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Blade Runner 2049

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Denis Villeneuve (Director), Ryan Gosling (Actor), Harrison Ford (Actor) Rated:

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Blade Runner 2049 (Blu-ray + DVD + Digital Combo Pack) (BD)

Thirty years after the events of the first film, a new blade runner, LAPD Officer K (Ryan Gosling), unearths a longburied secret that has the potential to plunge what’s left of society into chaos. K’s discovery leads him on a quest to find Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford), a former LAPD blade runner who has been missing for 30 years.

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Special features

- Designing The World of Blade Runner 2049
- To Be Human: Casting Blade Runner 2049
- PROLOGUES: 2022: Black Out
- PROLOGUES: 2036: Nexus Dawn - PROLOGUES: 2048: Nowhere to Run
- Blade Runner 101: Blade Runners
- Blade Runner 101: The Replicant Evolution
- Blade Runner 101: The Rise of Wallace Corp
- Blade Runner 101: Welcome to 2049
- Blade Runner 101: Welcome to 2049
- Blade Runner 101: Within the Skies: Spinners, Pilotfish and Barracudas

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Actors: Ryan Gosling, Harrison Ford, Ana de Armas, Sylvia Hoeks, Robin Wright
Directors: Denis Villeneuve
Writers: Hampton Fancher, Michael J. Green
Producers: Andrew Kosove, Ridley Scott, Broderick Johnson, Bud Yorkin, Cynthia Sikes Yorkin
Format: NTSC, Subtitled
Language: English (Dolby Digital 5.1), Spanish (Dolby Digital 5.1)
Subtitles: Spanish, English, French
Subtitles for the Hearing Impaired: English
Region: Region A/1 (Read more about DVD/Blu-ray formats.)
Number of discs: 2
Rated:
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Studio: WarnerBrothers
DVD Release Date: January 16, 2018
Digital Copy Expiration Date: March 31, 2019 (Click here for more information)
Run Time: 163 minutes
Average Customer Review: 2,012 customer reviews
ASIN: B075DHS7JK
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #62 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
- #4 in Movies & TV > Blu-ray > Science Fiction

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J. Gunther

Tremendous

November 11, 2017

Format: Blu-ray

I saw BR2049 the first night it was screened and 2 more times after that. Tremendous film. Had my complete attention, even during the 3rd viewing. It never felt 164 minutes long. There are others here who have summarized the story well so I won’t bother except to say that it is a great study of what it is to be human and poses questions about how we define the terms ‘living’ and ‘alive’, much like the original did. Are replicants alive or is that exclusive to organic beings? If you’re a fan of the first one you are doing yourself a disservice if you don’t see this one.

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ringedman

Not a Michael Bay Film. Requires an attention span.

October 27, 2017

Format: Blu-ray

I'd give it 10 stars if I could. It's funny to see so many people with such bad taste in cinema. I think they were expecting something like a John Woo film or a Bay action/explosion movie with a Top 40 sound track; John singleton referred these types as "Popcorn Movies" (movies for people that dont like to think). This is a movie that requires emotional and intellectual participation.. This is the real deal. Movies aren't made like this anymore. If you are a fan of CLASSIC cinema than this movie is it. Its not a fast paced, hollow action sequence film for movie zombies with no attention span. There are no slow-mo explosions to make up for a weak, thin and cheap plot line. Silly children, Michael Bay did not make this movie.

Im blown away by the cinematography and visuals in this absolute masterpiece.

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Blade Runner 2049

October 7, 2017

Format: Blu-rayVerified Purchase

I saw Blade Runner 2049 today, opening day, and it was exactly what I had hoped for. I highly recommend watching the 3 short films that Blade Runner 2049 director Denis Villeneuve had commissioned. "Black Out 2022", an anime short, helps add depth and background to Blade Runner 2049. "2036: Nexus Dawn" and "2048: Nowhere To Run" add character background to 2 important characters. All 3 short films are really great and different from one another. Performances across the board in Blade Runner 2049 are high, from big parts to little. Gosling and Ford are exactly what you'd expect, and what you want. Their performances are fantastic. Ana De Armas and Sylvia Hoeks are on opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of their characters in the film, and are both extremely captivating to watch.

One can't really say much about this film without spoiling things. I like that like the original, this is a noir detective story. I like that it shares similar themes as the original, and explores some new concepts that deepen the world that Philip K. Dick invented on paper. This film is long, clocking in at 2 hours and 44 minutes, but it doesn't feel long. The pace of the film is consistent and editing is tight. I think Roger Deakins did a fantastic job as cinematographer and expanded on some things that the cinematographer from Blade Runner (Jordan Cronenweth) did with lighting and moving light sources. A trio of composers work together to make their own mark but also keep in tone and style with the original. Which ultimately sums up the entire film that Denis Villeneuve crafted from Ridley Scott's script. Denis took what was great about the original film, and created his own story. The Blade Runner sequel could have been about anything, and Villeneuve crafted something that's both old and new, and yet rather modern. The film isn't action packed but when there is action, it's very entertaining and violent, like the original. I like that not everything is tied up and resolved.

