“The new ‘Blade Runner: 2049’ trailer is here & it’s dystopian as hell”

Here’s the full-length trailer for Blade Runner: 2049. It looks very dark and dystopian, which sort of fits with the world now. [LaineyGossip]
Antonio Sabato Jr. is running for Congress. As a Republican. [Dlisted]
Emperor Bigly doesn’t know that nothing ever dies on the internet. [Buzzfeed]
David Spade got burned by a 13-year-old. [The Blemish]
American Idol is coming back, ugh. [Jezebel]
Tiffany Trump is coming to Washington. [JustJared]
The new trailers for It and Wonder Woman. [IDLY]
Don’t call Pauley Perrette by her character’s name. [Seriously OMG WTF]
Tom Hardy went to that royal polo event. [Socialite Life]

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  1. Digital Unicorn (aka Betti) says:

    I so can’t wait for this. Ford, Gosling and Leto in one movie, it has to be good. Villeneuve isn’t a bad director.

    • HeidiM says:

      I loved Enemy and Prisoners. My only complaint is that Jake Gyllenhaal isn’t in this.

  2. Sanna says:

    Cant wait!

  3. Sunya says:

    Harrison Ford looks tired, and makes the movie look tired as well.

    • Tiffany says:

      Harrison Ford looks his age. Old.

      • Truthful says:

        Totally! Man ! are we supposed to believe a senior citizen can be action hero?? oooooolllldd!

    • Elgin Marbles says:

      Love him and think he looks great. The character is supposed to have aged and be grizzled. And yes @Truthful – old/older people can behave heroically. There’s barely a sense of his physical action prowess on display here but who knows how it will play out in the film. Also, if you saw the first film – it’s possible that he’s not human.

  4. isabelle says:

    Denis Villieneuve has become my favorite modern Director, will be there on opening night. He shoots beautiful complex films. Think he is a perfect director for Blade Runner.

    • Tiffany says:

      I hope you are right because I was not the biggest fan of Blade Runner.

      • Zuzus Girl says:

        Read the book, Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep. It fills in a little more what the first movie missed. (Though I personally loved the first one.)

      • Elgin Marbles says:

        I’m an unabashed fan for the first film – see the director’s cut – as well as the book.

  5. Rosie says:

    Wonder Woman looks so bad, no one is going to see that mess.

    • Veronica says:

      Which pisses me off because it’ll be blamed on having a female protagonist and not bad writing.

      • Rosie says:

        Yup, I hope I’m wrong and it’s amazing and does super well!

      • Becky says:

        I was a fan of the tv series as a kid so I still plan to see it.

      • Tanya says:

        That’s the sad thing. While I won’t see it (It looks boring and the fact that now we get ads doesn’t help), I’d hate to see being female as the reason for low attendance.

    • Sunya says:

      Disagree. It’s the only superhero movie I’ve been looking forward to in years (same with my friends). Gal looks like she kicks ass.

    • Elisa the I. says:

      I really want WW to succeed but you’re right, this looks lame and too serious and the slo-mo overkill doesn’t help either. And Gal Gardot’s acting is not good? After seeing the pics of Angelina Jolie in her bad-ass boots on that fair yesterday – man, she would have killed it as WW.

  6. Barb says:

    Anxious to see. Can’t count the times I have watched the original.

  7. vauvert says:

    I’m there for Ford any day. Gosling, meh (I know, great actor… not who I would have chosen of this). It looks the way I dreamed it would, so… perfect.

  8. Veronica says:

    To be fair, society is becoming a little more dystopian every day.

  9. Mannori says:

    Blade Runner 2049 looks amazing and I have the utmost trust in Villeneuve and Deakins. I’m fine with Gosling, he’s not the most skilled actor but responds well to certain directors and the right material for him, and this one fits well just as Drive did. I’m here mostly because of two actresses who seem to be born to fit perfectly in this dystopian world: MacKenzie Davis and Robin Wright. I’m not liking the amount of screentime and importance , at least that we can deduce from his trailer, given to a really mediocre “it” girl that the power to be are trying to make happen: Ana De Armas. I hope Leto won’t ruin everything with his overacting and ham, but given that he’s been in the film’s Budapest set for just a few days, I’m hopeful that his part is just a glorified cameo. Overall: I’m into it. But for a huge fan of the original and the books I feel like they’ve give too much away from this trailer alone you can deduce a lot of things, easily. It also has a mediocre editing but for the rest is just perfect.

    • Zuzus Girl says:

      Agree, esp. about Leto. I’m so over him making everything about him. He’s a decent actor when he can be reigned in a bit.

    • ichsi says:

      Blergh, Leto made me throw up in my mouth a little. This looks ok to me. Not great (I’m SO freaking OVER reboots, sequels and live action adaptations. There are so many new different stories to tell. TELL THEM!) but I trust Villeneuve to produce something at least visually stunning and that after all is what made the original cult.

  10. Kamelia says:

    The previous Wonder Woman trailers looked much better but this one just makes me lose hope in this movie even though I want it to do really well at the box office!

  11. Fresh says:

    Yeeeessss. “You’re special.” I’m guessing he’s the same as HF’s character in the first one. SPOILER -> They send replicants who don’t know they’re replicants to fight troublesome replicants. (Scott confirmed HF’s character was indeed a replicant in some interview.)
    Aside, why are there so many sexualised images of women in the movie?

  12. Alexis says:

    this is the whitest fuckin’ thing I’ve seen. It’s the future come on.

    • Kip says:

      Exactly my first thought! i loved the OG Blade Runner and the concept in general but white face after white face and on and on

  13. ash says:

    “in a distance future, where only the WHITEST of the WHITE have survived…”
    give me a break.

    When the scene with the stairs I rolled my eyes so hard. White bodies in suspended animation. ugh