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Worried about Harrison's Ford Custom in the new Blade Runner 2049

posted 8 years ago by efra-06620
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I just read an article last night and I have a concern. This article is about Ford's clothing in the new Blade Runner 2049 Trailer.
The following online article is talking about this issue. The article more or less talks about the T-shirt Ford is wearing in the year 2049. And why is that..???

The Title is:

"New Blade Runner 2049 Images Suggest Harrison Ford’s Contract Specifically Stipulated He Could Wear His Own Jeans"

http://www.vulture.com/2016/12/see-more-new-blade-runner-2049-first-looks.html?mid=facebook_vulture

One of the signature themes of the Original Blade Runner was the attention to the smallest detail. I hope the new director Villeneuve and his team addresses this issue.!!

Thank You!

[–] syafiqjabar 8 years ago

Do you understand jokes?

[–] efra-06620 8 years ago

I think is beyond that...!
It is sarcasm and I am worried about the detail issues in this movie.!!! When they Shot Original Blade Runner, Scott really took the time to look over smallest possible details. For example: If you watch on YouTube the documentary called "on the edge of Blade Runner" there is a section that talks about how Vangelis Music was played while filming every scene live to create the atmosphere.!
I mean even the smallest details are important in a movie/sequel of this stature.
I believe in this project and Director Denis Villeneuve. Blade Runner is my favorite film of all times. I am hopeful but still worried. ! !!!

[–] infernomorgoth 8 years ago

People need to quit crying about the shirt. It's a done deal, movie is made...too little too late. I'm not that worried about it. The movie is set 30 years later, the 80s fashion with shoulderpads and wacky hairdos is past.

[–] efra-06620 8 years ago

Well, there are always Reshoots for the sake of saving or improving the Art that means Filmmaking. In this case the argument about " the 80s fashion with shoulderpads and wacky hairdos is past. " is true; they should ask themselves how would that scene look 32 years from now..??