REAL OR FAKE 4K BLADE RUNNER 2049 MOVIE
Oh, and there’s also the best jukebox ever, as you’ll discover…īR2049 does recreate the world of Blade Runner as if we’ve never been away including more huge holograms, and it uses a lot of models rather than endless CGI – thankfuly, since I feared they were going to dumb it down like every other sci-fi movie these days, so kudos to the production team for that. I’d love one of those for my birthday, please, along with a Jennifer Aniston hologram. Plus, there’s a device called an Emanator, which makes holograms turn real.
I will add two things – I’d love a personal security drone, as K has. So, there’s not as much Ford as we’d like.Īll the other cast members have their part to play, but I’ll refrain from adding anything specific about them. Taking the lead in this sequel is Ryan Gosling as K, who’s looking for answers to his past, and there’s a mystery which leads him to Rick Deckard, who went AWOL after the first film’s events… and that’s all I’m going to say about the plot since (a) this is a film that’s best told as it sets it all out to you, while as the original showed, neither films are massively plot-heavy, and (b) stop being so damn nosey… I told you to wait until you watch the film! However, I will say that it takes almost two hours before Harrison Ford (below) shows up, and before I began this movie, I expected him to come in around halfway. Blade Runner without Replicants is like Star Trek without Klingons. You know there’s going to be trouble with Replicants.
All the bugs have been ironed out… well, almost all. Replicants are back, but while the first movie had the Nexus 6 variety, which went rogue, 2049 has the Nexus 8 model (if this was Apple, they’d be on Nexus 38 by now!). No doubt the man-made global warming freaks would have a field day, as in this world, the irradiated landscape is such that nothing grows outside any more. I will add – bear in mind that it’s long, and if you didn’t like the original then your opinion won’t change with this sequel, and if you did enjoy it, then this new entry is not iconic like the first one was.Īs the title suggests, the year is 2049 and we’re back in Los Angeles.
It was certainly worth seeing on the big screen, but if you missed it, then the movie still packs a small-screen punch… as long as you’re watching on a BIG small screen 😉 Blade Runner 2049 comes 35 years after the original Blade Runner, but time has moved on just 30 years.
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