I'm finishing up Blade Runner from 1982. Good movie, but has awkward scenes.

Since Harrison Ford appears in the sequel, can we at least agree that all this "Deckart is a replicant too" final-cut-hinting-nonsense is finally put to rest?

Moviegoers waiting for other movies? SW8, Thor3? Its not as if they ll be in the theaters a day later. Thats just stupid.

I’ve watched it this weekend in IMAX 3D and I can say that it’s a huge shame it didn’t take off. This movie is awesome and I recommend everyone to go and watch it. Definitely film of the year for me. I haven’t enjoyed movies that much since fury road. Almost certain will go and watch one more time, now in 2D with original dub.

Never saw marketing for the film, it came out of now where, but i watched it since the premise is great, heard so much about the first movie but never saw it. I thought this sequel was great, just abit too loud sometimes lol, the speakers nearly blew my ears off. Would definitely buy on blu ray.

So more formulaic movies about excessively overpowered characters completing tasks they were completely expected to complete.

Haha well I just finally watched it, so it's on my mind. I thought it was terrible and super cheesy, and when it ended I was just really irritated that such a poor movie made so much money. Then Bladerunner released and was awesome in many ways yet bombed, so it irritated me even more haha. The utterly inexplicable success/popularity of the Fast and Furious movies also annoys me  

Anyway, good news is that Bladerunner is doing pretty well overseas so far! Released in only 61% of the overseas market (excluding China, Japan, S. Korea) and had an opening of 50mill. Should do minimum of 200mill overseas I think, which should hopefully at least make it profitable. 

http://www.boxofficemojo.com/news/?id=4332&p=.htm

Ryan Gosling is kinda of a huge freaking deal. Hell, he's far more relevant than harrison ford currently. Also, who holds off in going to the movies? It's like $10 a pop, it's not like its a video game which can backfire if it's bad since it's $60 (on release) You can watch all those 3 listed, Blade runner and still be only $40 in the hole if you happen to hate or be very underwhelmed by all 4.

Still, it's a shame. I really enjoyed the movie, despite being a bit long and some characters/ideas feeling under utilized.

The ending doesn't really change much.  The biggest differences for "The Final Cut" are that they removed the Harrison Ford voice over narration, and they added a dream sequence in the middle which is supposed to imply that the main character is a replicant.  The theatrical cut does also have a short scene at the end showing the main characters driving away which was cut out in "The Final Cut".

Seems like it's doing well in the UK https://www.theguardian.com/film/2017/oct/10/blade-runner-2049-top-at-uk-box-office-kingsman-dunkirk