I noticed that true love in the movie is only shown between people who can't touch each other (Joi and Kay, Deckard and his daughter) while fake love is shown by physical touch and kissing (Wallace and Love, Kay and Love). Deckard says in the film "Sometimes to love someone you have to be a stranger."

@Demigod_3scrub

3 жыл бұрын

To Strangers! 🍷

@trentrossdale638

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting observation

@prntm926

2 жыл бұрын

Dr Ana Stelline also can't feel or see real snow, like K/Joe did.

@cookbeats8730

Жыл бұрын

😮

I was so pessimistic when the sequel was announced. Turned out be one of the best sequels ever made.

@FN2166_

3 жыл бұрын

Yea, the soundtrack was also on point, about which I was most sceptical.

@chrisb9345

3 жыл бұрын

I really didn't love it. Aliens is the best sequel ever, IMO. But I liked it, I guess.

@olliesmith2890

3 жыл бұрын

@@chrisb9345 Best sequel ever to me is Terminator 2, along with Aliens, The Dark Knight, Captain America:Winter Soldier, The Bourne Supremacy, Doctor Sleep and yes Blade Runner 2049(only counting sequels to the original, not third, fourth movies etc in a franchise, as then i would count The Dark Knight Rises and Avengers Endgame).

@jonathangriffiths2499

3 жыл бұрын

@@olliesmith2890 you were doing well until you mentioned Dr Sleep

@rowangallagher

3 жыл бұрын

@@chrisb9345 You don't rate Godfather Part II then?

You can screenshot any moment of the movie and set it as a wallpaper. Its truly beautiful.

@MrBjack-jc9yy

3 жыл бұрын

A screenshot of shit can also be a poster

@RealengoPrimordialDemon

3 жыл бұрын

If you find that dreadful future beautiful then ......

@Amfortas

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrBjack-jc9yy stay classy

@isakdahl7054

2 жыл бұрын

0:39 I mean, this would be a bit boring, no?

@nikolajeels7609

2 жыл бұрын

@@isakdahl7054 but go to 0:41 and there's a great shot I think we all know he didn't mean literally

Joi was the most important and underrated character in the film. She was pivotal in all of K's decisions.

@HeatherHolt

3 жыл бұрын

Yet she was just a program tailored to what he wanted to hear and who he wanted her to be. Very interesting how real he and we wanted her to be. I loved her addition in the movie.

@itzybitzyspyder

3 жыл бұрын

She was a facsimile of his perfect mate. She made him feel normal.

@baalgar5530

3 жыл бұрын

Her being there was incredibly important for K’s character development, but her character wasn’t significant at all. That was the point.

@thenoisyninja

3 жыл бұрын

My read on Joi was that she was just a mirror. All she ever does is feed K’s dreams and aspirations back to him. When she convinces him to take a course of action, its because deep down, thats what he wants to do anyways. During the “good joe” scene, he finally understands that she was never special or unique and neither was he.

@Wolfie_2045

3 жыл бұрын

She was the soul in my opinion. She definitely was underrated!!

Ryan Gosling honestly carried this movie. His amazing character acting carried the immensely complicated undertones of this story.

@kevinfromsales6842

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. He was perfect for this role.

@xcidgaf

3 жыл бұрын

Ryan Gosling's character was a garbage loser. Sylvia Hoek's character was the real star of the movie.

@Zaz5y

3 жыл бұрын

I wouldn’t say he carried as every other actor was great too, but he definitely made the movie as good as it is.

@GallowayJesse

3 жыл бұрын

He just stands there making the "Ryan Gosling face" and speaking in a deadpan voice like he does in every movie... And it totally works here.

@rainbowfury1019

3 жыл бұрын

Nobondy can resist Ryan Gosling

I knew walking out that I had witnessed a very special piece of art

@damonzap8659

3 жыл бұрын

....this much is true.

@tannerlewis19

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely

@marysmith2060

2 жыл бұрын

I saw it on opening weekend. Knew the movie would be amazing. Sadly, it didn't perform well. A work of art that is only being appreciated now.

