BLADE RUNNER 2049 is making its presence known at Comic-Con, and featured a discussion panel from the cast and crew – including Harrison Ford, Ryan Gosling and director Denis Villeneuve. The director spoke about the responsibility of taking on such a large project, saying he accepted the gig because he didn't want anyone else to "f@ck it up." On top of those wise words, Ford answered a question about the film in the most Ford way possible. A clip also screened, and if it's made available we will update this post. Stay tuned!
#BladeRunner2049 kicking off with Jared Leto virtual intro #SDCC2017 #WB pic.twitter.com/ibtHLdEIfV
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Villeneuve on why he took on the sequel: "I didn't want someone else to fuck it up." #SDCC2017 #WB #BladeRunner2049
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Ridley told Villeneuve: “It’s your movie, it’s your responsibility” and let him make his film. #SDCC2017 #WB #BladeRunner2049
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Harrison Ford and Ryan Gosling onstage for BladeRunner2049 #SDCC2017 #WB pic.twitter.com/vXw8ofi5KQ
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When asked if the film answers some lingering questions, Ford said: “It doesn’t matter what I think.” #SDCC2017 #WB #BladeRunner2049
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