--- product_id: 388134800 title: "Blade Runner 2049" price: "Rp648846" currency: IDR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.id/products/388134800-blade-runner-2049 store_origin: ID region: Indonesia --- # Blade Runner 2049 **Price:** Rp648846 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Blade Runner 2049 - **How much does it cost?** Rp648846 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.id](https://www.desertcart.id/products/388134800-blade-runner-2049) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description Review: Stately pace, but worthy successor with a lot to say even in its silence - I was hesitant to see this film, partially because I didn’t want to run the risk of undermining in my mind a great movie, _Blade Runner_, a movie that I hold in such high regard (and having such a tremendous amount of skepticism for sequels years after the original film came out). I didn’t want the movie tarnished in my mind. I had also heard the film was slow, slow, slow. With regards to the first worry, I feel the film did very well as a sequel. It expanded the storyline, the universe, of the first film without invalidating anything. It both felt like _Blade Runner_ with the look of the buildings, the grittiness, the flying cars, the music, the giant advertisements, the noirish feel, the contrast with squalor in the streets and very arty interiors for the very wealthy, the sudden and extreme violence, the bleak environment but it also added to the film’s universe, with developments in the world of replicants since the first film, in AI especially outside replicants, getting to see more of the world, new vistas, and yes new violence. At times it was quite slow, stately even, with as reviewers stated, people slowing walking or waiting to speak or going somewhere in a flying car at a fairly leisurely pace It also had a great new series of developments in the setting, but paused at the cusp of following all the way through with the implications, that world changing things happened in the film, but we only see the interesting suggestion of even the possibilities, not the actual outcome. In a sense, the film was the calm before the storm – perhaps – that this film shows the last vestiges of a world that was about to change. We do not get to see that change and we do not even know for sure that it will happen, but at the end of the film we know it is indeed possible. It is a hard film to rate in some ways. I really appreciate that though there are scenes of extreme violence the film did not have a frenetic pace so common in much of science fiction and other genre films. Action was generally easy to follow, crashes or combat didn’t seem overly cinematic but to the extent situations with flying cars and replicants can be, felt more grounded, certainly less throwaway. The film did a good job of making the stakes clear whenever violence happened and made me fearful for the characters involved (the good ones anyway, the bad guys I would happily see defeated). The movie did feel oddly empty at times, that though we got a few crowd scenes in the cyberpunk noirish Los Angeles, so many scenes only have 1, 2, or 3, maybe 4 people. Despite the crowded, squalid city that doesn’t even have trees, many scenes took place in fairly large, spacious rooms, or even when small seemed to be removed from the world at large. Maybe it was symbolic of the extreme disconnect in the setting, of people with each other, of humans with replicants, of humans with an obviously wounded natural world (if not outright dead). By the same token many times the characters, most especially the main character K (played by Ryan Gosling) could be rather emotionless or at the very least reserved in their displays of emotion. This I didn’t see as a fault but very much part and parcel of a setting that is so cold, so dehumanizing, that values life so little, that people have little privacy (even in their own heads, as people can access and manipulate memories). I really liked it, I thought it was an impressive effort, it felt timeless in some ways, at other times it felt like it harkened back to a more stately way of making films, more pensive characters, more brooding for sure, something really rather rare in genre films that seem to try to pack in as many explosions and blaster fire per minute as they can. It is violent, there is some nudity (tasteful I thought), it was well cast, I especially liked the work in the film of Ana de Armas as Joi, she did an excellent job. The film I will say, as some critics note, is rough on women, that women in the film are things to be used for the most part, as compliant companions, for sexual use, or for pure reproduction. I agree also with critics that this isn’t in any way an endorsement of a consumerist view of the value of women but rather a condemnation, that just as the setting uses replicants for human convenience, men use women in this universe as well. It isn’t preachy about this, avoiding this by showing rather than telling and even within the limited roles women can have in this dystopian future still show they have their own minds, their own desires, wishes, goals, strengths, and weaknesses. The roles women have in the film aren’t comfortable sometimes to view but they aren’t meant to be comfortable. Review: Great film - To be honest, this film is truly excellent. I didn't need to have any prior knowledge about it; the film itself completely explained everything I needed to know. