Boring, pointless drivel

Rating: 1/10 (19 October 2017)

I don't even know how I endured this pointless torture until the end. First of all, while the original Bladerunner was stylistically a masterpiece, I couldn't care less about a B-movie star chasing his creator so he can get unlimited life. There is nothing genuinely engaging about a robot's quest for immortality. In my view, Bladerunner should have been a film noir revolving around a love story, not an action film with philosophical crap about what it's like to be a robot. I am not a robot, and I don't care how a robot might feel.
This is why I see no point in making a sequel, which gives us all the boring stuff from the original film, with none of the genuine thrills of the original. Stylistically, the new film is inferior. It is also inferior in terms of screen writing and acting. The roles are given to actors that shouldn't be in these roles. They really did everything wrong.
Finally, was this a film that needed to be made? The original Bladerunner was a product of the 80s. Times have changed since then. Sensibilities have changed, the needs of the audience have changed. We no longer have the ability to sit back and enjoy an image of a dystopian future, because we actually live in one. The 80s are over, and everything they stood for is over, too. You can't repackage it for 2017.
I hate this film. Zero stars. Oh, ONE plus: it's not PC!