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@speakergod1015

3 жыл бұрын

Hi how are you if you want to add me on snap you can James111907

@umcThunder72

3 жыл бұрын

@@speakergod1015 shut up

@criggie

3 жыл бұрын

NEW TOOL DAY? *anticip.....ation* of multiple machining videos, setup, DRO install, tweaking, new tooling for new tool, new tool racks, new lights and coolant and drawbar holder. So much to come ! (what's happening with the old mill? )

@ff7573

3 жыл бұрын

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@umcThunder72

3 жыл бұрын

@@darwinjuelz536 nobody does care

All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain.

@albertpratt4999

3 жыл бұрын

If you've seen the things I've seen

@travislee9396

3 жыл бұрын

Or like hiding a grain of sand on the beach

@BobSmith-dk8nw

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah. .

@au7661

3 жыл бұрын

Offs

@ff7573

3 жыл бұрын

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Honestly, I recokn an entire channel about Adam talking about Blade Runner and related bits & pieces would be a big success

@trovearts9509

3 жыл бұрын

Right? SEVERAL TIMES I've "gone down the rabbit hole" of looking for every time Adam talked about or built something from Blade Runner.

Blade Runner was my first taste of cyberpunk meets detective "Noir" story. Being born in 1981 I grew up mostly alone and had movie and cartoons to help me escape to vast and interesting worlds. Blade Runner really took a firm hold on my heart. I still love the original and the sequel was excellent. Such a fantastic world Ridley Scott created for the world to enjoy.

@buddyclem7328

3 жыл бұрын

Same, only 10 years older.

I love it whenever he talks about Blade Runner. Seems like he's in his happy place. If he started a second channel solely on BR, I'd be all for it.

Went on a curse in the 1980's and Syd Mead was on there and did a presentation (book sales too) and a lot of the questions in the Q&A session were about Blade Runner along with all the other movies he had done art for at that time (2010, TRON, Aliens). That was quite a good presentation, really enjoyed it. So long ago hard to remember many specific answers except that they used Chinese in the City backdrop as they wanted it to be extremely "busy" and if you could have read all the signs you would not pay attention to the narrative or some such reason.

Roy’s speech is still one of the most beautiful moments ever captured on film. The central plot points of the movie have never stopped being universal, and emotionally connected to by the audience.

@shokojimhollingsworth3940

Жыл бұрын

It’s so amazing that Rutger Hauer wrote the “Tears in rain” speech, coming up with the imagery and pitching it to Ridley Scott.

Adam is such a wholesome man, he represents the geek in all of us.

Adam, you just make me smile, thank you

Still one of my favourite films.

@ff7573

3 жыл бұрын

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Adam, I am so glad you mentioned “falling into” Art, I had this exact experience looking at “The Fighting Temeraire” by Turner in London, people around me thought I was breaking down, difficult to explain why to my Wife without sounding weird. BR has always been the yardstick other film should be measured against for me, I still watch occasionally and still see something I’ve missed previously, it’s Ridleys Mona Lisa.

My mom took me with her to see blade runner. Thank you mom, I love you. Keep it up.

The only thing disappointing about Blade Runner is that it's future is now two years in our past.

Goodness. You really captured the feeling of the newness and excitement I felt about the world as a young man. Art, be it books, films, paintings, ect., was something felt viscerally. It quickened my appreciation for my fellow man and opened my eyes to the possibilities that life presented. In the years since, while my exposure to various media has enabled me to separate the wheat from the the chaff, I find those gems fewer and farther between. That is bittersweet. Thanks for the memories.

Fascinating, insightful, nostalgic and very relatable. Thank you Adam for realising things about yourself that help me know my 'self' a little better.

It's entirely different for me now. I fell in love with the world of Blade Runner at first sight. The production design wowed me like no film before, or since. So I still love the world, but what I love most about the film now...the themes of what it means to be human, how much more human the replicants truly are than the demoralized humans who enslave them...all of that took time for me to discover and fully appreciate.

Blade runner was one of the first movies that made me feel empty because of its bittersweet ending ;-;

@olsonspeed

3 жыл бұрын

Easy Rider.

