MOVIE TRAILERS
This Breaks the World: Trailer #3 for Villeneuve's 'Blade Runner 2049'
by Alex Billington
July 17, 2017
Source: YouTube
"Replicants are the future, but I can only make so many." Warner Bros has revealed the third trailer for Denis Villeneuve's Blade Runner 2049, the highly anticipated sequel to the seminal sci-fi classic Blade Runner from 1982. The second trailer was already incredible, but this one is even better, if you can believe it. This movie is now my *most* anticipated left in 2017. This direct sequel takes place 30 years after the original, and stars Ryan Gosling as the new LAPD Officer who must find Deckard, who has been missing all this time. Harrison Ford returns to play Deckard, and the new cast of 2049 includes Ana de Armas, Jared Leto, Dave Bautista, Mackenzie Davis, Robin Wright, Barkhad Abdi, Lennie James, and David Dastmalchian. Everything about this looks amazing - the score, the visuals, performances. Chills.
Here's the third official trailer for Denis Villeneuve's Blade Runner 2049, direct from WB's YouTube:
You can still watch the very first teaser for Blade Runner 2049 here, or the second trailer / BTS featurette.
Thirty years after the events of the first science fiction film, a new blade runner, LAPD Officer K (Ryan Gosling), unearths a long-buried secret that has the potential to plunge what’s left of society into chaos. K’s discovery leads him on a quest to find Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford), a former LAPD blade runner who has been missing for 30 years. Blade Runner 2049 is directed by Quebecois filmmaker Denis Villeneuve, of the films Polytechnique, Incendies, Prisoners, Enemy, Sicario and Arrival previously. The screenplay is by Hampton Fancher and Michael Green; based on a story by Ridley Scott and Hampton Fancher; adapted from Philip K. Dick's novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?". Warner Bros will release Blade Runner 2049 in theaters everywhere on October 6th later this fall. For more follow @bladerunner. Looking good?
27 Comments
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Nothing about this trailer made me exited to watch this movie
Tester on Jul 17, 2017
3
WUT?! LOL.
Matthew on Jul 17, 2017
4
This looks the bomb....
TheOct8pus on Jul 17, 2017
5
I still think Gosling was a poor choice. He just seems too "pretty boy" to be playing a character that I feel needs to have grit to them.
Eric Wilson on Jul 17, 2017
6
So was Ford in 1982.
txJM on Jul 17, 2017
7
Well first thing I saw Ford in was Star Wars. So I may have some overlap from that. But I still don't see Gosling as being tough enough for the roll. I don't buy him as a character being able to survive being a Blade Runner. I would buy him as one of Leto's cohorts.
Eric Wilson on Jul 17, 2017
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Psychotic/unhinged doesn't equate to grit.
Eric Wilson on Jul 17, 2017
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Fair enough.
Eric Wilson on Jul 17, 2017
10
Hell no, he didn't.
txJM on Jul 22, 2017
11
I don't blame you. It's a shit movie.
txJM on Jul 22, 2017
12
Meh
txJM on Jul 22, 2017
15
At the very least, they are going to be remembered as cutting some EPIC trailers. I really do hope this turns out bad ass!
DAVIDPD on Jul 17, 2017
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It will be probably a decent film since I trust the director. But why this? It will bring some pleasure to some viewers, but mostly, it's just a way to earn more money for those who stand behind it. And this can't be extraordinary since it cannibals the first one ...
shiboleth on Jul 17, 2017
17
Yeah, not gonna lie. I have never seen Blade Runner. I have fallen asleep through that as well. I won't deny the importance of it, but it was slow and I'm never prepared for how slow it actually is.
Nethanel DeCarmo on Jul 17, 2017
18
I find it nearly comical people get so twisted up over a trailer; making judgements you can't fully flesh out until you see the entire film. I'm holding my judgement until I see the movie. The trailer doesn't even set the tone, but does sell the idea.
Quanah on Jul 17, 2017
19
Whats the point of trailers then ?
Tester on Jul 19, 2017
20
Exactly what Quanah said - to sell the idea. To give you an impression of what it's like, show a bit of footage. But we all know trailers are sometimes deceptive or (like Rogue One) include footage that isn't even in the film. It's just a way to sell you. Kind of like how McDonald's ads have big, juicy burgers in them but if you go buy one it's usually soggy, floppy crap.
Alex Billington on Jul 19, 2017
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Well, not to freak out over! That's certainly not the point. You know what and why a trailer is. You don't need me to tell you that, but I'll say this: trailer does not a movie make.
Quanah on Jul 20, 2017
22
The earlier trailers were stronger. Now that the whole movie has been spelled out, the sense of mystery is gone and I'm having doubts about it now. My gut is telling me this will be a beautiful but mediocre and forgettable sequel attempting to cash in on fans of the original. I hope I'm wrong though...
THE_RAW_ on Jul 17, 2017
24
That's very true for many films today, but it's definitely not true for Villeneuve's movies.
Efterklang on Jul 17, 2017
25
10.06.17 - but that was last month!!! No wait, I'm an idiot.
TAH on Jul 18, 2017
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I watched the original last week and it was terrible. It was in the same category as Conan the Barbarian. Good movie in its day, story has been done several times and the movie is terrible now. Having serious thought about watch 2049 now.
Brian Crawford on Sep 14, 2017
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While you are entitled to your opinion, the original movie is almost universally acclaimed as one of the top two science fiction movies in film history, interchanging top spot on most lists with 2001 A Space Odyssey. Perhaps the lack of CGI and action put you off? Best to stick to Transformers movies I think...
inefekt on Sep 30, 2017
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