How Sci-Fi Sequels Should Look

Rating: 10/10 (22 February 2020)

This is one of the best Sci-Fi Films I've seen. Roger Deakins' cinematography was top-tier, definitely Oscar worthy. The colors were visually appealing and added to the mood of the story completely. Considering this is a sequel, it did not feel like a cash grab. The writers and director worked hard to add more to the dystopian world first seen in Philip K. Dick's "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" The story had a noir/western feel to it, in a good way. If I'm being honest, I would love to see another film in this universe. There is so much to be told regarding this version of our world.
My only complaint is that Jared Leto's character was underdeveloped and had little screen time. I was expecting a big battle between Wallace and K/Deckard at the end. At the same time, it ends on a good note with K peacefully dying and Deckard meeting his daughter. There is definitely room for a sequel, regarding what Deckard does next or if there will be a war between the replicants and the government.
Overall, this is a great sequel to a great film. If sequels are to be done for films, they should follow this film's footsteps: Only make it if there is more story to be added.