- MoviesBen Arnold
Scientists deduce the formula for a box office hit
Crunching the numbers behind 6,147 movie scripts across 21 genres, it's been deduced that the 'man in a hole' story device produces the most movie hits.
- MoviesRob Young
'Blade Runner - The Final Cut': Secret Cinema's most immersive experience yet
Secret Cinema has done it again. Fans of the original 'Blade Runner' do not want to miss this.
- MoviesRyan Leston
Blade Runner 2049’s box office failure could cost $80 million
Blade Runner 2049 was an enormous box office flop... and it could cost Alcon Entertainment in a big way.
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‘Blade Runner 2049’ Is Disappearing From Theaters More Quickly Than Expected
Not unlike tears in rain, you might say.
- MoviesRyan Leston
Here’s how Blade Runner 2049 created that incredible cameo
Blade Runner 2049 visual effects supervisor John Nelson explains how they pulled off that cameo.
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Denis Villeneuve Reacts to ‘Blade Runner 2049’ Bad Box Office, Stands By Spoiler-Phobic Marketing
The highly anticipated sequel will struggle to turn a profit at the box office after opening to only $32.7 million.
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Everything we know so far about ‘Blade Runner 2049’
A sequel to one of the most acclaimed science-fiction films of all time is currently in the works. Here is everything we know about the cast, crew, and story of Blade Runner 2049 so far.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Blade Runner 2049 underperforms at the box office on its opening weekend
'Blade Runner 2049' has failed to turn its dazzling crop of five-star reviews into cold hard cash on its opening weekend at the box office.
MoviesYahoo MoviesRyan Gosling reveals how Harrison Ford apologized for punching him in the face while filming 'Blade Runner 2049'
As the younger actor tells it, Ford’s “apology” involved pushing him out of the way and putting his hand on ice. But Ford has an apology for that.
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How Blade Runner went from reviled to revered
Critics weren't kind to Ridley Scott's sci-fi opus on release in 1982, so when did the tables turn, and how exactly did 'Blade Runner' cement its place in movie history?
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Harrison Ford and Ryan Gosling can't stop laughing throughout interview
The Blade Runner 2049 co-stars just couldn't keep it together
- MoviesRyan Leston
Blade Runner 2049 has a staggeringly long runtime
The upcoming Blade Runner sequel is a LOT longer than the original...
MoviesVariety‘Blade Runner 2049’s’ Lengthy Run Time Revealed
“Blade Runner 2049” will have a relatively lengthy running time of two hours and 32 minutes, plus another 11 minutes for credits. It’s 35 minutes longer than the iconic 1982 original, which checked in at an hour and 57 minutes. Alcon Entertainment, Warner Bros., and Sony Pictures have set a worldwide release on Oct. 6... Read more »
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Blade Runner 2049 actor reveals new character details
Blade Runner 2049 star Barkhad Abdi reveals some details about his character.
- MoviesBen Falk
Akira: The long and tortured history of the live-action remake
A live-action adaptation of the iconic manga comic (also filmed as a seminal 1988 anime) has been in Hollywood development hell for decades with many huge names including Leonardo DiCaprio, Chris Evans, Keanu Reeves, and Christopher Nolan all linked with the project at various stages. 1982-1990 – Katsuhiro Otomo launches his original manga. Set in Neo-Tokyo, 2019 after the nuclear apocalypse, it tells the epic story of youngsters Kaneda, Tetsuo against the backdrop of gang violence, psychic kids and motorbike chases.
- MoviesTom Butler
Blade Runner 2049: Harrison Ford's Deckard returns in sequel's first teaser
The first trailer for ‘Blade Runner 2049’ has been released by Warner Bros. and it’s pretty impressive. Featuring Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford, directed by Denis Villeneuve fresh from his ‘Arrival’ success, and produced by Ridley Scott, ‘Blade Runner 2049’ looks set to be as stylish and inventive as the 1982 original. The weird, glitchy soundtrack – presumably by ‘Arrival’ composer Jóhann Jóhannsson – combined with the gorgeous Roger Deakins cinematography instantly puts us back into the neo-noir world we last visited over 30 years ago.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Blade Runner 2049 trailer is on its way
‘Blade Runner’ fans, the time is coming. According to reports, the first trailer for the long-awaited sequel will arrive before the end of the year. The website Trailer Track (via Den of Geek) says that as of yesterday, classification body Consumer Protection BC has officially approved and rated a trailer for ‘Blade Runner 2049’, and it runs at just over a minute-and-a-half. It’s thought that it will be attached to the Sony sci-fi ‘Passengers’, starring Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence. ...