@miguelpereirasilva7662

Жыл бұрын

@@marysmith2060 as it is with most pieces of art like fight club and other movies. Normal people do not understand them. In order to understand one must research. And question.

this is the kind of movie you have to go into it not looking at it like a typical movie. there are so so so many tiny details that you catch and everything ends up falling into place at the end. whenever i try to show someone this movie they kinda brush it off and say it was alright, no this movie is fucking beautiful and i find myself crying at least once during it from how powerful it can be.

@cremefraiche9095

3 жыл бұрын

I feel your frustration man. I watched this in a perfect setting and was mesmerized. I’ve had a few friends not share the same enthusiasm so that was frustrating. Every shot, sound and second of that movie was insanely entertaining. My favourite sci fi movie easily and definitely up there for favourite in general

@Gabriel-te1mq

3 жыл бұрын

@@cremefraiche9095 Also, we as humans need to understand, that we won't have the same taste even with close people, and keep in mind that most people from my experience, go see entertainment as a mean to "turn off the brain".

@cremefraiche9095

3 жыл бұрын

@@Gabriel-te1mq so true man, I’m only human in my desire to want others to like the same art I do. But you are so accurate in suggesting that blade runner 2049 is not for the faint of heart and actually requires some effort on the viewers part

@chriscabral6448

3 жыл бұрын

same bro I feel your pain, I was looking for this

@Godhand3173

3 жыл бұрын

Adding a +1 to the feels.

The film went on to win Best Visual Effects. I'm glad it did, as the first film was nominated for Best Visual Effects but lost to ET.

@triumphoverdeath

3 жыл бұрын

Et of all things lol

@anthonymarsala7472

3 жыл бұрын

It should of been nominated for best picture director writer cinematography acting supporting actor so on and should of won all of them. Fuckin Greek tragedy

@reptomicus

3 жыл бұрын

Tron didn't even get nominated

@mohammedashian8094

2 жыл бұрын

@@anthonymarsala7472 roger deakins won his first Oscar for this movie

@MrJCTONE

2 жыл бұрын

@@triumphoverdeath Yes - there is a movie that didnt stand the test of time ha ha - it was obsolete the same second they finished making it -

"Giving your life for a noble cause is the most human thing we could ever do"

@kylekissack4633

2 жыл бұрын

Ahh your mistaken the problem with being loyal to a cause is that the cause will always betray you.

@danphillips2784

2 жыл бұрын

The noble cause Joe/K dies for isn't Freysa's...it's rescuing Deckard and allowing him to meet his daughter.

@dylangraf7626

2 жыл бұрын

But isn’t this the monopolization of morality under the umbrella of humanism he was talking about in the video.

@fireman1226576

Жыл бұрын

@@kylekissack4633 you’re mistaken. Winning is not the same as being human. Being betrayed by something you fought for ,in my opinion, is extremely human

@jsjababqbjzndkdm8384

Жыл бұрын

@@fireman1226576 bruh how do you not get the reference

This movie said “in order for one to have a soul, one only has to believe they have one”. Truly beautiful.

One of my favorite films, which came at an age when I thought I'd never have any new favorite films

My favorite movie ever. The Sea Wall scene and music is the best cinematic experience I’ve ever had, something about it is beyond haunting

@chrisb9345

3 жыл бұрын

OK, I nearly hated it, but ended up disliking it massively. Your opinion is not the only one.

@Wolfe-zl4ld

3 жыл бұрын

@@chrisb9345 When did the OP ever say that his opinion is the only one?

@Forerunner2

3 жыл бұрын

@@chrisb9345 what are you on my guy

@dtc7191

2 жыл бұрын

Lol get out of here Chris B

The fact that there’s been a stream of analysis and reviews like this movie was released yesterday (even though it’s almost 4 years old now) speaks volume.

@kirani111

2 жыл бұрын

Size large oof. I can’t velieve it’s been four years already, to me it still feels like it came out a few months ago, because I never stop thinking about it.

