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5.0 out of 5 stars A Stunning Sequel That Stands on Its Own
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5.0 out of 5 stars Honours the Original, while being a classic in its own right
The year 2017 was hit-or-miss when it comes to Sci-Fi sequels. Alien: Covenant was appalling, and The Last Jedi a horrible disappointment. Conversely, Blade Runner 2049 was a fantastic film, and should serve as the template of how one makes a proper sequel (Sci-Fi or otherwise). Denis Villeneuve managed to both honour the 1982 film, while also telling a rather in-depth original story. The cameos from the first film are sparse, and when they do turn up, they actually work and are relevant to the plot.The casting is also superb (well, with one exception). I was never a fan of Ryan Gosling, one way or the other, yet he won me over with his performance as Officer K. He actually manages to exhibit layers in a character that is supposed to be completely devoid of substance or personality. He grows exponentially as the film progresses, struggling with unfamiliar emotions and soul-crushing heartbreak. Robin Wright is solid in every role she takes, and is no exception as Lieutenant Joshi. Though a supporting character, she still shows depth, and even when harsh at times, you empathise with her reasoning. Harrison Ford's return as Decker is fantastic, central to the plot, and doesn't feel at all like "fan service". The true "breakout character" has to be Sylvia Hoeks as the replicant, Luv. Hoeks gives a convincing performance as a cold and hateful villain, with just the faintest of sympathetic traits. She completely owns every scene she's in, without the audience feeling like she's being crammed down our throats. Those are signs of good story-telling and character usage. Probably the only real exception to the cast is Jared Leto as Niander Wallace. The character was intended for David Bowie, who sadly passed away before filming. Envisioning some of the lines spoken in his voice, I can see why Wallace was written with Bowie in mind. Mind you, Leto's portrayal isn't terrible and it's by no means a deal-breaker. In my opinion it's just the weakest of the film.At two hours and forty-five minutes, this is a long film. However, the pacing works, the plot continually moves forward, and it never feels like it's dragging. The plot twists work well, adding emotional weight, without feeling forced or contrived. The supporting cast all add substance, even those with a minimal amount of screen time. The special effects merge well with the previous film, making it believable and feeling like the same world. The CGI-enhanced return of one character from the original was jaw-dropping. And yet, if one were to strip away all the visual effects, one would still have a fantastic story. Blade Runner 2049 succeeds where the majority of modern cinema spectacularly fails; the art of good story-telling (I guess it's not completely dead after all).
5.0 out of 5 stars Equals the original and even surpasses it in some ways
If you are a Blade Runner fan it will be impossible for you to not like this film. Every aspect of the original seems present to a degree. The dark sci fi setting is there. The noir thriller is there. Understated dialogue and acting is there. Homage to the original is there. And even Harrison Ford is still there. This film has everything for the avid fan and even opens up the mysterious world that the original only hints at. Gosling really impresses and he hints at being the next serious action star a la Christian Bale. Ford's performance is a little short and corny but it satisfies. His character seems to be more isolated and cynical than before, if that were possible. The Blade Runner world is one of isolation and loneliness and lost identity, and these themes are just as present in the sequel. The setting is so rich I wonder how many more stories can be told in the wake of this film and its success. I for one, would love to see more of such a place. Some differences between the films that I noticed are that there are fewer action scenes in the sequel. And there does not seem to be a clear villain in the film like there was in the first. Sure, there are antagonists to fight but with their motives who is to say they are villains? It seems that the system represented is neither evil or good, but just there. The real story focuses on self-discovery of the main character and revealing his origin disguised in the vessel of a Blade Runner turned rogue and fighting against the system that created him. And in the end, we find out that it is not his story after all. A little convoluted but just mysterious enough to keep us guessing. Does it sound like there is a lot here to digest? You bet. At 164 minutes run time it is well worth multiple viewings.
