I SEE SPIDEY
Eternal
- Joined
- Sep 2, 2003
- Messages
- 54,611
- Reaction score
- 4
- Points
- 31
Ryan Gosling looks hot in those pictures.

Sir Ridley is also the guy who wants to make like 5 Alien prequels. So I don't know that they should listen to him too much. Especially since his track record of the last 5+ years or so has been, scotty, at best.
Good chance seeing as Ford is going on his 'Greatest Hits' tour. Next stop Indie. But weather he is a Replicant or not won;t be answered.
Give me President Jack Ryan

You know you are number one.I am totally not jealous.![]()
I want one of the original Blasters lolI want one of those jackets.
It's so funny how The Force Awakens went of its way to make Ford look awesome and imposing with the lighting and camera angles. Here, it's him..just waking up. But I guess that works for Blade Runner. It's a miserable but beautiful world.
They should have just gone ahead and called him that in Air Force One.![]()
To this day it still breaks my heart we didn't get Ford in another Jack Ryan film....alas
Ford doesn't need lighting and camera angles to look awesome. As evidenced here.

The original Blade Runner, set in a dystopian 2019 Los Angeles, centered around Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford), a blade runner tasked with hunting and retiring (i.e. killing) four rogue replicants (human-seeming androids). But in the years since Ridley Scotts 1982 sci-fi classic was released and, in total, there are seven different versions of the film in existence theres been an ongoing debate as to whether or not Rick Deckard himself might be a replicant.
As it turns out, its not just the fans who fight about it, its the filmmakers, too. Ridley Scott has long insisted that Deckard is a replicant. Ford and Blade Runner co-screenwriter Hampton Fancher have just as firmly been in the No camp. Earlier this year, while in the middle of production of Blade Runner 2049, director Denis Villeneuve went out to dinner in Budapest with Scott (who conceived of 2049′s story with Fancher and serves as executive producer) and Ford, and found himself with a ringside seat for the same argument theyve been having for the last 34 years.
http://ew.com/movies/blade-runner-2049-photos/
It was very funny, I must say, to find myself in the literal crossfire of Harrison and Ridley, arguing as to why Deckard should be a replicant and why he should be human, says Villeneuve. As a fan, thats a dinner I will remember for all my life.
As for whether or not 2049 will settle this debate once and for all, the cast and filmmakers arent saying. Im happy to censor myself on this one, Ford says. I can tell you that it was a question that was of interest to me when we made the first film, and Im not sure I ever got a straight answer from the people I was working with at that point. I think the answer to your question is worth the price of admission.
Gosling's perfect for this role. He has that perfect "tough pretty boy" stoic look about him.
I find it hard to deny his talent after The Nice Guys". He is so good in that movie. Also, apparently immortal.Gosling's a lot like Johansson to me-- I can never decide if I actually like them as actors, or if they're just pretty people coasting by on looks, a vague "magnetic" quality, and good choices/better collaborators. Chops and changes every time I see them.