Blade Runner 2049

Movie2017

88/100

MovieNerd Score

Thirty years after the events of the first film, a new blade runner, LAPD Officer K, unearths a long-buried secret that has the potential to plunge what's left of society into chaos. K's discovery leads him on a quest to find Rick Deckard, a former LAPD blade runner who has been missing for 30 years.

Filmmaking

Overall: 88
Screenplay: 79
Acting: 83
Cinematography: 99
Production: 98
Directing: 93
Concept: 88
Story: 80
Dialogue: 78
Characters: 86
Pacing: 82
Musical Score: 81

Attributes

Entertaining: 93
Uniqueness: 90
How Much I Like It: 94
Twists: 90
Artistry: 95
Fun: 85
Cliche: 10
Cheesy: 10
Broad Appeal: 40
Cerebral: 90
Emotional: 75
Discussion Worthy: 89

Genres

Comedy: ?
Drama: 82
Suspense: ?
Action: 83
Mystery: 80
Thriller: 83
Horror: ?
Adventure: 91
Romance: ?
Science Fiction: 90
Fantasy: ?
Animation: ?

Maturity

Family Friendly: 57
Positive Message: ?
Thematically Mature: ?
Intense: ?
Sexuality: ?
Nudity: 86
Violence: 87
Gore: ?
Crude: ?
Profanity: ?
Scary: ?
Substance Use: ?

4 Reviews

Raghy782026-08-09

95 Overall85 Screenplay85 Acting100 Cinematography100 Production95 Concept85 Story85 Dialogue90 Characters95 Musical Score95 Uniqueness95 Entertaining

Denis cooked

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RealEmirHan2026-01-21

80 Overall— Screenplay80 Acting— Cinematography— Production— Concept80 Story— Dialogue— Characters— Musical Score— Uniqueness— Entertaining

It’s not as grandiose or groundbreaking as the first one, but Gosling and loneliness always go so spectacularly together.

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Tails Seven2025-12-03

84 Overall63 Screenplay82 Acting100 Cinematography97 Production— Concept74 Story69 Dialogue86 Characters54 Musical Score— Uniqueness— Entertaining

A visually masterful, modernized follow up to Blade Runner.. but not without it's flaws. Deakins's cinematography very slightly surpassed the original, which was already perfect.. but the soundtrack fell far short. The beating heart of the city was a ripe area for a sequel to capitalize on, and the writers neglected that. Despite that, there is a lot of greatness and artistry in the film and it's undeniably a visual masterpiece. Sylvia Hoeks did a wonderful job, I would have liked the film to have gone longer and explored her character more.

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