Blade Runner 2049
That rarest of things—a sequel that lives up to, if not surpasses, its predecessor—Villeneuve’s follow-up to Ridley Scott’s timeless classic is one of the 21st century’s most atmospherically rich and visually transporting science fiction films.
That rarest of things—a sequel that lives up to, if not surpasses, its predecessor—Villeneuve’s follow-up to Ridley Scott’s timeless classic is one of the 21st century’s most atmospherically rich and visually transporting science fiction films. Ryan Gosling stars as K, a bioengineered being known as a replicant who earns a living hunting other replicants who have gone rogue; he stumbles across shocking evidence of replicants’ seeming ability to sexually reproduce like their human counterparts, setting into motion a chain of events that will link K’s destiny to the legacy of none other than Deckard (Harrison Ford), the protagonist of the original Blade Runner.
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