BLADE RUNNER 2049 TRAILER REVIEW AND INFO!!


Next year sees Harrison Ford reprise yet another one of his iconic big screen roles, and the next in line is Rick Deckard in Blade Runner 2049.
Set three decades after the original Blade Runner film, this newly-released trailer opens with Ford's growling voiceover repeating Deckard's famous lines: "A replicant is like any other machine. They're either a benefit or a hazard. If they're a benefit, they're not my problem." The scene then shifts to a yolk-yellow landscape in which Ryan Gosling, as Officer K, edges close to a giant replicant head on the ground, before encountering an armed and aged Deckard in a derelict house. The trailer may not tell us a whole lot about the film, but everything from Ryan Gosling's Blade Runner costume (knee-length leather shearling jacket and boots) to the tense buildup suggests that the new film is promising.
The fact that there's even a Blade Runner sequel is a shock. Despite this being an epoch of franchise reboots, it's a surprise that we’ll soon be going back to the dim and dark Los Angeles of the future given the original film's reported behind-the-scenes on-set bickering and studio disagreements, as well as the fact that it had a mediocre performance at the box office but we have seen other films from the past that didn't do to well at the box office but then some of the remakes achieved far greater than we expected so of anything that shows to keep an open mind.

The latest Blade Runner is directed by Denis Villeneuve, who brought this year’s fantastic hit Arrival to the big screen, and also stars one of my favourite musician/actor Jared Leto, Robin Wright and Dave Bautista. Click Here for trailer. 

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