New Blade Runner trailer

[wodin]

Link to trailer...looking good

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[Josh]

Woohooo one of my favorites! Thx Wodin.

[rocketman71]

It looks promising. I wonder if Rutger Hauer will re-appear in some way [X(]

[Lecivius]

I wish they would come up with something new, instead of constantly re-hashing old themes. There are SO many things out there, but Hollywood no longer seems to have imagination [:(]

[wodin]

True...but...Bladerunner...

ORIGINAL: Lecivius

I wish they would come up with something new, instead of constantly re-hashing old themes. There are SO many things out there, but Hollywood no longer seems to have imagination [:(]

[Lecivius]

ORIGINAL: wodin

True...but...Bladerunner...

ORIGINAL: Lecivius

I wish they would come up with something new, instead of constantly re-hashing old themes. There are SO many things out there, but Hollywood no longer seems to have imagination [:(]

Without imagination there won't be another 'Bladerunner' [:(]

[wodin]

I think things where worse in the eighties and nineties for sequels

I don't see an issue here with Bladerunner..


Now the Star Wars film last year was an unimaginative undertaking with it being just a rehash of the very first movie..yawn..

[VPaulus]

Some things are better left untouched, although in Blade Runner case, I do think that the Final Cut is better than the theatrical version.
I'll wait and see.

[wodin]

This is set 30 years after..not just a remake

[Chickenboy]

Anyone else here read "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" (one of my favorite book titles of all time)?

[VPaulus]

ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

Anyone else here read "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" (one of my favorite book titles of all time)?

I have. I'm a Philip K. Dick fan. [:)]

[sPzAbt653]

When is this due for release ?

[Cheeks]

ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

Anyone else here read "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" (one of my favorite book titles of all time)?

Oh yes, many times. Phillip was one "unusual" guy.

[jcjordan]

There's no longer original thoughts in Hollywood. It's take an old movie & spruce it up w/ lots of special effects & maybe sex it up. There's been mention of redoing Lawrence of Arabia & the only way I can see them doing something original w/ that is exploring his supposedly risqué interwar yrs before his death. There's no way a remake of the original could do as well or stand beside the original.

[Zap]

ORIGINAL: jcjordan

There's no longer original thoughts in Hollywood. It's take an old movie & spruce it up w/ lots of special effects & maybe sex it up. There's been mention of redoing Lawrence of Arabia & the only way I can see them doing something original w/ that is exploring his supposedly risqué interwar yrs before his death. There's no way a remake of the original could do as well or stand beside the original.

The only path for Hollywood to take in making an original film would be to depict a man/women completely virtuous who sought only good, God and countries welfare. Would fail, they could never get the virtue thing right

[Zorch]

ORIGINAL: jcjordan

There's no longer original thoughts in Hollywood. It's take an old movie & spruce it up w/ lots of special effects & maybe sex it up.

There ARE original thoughts - but getting them funded by the powers that be is much harder than reboots of series that once made money and have a core of fans. It is a fact that most films lose money. Investors and studios prefer to minimize their risk, especially when there are so many big budget films competing for the same audience. [:(]