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3 giorni fa · Blade Runner 2049. 2017. Definitely hits harder having now seen Blade Runner . Between the two, this is definitely the better end-product, but I resonated more with the original, which I see as more atmospheric and philosophical than 2049, which feels like Agent K’s odyssey. “You look lonely….
2 giorni fa · Blade Runner 2049 (2017): Denis Villeneuve directed this sequel to Blade Runner (1982) based on a screenplay by Hampton Fancher – co-writer of the earlier film – and Michael Green. Through this film, as well as Arrival (2016) and the Dune series (2021; 2024), Villeneuve has crafted science fiction tales that nestle tender intimacy at the heart of grand-scale visuals, technologies, and themes.
1: K’s a replicant, but he’s still a cop. Attacking a cop is not smart. 2:that bitch crazy and should’ve been retired years ago. 3: because they’re kids and have probably never seen a replicant or a cop. 4:yes thats literally the whole point of the franchise. Replicant starts to catch feels, needs to be retired.
3 giorni fa · Blade Runner 2049 - Certificate (15) - Staring Ryan Gosling, Ana de Armas, Harrison Ford, Dave Bautista, Jared Leto - Find a review, trailer and cinema listings for Blade Runner 2049 here on LondonNet.
5 giorni fa · Blade Runner’s sequel, Blade Runner 2049, was released in 2017. The long-awaited sequel starred Ryan Gosling alongside Harrison Ford and continued the exploration of the film’s themes. Blade Runner has been recognized as a significant contribution to the science fiction genre.
4 giorni fa · 13 minutes ago. 2049: Echoes of Humanity - Blade Runner's Dystopian Odyssey. Embark on a haunting journey through the remnants of humanity in "2049: Echoes of Humanity - Blade Runner's Dystopian Odyssey." Navigate the neon-lit alleyways and towering skyscrapers of a future world teetering on the brink of oblivion.
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3 giorni fa · Set in dystopian futures, George Orwell’s 1984 and Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner depict societies ruled by absolute and totalitarian authorities. Both asserts that this control cripples any human progress, further compounded by these societies’ hostile environment that crushes the human spirit. However even if achieved, Orwell and Scott ...
