Review of Blade Runner 2049 (2017) by Sergioallindie — 05 Oct 2017

The sense of sobriety within the cinematographic language, as used on the 1982 film, remains there and is in my opinion enhanced. It couldn´t fell on better hands than Villeneuve´s, who with his usual shocking and raw depictions of violence (not only physical, but emotional and dark-side-of-the-soul violence), make this film a truly complementary piece for the original Blade Runner; far from an excuse of just doing one.

Deakins is the only master of his craft, sound design, original score and production design are exquisite too. Gosling´s performance is heartfelt and complex.