZ6yc1IMI

emo72 · 22-08-2017 03:48PM

Mr E wrote: »

New TV trailer. Some new footage.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRcZ6yc1IMI

That's nearly the whole movie!

peteeeed · 22-08-2017 05:51PM

TAKE MY MONEY NOW

peteeeed · 25-08-2017 10:06AM

Wedwood · 26-08-2017 01:00AM

After all these years, after finally coaxing Harrison Ford back to play Deckard again, they go and kit him out in a cheap grey T shirt. Unless of course retired Blade Runners normally shop in Pennies.

peteeeed · 26-08-2017 11:07AM

Wedwood wrote: »

After all these years, after finally coaxing Harrison Ford back to play Deckard again, they go and kit him out in a cheap grey T shirt. Unless of course retired Blade Runners normally shop in Pennies.

You don’t know his pension plan

Harry Palmr · 26-08-2017 11:29AM

I have no interest in seeing this film despite Blade Runner being one of my favourite films (actually that's why!) I was intrigued that the TV spots are already running with nearly 6 weeks until release. Is that a good or a bad sign I asked myself.

judeboy101 · 26-08-2017 11:35AM

Seeing Katy Perry in the trailer reminds me of Rhianna in valerian. I'm still having remorseful thoughts covering wasting my 2 hrs of my life on that movie.

SnakePlissken · 26-08-2017 04:45PM

judeboy101 wrote: »

Seeing Katy Perry in the trailer reminds me of Rhianna in valerian. I'm still having remorseful thoughts covering wasting my 2 hrs of my life on that movie.

Katy Perry? Not sure what trailer you watched, are you sure it wasn't a fever dream ðŸ˜‰

buried · 26-08-2017 07:57PM

I have zero faith in this being any good so I'm not going to bother. The whole showcasing of Harrison Ford on the posters and all that is very amusing to me. In my eye's, it wasn't Ford's character in 'Blade Runner' that I resonated with or had any empathy towards whatsoever in that film. It was Rutger Hauer what made the original film so good. The villain but at the same time the actual real protagonist in that world. That's what makes 'Blade Runner' so good IMO. I doubt this thing will have any sort of intelligent character design and portrayal like that of 'Roy Batty'.

judeboy101 · 26-08-2017 09:34PM

SnakePlissken wrote: »

Katy Perry? Not sure what trailer you watched, are you sure it wasn't a fever dream ðŸ˜‰

My bad http://m.imdb.com/name/nm4496875/filmotype/actress?ref_=m_nmfm_1

Slydice · 29-08-2017 08:10PM

Prequel 1 of 3:

Brief_Lives · 31-08-2017 11:04AM

Excellent stuff....

branie2 · 31-08-2017 02:14PM

I'm looking forward to seeing it.

Slydice · 31-08-2017 08:26PM

Better book the comfy chairs

https://411mania.com/movies/run-time-revealed-blade-runner-2049/

Variety reports that Blade Runner 2049 will have a running time of two hours and 32 minutes, along with eleven minutes of credits. That makes it 46 minutes longer than the 1982 film, which ran at an hour and 57 minutes.

peteeeed · 12-09-2017 07:43AM

new clip

peteeeed · 14-09-2017 09:27PM

https://twitter.com/itunestrailers/status/908359704639766529

pixelburp · 15-09-2017 09:25AM

Obviously he's best known to audiences from GoTG (wrestling fans notwithstanding), but Dave Bautista really should be in more things - and not just action stuff. He always looks to have a good expressive range, here included.

peteeeed · 15-09-2017 10:21AM

the 3rd prequel short will be an animated one scored by flying lotus

also Johann johannsson is no longer involved in the soundtrack
https://pitchfork.com/news/johann-johannsson-no-longer-involved-with-blade-runner-2049-report/

xtal191 · 15-09-2017 01:07PM

peteeeed wrote: »

the 3rd prequel short will be an animated one scored by flying lotus

also Johann johannsson is no longer involved in the soundtrack
https://pitchfork.com/news/johann-johannsson-no-longer-involved-with-blade-runner-2049-report/

And being made by the director of Cowboy Bebop

https://www.bleedingcool.com/2017/09/14/breaking-blade-runner-gets-animated-prequel-short-cowboy-bebop-creator/

emo72 · 15-09-2017 04:53PM

Jaysus, Blade Runner is a bogey for soundtracks. First Vangelis and now this. It's cursed.

alchemist33 · 15-09-2017 10:37PM

Saw the original last night. I'd thought I'd watched it plenty of times but no, it seems I only watched it once, when I was a teenager in the 80s. Damn, that narration by Deckard stood out like an itchy boil.

Still, I'm ready for the next installment now.

peteeeed · 15-09-2017 11:00PM

alchemist33 wrote: »

Saw the original last night. I'd thought I'd watched it plenty of times but no, it seems I only watched it once, when I was a teenager in the 80s. Damn, that narration by Deckard stood out like an itchy boil.

Still, I'm ready for the next installment now.

You watched the theatrical release , watch the directors cut or the final version , narration was taken out

alchemist33 · 15-09-2017 11:09PM

peteeeed wrote: »

You watched the theatrical release , watch the directors cut or the final version , narration was taken out

I knew there were different versions, but not which was which!

emo72 · 16-09-2017 12:08AM

which is the violent version with cursing?

peteeeed · 16-09-2017 08:52AM

The final version seems to be the one Ridley scott considers the best version as he had full artistic control

1982 Original workprint (failed in audience tests, not released):

no voice over
no happy ending
no unicorn dream

1982 US theatrical release:
voice overs
happy ending (Deckard and Rachel drive through the countryside)
no unicorn dream
1982 International release:
more violence in certain scenes

1992 Director's Cut (not done by Scott, but approved by him):
no voice overs
no happy ending (Deckard and Rachel just leave Deckard's flat)
unicorn dream (suggesting that Deckard could be a replicant)

2007 Final Cut (Scott's final version):
same content as Director's Cut. Plus new scene Deckard at piano and outside club.
many technical improvements

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Blade Runner 2049 Spoilers from post 444