Blade Runner 2049 3D (Blu-ray 3D/Blu-ray)

Loved it. Loved the first one. Ana is amazing as well as Harrison and Ryan. 3d effects are very good but not excellent.

Delivered expeditiously and as advertised.

Arrived just as described, perfectly packed for safety and completely undamaged. I would recommend this seller 100% of the time.

I didn't want to reduce my review score for a good movie due to simply adequate 3D, and kept it at 4 stars. I like 3D that really "pops", and despite some fantastic cityscapes and a lot of neon the 3D in Blade Runner 2049 is merely adequate: Natural and realistic, but only conspicuous and really noticeable in a few places. Compare the eye-candy neon city of Ghost in the Shell 3D and you'll see a significant difference. Even as an avid Blade Runner fan for several decades, I'll tell you that except for fellow completionists you can consider the 3D version entirely optional (and save a bundle in the process).The movie itself is good, though not as good as the original Blade Runner. However, for fans of the original there are plenty of nods to watch for. There is also quite a bit of new fodder for the "Is Deckard a replicant?" bonfire. Edward James Olmos also makes an appearance--which would not be complete without yet another origami to argue about. This movie is deep, and with each watching I've noticed new details and new touches borrowed from the original. It's definitely worth getting, but doesn't have to be 3D.

This is an outstanding film, a worthy successor to the original with many nods back towards the original. The 3D is good, the soundtrack will put your subwoofer through its paces and the plot is interesting with several twists.

The movie is great. The 3D is pretty damn good. Not necessary by any means but no regrets. It’s a lot of fun and the picture quality is great.

The 3d visuals, special fx and surround sound are outstanding esp when watching in on a big screen using a projector with surround sound set up.

An amazing sequel to the original that is able to stand on its own. Further explores the themes of the original Blade Runner through the eyes of a replicant.