Review of Blade Runner 2049 (2017) by Cellan T — 08 Nov 2017

Without a doubt the main strength of the film is the spectacular visuals. Every scene is stunning and yet despite the dystopian sci-fi setting feels incredibly real. Both the visuals and the sound make it feel like you could just walk in that world and live within it.

Roger Deakins as cinematographer proves yet again that he is probably the best cinematographer living today. The film really is a marvel of cinematography and visual effects. Make no doubt about it, this film is more than a worthy sequel to the brilliant original Blade Runner and should be remembered on it's own as a masterpiece in itself.