10 Years From Now This Movie Will Get The Recognition It Deserves. Totally Underrated, The Psychological Depths Of This Movie Had Me Rethinking What A “Human” Is...

@chrisb9345

3 жыл бұрын

It's nowhere near as good as the original, Harrison Ford is a massive low point for the entire film. I think this film gets exactly as much recognition as it deserves. An acceptable film that is massively inferior to its' prequel.

@gohan7104

3 жыл бұрын

seriously watching it made me question alot of the future of ai.

@domzzcardzz7985

3 жыл бұрын

@@chrisb9345 nah tf bro 😂 ur crazy

@Harry_S._Plinkett

2 жыл бұрын

@@chrisb9345 Massively superior. 2049 definitely does a lot more to explore these themes of life and soul than the original, which focused way more on style over substance. In the original the character of Roy skirted the edges of these ideas, but it didn’t dive too deep. Instead, the film fumbled around with Roy’s messiah complex and the themes became muddled. 2049 is a lot more focused, and as a result, much richer.

@cnacma

2 жыл бұрын

The problem is audiences have been so dumbed down by endless cookie cutter action films that if a movie is just constant dopamine hit pretty colors and explosions they can’t get into. Back in the day before CGI movies have to tell a story. They had to engage peoples minds and the audience was open to that engagement. Now people have zero attention span. A fantastic movie like this that’s a slow burn pulling you into deep and complex philosophical thought is just ignored by many people.

Both films are phenomenal, and the soundtracks are beautfuly crafted so well I listen to them to get me into the perfect dream state.

@chrisb9345

3 жыл бұрын

The first one is phenomenal. The second is not quite as bad as it could have been. But it does not make it a masterpiece. Merely a less bad film than we expected.

@johnrandolph1989

3 жыл бұрын

@@chrisb9345 true enough, but none the less the soundtracks of both carries me to a world of dreams.

@domzzcardzz7985

3 жыл бұрын

@@chrisb9345 do u hate the film?😂 Like damn bro I've see u comment bringing the film down and shit lol

@Dom_510

Жыл бұрын

@@chrisb9345 the second one is better than the original

2049 is a worthy sequel to Blade Runner, and that is the greatest compliment I could ever pay it.

Best sci-fi film of 2017 and one of my favourite films of all time.

I absolutely loved the first Blade Runner, but 2049 hit on much deeper level for me. I have to resist watching it over and over so as not to dilute that indescribable wonder this movie leaves me with.

@webkahmik

2 жыл бұрын

I was entranced on first viewing, and just pummeled by the second one (New Years Eve 2021).

Maybe the most beautiful movie ever made, a true modern cinematic masterpiece.

@dcul8812

3 жыл бұрын

Lol

@JD-jz5gu

2 жыл бұрын

@@dcul8812 it’s tru tho

I was amazed by just how beautiful this film was, as well as the attention to detail. Thanks again, Denis Villeneuve! Hope he can keep it up for Dune

@crazyclemsonfan8305

2 жыл бұрын

Dune was fantastic. Couldn't quite top this one(if that's even possible) but still fantastic

What the film asks is not whether you were born human, or made human, but what you can do with the life you have been given. K makes his life meaningful in the end as he gives Deckard a good ending to his own, a daughter he can have a relationship with. It didn’t matter who he or Deckard were in the beginning, they became human through their choices. Great stuff.

Always loved how the replicants have the fire of life in their eyes when the humans are all dead eyed

@bread8286

Жыл бұрын

reminds me of corpse bride when the world of the dead is more alive than that of the living

there are no more nexus 6 replicants by 2049. 6's only live 4 years and were out of production after tyrell died. Rachel was a nexus 7 and K hunts down rouge nexus 8 models.

Bladerunners are one of my favorite movies, both the classic and the newer one. Both of them were visually stunning for their time. I like how Blade Runner ties in with the new Blade Runner. It feels like a true sequel.

