Go see Blade Runner

Blade Runner's one of my favourite movies, I'll be watching 2049 on Wednesday :)

I have just watched BR in 4d-cinema & I don't like it much, nice effects though)

Go read "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep".

Haven't watched the original yet ._.

Kingsman is better.
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it will be downloaded when it's released ^^

I'm super excited to go see it, after hating the original for awhile (saw it when I was about 14), then rewatching it recently at 17, I realized just what an amazing film it is! Been looking forward to 2049 ever since that and I'm probably going this Tuesday.

The original was a commercial flop on opening as well, and for some of the same reasons. Also, it was about racism and slavery, topics that are, somehow, still controversial. And to make it worse, while he didn't direct the new one, Ridley "blowing big budgets looking for religion" Scott was definitely involved.

So, lots of reasons I'm not running out to see it right away. Still, I might get an AMC discount ticket tomorrow.

And have I mentioned that Deckard forced himself on Rachel? Bet you forgot that part, but he did. Not my cup of tea.

I'm going tomorrow! I probably wouldn't count it in my favorites but I definitely enjoyed the original a lot. And the fact that Denis Villeneuve directed it makes me infinitely more hyped. This man has yet to disappoint me

Saw It yesterday. I would watch It again just for pure joy If I could. I do think It´s a bit concerning that the movie is not doing well cause this one could lead to a third film, maybe there´s even work in progress with the writting, Idk...seems complicated but after 35 years we had a sequel so everything is possible, For the moment 2 are enough.

Tbh, you don´t need to see the first one to understand It, there´s enough feedback here. Still, you will want to check the1982 film just for Deckard´s background.

I dunno if anyone know, but in some countries (like mine) this movie has some censored scenes. That's why I don't wanna go to cinema and watch, although I'd really like to.

So yeah, I have no clue about this movie, thank to regulations.

I'll probably be going this week to see it. I've been looking forward to it, but had an extremely busy weekend.
I'm somewhat obligated, since the original is one of my favorite movies.

Go see the new Blade Runner. It was only me and the other five people in the cinema.

Not released where I am yet, but have tickets to watch the original and the new blade runner in the same week. Haven't looked forward to a movie this much for a long time.

I had enough watching the Honest Trailer for this movie, no thanks.

Box office results on release are overrated. Films like this earn millions through DVD, Blu-ray, streaming and merchandise or memorobilia. Also, this isn't a pop-corn movie for casual entertainment.
The first BR was initially a flop but especially through VHS gained it's following which was capitalized on later by DVD and Blu-Ray and Director Cut editions etc.
Edit: One more point. That viewing length. I can't be arsed to sit in a cramped environment for so long. I'll wai till it's release for Home Entertainment.

saw it today, it was amazing. May go next week again :D still love original one more though but feel like this one has much more offering

Love the original, but I can also understand why it's not that popular. It's a philosophical sci-fi, not really a fast-paced action which mainstream prefers.
Still hyped to go watch the new one this week though!

I know nothing about the new film other than a work college (that loves sci-fi) said he and half the audience fell asleep in the cinema watching this film.

I must admit the original although great...was very slow.

No money to watch it right now, but I plan to do so, eventually. The original was a cult classic. (i.e.Only those people who enjoyed "smart movies" could fully appreciate it.) The questions it raised and played with remain unanswered to this day.

I liked Kingsman.

I figure I would wait 20 years until the Super Director's Special Edition Cut "no Really Guys This is the last time" version is released. That way I can finally believe that Deckard is the last human left alive and everyone else is a replicant.

I'm planning to go tomorrow, I almost never go to the cinema on weekends because is considerably more expensive.
Also most people are not that familiar with Blade Runner, is more of a cult classic... and the original novel it's based on is far better if you ask me. Then you have the issue of it being a late sequel and all the distrust that carries.