Why it sucks? And it sucked!

I am going to say it sucked, because it sucked. Why?
1. Too Long
2. Bad Casting(do I need to explain this?)
3. Waited too long for sequel(36 years? Really?)
4. Too much Spinners(they really screwed up here)
5. Boring Boring Boring(The death of a film right here fanbois!)

Stupid trite plot line ruined the entire movie. Clones rebelling and hopefully procreating. OMG, the horror!!!

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Or, as most people agree, it was an un-entertaining boring ride to the library.

What Djentleman said, on all counts except one: it did feel long, but I liked it that way - felt like I was truly immersed in that world, and it did feel like Bladerunner's world, 30 years on

Except for Gaff, as I mentioned elsewhere. That was Adama in a bowtie, or Castillo wearing white, but definitely not Gaff.

how can it be sublime?? It looks like every other digitally corrected movie out there. There is nothing even remotely interesting to it.

"Didn’t feel the 2hrs 45min at all."

You're absolutely right about that! Felt like 5 hours at least!

I also think it today's movie world the studios try hard to make their movies appeal to several markets(US, China, Russia, etc.) all at once. For instance, here in the US we'll see one scene that looks pretty good but 5 minutes later we'll see something that is silly or confusing to US, but this same scene might really make a lot of sense to people watching in China.

In short: These movies are NOT ENTIRELY lost in translation, they are SOMEWHAT lost in translation.

I don' t think so...

I agree. Good way of putting it.

Wow. Where is all your hate from poor fellow? It's a given all posts are opinion. You amuse me to suggest otherwise. Anyway, I was a fan of Blade Runner back when I saw it when it came out and I'm sadly disappointed in the money grab sequel. As for calling my opinions trolling, that's your opinion. I am over half way to my grave and have learned to speak my mind. And buddy, it's just a movie. Relax. Have a beer. You are so far off there's no point to any of this. Stick to the post topic and don't make things personal.

Agree

When I saw it the first time I thought: "OMG; this is taking forever! BOOORING!"

The next day though I thought "Wow! I gotta see this again!" - So I drove 2.5 hrs to a cinema to watch it at an 11:15 p.m. Screening and then drive back (was home at 4 a.m.) and I don't regret any second of this stunt (I wanted a big screen and this was the closest one with an English version playing).

This movie is great. It takes it's time, the acting is great (especially Gosling - after I watched 'Drive' the other week I finally understoode why Villeneuve wanted him), the story was raising big questions and even Leto's performance made sense and convinced me on second viewing.

Granted, it is not a masterpiece, but if a movie is 'only' really good/great, that's already something nowadays.