Absolutely loved it!
I consider Blade Runner to be the ultimate sci-fi movie and to me it will always be top3 in the universe

The 2049 was almost perfect, definitely a masterpiece, in every aspect, except the soundtrack.
Johnasson's approach was insanely good and original, I was following it for years (interviews and whatnot) - he even made a virtual world of the first part, defining the music from 1982, and tried, using AI, to see how that sound would evolve 30 years into the future - all this while considering factors like in what universe the movies were happening in (USSR still exists and all that jazz...). Then taking all that data and moving further in composition while consulting friends (Biosphere was mentioned). His unreleased soundtrack is a bloody masterpiece - I'd bet real money on that any day!
And then, out of nowhere, he was replaced..?!? Even the director was against replacing him - and that far in... ... I was really angry that day.
And all that hush-hush - no one wasn't (and still isn't) allowed to comment on the situation.
I'm also 99% positive that chunks of Johannson's work ended up in the final version.
And what did we get ? Hans Fucking Zimmer and his padwan student...
Don't get me wrong - Zimmer did a fine job - the actual music is amazing - but it's just a simple continuation of Vangelis' work.
The actual sound editing was close to disaster - and definitely the weakest point in the movie.
The environmental music was placed in all the wrong places, and it was evoking (forceably so) the wrong emotions on the viewer.
Most of the time the music was ominous, dark, danger, double danger and so on... The masterful sounds (that made the first Blade Runner what it is) of awe, curiosity, surprise - are nowhere to be found in 2049.
I may sound a bit too harsh, the movie is still a masterpiece, but it really could've been even MORE.
You're doin' too much, do less.