Action Figure NECA: Blade Runner 2049 Figures
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Sculpted by Trevor. Buried by NECA.
I didn't know they had Trevor Grove working for them now.
They knew these needed the best Ford sculptor out there to do them justice. I bet they have him doing the original film too.
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They are not doing anything from the original at this point. Randy said they are trying to pursue but the licensing for the original film is tricky.
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I wish they'd get Grove to redo Ripley.
Really hope they can get the 82 license.
Really hope they can get the 82 license.
They're hyping an early huge reveal for Monday. They said it'll leave you spinning.
Probably some more neon colored aliens.
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I thought it was something to do with Robocop vs. Terminator.
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I just watched Blade Runner for the first time...I gotta ask, what's the appeal?
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^Right?
I'm turning 35 and not a fan of Bladerunner particularly. That said I do understand that its visuals and music were revolutionary. At the very least I appreciate those. Would a 20 something? I suppose not. Just the way it is.
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I never liked or understood it either and I'm not young. The visuals, effects and art direction are sweet (still hold up even to this day) but I always thought it was slow and weird. Harrison Ford eating lo mein, Daryl Hannah doing stupid back flips, it was stupid. The original bad reviews that panned it in the 80s were dead on in my opinion. No doubt that the atmosphere that was created with the city and flying cars and just the overall vibe was cool, but the story and action and acting? Ehhhh.
2049 is much better.
2049 is much better.
Yeah I'm not saying I'm a huge Blade Runner fan by any means, but there are things about it that were "revolutionary" so to speak as A-Dev said. The soundtrack and atmosphere alone are pretty amazing. While some things about it were brilliant, others were borderline weird or awful. I'll admit 2049 already looks better, which is probably sacrilege to say around here.
Have you seen parts of 2049 DiFabio?
Have you seen parts of 2049 DiFabio?
With the reputation it has I often want to rewatch it to try to reappraise it. In the past I think I've just happened to watch it when I was pretty tired, so I've always fallen asleep. It clearly deserves another look, but I don't think I have easy access to it at the moment. The DVD is in the attic and for whatever reason it was never burned onto a hard-drive.
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That's irrelevant, I asked what the appeal is.
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You need to rewatch Blade Runner a few times to really "get" it. The first time I saw it I was bored to tears by it. 15 years later and I remain convinced it's one of the greatest films ever made, especially in its director's cut form. The appeal lies in the slow burn, the atmosphere, and the subtle meditations on what it means to be human. You need to absorb a lot of the little details in the film before it really starts to slot into place, in my opinion.
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For me it's the Vangelis sound track & Syd Meads designs. The whole "More Human than human" robots concept is just so cool. Battys monologue delivered by Rutger Hauer on the rooftop at the end gets me every time, too.
Brilliant. Really sparked my imagination, I wanted to see all those things too!
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