it seems like Hollywood use nostalgia over and over again, it's the new trend, it's cool, it sells ticket, but it gets old pretty quick
for a minute i thought he was about to said, "chewie, we're home"
Denis Villeneuve, j'espère que tu ne feras pas la même erreur que dans la guerre des étoiles, j'aimerais bien que ton premier film de science fiction deviennent un classique
j'ai adoré Maëlstrom
I agree. The piano, for example, made me think "this is pure fan service", rather than allowing me to be absorbed into the trailer.
shareYou nerds are so pathetically ridiculous. You should establish your own nation and move there and quickly die off; since being dateless; you won't be able to breed.
shareIf you're such a "winner", presumably with women flocking around you, why are you desperately seeking attention on this message board?
shareBeen married for 24 years bucko but even if not I wouldn't be dating 24/7 now would I.
shareI sort of agree, though I would have been a little more polite. That was what? A thirty second teaser? People are ready to start picking the movie apart? Ridiculous.
shareI agree, this along with how many other needless sequels/remakes/reboots are just ruining the integrity of filmmaking. who the *beep* ever asked for another blade runner, with a super old fharrison ford? the first is an awesome standalone movie, like independence day. no sequel necessary.
shareYour seriously comparing blade runner to independence day, and expect to be taken seriously
shareYou made some kind of sense until you mentioned independence day and blade runner in the same sentence... all credibility gone.
shareYes I was being rude but I'm so fed up with people judging an entire movie in a 30 second trailer. And I'm defending a movie that I probably won't like
shareReally that's the topic of your thread, fan service and all your little friends chime in with.no fan service is the circle jerk you and your dingleberries do in your mom's basement.
shareI don't know if this can qualify as a fan service movie, most of the fans i've heard about didn't want a sequel.
shareEven the director Denis Villeneuve didn't want a sequel.
When he heard they wanted to make a new Blade Runner, he said "You can't do that !"
But he changed his mind when he was given the opportunity to do it himself.
Blade Runner is one of his favourite movies of all time.
Let's hope he doesn't lose his independance on this one
This is going to be a movie fully dependent on fan-service, just like Fantastic Beasts. Rogue One did not depend on it as much as it will do.
Nolan, I love you forever!share