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When I saw the preview, I said "Wow, there's the worst movie I'm never going to see."

^ Yes, despite box office receipts or reviews, this will be remembered as a beautiful film. Hopefully it will be re-discovered as the first one was, and be influential in its own right.

The original was anything but a blockbuster when it came out. And this film, while a great movie, is nearly 3 hours of thoughtful, often quiet science fiction. It's a heavy lift to get the blockbuster crowd.

Saw this today. It's one of the most delightfully complex yet narratively simple movies I have ever seen. I loved the visuals. The work here by Roger Deakins has to be his best. I like how it built upon the visuals of the original film, but it was still distinct. If you put images from the two...

Everyone going tonight, enjoy! Come back and give us your impressions.

Oh, I love it. I've bought it on blu-ray, DVD (twice), VHS and even CED. But the fact remains that I need to be present to pick up my kids Friday afternoon, and the earliest show in my area starts at 11:50 (and is 20 minutes away), so, with a nearly 3-hour runtime, I can't get home in time. I do...

The longer runtime on this is making it hard for me to plan to go see it during the week. Hopefully I can get to it over the weekend; fingers crossed.

While on the subject of credits, you know what I always wanted to see? You know that bit at the end of the credits that says "No animals were harmed during the making of this film"? Well, I always want to see it continued to say, "...except for the ones the caterer cooked and the cast and crew ate."

The credits for the Lord of the Rings films on blu-ray/DVD are more than 20 minutes long. I believe there was extra music written for that purpose.

Three more: FWIW, I know there are plenty of fan art posters floating around, but these are all from the studio. (PS Someone in the art department has been watching/reading A Song of Ice and Fire.)

Here's the article: http://screenrant.com/blade-runner-2049-sequels-spinoffs/

Ridley says he wants to make a franchise out of Blade Runner, the way he did with Alien. Yikes, bad idea.