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Misleading number of discs
Title and description are misleading. It says 3 discs - 4K, 3D and regular Blu-Ray. 3rd disc is nowhere to be found. Dissapointing.Though the steelbok is stellar, but the descriptions inside are german. I expected it to be english version.
OTTIMO FILM !
Blade Runner nelle versioni degli anni 80 è il mio film preferito ! Acquistato prima in versione VHS, dopo in DVD, Cofanetto vari DVD ..Blu ray.....the director's cut..the finat cut etc.... conosco il film a memoria ! Dopo anni è stato fatto il sequel ! Devo premettere che Ridley Scott è uno dei miei registi preferiti perciò potrei non essere imparziale ! 2049 è un ottimo film ! La qualità della regia è inutile indicarla ! La storia mi è piaciuta, è un sequel perciò continua il racconto della precedente , gli attori sono ottimi ! La qualità delle immagini è migliore , sono trascorsi 35 anni dal primo film . Se vi era piaciuto il primo film nelle due versioni ( unicorno quando dorme , "innesti nella......" ) questo vi piacerà perchè continua la storia . Non ha la stessa tensione che trasmetteva il primo è rilassante . Se non avete visto il primo dovete prima guardare il precedente per comprendere ! Questo è un sequel se volete comprendere ....dovete prima guardare quello degli anni 80 , La chiave di svolta è la scena dell'unicorno nel sogno di Deckard , l'origami davanti alla porta ! Chi conosce il film degli anni 80 comprenderà la scena......COINCIDENZE ! oopppss. Come sempre spedizione Bolo perfetta !
A Stunning Cinematic Masterpiece
Blade Runner 2049 on Blu-ray is an absolute marvel and a must-have for any movie enthusiast's collection. This cinematic masterpiece truly captures the essence of its iconic predecessor and takes the viewer on a breathtaking journey through a futuristic world like no other.From the moment the film starts, the visual spectacle is evident. The Blu-ray format brings out the finest details, allowing the audience to fully immerse themselves in the film's richly textured landscapes and stunning visual effects. The vibrant colors, intricate set designs, and seamless CGI transport viewers to a world that feels both familiar and entirely new.The cinematography in Blade Runner 2049 is nothing short of awe-inspiring. Each shot is carefully framed, showcasing the director's artistic vision and attention to detail. The use of lighting and shadows adds an atmospheric depth to the film, creating an evocative ambiance that lingers long after the credits roll.Beyond the mesmerizing visuals, the storyline is gripping and thought-provoking. Blade Runner 2049 successfully builds upon the themes of its predecessor while introducing fresh concepts that challenge the boundaries of artificial intelligence, identity, and humanity. The narrative unfolds at a deliberate pace, allowing the characters to develop naturally and drawing the audience deeper into the film's intricate web of mystery and emotion.The performances in Blade Runner 2049 are nothing short of stellar. Ryan Gosling brings a compelling presence to his role as Officer K, displaying a perfect balance of vulnerability and strength. Harrison Ford's reprisal of Rick Deckard is both nostalgic and impactful, seamlessly connecting the film to its predecessor.The Blu-ray edition of Blade Runner 2049 further enhances the overall experience. The audio quality is exceptional, delivering a hauntingly beautiful soundtrack that perfectly complements the film's tone. Additionally, the bonus features provide valuable insights into the film's production, allowing fans to gain a deeper appreciation for the creative process behind this cinematic gem.In conclusion, Blade Runner 2049 on Blu-ray is an unforgettable cinematic experience that pushes the boundaries of science fiction storytelling. With its stunning visuals, compelling storyline, and outstanding performances, this film is a testament to the power of cinema at its finest. If you're a fan of thought-provoking, visually stunning films, this Blu-ray deserves a prominent place in your collection and getting it in blue ray also lets you hear all the subtle audio that seems to be missing from streaming versions of the movie.
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Not what I expected , but very very cool, especially the AI factors and the storyline was really cool. Took me watching it 3 times to really get the reality of it all , actually quite a few issues for the future of the world. Ryan Gosling at his best. and the others!
