Blade Runner 2099 | Prime Video

Nope.

Not even watching the trailer.

E: It's Amazon. Fallout is just about watchable, but everything else has had issues. I don't really want them anywhere near this, or Bond, but hey what can I do other than avoid it.
 
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The original movie is in my top five of all time, I also very much enjoyed the sequel with Ryan Gosling.

I'm a sucker for dystopian sci-fi in general, and Michelle Yeoh has been excellent in everything I've seen her in to boot.

Happy to give this a shot, fingers crossed it's good but I'll be trying to temper my expectations.
 
The original Blade Runner film is on iPlayer at the moment if anybody is interested. 2049 was on there recently too if I recall.

Fingers crossed this series is decent.
 
They needed to leave it alone, just gonna trash it.
They got to stop tying in TV content right after the movie releases.look at that bene Gesserit debacle of a series, or foundation for that matter.

It's gonna be dire.
 
Baron C said:
They needed to leave it alone, just gonna trash it.
They got to stop tying in TV content right after the movie releases.look at that bene Gesserit debacle of a series, or foundation for that matter.

It's gonna be dire.
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The last movie came out almost ten years ago, and this series is set close to 50 years after it.

It's absolutely possible for it to be good.

What Foundation movie are we talking about here? There isn't one as far as I'm aware.
 
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Baron C said:
It won't ...it just won't!
It's Amazon, they ruin stuff.
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I mean, they often do but not always.

It's not like they're torturing something with in depth source material the way they did with LOTR, the original Blade Runner itself was based on a fairly short single book (borderline novella) by Philip K. Dick.

While I understand your concerns, I'm very happy to give it a shot given how good the 2017 sequel was.
 
Gray2233 said:
I mean, they often do but not always.

It's not like they're torturing something with in depth source material the way they did with LOTR, the original Blade Runner itself was based on a fairly short single book (borderline novella) by Philip K. Dick.

While I understand your concerns, I'm very happy to give it a shot given how good the 2017 sequel was.
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Agreed.
I'm at my curmudgeon stage of life, so the bitterness of age and all that.

I think it's like anything, the source material leads to the imagination going in unexpected directions.
My worry is they just hamper it like they did with say the Alien franchise. We really didn't need to know who the the space jockey was.

Look at the recent Backrooms, Iron ling, pretty good.
 
gettothechopper said:
hmmmmmmmmmm

sceptical

if its bad i will just pretend it doesn't exist
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Probably the healthiest attitude, I've never understood why people seem to want stuff to be bad, or "this film has utterly ruined the other film that I loved".

I'm looking forward to seeing what they do with it, as Bladerunner is one of my favourite films and the implied history/possibilities/world building from the original* mean there is so much that couold be done with the setting.



*Even just what was mentioned of the backgrounds of almost any of the rogue replicants, or a couple of the named scientists, let alone stuff that wasn't mentioned but you know must have been going on because of little bits shown/background detail.
 
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