Parent reviews for Blade Runner 2049 (2024)

For parents wanting to know if their children should watch this movie, know that the most "iffy" parts about Blade Runner 2049 are the multiple scenes of both male and female nudity. These scenes aren't crucial to the story in any way and can easily be skipped. For those wanting to know where and why, here's a list:24:00 - 24:10 A deceased male is laying down on a table, frontal nudity is shown32:58 - 33:17 Nude statues, with both male and female nudity, are seen in cases38:22 - 42:44 A nude female replicant falls out of a bag, full frontal nudity is shown44:18 - 44:30 Blurred sex in the background, no nudity is seen1:30:00 - 1:30:40 A woman undresses, sex is implied, no nudity is shown1:31:08 - 1:31:14 A woman gets out of bed, her breast is briefly shown1:41:12 - 1:41:22 Two female statues with breasts are shown2:17:10 - 2:18:08 Nude female hologram's breasts and buttocks are shown

I would not want my son to watch this at any age. There is no need to use exploitation of women, showing a naked woman/replica abused then stabbed in the abdomen while standing trembling and terrified or any of the other sex or nudity. The more we allow these things to appear in films, the more we are putting into boys minds that 'that's just how it is' 'that's what women are for'. Gone off Jared Letto now!

T M. Parent of 10 and 13-year-old

This movie has great potential to be very interesting. -Unfortunately, this story is ruined and corrupted with profanity, nudity, sex and prostitution. This movie is highly inappropriate for any age and I do not recommend this movie for anyone.

Very good movie. No sexual references or anything of the sort

A well-paced mystery. They had me...I was all in except for the whole naked female droid that came off as gratuitous and unnecessary...it really stuck out too...super male gaze-y. The remnants of Vegas though was inspiring...in hindsight it also seems super obvious, but that good kind of obvious. I like to let the film sweep me away...I did not see the end coming until I was there. It was beautifully done. Glad they got Harrison Ford in the sequel before it was too late.

arsome

Great movie, loved watching it with my boy. There's pretty mild nudity, nothing to write home about or you wouldn't see on a billboard in France. There was only one part when someone is shot in the head I wasn't comfortable with my son seeing and would rather have missed, that was it. Overall it was worth it to introduce more complicated, deep and artistic movies from kids brought up on Marvel.

Heres a spoiler review of he film. It starts when officer k goes to this farmers house. They fight smash through a wall and officer k punches the farmer several times in the face and then shoots him and takes his eye. Then later there is a women stripped shown for atleast 4 minutes and is point blanked after the fact. Later in the film it gets faster better and slightly more intense. A women gets a glass crushed in her and killed after. The final battle is intense were a replica and joe are fighting he kills he replica but at the end he dies from pain. Overall excellent film.

Bloody violence, sex scenes, nudity and some strong language.

Though violent, it is not as brutal as the original 1982 blade runner. A naked replicant was stabbed by her creator. Blood continued running down her leg "No penetration wound was seen." But it was still disturbing though! A few gun fights throughout the film, with little blood. The last gunfight had a quick blood splatter scene. A knife fighting scene which has a character being stabbed a few times, but it was outside in the middle of a raining dark storm, which made it harder to visually see the stab wounds. Yes it has it's gruesome moments, but the reason I am rating Blade Runner 2049 "17+" is because there were quite a few nudity scenes. The original blade runner had one breast scene, while this movie contains 3-4 breast and buttocks scenes. Also there was about 5 uses of the F bomb and a few uses of S***.