Blade Runner 2049

TV, Movies & Books
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You’ll either love it or hate it.
They’ve got the style and feel absolutely right, matched and moved on from the original.
It’s also a sumptuous visual feast, some beautiful imagery.
The story is cerebral and thought provoking, not simplistic and laid out on a plate, unclear at times though…
And it’s slow.
If you “get it” that allows time to appreciate its treasures.
If you don’t you’ll do what four people (in a mostly empty cinema) did, walk out halfway through its 3 hours.

P.S. I loved it.

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which is what I did with the original

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Going tomorrow.

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I’m looking forward to going. I’ve convinced Narelle that she needs to see it :+1:

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Never seen the original

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Really?
And I had you pegged for a replicant… :stuck_out_tongue:

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I’d say you’d need to in order to uderstand this, it’s definitely a continuation of the story.

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:+1:

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Replicunt surely?

(It didn’t take long for the depths to be plumbed, did it…) :grinning:

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I wuz trying to keep it simple :grinning:

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I know, I think I should like it, and have tried very hard, but it doesn’t do it for me…

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It won’t do it for many, I suspect.

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…like tears.

In rain

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Just ordered the blu ray from Amazon

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Which version? Original theatrical release, Directors Cut or Final Cut?

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I’ve heard things Serge wouldn’t believe …

VB

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Dunno it was the best seller one on Amazon for 8.99. Prob be enough to get the gist.

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Maybe, but will you be able to form a coherent insight on the importance of the origami unicorn and its deployment by Gaff?

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Ask me tomorrow, im pissed as a fart now.

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:+1:

Another prime candidate for the AA strapline.

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