Blade Runner 2049 [2017 film]

Interesting and lush, this is a good watch but often I found my attention drifting or noticing more of the call outs than seeing the story unfold so I had to deduct some stars for that.
Set 30 years after the original and in the same world extrapolated from the original this features a collapse of society and now androids are hunted by androids and K (Ryan Gosling) is following clues that bring him to Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford) and to a secret that is going to change things.

Sometimes a little too clever but is interesting. A very good sequel.

Enjoyed this one more than the original tbh. Glad I had rewatched the original though as I would have been completely lost otherwise. OK if a bit long and I liked the twist.

A cop looks for a politically dangerous baby.

Meh. Why is this movie 3 hours long?

I struggled with the plot because there isn't one. It all falls apart due to aimless writing and direction. Blade Runner 2049 is long and has some self-indulgent scenes, and yet several plot threads are introduced and then forgotten about completely by the climax, as if they got scrapped to shorten the run time. Blade Runner 2049 intentionally spoils the charm of the original's ambiguity, and has a lot of generic action scenes and silly technobabble only there to advance the plot.

Treinta años después de los eventos del primer film, un nuevo blade runner, K descubre un secreto profundamente oculto que podría acabar con el caos que impera en la sociedad. El descubrimiento de K le lleva a iniciar la búsqueda de Rick Deckard, un blade runner al que se le perdió la pista hace 30 años.

Treinta años después de los eventos del primer film, un nuevo blade runner, K (Ryan Gosling) descubre un secreto profundamente oculto que podría acabar con el caos que impera en la sociedad. El descubrimiento de K le lleva a iniciar la búsqueda de Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford), un blade runner al que se le perdió la pista hace 30 años.