Blade Runner 2049 manages to position itself in that list of great sequels, not only respecting the original, but also complementing it. Many years have passed since we saw Deckard disappear at the end of Blade Runner. The Earth remains the same - perhaps worse - and the Blade Runners continue to be an important part of "removing" those replicants who have decided to leave the job for which they were programmed. Agent K (Ryan Gosling) is a Blade Runner taking justice to the harsh streets of dystopian Los Angeles. From the beginning of the plot he encounters a great mystery that begins to unleash great questions about human nature, what it means to be a Replicant and the destiny of humanity. It is complicated to speak of Blade Runner 2049 without mentioning some points key in the story. However, throughout its publicity, its trailers and other advances, the film of Denis Villeneuve avoided to reveal details of this, which helps a lot to enjoy it. What I can mention to mention...