@ViperMD

3 жыл бұрын

Is this to be an empathy test? Capillary dilation of the so-called 'blush response', fluctuation of the pupil, involuntary dilation of the iris.

@fallingbed1

3 жыл бұрын

@@ViperMD We call it Voight-Kampf for short

@krisryan9181

3 жыл бұрын

The original ending was pretty lazy tbh

When Blade Runner first came out, I had to read PK Dick’s “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep,” the source/inspiration for the film - great for an added dimension. Vangelis’ soundtrack was also on heavy replay. I too loved Murakami’s “1Q84.” I love his storytelling.

Have you read Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep? The story is quite different than Blade Runner and it has a much more spiritual tone to it but still has the same "vibe". One of the best books I have ever read. Philip K Dick is a genius.

Blade Runner 2049 might actually be my favourite film *of all time.* What a masterpiece. I love the Original too, though :-) (it's probably in my top 10)

I have a great love for every thing Blade Runner and really look forward to every video you post related to it thank you for these

I just watched Blade Runner AGAIN after your video from the other day.

@chris-hayes

3 жыл бұрын

I was just thinking I want to rewatch it after watching this 😂

Blade Runner - a timeless dystopian Film Noir, a 1982 vision of what could be the future...watching this movie over and over is a luxury that new technology brought us with DVD - everything is perfect in this movie, the picture, SFX , Acting, Story and the music from Vangelis enhance so well the atmosphere...a must to possess

blade runner resonates with me because i think all of us have a desire to know who created us, how and why. Also having our lives (lifespan for the replicants in the movie, Rick Deckard always questioning if his life is) predetermined is something I believe we all yearn for.

Adam, I still love it too. Hard for me to explain to people that don’t understand.

It really makes me happy when I hear someone influential and someone that I've really admire since I was young talk about art in a positive way (mainly painting as I'm studying it at university) Not just the classics like Degas as you mentioned but also Francis Bacon and Keifer whom many people as I've heard dislike/hate, and those people go on to belittle and hate on contemporary artists just because they're not like the old masters. Of course it's an opinion, but what is the point when it ends up putting young artists like me down? I have been in a super deep block/slump, your videos really cheer me up so thank you 😊

Love blade runner, thanks for the hype, have to go watch it now

Couldn’t agree with Adam more. The shared experience of seeing Blade Runner with my high school chums; this after seeing ET and The Thing all on the same day. What an experience and what memories from the summer of ‘82!

the music always captivates me... an awesome cast.

Following up on my comments about going to the St. Marks Theatre every Thursday night for the midnight showing of Blade Runner and your latest commentary on youth in NY and shared experiences…I totally agree about being in my early 20’s and sharing the movie event with my co-worker and best friend, we’d either proceed or follow the show with a visit to Stromboli’s Pizza 🍕 on West 8th Street and 1st Avenue. I feel like I would have passed you by in so many NYC locations like Forbidden Planet or the Strand Book Shop or in the workshop of people who used the Amiga Computer for early 3D design and animation, run by a cabinet maker from Sotheby's whose name escapes me. It was also in the West Village on 6th Street I think. Anyway sorry, I never connected but I’m glad we share the same planet and a familiar NYC past.

@trovearts9509

3 жыл бұрын

Isn't it crazy when you discover SUCH shared patterns of life with people you just somehow never met? THAT in itself kind of has the rainy, misty, fabricated memory feel of Blade Runner.

@shokojimhollingsworth3940

Жыл бұрын

I first saw Blade Runner in midnight showings in my small town. It was in heavy rotation in my teenage years, on Friday nights. Saturday was always Rocky Horror.

I love that you put this up I'm posting this to Facebook ( bladezone)

Vangelis totally sets the mood with the soundtrack

Blade Runner is my favorite movie

loved this

Oh damn! I don't remember anything after Adam said he was going to make a Voigt-Kampff machine.

I feel like I've had a similar experience with the John Wick movies. I was so obsessed I took Judo and Karate classes. It was indeed a product of whatever I felt was lacking in my identity in my highschool years, and I feel I would never experience them the same way if they were to come out now that I'm in college.

