Blade Runner 2049 is such a film. While I didn't do this, I'm pretty certain that I will either match or exceed Baby Driver, even considering this film's monumental runtime.

Blade Runner 2049 is an American epic neo-noir science fiction film directed by Denis Villeneuve. A sequel to Ridley Scott’s 1982 film Blade Runner, Blade Runner 2049 follows a Nexus-9 replicant ...

Blade Runner 2049 is gorgeous. Cinematographer Roger Deakins has shot what is one of the most beautiful movies ever made, and yet somehow he still won’t win an Oscar this year because life is cruel.

As the story of “Blade Runner 2049” develops, the underlying conflict between humans and their genetically engineered slaves, the Replicants, starts to come to a boil.

“Blade Runner 2049” is no doubt Villeneuve’s biggest gig yet, and he’s well aware of what’s at stake. “I feel [the pressure] every day,” he said earlier this year.

In the “Blade Runner” sequel, “brutality” defines the mood of a dystopian future set in 2049, an update of the world Ridley Scott created 35 years ago.

Scott also hinted that the Blade Runner sequel would finally answer whether Deckard is a “replicant,” but 2049 will likely torment viewers with that same question regarding Officer K.

Before Blade Runner 2049 hit theaters, three short films covered key events between the original and its sequel.

After seeing Blade Runner 2049, our team realised there were some major talking points, to say the least. The following represents two perspectives, one female and one male, on the same problem.

Blade Runner is considered one of the greatest science fiction films ever created. On October 6th, 2017, Denis Villeneuve will direct a sequel to Ridley Scott’s 1982 classic, Blade Runner 2049.

But it’s largely a Northeast holiday. Blade Runner 2049 wound up grossing $8.856M to its original WB projection of $7.4M, giving it a 3-day of $32.75M. Today will be down around 55% for a near $4M.

This piece discusses the plot of “Blade Runner 2049,” which if you haven’t seen it yet, shame on you. It’s great. Because my colleagues and I were strictly enjoined from telling you much ...