Blade Runner sequel was meant for 4K - and 'IT' isn't too bad if given a chance
Blade Runner 2049 is the better example of cinefantastique, and it's also the better example of how great 4K can be. We'll see if it's still being talked about in 30 years
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor —— Bio and Archives--January 21, 2018
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Warner Brothers may have pulled off the impossible with Blade Runner 2049. They've taken a movie for which no sequel or remake was needed, and given it a sequel/remake that's worth seeing and owning. Heck, it's much better than I expected going into it.
It's much the same with IT, a remake of a Stephen King story about a clown that terrorizes innocent people in a manner reminiscent of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Two D'oh!
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