The Blade Runner 2049 experience is positioned across the ... Jared Leto and Ryan Gosling adorn the walls of a hallway that eventually lead into a small VR theater, where viewers are fitted ...

A glimpse of Blade Runner 2049; this was later seen in the new trailer ... concept art and the resulting production images down the hallway. After wandering around in there for a few minutes ...

The "Blade Runner 2049 Experience," just a block away from ... I first walk through a long hallway. It's lined with concept art from the movie as a tease of what's to come. After rounding the ...

In “Blade Runner 2049,” implanted memories are standard in all Replicants, but the use of real human memories (as opposed to manufactured ones) is illegal. The Blade Runner from the original ...

Denis Villeneuve's Blade Runner 2049 is the long-awaited follow-up to the '80s sci-fi classic Blade Runner, which itself was loosely based on Philip K. Dick's Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?.

Central to the story of “Blade Runner” and its sequel, “Blade Runner 2049,” are Replicants. In the movies’ future, Replicants are artificial beings created to serve as slave labor in a ...

It’s unusual that Blade Runner 2049 even exists. When the original Blade Runner was released in 1982, it was considered a mild disappointment. At the time, Harrison Ford was on his way to ...

Fret not! With the critically adored Blade Runner 2049 upon us (and the added benefit of Ryan Gosling), it's time to face two basic questions you might have: What if you never saw the original?

Harrison Ford is back in theaters this weekend as Deckard in Blade Runner 2049. The new movie, directed by Denis Villeneuve, co-stars Oscar-nominated La La Land actor Ryan Gosling. If you're ...