What critics are saying about Blade Runner 2049
On the top of the aforementioned, Hans Zimmer and Benjamin Wallfisch's score gives the film a rhythm that keeps you entranced, while the vastness and richness of its set-designs mean you're constantly moving your gaze to try and take in as much as possible.
Harrison Ford shared how he punched Ryan Gosling Thursday on The Tonight Show during filming of their upcoming film, Blade Runner 2049.
"My God, what a handsome movie this is".
Directed by Denis Villeneuve and written by Michael Green and Hampton Fancher, Blade Runner 2049 stars Ryan Gosling as LAPD officer K, who is sent on a mission to find a long-missing Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford), which then spirals into a larger mystery. "Every frame here tells a story".
Blade Runner 2049 picks up 30 years after the events of the original Blade Runner, released in 1982, and the events of these short films.
Even the critics who think the plot is a little thin still can't get over how good the film looks.
Meanwhile, The Hollywood Reporter''s Todd McCarthy said that the performances don't quite match those in the original.
But, despite everything that's so exquisite and impressive about "Blade Runner 2049", its third act problems (a worrying trait in Villeneuve's oeuvre) almost derail a film that is oh so close to being a masterpiece.
Should Blade Runner 2049 land in the mid $40Ms over its first three-days, it's a start on par with Mad Max Fury Road which was another reboot of a cult sci-fi '80s movie. She's a huge movie star, a great actress. "My god, I can't believe I'm saying this, but Blade Runner 2049 makes Blade Runner a better movie".