@ntr10me

3 жыл бұрын

The books that came out in the 1990s were not bad either ^_^. Cheers

It's like nobody appreciates these movies until years after they ben out

@go-nogo1475

4 ай бұрын

I think that, for a lot of people, the deepest, most personal themes in anything profound, like these films, needs to sit within them for a while, and just...be there. Instead of relying on our conscious mind, which many of us think is so clever, these deeper things migrate to, and are gradually addressed, by the subconscious mind, which we don't have much control over. It controls a lot of *us*, though. The subconscious mind is the 90% of the iceberg that is unseen underwater, while our waking, conscious mind is just the literal tip of the iceberg --the 10% we see. But the subconscious mind does most of the "heavy lifting" of running our bodies, and our lives. We choose to celebrate our clever conscious minds because we are usually the driver of that, in control. We don't drive the subconscious mind very much at all, and though it is vital, it is also a mystery even to us, individually. We don't command it, it is powerful & essential for life function, along with some intuitive or instinctual reactions that baffle even ourselves, and sometimes, the things that our conscious mind misses or skips over, our deep subconscious catches, and mulls over, slowly, at its pace, not ours. I think the delays in coming to grips with the complex existential topics are because of where the reaction happens.

I saw this movie a second time and it blew my mind. So deep, so passionate, so personal for me. I felt K’s pain, confusion, anger and love in almost every scene. The loneliness and drudgery of everyday life is relatable for me

The unicorn does not mean Deckard is a replicant. It shows that Gaff was in the room while Rachael was asleep, but he decided to let her go. This is also why Deckard smiled when he saw the unicorn.

@DocTraubo

3 жыл бұрын

Lovely interpretation!

@robertcarmosino6563

Жыл бұрын

Deckard said it himself in the movie. She was special.

This is one of my favorite movies.

I would say this movie made Ryan Gosling my favorite actor

@d00ks

3 жыл бұрын

I know he’s a replicant, but he’s way to robotic in this role

@crist11101

3 жыл бұрын

Watch "driver" and " a place beyond the pines"

@brandonice9137

3 жыл бұрын

Ryan gosling is honestly a great and underrated actor.... Like the person commented right above me you need to watch "a place beyond the pines" it's one of Ryan goslings most underrated films imo...

@SpookyBitch__

3 жыл бұрын

SNL made Ryan Gosling my favorite person 😁

@williamfeller3319

3 жыл бұрын

I agree his past acting roles put him in very expressive roles in. Subtle sense, but this role put him in a situation where had to maintain a cold presence. I don’t know many of any actors who could have pulled this role off so well

If you appreciate the original as a bonafide cult classic , this one with the upgrade of visual and sound enhancement is a work of art , I found it stunning and mesmerizing.

@jmbridges1780

2 жыл бұрын

I believe the first blade runner was better but this one is good too

I get laughed at when I say this .. but this is my fav movie .. I’m 46.. I’ve seen in theaters all of the OG Star Wars .. treks … Indiana Jones .. u get my point .. up until I saw this filmgasmic movie .. Forrest Gump, Almost Famous, ED WOOD, Gladiator , Blackhawk Down, Saving Ryan’s privates “whoops , wrong one 😉”! Lol.. so u get my point .. I clearly don’t have ONE ALL BE ALL FAVORITE.. but pretty damn close .. BLADE RUNNER 2049 hit me the right way, at the right time .. the right mood.. the right theater .. the right surround sound .. the r.. blah blah .. u get my point ! Lol.. seeing this on an IMAX on a sat morning at 10 am was just awesome …. Once the intro music came on with this theater shaking base .. wow .. anyways .. being that DUNE is coming soon “NEXT WEEEEEEEEEK”!!!!!!!!! Huge expectations!! Yep.. comes out on streaming .. same day as theater .. I guarantee my ASS will BE AT THAT SAME IMAX.. in that same 💺 SEAT i

I enjoyed 2049 quite a lot and I find the soundtrack to be on par with Vangelis'.