Sequels tend to not be great, they're often a studio grasping at creating a bankable franchise. A sequel 30 years later is generally a really desperate attempt at recapturing some market and a bad idea. Making a sequel to something like Blade Runner, which is now considered a science fiction cinema masterpiece, is a big gamble. And I think it paid off for Villeneuve. He made something that pays homage to the original without force feeding us memberberries and in your face references and offers something new and unique and something of his own. Blade Runner 2049 looks and sounds and feels like the original but also feels new and different, which is exactly what I look for in sequels. Key events at the denouement of the film make you revisit previous scenes and view them from a new perspective. I've found myself thinking of certain scenes constantly since seeing it, much like the first time I saw Blade Runner. Whether you prefer the original theatrical release of Blade Runner, or the workprint or director's or final cut, whether you thought Deckard was a replicant or not, I think you'll be pleased with this film. I saw this in IMAX and 2D, as it was shot. Though I have read that the 3D presentation is good, it was shot in standard 2D. The release date itself is even significant with in the film. The sound design is amazing, that room was just quaking for 2 and a half hours. Blade Runner 2049 exceeded my expectations and I think it's an amazing complementary sequel to the original and I've no real complaints about the film in any regard. Performances are strong, it's shot and edited well, the story is fresh and it makes you think. Blade Runner 2049 comes FULLY APPROVED.

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Banon

A fantastic follow up

November 9, 2017

Format: Blu-ray

So many old genre classics are remade, rebooted and rebranded these days that it’s rare for them to compare, or even exceed the qualities of their predecessors. For the most part, they rehash the story elements and sprinkle it with references and jokes for the fans to gawk at and feel good about themselves for recognizing. Jurassic World and the most recent Star Wars movies come to mind. Only a few dare to be their own movies.

Blade Runner 2049 is an incredible sequel, drawing on the original’s strengths and giving it what it always lacked. A powerful story.

The protagonist is Officer KD6-3·7 or “K” (Ryan gosling), a replicant Blade Runner whose job it is to hunt down and “retire” renegade replicants. He’s part of a new model series with unlimited life spans (something the Nexus 6 models of the original movie wanted), but far less free will. K even mentions that he’s never retired one of his own kind, because they do not run. While doing a routine retiring, he stumbles across something buried. It turns out to be the remains of a replicant. One who had given birth. The revelation is thought to be catastrophic to the world’s current order and K’s superior (Robin Wright) tells him to eliminate all traces of this, including the child. And so begins the mystery.

The story is engrossing and has a few surprising twists and turns. It also seamlessly weaves into the narrative the themes of humanity and what it means to be human, arguably more successfully than the original.

Ryan Gosling has a real talent for playing understated characters who express more with their eyes than words, and his performance as an android carries the movie, whether it’s his interactions with the world at large, or his strange romance with his beautiful virtual girlfriend Joi (Ana de Armas). She adds a lot to their scenes as their relationship plays out.

The rest of the cast is notable, with Jared Leto as the blind head of the Wallace Corporation, his psychotic assistant Luv (Sylvia Hoeks), and even Harrison Ford gives a surprisingly emotional performance, reprising his role as Deckard, the original Blade Runner.

As with the previous film, the visuals are a dominating force. With the booming yet dreamlike score by Benjamin Wallfisch and Hans Zimmer, it manages to reproduce that wondrous atmosphere of this strange, ugly, beautiful future. Director Denis Villeneuve (fresh from Arrival) was an inspired choice to pick up the reins and tell more stories in this setting. With Roger Deacons’ cinematography, there’s a grandness to the scale, the massive buildings, the varied and spacious locals. We see more of LA in this movie, and even go as far as to explore the wastes beyond. San Diego, for instance, is now a city of garbage, having essentially been transformed into LA’s landfill. Here people scrounge around like post-apocalyptic bandits and have orphanages/work factories. While the original movie was drowning in rain, here we have fallout. Clouds of dust and radiation blur the backdrops and make everything a world of ghosts. It’s eerie and deathly, but statues form weird shapes in the mist.

Villeneuve takes his time telling this story, and it moves slow. This is why the story and characters add so much to the experience. The mystery is genuinely intriguing, building from themes and ideas the original posed 30 years ago. There are bits of fan service here and there (like Atari and Pan Am still being around), but all of it is just part of the backdrop. You can watch this movie without having seen the original and still be affected by it. It didn’t try to top what the original did, still impressively with miniatures and sets, but recreate and move on. We see more than just the downtown streets of LA, here we explore in a way that wasn’t possible then.

Blade Runner 2049 is one of the most successful sequels in years, especially for dusting off a movie from so long ago. It joins the ranks of Mad Max: Fury Road with revived titles that not only stand apart, but match their originals.

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