Posters: The Lost Deckard, the Hippo and the Zodiac
Film fans will have to wait almost six months for the premieres of the Blade Runner sequel, and at the moment the creators of the blockbuster are trying not to devote the audience to the details of the film's plot. Therefore, it is not surprising that the first posters of the painting look literally hazy.So far, we only know that the action " Blade Runner 2049 " will unfold 30 years after the events of the original. Los Angeles police officer Kay (Ryan Gosling) reveals some terrible secret, forcing him to go in search of Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford), who has been missing for three decades . And while the hero of Gosling is trying to find Deckard , Roland Descein faces an equally important task - to find the Dark Tower and save it from destruction. Along with the highly anticipated trailer, the Dark Tower Gallery has two new posters, one of which depicts Discane with his famous revolvers. Also in today's selection you will find posters for another curious film adaptation - the comedy " Hippopotamus ", based on the novel by Stephen Fry. On his account there are many scripts for films, TV series and various programs, but the picture of John Jenks is the first film adaptation of the literary work of Fry . The original book is full of cynicism, absurdity and subtle British humor, and viewers should hope that the tape will be able to convey the atmosphere of the original. " The Dark Tower " August 3, 2017   " Blade Runner 2049 " October 5, 2017   " Matilda " October 25, 2017  " Wonder Woman " June 1, 2017  " Bloodletter " May 5, 2017  " Love is a disease " Jul 14, 2017  " Wakefield " May 19, 2017  " This whole world " June 15, 2017  " Whitney: Can I be myself? " April 24, 2017  Hickok 2017  Drone May 26, 2017  " Time for Dogs " June 1, 2017  " Hippopotamus " June 29, 2017    Inconceivable June 30, 2017  " Iron Sky 2 " February 14, 2018  " The Book of Henry " June 16, 2017  " Zodiac Awakening " 2017  " Bloody feast " June 23, 2017 
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