The film had potential but sadly the script given to a fine....

Rating: 7/10 (24 May 2018)

....ensemble of actors/actresses was 'wanting'. Mind you there was an intriguing plot line but it was strung out way too long chewing up precious minutes that could have been better served with better interaction amongst both protagonists and antagonists.
I found Harrison Ford' 'Decker' poorly used and that entire final hour reeked of a director unable to have a more meaningful dialogue that would have made the final 3rd of the film worthy.
Sad actually because the film had a solid start and, not a big Gosling fan, but Gosling was not the problem. The director let the intriguing start begin to meander into a slow moving slough (meaningless discussions with Robin Wright Lieut. Joshi) rather than explain much deeper the role played by the monster 'Niander Wallace' aka Jared Leto.
This was the error. In fairness the director did have Leto discuss his dream of complaint 'slaves' and his demonic referral when he says "We could storm Eden and retake her!'
That was the remark that fleshed out who Niander Wallace is - Lucifer incarnate. Had the film focused more and delved deeper on how he came to consume the Tyrell Corp. and morph it into the empire it was and most importantly a deeper discussion of 'why' - this film could have been as good as the original.
Acting was very very good I esp. was focused on 'Luv' aka Sylvia Hoeks. Sadly her talent was wasted in the scene as the vehicle fills with water. It was a waste of time consuming nearly 10 minutes and predictable.