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5.0 out of 5 stars A Stunning Sequel That Stands on Its Own
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5.0 out of 5 stars Honours the Original, while being a classic in its own right
The year 2017 was hit-or-miss when it comes to Sci-Fi sequels. Alien: Covenant was appalling, and The Last Jedi a horrible disappointment. Conversely, Blade Runner 2049 was a fantastic film, and should serve as the template of how one makes a proper sequel (Sci-Fi or otherwise). Denis Villeneuve managed to both honour the 1982 film, while also telling a rather in-depth original story. The cameos from the first film are sparse, and when they do turn up, they actually work and are relevant to the plot.The casting is also superb (well, with one exception). I was never a fan of Ryan Gosling, one way or the other, yet he won me over with his performance as Officer K. He actually manages to exhibit layers in a character that is supposed to be completely devoid of substance or personality. He grows exponentially as the film progresses, struggling with unfamiliar emotions and soul-crushing heartbreak. Robin Wright is solid in every role she takes, and is no exception as Lieutenant Joshi. Though a supporting character, she still shows depth, and even when harsh at times, you empathise with her reasoning. Harrison Ford's return as Decker is fantastic, central to the plot, and doesn't feel at all like "fan service". The true "breakout character" has to be Sylvia Hoeks as the replicant, Luv. Hoeks gives a convincing performance as a cold and hateful villain, with just the faintest of sympathetic traits. She completely owns every scene she's in, without the audience feeling like she's being crammed down our throats. Those are signs of good story-telling and character usage. Probably the only real exception to the cast is Jared Leto as Niander Wallace. The character was intended for David Bowie, who sadly passed away before filming. Envisioning some of the lines spoken in his voice, I can see why Wallace was written with Bowie in mind. Mind you, Leto's portrayal isn't terrible and it's by no means a deal-breaker. In my opinion it's just the weakest of the film.At two hours and forty-five minutes, this is a long film. However, the pacing works, the plot continually moves forward, and it never feels like it's dragging. The plot twists work well, adding emotional weight, without feeling forced or contrived. The supporting cast all add substance, even those with a minimal amount of screen time. The special effects merge well with the previous film, making it believable and feeling like the same world. The CGI-enhanced return of one character from the original was jaw-dropping. And yet, if one were to strip away all the visual effects, one would still have a fantastic story. Blade Runner 2049 succeeds where the majority of modern cinema spectacularly fails; the art of good story-telling (I guess it's not completely dead after all).
5.0 out of 5 stars Equals the original and even surpasses it in some ways
If you are a Blade Runner fan it will be impossible for you to not like this film. Every aspect of the original seems present to a degree. The dark sci fi setting is there. The noir thriller is there. Understated dialogue and acting is there. Homage to the original is there. And even Harrison Ford is still there. This film has everything for the avid fan and even opens up the mysterious world that the original only hints at. Gosling really impresses and he hints at being the next serious action star a la Christian Bale. Ford's performance is a little short and corny but it satisfies. His character seems to be more isolated and cynical than before, if that were possible. The Blade Runner world is one of isolation and loneliness and lost identity, and these themes are just as present in the sequel. The setting is so rich I wonder how many more stories can be told in the wake of this film and its success. I for one, would love to see more of such a place. Some differences between the films that I noticed are that there are fewer action scenes in the sequel. And there does not seem to be a clear villain in the film like there was in the first. Sure, there are antagonists to fight but with their motives who is to say they are villains? It seems that the system represented is neither evil or good, but just there. The real story focuses on self-discovery of the main character and revealing his origin disguised in the vessel of a Blade Runner turned rogue and fighting against the system that created him. And in the end, we find out that it is not his story after all. A little convoluted but just mysterious enough to keep us guessing. Does it sound like there is a lot here to digest? You bet. At 164 minutes run time it is well worth multiple viewings.
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Misleading number of discs
Title and description are misleading. It says 3 discs - 4K, 3D and regular Blu-Ray. 3rd disc is nowhere to be found. Dissapointing.Though the steelbok is stellar, but the descriptions inside are german. I expected it to be english version.
