A Great Sequel...

Rating: 9/10 (8 October 2017)

Blade Runner 2049 is one of those movies whether you love it, or you hate it, and I loved it. Blade Runner 2049 is unique, and the only movie similar is the first one.
Story: 9/10
Blade Runner 2049 continues 30 years after the first Blade Runner movie. The whole story is based off of Rachael and Deckard. Apparently Rachael and Deckard had a child, which is impossible, because Rachael is a replicant, but it was a miracle. K, a Blade Runner is assigned to kill all Nexus 8 replicants, but while killing one he finds Nexus 7 bones hidden, he does a test, and it reveals she had a baby. Lt. Joshi orders him to eliminate the child so no one can know Nexus 7 replicants can have children. While K is on his mission, he finds clues that hints he's the child, but he finds out he isn't and actually it's a girl. The story is good. You watch K find out and reveal things about this child, and at points you believe he's the child.
Characters: 9/10
K: The best part about K is that he's struggling to confirm whether he's human, replicant or the child, we do confirm that he is not the child, and we do get hints he is a replicant, but it is not fully confirmed.
Lt. Joshi: Lt. Joshi is K's captain. She gives K orders, and K does them. There's nothing too special about Lt. Joshi unfortunately, Lt. joshi could have been special, but the movie doesn't focus on her too much.
Joi: Joi is a hologram, she's basically a product that a consumer can buy. I don't see the purpose of her in the movie except for a romantic relationship with K.
Deckard: Deckard is the father of the special child. I thought that Deckard was going to have more screen time, but he gets introduced near the end of the movie.
Action: 8/10
I honestly predicted it wasn't going to be action packed. Blade Runner 2049 is more of a thriller then an action movie, so be expected to be bored for a bit. The movie also drags a lot, there's scenes that get extended for way too long, if the movie didn't drag so much it could have been 20 or 30 minutes shorter. The movie suffers because of the constant dragging.
Blade Runner 2049 tells a great story, but the movie is way too long, that's the only major problem, everything else about it is great. The cinematography is amazing, the colors and the futuristic feeling is captivating. The music has a futuristic vibe, and it has a eerie feeling.