Hi Adam and the team, I wait patiently every day for the next vid you put out! I was wondering if you have ever built or thought of building a terminator mechanical arm? Lots of machining involved

Blade Runner for me is like a spiritual thing, it has all the elements of art I love and Harrison Ford as Deckard was the cherry as a child watching something I shouldn't. Syd Mead is to this day a massive influence on me, I love the mans work and Sir Ridley Scott is as influential and thought provoking as Stanley Kubrick, The Shining and Blade Runner are connected, At the end the car in the mountains in the helicopter shots are unused footage from The Shining intro.

You have been someone I look up to and someone that I want to be like in the way you look at life and the way you peruse what you do.

" Why I still like Bladerunner " ... because its bloody amazing thats why... simples

I've never seen blade runner. Will have to watch it sometime.

@ff7573

3 жыл бұрын

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I watch blade Runner for the first time and may I say why didn't I watch it sooner its amazing thank you adom Savage If I may do you plan to remake your old or first tool box it would be sick to see what it would look in real life or on video and now what you know would you change the original design or keep it the same

"It's a great thing to be defeated by your kids in competition." *Goku has left the chat*

I would love to see you do a One Day Build of Sapper Morton's medical bag.

I assumed Deckard didn’t have his own Police Spinner and only rode in Gaff’s in the original. Deckard only had the orange car.

I wish we could do a commentary track (maybe MST3K style) of Adam watching Blade Runner. I want to love it as much as he does...

How about the ATREIDES BINOCULARS featured in the DUNE promo image?? Surely you can pull some strings and get a sneak peek at that Adam!!

Yes! 🤘🏼🍻

Though it was a vocal slip, I think "100 years of solid tools" seemed a strangely apt phrase for Adam. 😁

New mill? CNC? 2021 just got better for Adam.

Have you ever considered doing a sort of mini-Mythbusters-type show on Tested?

I like this format and would like to see a version where some else ask you the questions

When the Special Edition came out, the one in the plastic briefcase with 5 versions of the film, I literally sat down and binge watched them all back to back. I have zero regrets. Just rewatched The Final Cut about a week ago, and it just gets more magnificent with each viewing.

@krisryan9181

3 жыл бұрын

I love blade runner but jesus that's a bit obsessive.

@mrbacchus6127

3 жыл бұрын

So I'll consider you an expert. Is Deckard a replicant?

@jaywolfenstien

3 жыл бұрын

@@krisryan9181 It's more than "a bit" obsessive. It's full blown obsessive. I fully admit to that. But the thing that's depressing is, compared to some people with some franchises, that's "diet" obsessive.

@jaywolfenstien

3 жыл бұрын

@@mrbacchus6127 Honestly, that's not a question that's ever interested me. But I look at movies differently than most people.

@philsurtees

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrbacchus6127 If you're asking whether Deckard is a replicant then you are completely missing the point. The fact that you don't know whether he's a replicant or not IS the point, Einstein...

I saw Blade Runner by myself in 1982 when it was released. I was 19 years old and always went to the opening weekend of big films in those days. No one else wanted to go with me so I just went alone.

@Ogaitnas900

3 жыл бұрын

Did you like it?

@dick6670

3 жыл бұрын

Did the same for the sequel. Too young for the first go

@wkanost

3 жыл бұрын

@@Ogaitnas900 - Not initially. I was not a huge fan of the original. Like a lot of classics it grew on me over the years. I think the narrated version was not too my liking. The film looked amazing though. all the visuals were there. The happy ending, I felt conflicted with the rather somber tone of the rest of the film. Subsequent versions improved the film and I am a fan of those.

Blade Runner is a timeless classic.

I remember Times Square in the 1980s...I was in my early 20s, and I was staying at my aunt's place in Yonkers, and visiting a girlfriend in Long Island near Lynbrook on the LIRR...So I would walk between Grand Central and Penn Station since the subway at that time was kinda scary. I remember the porn shops and movie places...but I do miss the pinball arcades that were also in that area. But it was indeed a grimey, dirty time and place.

