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A short film companion for Blade Runner. It's a bit slow, but the final fight with Dave Bautista is great. 6/10.
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The film has unfortunate editing and its climax is exactly the type of visually captured action that I do not like. However, as pure malevolence that entices a film that isn't, Scott's short is acceptable. Those who were lured by Bautista and his wrestling moves had to cross the threshold of despair many times while watching Blade Runner 2049 because Villeneuve's film represents the complete opposite of Scott's effort. Overall impression: 55%.
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The battle and the whistleblower who starts off Gosling’s case in the movie. Bautista gives a very solid performance and certainly didn’t waste his opportunity to impress. He does a nice job of presenting his character and the horrors that hound him in just five minutes. But it is a shame that none of the shorts were dedicated to Deckard. An anime would have sufficed. After all, he couldn’t just have spent all the meantime sitting in Vegas with his dog, drinking Johnnie Walker Black Label, waiting for The Director's Cut Blade Runner 2049 limited edition. Or did he?
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Dave Bautista gave a sensational performance in Blade Runner 2049, portraying a memorable and important character in a small space. And while this short didn't tell me much more about him, it's good.
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Dave Bautista just showed that he's not just a clumsy giant who can suck badly if he needs to, but here he showed that he's very good at acting and that he has skills that not everyone thinks he has. He showed us this in a feature film, but he continues to do a great job in this short based on Blade Runner 2049.
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