[movie trailer] Blade Runner 2049

[Arthur]

[pete]

So either Deckard's not a replicant or he found a way to reset his timer.

 

I really hope this doesn't devolve into a Han/Luke buddy movie.

[LeMarchand]

So either Deckard's not a replicant or he found a way to reset his timer.

 

...or he was "special... no Termination Date" (but with realistic ageing built in). At least we don't seem to be getting a CGI rejuvenated Deckard! Wonder what became of Rachael?

 

I do wonder if that "orange" scene is a dream sequence, though.

[6Foot2]

Blade Runner 2049 posters:

 

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[Arthur]

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[Arthur]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vn-csFKhQCg

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Link: https://twitter.com/GolazoDan/status/914094843277783040/photo/1 [Twitter Picture Tweet]

 

This still of Harrison Ford accidentally punching Ryan Gosling for real during a Blade Runner 2049 scene is amazing.

 

 

Their faces!

 

[LeMarchand]

I wonder...

 

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[Arthur]

Soundtrack is on Spotify...

 

https://open.spotify.com/album/5kSUsy5FU3Wcxd4DBvXFm4?si=wZGle4Uq

 

[LeMarchand]

People who go expecting something like that last trailer are going to be disappointed...

[Arthur]

Very impressive!

 

Weta Workshop was honoured to contribute practical miniatures, selected cinematography, and concept design work to Blade Runner 2049, directed by Denis Villeneuve.

 

This was a passion project for our crew, who are huge fans of Ridley Scott's iconic 1982 original.

 

Here in Wellington, NZ, we hand-made enormous miniature sets which were then filmed by legendary cinematographer Alex Funke. In the Design Studio, our team of conceptual designers helped give shape to the director’s vision.

 

Edited November 11, 2017 by Arthur

[Arthur]