The sequel to "Blade Runner" finally has an official title, which is "Blade Runner 2049." Your title announcement has come when there is just one year left for its premiereIf nothing changes, it will be on October 6, 2017. The confirmation comes from Warner Bros, which has issued a statement to announce this title and that the rumors about it will cease.
The synopsis of "Blade Runner 2049" is also eagerly awaited, but unfortunately it has not arrived in the same statement and we will have to keep waiting. The mystery now focuses on a part of the title and what that 2049 can mean for the story, maybe that's the year it's set. It makes sense since the first was set in 2019 and that was 30 years ago (34 actually since its premiere until now).
What do we know about "Blade Runner 2049"?
Few details are known so far of the sequel to "Blade Runner", perhaps the most important thing that Harrison Ford to reprise Rick Deckard. On this occasion, the actor will be accompanied in the cast by interpreters such as Ryan Gosling, Robin Wright, Ana de Armas, Jared Leto, Dave Bautista or Carla Juri, among others. The director of the film will be Denis Villeneuve, who has recently directed "Prisioneros" or "Sicario", among others.
Death on the set
A few weeks ago we told you about the death of a worker on one of the film sets of "Blade Runner 2049". The young man was setting up one of the structures when it came over him and he was trapped, so much so that no matter how quickly the emergency services came, nothing could be done to save his life. In an age of almost all computer-created special effects, this movie also has many settings to make it more real.