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Just came back from 'Blade Runner 2049' and I was completely blown away. It is a modern masterpiece and as good as the original. The story, the acting, the visuals and the music are all so mesmerising. And it hasn't lost its ambiguity, maybe this one is a little less ambiguous but cerebral nonetheless. I absolutely loved the understated approach. And there is a possibility of another sequel. If I had to pick a fault then I would say Jared Leto was not suited for that part. He wasn't terrible but in his opening scene he felt unconvincing. And it was an important scene to establish the villain. Everyone else is brilliant, though. Both wife and I are going to go again for a second viewing. And I guess it's time we put Denis Villeneuve in the same bracket as Scorsese, Kubrick, Nolan, etc. On a side note, if you have watched the new movie or are planning to see it, then here are the three shorts you MUST see. They chart the important events that take place between the two movies and provide a clearer understanding of the changes that take place in that world.

With idiotic tactics depending on thousands of useless passes (but possession was very high) and exposing defense to fast counter attacks. More important was number of passes than fast attack before defense had opportunity to park the bus. All better teams knew how to play him, even in Germany. And everybody complained about tactics of Bayern opponents, parking bus! It took bayern 100 passes to get to the box so it was enough to park the bus. Stupid complaint by Bayern.

Never gets old. The Slip,is one of the greatest moments in PL history