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Color | Unknown | | Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 23,318 Reviews | | Format | DVD | | Language | English | | Number Of Discs | 1 | | UPC | 883929586653 | ## Product Details - **Color:** Unknown - **Format:** DVD - **Language:** English - **Number Of Discs:** 1 - **UPC:** 883929586653 ## Images ![Blade Runner 2049 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91hCRKZdJ+L.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Stately pace, but worthy successor with a lot to say even in its silence *by T***N on November 27, 2020* I was hesitant to see this film, partially because I didn’t want to run the risk of undermining in my mind a great movie, _Blade Runner_, a movie that I hold in such high regard (and having such a tremendous amount of skepticism for sequels years after the original film came out). I didn’t want the movie tarnished in my mind. I had also heard the film was slow, slow, slow. With regards to the first worry, I feel the film did very well as a sequel. It expanded the storyline, the universe, of the first film without invalidating anything. It both felt like _Blade Runner_ with the look of the buildings, the grittiness, the flying cars, the music, the giant advertisements, the noirish feel, the contrast with squalor in the streets and very arty interiors for the very wealthy, the sudden and extreme violence, the bleak environment but it also added to the film’s universe, with developments in the world of replicants since the first film, in AI especially outside replicants, getting to see more of the world, new vistas, and yes new violence. At times it was quite slow, stately even, with as reviewers stated, people slowing walking or waiting to speak or going somewhere in a flying car at a fairly leisurely pace It also had a great new series of developments in the setting, but paused at the cusp of following all the way through with the implications, that world changing things happened in the film, but we only see the interesting suggestion of even the possibilities, not the actual outcome. In a sense, the film was the calm before the storm – perhaps – that this film shows the last vestiges of a world that was about to change. We do not get to see that change and we do not even know for sure that it will happen, but at the end of the film we know it is indeed possible. It is a hard film to rate in some ways. I really appreciate that though there are scenes of extreme violence the film did not have a frenetic pace so common in much of science fiction and other genre films. Action was generally easy to follow, crashes or combat didn’t seem overly cinematic but to the extent situations with flying cars and replicants can be, felt more grounded, certainly less throwaway. The film did a good job of making the stakes clear whenever violence happened and made me fearful for the characters involved (the good ones anyway, the bad guys I would happily see defeated). The movie did feel oddly empty at times, that though we got a few crowd scenes in the cyberpunk noirish Los Angeles, so many scenes only have 1, 2, or 3, maybe 4 people. Despite the crowded, squalid city that doesn’t even have trees, many scenes took place in fairly large, spacious rooms, or even when small seemed to be removed from the world at large. Maybe it was symbolic of the extreme disconnect in the setting, of people with each other, of humans with replicants, of humans with an obviously wounded natural world (if not outright dead). By the same token many times the characters, most especially the main character K (played by Ryan Gosling) could be rather emotionless or at the very least reserved in their displays of emotion. This I didn’t see as a fault but very much part and parcel of a setting that is so cold, so dehumanizing, that values life so little, that people have little privacy (even in their own heads, as people can access and manipulate memories). I really liked it, I thought it was an impressive effort, it felt timeless in some ways, at other times it felt like it harkened back to a more stately way of making films, more pensive characters, more brooding for sure, something really rather rare in genre films that seem to try to pack in as many explosions and blaster fire per minute as they can. It is violent, there is some nudity (tasteful I thought), it was well cast, I especially liked the work in the film of Ana de Armas as Joi, she did an excellent job. The film I will say, as some critics note, is rough on women, that women in the film are things to be used for the most part, as compliant companions, for sexual use, or for pure reproduction. I agree also with critics that this isn’t in any way an endorsement of a consumerist view of the value of women but rather a condemnation, that just as the setting uses replicants for human convenience, men use women in this universe as well. It isn’t preachy about this, avoiding this by showing rather than telling and even within the limited roles women can have in this dystopian future still show they have their own minds, their own desires, wishes, goals, strengths, and weaknesses. The roles women have in the film aren’t comfortable sometimes to view but they aren’t meant to be comfortable. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great film *by P***L on May 10, 2026* To be honest, this film is truly excellent. I didn't need to have any prior knowledge about it; the film itself completely explained everything I needed to know. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect Art. *by A***N on April 11, 2026* One of my favorite movies of all time. It hits all the themes in a man's life - Purpose, Loneliness, Resolve, Duty.. Honor. 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