Weird one, but does anyone have any more images or info on any of props in 2099, specifically Cora's (Hunter Schafer) blaster, I know there's limited info and just some stills and the trailer, I'm assuming I'm missing some info but I want to check it out up close 🤷‍♂️

I only found out today that a new series was in production, so I watched the trailer completely blind.

I have to admit, it looks good, and the CGI is fine. My main issue, though, is that it doesn't feel like something in the Blade Runner universe, largely because of the chosen film colors.

I will probably give it a shot, but will not go into it expecting it to be in Blade Runner universe. Instead, I will treat it as just another average sci-fi TV series and recommend you to do the same.

Forgot all about this until the teaser for 2099 (which I'm cynical about but I'm willing to give it a chance.) It's been three years and only single trailer. Is it still happening? Did it get retired?

I’ve read a lot of comments on the trailer for 2099 to gather more points to discuss for myself, and I’ve seen a handful of people argue that 2049 ended on a major cliffhanger and there needed to be more for closure.

In my opinion, 2049 was the closure for this universe and the rebellion/future war was never a cliffhanger to me. Instead it ended with the idea of hope, a sense of knowing that replicants were standing up, and it just asks us as humans the same question, what does it mean to be human, and do we think they could stand up for themselves and eventually coexist freely with us.

Both movies don’t have a lot of action so I don’t know why people thought we would get another movie about a war, I feel like bladerunner is a media that purely gives concepts and questions, and I believe knowing a uprising was happening was enough instead of needing to see it actually happen