This movie had a profoundness I didn't expect. Lots of twists. It also convinced me that Deckard was a replicant. Older men can't kick ass the way he did. I'm still trying to figure out Joi. She is a hologram with the ability to learn human emotion. She understood empathy, love and sacrifice. Jared Leto's character was a complete psycho. He was SCARY! What a rollercoaster of emotion.....wonderful flick

THIS IS MY FAVORITE MOVIE

I really like the way you are delving into the philosophy and thinking behind the stories being told, fresh way of ‘explaining’ a movie 👌

Very well done Nyiat. You skillfully unlock each film brilliantly. Definitely raising the collective consciousness.

Lord... an absolutely brilliant sequel... mesmerizing and captivating... the original blade runner being one of my all time favorite films... and this was truly a worthy sequel to me.

after watching Dune recently (fantastic film, stoked for part 2), I've brought up this movie to a couple of my sci-fi-loving friends in the context of Dune/Villenueve's work. Neither one of them has yet to see this movie. "It's a masterpiece of modern sci-fi", I said. It's amazing how many people STILL haven't seen this film. I guess word got around that it was a "flop" and that made people stay away. I dunno.

@billrich9722

Жыл бұрын

Can’t relate, man. I was psyched to see this the moment I knew it was coming out.

@FormerGovernmentHuman

Жыл бұрын

I watched dune first, then I just recently watched this. I found myself about 5 minutes in wondering if this was the same director as Dune. Keep in mind I don’t have anything to do with hollywood, I could never tell you a name of a director and I am completely out of the loop when it comes to cinema news and information. I could name maybe 4 actors/actresses from memory without thinking hard about it. My guess was purely from the style of film and some of the scenes being so reminiscent of dune. I could almost *feel* it was the same person telling me a story.

"Every civilization was built off the back of a disposable work horse", which is ultimately K's journey.

The scene where Joi overlaps herself with the sex worker makes me tear up just thinking about it. It's so beautiful. That scene touched me deeper than almost anything else I've seen.

@pyroromancer

3 жыл бұрын

wot

@taykitrleevitt4314

3 жыл бұрын

Great scene...poignant how it reflects people's wish, to be accepted by people who reject them for who they really are. I wasn't too enthusiastic about the sequel when I first saw it, but the more I dwell on the themes - it really is a great movie.

@pyroromancer

3 жыл бұрын

@@taykitrleevitt4314 w0t?!

@DeeSee25

2 жыл бұрын

Similar scene in “Her”

Both the original and this one are amazing.

Watching this blew my mind. I have always tried to explain my outlook on humanity and our place in the world to little effect; mainly because I am terrible at English, but you explained it so perfectly. Thank you for these glorious videos!

Thank you so much for making this. This movie clearly explains the meaning of life. To mean something in this world you must have meaning to someone else. For your life to have meaning you must mean more to someone than you do to yourself. Crazy a replicant had to point that out to us hey. Nice video my dude. Love your work.

idk if anyone commented this but one thing that i just know realized is that when Joe and Sapper are fighting and Joe is on top of Sapper , Sapper uses the blade on the floor and stabs his arm when he could of stabbed anywhere if he really wanted to, i thought that was weird but then later on in the film Freysa says “Sapper let you kill him” which makes sense as to why he didn’t stab him somewhere fatal.

I requested this!! Thanks for making the video! Love this movie, first time I thought that a sequel is better than the first movie.

After watching this film. I just sat there… crying about how beautiful the ending of this film is. It is the only film to make me cry that many tears.

Loved this video, thank you for reviewing blade runner!

This was a very interesting and enjoyable post, I enjoyed the depth and scope on the philosophy behind this great film - bravo indeed. 👏

Lovely video thank you Niyat!

My favorite movie of all time. Great video!

Im So glad you made a video in this movie. Iv been so into this movie lately

I loved it. Not too many other felt the same, but when something punches me in the gut it tends to stick in my craw.

Great video man!

