I can't watch
I had a copy of Blade Runner on VHS. This was 1988, 89 – ? Incept dates. A flatmate of a friend had two machines and could dub copies and he made me one from a rental, with a black and white photocopied cover and I would leave it in the machine at home. I would come home from my day job and make dinner and open a bottle of wine and put on Blade Runner and leave it playing in the lounge while I wrote. I literally can't count the number of times I've seen that movie, in all its incarnations. Personally? The first cut with the voiceover is the best. It was compromised but the whole movie is compromised, like everything, and the voiceover gave it shape. I love the small things in it, like the bad matte painting when Deckard leans over his balcony, or the looping that doesn't match, the stuntwoman whose face is visible when Zhora crashes through the window, or every single moment Sean Young is on screen. The movie was a failure when it was released and criticised by everyone, but everyone got it. It had a ramshackle scope movies don't have now. It felt like a movie. Now movies are perfect they don't feel like movies anymore. They're apologies. This is our point of view but please, if you're offended, the protagonist's father, it was all his fault...
A Blade Runner sequel is like the Velvet Underground getting back together. It's too late and there's no point. And you still have the Velvet Underground and you still have Blade Runner. Why would you want anything more?