Harrison Ford in a T-Shirt

Rating: Null/10 (22 October 2017)

I wasn't exactly on fire to see this, but got the opportunity to see it for free and it hasn't made much of an impression on me. Nothing really stayed with me in terms of story or performance. It has too many anomalies and implausibilities not to mention it's fairly mundane in the way it plays out.
WHY would a functional replicant be retired when all the guy was doing was growing protein on a farm (ya know, for humans?)
HOW is it, the hero is a replicant that bleeds and has real childhood memories?
WHY are the pair running the new Tyrell Corporation dealio so evil? Tyrell himself was a super-powerful but benevolent man which seems to me to be more apropos and more interesting. Why resort to the boring evil megalomaniac clichÃ©? Rachel copy has the wrong color eyes - so they shoot her in the head on the spot, WHAT?
We find out Rachel had a functional womb here but there was no mention or hint of that in the original Blade Runner.
Harrison Ford looked utterly ridiculous and out of place in this, traipsing around in an ironed t-shirt like he's been moving furniture out to the guest house on a Sunday afternoon or something.