I think him dying at the end proved the Replicant leaders statement "To die for a cause dear to you is the most human thing you can do." This is reflected with the snow falling on him at the end that calls back to him feeling the snow when he truly believes he's human earlier in the film

I don't think I've said it before mans, but you are legit my favorite movie analysis channel on youtube big ups

Excellent analysis good work

This is still my favourite film along with the original, Blade Runner is my favourite franchise!

Great break-down. Still one of my top favorite movies; all for the philosophical and emotional reasons.

the financial failure of this movie shows a lot about my generation.

@EdGeLV

3 жыл бұрын

I thought it's another "cash grab reboot", otherwise i would've watched it on release

@ImBarryScottCSS

3 жыл бұрын

It also reviewed poorly on release. Think about that.

@moonglum101

3 жыл бұрын

@@EdGeLV I don't think it could reasonably be thought of as a cash grab. Surely the potential audience was always relatively small?

@addos999

3 жыл бұрын

the original was regarded as a commercial failure. what does that say about the previous generation? lol.

@CollideFan1

3 жыл бұрын

Most younger generations, not all of course, are more interested in thoughtless fighting and zero story, character development. Not a movie like this which makes you use the grey matter between your ears. BR 2049 is one of the best movies out there.

The only problem I have with this movie is that I haven't seen it on a big screen. Its a masterpiece.

So glad to see a FCE video on this, finally got around to watching it. Wish I saw it on the big screen will definitely make a chance to see it if it's re-release this year.

great breakdown and analysis

I really like your brief analysis at the start. I think for a lot of people getting into blade runner, some of the themes might've been lost on them or it might've gone over their heads (like me), this put things back into perspective as I hadn't seen blade runner since I was a little kid and didn't have an interest in it until 2049 came out and was woefully confused. If nothing else at least you can appreciate the visuals throughout the movie until you get to watch an analysis afterwards lmfao.

Wow! Great video essay on Blade Runner.

Thank you so much!!

Another amazing video :)

An excellent precis of a sublime movie. Ties with blade runner and alien as my all time favourite movies

When I was a kid I thought I knew everything. Films like this show me I know nothing.

Enjoyed this exploration and this film tremendously....🙂👍

Words can scarcely do this film justice. The potential for it to be a total mess was high, but for me this one perfectly compliments the original and in some ways exceeds it. Me and my best friend obsessed over the first film as kids and we went to see it at the cinema. Its easily my best cinematic experience to date. The acting, score, visuals and tone were all first class. If this ever gets a re-release I'm seeing it again without hesitation.

Fantastic video

Outstanding video 👏👏 I’ve throughout my life had memories that had never happened to me, even sometimes even remembering something someone in my family remembers they did but not myself, I don’t remember a lot of my childhood and I’m only 20 just things here and there little details I can’t yet see the importance of but nothing significant I seem to luckily remember the good more vividly than bad, I’ve many times asked or talked to one of my family members about something I remember very well, only to be told “that never happened” leading me to believe some of my memories were just dreams at some point in my life that felt real I stuck to them. The farthest memory I have is my mom reading to me and my brother in a big house near a lake, I was 3 at this time. Other few memories are like this, but most of my child hood memories are slim unless I think back to school that I remember a lot from one grade to the next. Wish I remembered more & in greater detail of people not on this earth anymore unfortunately I remember little of them but enough to say I loved them.

@DeeSee25

2 жыл бұрын

Very poignant. I too have dreams that somehow become memories. And sometimes i have memories that turn into dreams. Even my real memories are have gaps and i use my imagination to fill in the blanks. Odd

Amazing introspective analysis of a brilliant film

You have broken down some important aspects of the principles of this seemingly strong and pertinent narrative. Thanks...

love this channel

I Loved this movie, how it actually made you think and the movie is absolutely gorgeous. I remember people walking out during the movie when I saw it at the Cinema.

@rogerdodger6046

3 жыл бұрын

I walked out of this movie because some creepy guy with a duffle bag was hanging out in the isles. So I missed this one.

