Blade Runner 2049 | October 6, 2017 | Villeneuve directs | Full Trailer on Page 40

[RobinHood26]

1 minute ago, shayhiri said:

I thought there's just a couple of shots outside in the open of this world, Most of it is inside. I would like to see more of it.

 

I adore the setting of the recent Total Recall remake. 10/10, best action and futuristic setting I've seen.

 

 

You realize that the Total Recall remake tried sooooo hard to simulate Blade Runner right?  

[Jack Nevada]

The shit's not Avatar, it's essentially film noir that takes place in the future. They pretty much tell you most of the world's become uninhabitable and people are moving to extraterrestrial colonies. 

[shayhiri]

3 minutes ago, Jay Hollywood said:

You realize that the Total Recall remake tried sooooo hard to simulate Blade Runner right?  

 

Well, yes, that is why I like it so much and that is why I want more.

 

It's time for good cybepunk (or call it sci fi noir).

[Celedhring]

I would be in the "should not be made" camp if it wasn't for Villeneuve. I like him a lot and he's bound to produce an interesting film at the very least. So I'm weirdly looking forward to Blade Runner 2, instead of dreading it.

Edited April 20, 2016 by Celedhring

[Avatree]

I'm not a fan of Villeneuve's work so far, but he can set up some extraordinary visuals - if anyone can replicate the atmosphere from the (masterful) visual design in the original....

 

But I agree generally that Blade Runner is one of the best looking films ever made, and a sequel now probably can't live up to that.

[Jack Nevada]

Just now, Treetrunk Special said:

I'm not a fan of Villeneuve's work so far, but he can set up some extraordinary visuals - if anyone can replicate the atmosphere from the (masterful) visual design in the original....

 

But I agree generally that Blade Runner is one of the best looking films ever made, and a sequel now probably can't live up to that.

Hmm, not sure I agree. I like Villeneuve but his style is very slick and almost clean. Especially now with Roger Deakins aka Captain Digital on board. The visuals in Blade Runner can look both squalid and painterly, often at the same time. It's such a visually rich film where every shot has something you missed the last time. 

[Arlborn]

I guess I should get around to watching this movie again then, I don't remember anything of it as I watched it when I was a teenager so long ago. The question though is: What cut? Anyone wanna let me know what's the best version of it out there?

[Dementeleus]

3 minutes ago, Arlborn said:

I guess I should get around to watching this movie again then, I don't remember anything of it as I watched it when I was a teenager so long ago. The question though is: What cut? Anyone wanna let me know what's the best version of it out there?

 

The "Final Cut".

[Celedhring]

I prefer the Director's Cut myself. The differences with the FC in actual footage are minor (some lengthened shots and editing here and there), and it looks too digital and green to me. But it's really a minor gripe. 

[MrPink]

26 minutes ago, Arlborn said:

I guess I should get around to watching this movie again then, I don't remember anything of it as I watched it when I was a teenager so long ago. The question though is: What cut? Anyone wanna let me know what's the best version of it out there?

 

The one with Ford's stirring narration (Theatrical cut). Trust me, you'll be grateful I recommended this in the end. 

[Arlborn]

6 minutes ago, MrPink said:

 

The one with Ford's stirring narration (Theatrical cut). Trust me, you'll be grateful I recommended this in the end. 

[junkshop36]

I'm looking forward to it. I'm interested to see where they go with it story wise. 

 

 

I actually prefer the original theatrical cut with the voice over. It's the version I first saw and grew up with. The voice over never bothered me and I actually think it works just fine in certain sequences. The first time I watched the directors cut I found myself actually saying the lines from the voice over during those scenes lol

[Dementeleus]

What's more problematic about the original is the forced cheer of the ending.

[Avatree]

15 minutes ago, MrPink said:

 

The one with Ford's stirring narration (Theatrical cut). Trust me, you'll be grateful I recommended this in the end. 

Be gone, troll!

[MrPink]

Just now, Treetrunk Special said:

Be gone, troll!

 

 

It's just because I watched that version recently and my brother who had never seen it and his friend were baffled by the narration. 

 

Dat jazz music tho. So good

[Avatree]

1 minute ago, MrPink said:

 

 

It's just because I watched that version recently and my brother who had never seen it and his friend were baffled by the narration. 

 

Dat jazz music tho. So good

 

I DON'T KNOW WHY HE SAVED MY LIFE. I'M SURE IF I WATCHED THE MOVIE I WOULD KNOW.

[kayumanggi]

'Blade Runner 2' Casts 'Knock Knock' Star Ana De Armas https://t.co/5U4UgjODUK

— TheWrap (@TheWrap) April 23, 2016

[Durden]

Blade Runner sequel exclusive: Barkhad Abdi joins the cast

 

http://www.ew.com/article/2016/06/28/blade-runner-sequel-barkhad-abdi-joins-cast?

[Chewy]

Dude's gonna have a bit part sadly

[Jack Nevada]

10 minutes ago, Chewy said:

Dude's gonna have a bit part sadly

I hope not, but you're probably right. Would love to see more of this dude.