Timeless

I want more movies in the Ridley-verse but I don't want them to be Blade Runner or Alien. I want something NEW in that universe. I just want to visit that world again. Technically the movie Soldier (1998) is apparently set in the same universe but it's not the same caliber and not made by Ridley. Best part of that movie is Loreena McKennitt - night ride across the Caucasus on the soundtrack

Has he mentioned at any point where he picked up that 2049 blaster?

I have never wanted to travel back to 1985 until now

Do you consider the CS-80 to be one the cast members of blader runner ?

I love both Blade Runner films and I saw Blade Runner 2049 in theaters

@marysmith2060

3 жыл бұрын

I saw Blade Runner 2049 opening day . Excellent movie.

Adam said "Horse" & "plops" in the same sentence.

I really want to see a really good and well made to scale emanator from Blade Runner 2049. There are a lot of many great replicas and kits but they don’t hit the niche you know?

I'm not a fan of Blade Runner at all, but I have my own movies that elicit a similar kind of dedicated adoration from me. Such as Labyrinth, The Dark Crystal, Willow, and Ladyhawke.

Why wouldn't you?

Times Square 1982: Not too far removed from L.A. 2019 as depicted in the film.

No one should have to explain themselves why they still like Blade Runner.

@sethlarson9433

3 жыл бұрын

I need to hear reasons why you still like this cinema masterpiece that inspired a generation!

@jaywolfenstien

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. I mean, Jesus Christ, just look at it. Blade Runner is gorgeous. What else does someone need?

As a "Young Adult" myself, I always felt that the movie "STARGATE" got my attention alot, but ALMOST as much as "THE FIFTH ELEMENT". My friend and I tried to figure how to make the "Staff Blaster" from Stargate for almost eight months, untill we "Re-Focused" on playing TMNT the Roll Playing Game, because we realized that the TECHNOLOGY doesn't exist...😿

this is how i feel about "The Warriors"

Could someone please explain to me why the wooden horse was worth an absolute fortune in Blade Runner 2049, yet Sappers wooden tree was completely ignored by everyone?

How do you like Neill Blomkamp?

Anyone know what LEGO build he is making in this clip? Looks like a Jurassic park suv

@bobthebrickbuilder1876

3 жыл бұрын

That's what it is, Jurassic Park jeep.

@ethankempista625

3 жыл бұрын

@@bobthebrickbuilder1876 cool, do you know if he has a full clip of the build up? Looks interesting

Well, what's not to like?

MR. Savage I was wondering if you would do me the honor of being a guest on one of my live streams

Blade Runner - I was born in 1968 That’s all I need to say. Black Queens pawn to d5

Times Square in the mid-80s-- and mid-70s... yep.

Blade Runner 2049 is the best movie I've ever seen

A new mill? Weren’t there like 5 videos improving the current one?

I like the flying cars.

Blade Runner is a melding of sci-fi and art..... I’m thankful that 2049 was a sequel that overcame any doubt that one can be made to bring closure both on and off screen...

I remember that comraderie as a young adult the first time I played Doom 2 with friends in our office on the company network. Man that was fun.

Should I watch BladeRunner? Am I missing something?

8:10 then make it... Or buy it and have THAT person film how they made it so we can watch it :) we'll click, like, share and subscribe... promise.

Ecto-1?

Do we know where Adam got his K/Joe blaster I’m 18 and would love it to be my first real prop

Is a Jackson Pollock better IRL? Because when I look at his paintings online, all I can think is, "Me and the guys make Jackson Pollocks all over ourselves at work every day and nobody comes to admire the mess on our clothes."

What is blade runner ?

wait there's people who dont?

Bring out the chess set. Can't wait. ✌

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Blade runner wraps itself around your imagination.Then it pulls you into their world.

@NoThankUBeQuiet

3 жыл бұрын

Makes me want to take a nap.

Still like?

Subtitulo en español

Trailer for "I Spit On Your Grave" is the tamest of tame by today's standards.

How about a replicant? Or maybe its too soon...

A new Mill? Adam is not like you don't have the BIGGEST, LARGEST, MOST EXPENSIVE mill i've ever seen a private person have already

Blade Runner spinner... I'm sorry, Adam, did you once refer to yourself as a "maker"? 36" version is easier because it is so big. IMHO...

19 years old = adult