@leonefurlan137

3 жыл бұрын

nothing strange... In todays f....ed up/no attention span/superhero loving generation reading that some movie is bad usually means the movie is good! 1st movie on the billboard list is Avengers:Endgame,making zillion billions $$$ on the opening weekend,that says enough about today's movie-watching audience,their pinnacle of cinema is an 2 h long flick about 10 latex-wearing muscular supermodels that mostly fly and shoot lasers from their eyes

One movie I'd REALLY like you to cover is The Adjustment Bureau. There aren't alot of videos covering it. Actually ive only found 1. I love your videos and how you cover basically everything and would love you to do this movie

I’m so happy you finally went over this!

Outstanding!!!

About time thank you

thought it was Gaff that left the origami unicorn, he is the one always pictured making them , figured it meant they will come for you, but it wont be me. 2049 just breaks me it is so painfully beautiful and sad

another great vid my dude 👍

do an in depth review on Akira!

3:20, I would like to get into one reason. Deckard is not a replicant, and the origami bird does not suggest it. What seeing it represents is that Deckards partner, the only one that actually folds any paper in the movie, knew that he was leaving with Rachel, and maybe gave his blessing by leaving the gift.

@alanparsonsfan

2 жыл бұрын

That was always my impression as well. And fwiw, Hampton Francher, who wrote the script, and Harrison Ford, who played Deckard, both said, emphatically, that Deckard is NOT a replicant. That was good enough for me. Just because Ridley Scott wanted him to be does not make it so.

Tough assignment to follow BR but this film surpassed the original while bowing in reverence. A masterpiece in every way - a miracle.

Killer video damn gj

1:14 “is the theme that rides at the heart of them both”..... cool jackets for the main characters.

I’ve not long had an image from this film tattooed on me. I doubt I’ll ever rate a film over this one. Not just a great sequel, but one of those few sequels that absolutely adds to and even surpasses the original. “Just a moment…beautiful, isn’t it?” (The final line of the film)

@Reelglad

2 жыл бұрын

Let's see the tattoo!!

@outrun7455

8 ай бұрын

Best tramp stamp ever!

Watched it 3 or 4 weeks ago. That movie changed my life, my way of thinking. Just finished cyberpunk today too. And the anime. This universe has swallowed me

this is the best channel on yt

Such a great movie! Truly surprised me as I was not a big fan of the original. But truly one of the greats in the last few years!

I think the point about measuring humanity is a really poignant one. Reminds me of the end of parasyte, and the idea that no species could ever really understand another, because you can only measure its existence by your own, and since any two creatures are so vastly different, measuring the humanity of something is essentially impossible, as we can only understand it as “how human is it” but another creatures existence might be so far removed from our own that that metric is useless. And this discussion gets much more interesting with things so close to humans like the replicants or the AI in this movie. Amazing movie, and an amazing breakdown of it as always. Love the content

Thank you!

This is the good stuff.

I never wanted a sequel to sully Blade Runner. I finally watched this and was amazed. I like this analysis. I had to see Blade Runner about 5 times before it became my favorite movie and have watched it 50 or more times. I've only seen 2049 twice and only partly grasp it. I will watch it many more times, for while I'm absorbing the themes, I'm engrossed by the design, pacing, and acting. Like BR, it's beautiful to watch while I'm piecing it together. It's a good sequel.

Thank you! Thought this movie was amazing. The original blade runner film is also really good.

I think consciously choosing to embrace failure, in the hope of success, defines what it means to be human.

@neverbrokeagain3435

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O my god this movie is a true masterpiece and amazing sequel to the first blade runner also awesome analysis of this movie.

@johnlawful2272

3 жыл бұрын

He looks like Ryan Reynolds

@damianstarks3338

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnlawful2272 kinda.

“You don’t have children, do you?” “Oh I have MILLIONS”

"A Slave obeys a Man chooses."

@dkazmer2

2 жыл бұрын

comma much?