No… no there should not be
Usually I try to leave these things open for debate for at least a sentence or two before giving my opinion, but there’s clearly a right answer here. WhileBlade Runner 2049is probably the best result to come out of a needless sequel since this whole needless sequel trend started, I don’t want another in any way, shape or form. I have absolutely no desire for aBlade Runnerseries or universe to be born, and I think the more that the studio uses it the more it will tarnish what already came.
It seems we might not get one anyway. Analysts were predicting a much bigger opening than the $31.5 million the film grossed, as predictions had it possibly breaking October records. It was far from doing that, and far from bringing in a young audience with 86 percent of the crowd being over 25. The kids aren’t into science fiction classic evidently.
shakes cane angrily and tells those damn kids to get off my yard.
The film won’t be a flop most likely thanks to pulling in $50 million overseas, but it cost $150 million to make with marketing aplenty on top of that so it needed a bigger box office than this to be a true success. Given all that I’m hoping that we don’t see another film in the franchise, and the two that exist can stand on their own.
1.Blade Runner 2049– $31,525,0002.The Mountain Between Us– $10,100,0003.IT– $9,655,0004.My Little Pony: The Move– $8,800,0005.Kingsman: The Golden Circle– $8,100,0006.American Made– $8,073,0007.The LEGO Ninjago Movie– $6,750,0008.Victoria and Abdul– $4,142,0009.Flatliners– $3,800,00010.Battle of the Sexes– $2,400,000
