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Wow!
Wow!
The second ‘wow’ is for Canadian filmmaker Denis Villeneuve, who has amazingly succeeded in having a film in my top five of the year for the third straight year.
Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner, released in 1982, is among my thirty favourite films of all time. Blade Runner 2049 is not as good, in my opinion, as that sci-fi noir classic, but it’s still a masterpiece.
While retaining some of the feel of the original, with a similar sound and cinematography, and bringing back some of the actors in what is definitely a sequel of sorts, there are major differences in style and atmosphere between the two films. For example, 2049 has less of a noir feel and more of a post-apocalyptic feel. But what 2049 retains is the slow pace and minimal action, combined with an intelligent sci-fi story and mind-blowing vistas, that made the original so great.
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This time out, our blade runner protagonist (K, played by Ryan Gosling) knows he’s a replicant (robot). He’s one of the latest models of replicants, supposedly incapable of rebellion and guaranteed to obey. The person responsible for these new replicants is Niander Wallace (Jared Leto), who has taken over the Tyrell Corporation. Wallace is keen on taking replicants to a new level, so he and his assistant (a replicant named Luv, played by Sylvia Hoeks) get very excited when K uncovers a box containing the bones of a female replicant who gave birth before she died.
K’s boss, Lieutenant Joshi (Robin Wright), is not as much excited as horrified by what the news of a replicant giving birth could do to her ordered world. So she wants K to find the child, if the child exists, and kill it, destroying any trace that the child ever existed. Luv also wants K to find the child, but with very different motives.
K begins his search, which will lead him to none other than Deckard (Harrison Ford), the original blade runner. This is a very long film, so a lot of things happen to K along the way, things which will completely overturn his understanding of replicants (including himself).
I can reveal no more. And I don’t have time to finish this review (e.g. telling you how good the acting is, etc.), other than to mention that while Blade Runner 2049 has a few flaws (like the way it accepts some typical aspects of the myth of redemptive violence), it is such a wonder to watch and does such a good job of engaging the viewer and making us part of its sad world that it is going to be one of the candidates for my favourite film of the year. An easy ****. My mug is up!
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