OTTIMO FILM !
Blade Runner nelle versioni degli anni 80 è il mio film preferito ! Acquistato prima in versione VHS, dopo in DVD, Cofanetto vari DVD ..Blu ray.....the director's cut..the finat cut etc.... conosco il film a memoria ! Dopo anni è stato fatto il sequel ! Devo premettere che Ridley Scott è uno dei miei registi preferiti perciò potrei non essere imparziale ! 2049 è un ottimo film ! La qualità della regia è inutile indicarla ! La storia mi è piaciuta, è un sequel perciò continua il racconto della precedente , gli attori sono ottimi ! La qualità delle immagini è migliore , sono trascorsi 35 anni dal primo film . Se vi era piaciuto il primo film nelle due versioni ( unicorno quando dorme , "innesti nella......" ) questo vi piacerà perchè continua la storia . Non ha la stessa tensione che trasmetteva il primo è rilassante . Se non avete visto il primo dovete prima guardare il precedente per comprendere ! Questo è un sequel se volete comprendere ....dovete prima guardare quello degli anni 80 , La chiave di svolta è la scena dell'unicorno nel sogno di Deckard , l'origami davanti alla porta ! Chi conosce il film degli anni 80 comprenderà la scena......COINCIDENZE ! oopppss. Come sempre spedizione Bolo perfetta !
A Stunning Cinematic Masterpiece
Blade Runner 2049 on Blu-ray is an absolute marvel and a must-have for any movie enthusiast's collection. This cinematic masterpiece truly captures the essence of its iconic predecessor and takes the viewer on a breathtaking journey through a futuristic world like no other.From the moment the film starts, the visual spectacle is evident. The Blu-ray format brings out the finest details, allowing the audience to fully immerse themselves in the film's richly textured landscapes and stunning visual effects. The vibrant colors, intricate set designs, and seamless CGI transport viewers to a world that feels both familiar and entirely new.The cinematography in Blade Runner 2049 is nothing short of awe-inspiring. Each shot is carefully framed, showcasing the director's artistic vision and attention to detail. The use of lighting and shadows adds an atmospheric depth to the film, creating an evocative ambiance that lingers long after the credits roll.Beyond the mesmerizing visuals, the storyline is gripping and thought-provoking. Blade Runner 2049 successfully builds upon the themes of its predecessor while introducing fresh concepts that challenge the boundaries of artificial intelligence, identity, and humanity. The narrative unfolds at a deliberate pace, allowing the characters to develop naturally and drawing the audience deeper into the film's intricate web of mystery and emotion.The performances in Blade Runner 2049 are nothing short of stellar. Ryan Gosling brings a compelling presence to his role as Officer K, displaying a perfect balance of vulnerability and strength. Harrison Ford's reprisal of Rick Deckard is both nostalgic and impactful, seamlessly connecting the film to its predecessor.The Blu-ray edition of Blade Runner 2049 further enhances the overall experience. The audio quality is exceptional, delivering a hauntingly beautiful soundtrack that perfectly complements the film's tone. Additionally, the bonus features provide valuable insights into the film's production, allowing fans to gain a deeper appreciation for the creative process behind this cinematic gem.In conclusion, Blade Runner 2049 on Blu-ray is an unforgettable cinematic experience that pushes the boundaries of science fiction storytelling. With its stunning visuals, compelling storyline, and outstanding performances, this film is a testament to the power of cinema at its finest. If you're a fan of thought-provoking, visually stunning films, this Blu-ray deserves a prominent place in your collection and getting it in blue ray also lets you hear all the subtle audio that seems to be missing from streaming versions of the movie.
Blade Runner continued
Not what I expected , but very very cool, especially the AI factors and the storyline was really cool. Took me watching it 3 times to really get the reality of it all , actually quite a few issues for the future of the world. Ryan Gosling at his best. and the others!
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