*BLADE RUNNER 2049* (first time watching!)
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Keep in mind Blade Runner is the same universe as Star Gate, and Kurt Russles movie Soldier. Off world conflict is a must here. Same world as Escape From New York and Escape from L.A. . All set in the same franchise world. Along with the Alien/Predator movies all in the same world.
High Natalie you should watch from dusk till dawn and icejjfish on the floor and watch tent turtles 1990 and slipknot dead memories
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@@jeffkoenig7402 you mean 25
Kay's supervisor that Luv killed. You knew that was Princess Buttercup right?
I guess many people were not ready for this movie at its release, as it failed at box office.
But for me, its among the Top 10 best Sci-fi movies of all time.
I feel like it was because it hooked in the wrong audience. Since it was sci-fi, people expected it would be more action packed, but the movie is long and has a lot of slow scenes. I enjoyed the movie myself.
I guess people were just tired of remakes of old classic movies, since most we've seem are pretty underwhelming, and just a few are unexpected gems. so no one expected this movie to be so damn good.
So did the original Blade Runner.
@@danilooliveira6580 This is not a remake, this is a direct sequel lol are you okay?
@@livingphantom I think maybe he was saying that people might have interpreted it as a soft reboot (since those are so popular now). Even though that wasn't the case
K's story is so tragic. He starts to believe that he has some grander purpose and a true love, but they're both manufactured lies. He finds the strength to die *for* a grander purpose.
"Purpose" is a myth, it never exists outside the imagination.
@@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps except that’s a personal myth in of itself within your own mind, not a universal truth at all
@@albertanmotorcyclist6419 Wrong, it is part of the truth that "purpose" is a myth just like say... that the Sun orbits the Earth or that lightning is thrown by Zeus.
That's what really stuck with me about the story. In the end the only meaningful choice K has is to be a good dog or a bad dog. To decide which cause he would prefer to be the one to spend his life like ammunition, because he accepts the fact that he is expendable.
Everything is manufactured lies. Reality is what you make of it, that's the whole premise. It doesn't matter that Joi was a holographic AI, because K loved her, and his love made her real, to him. That's the realisation K comes to at the end, Wallace and the replicant freedom movement are the manufactured lies, Deckard and his daughter must find their own way, because without their love for each other they might as well not exist at all.
Denis Villeneuve and Roger Deakins are a lethal director/cinematographer combo
As are the Coen brothers and Roger Deakins
He's the best director currently working imho. Absolutely stunning work in every movie he delivers.
Sicario should be on Nats watchlist atleast!
There's mini anime series that takes before this movie..
Kind of a tragedy Deakins isn’t shooting Dune
Having been snubbed by the Academy for far too long, I can't think of a better film to *finally* net Deakins an Oscar for Best Cinematography
This movie is absolutely intense. Worthy of the Blade Runner's legacy...
One of my favorite sequels of all time. Excellent film. I have been loving everything that Denis Villeneuve has done and I am VERY excited to see Dune... it also helps that it is my favorite science fiction novel of all time. heh ;-)
@@KabukiKid I’ve never read the book but man I’m looking forward to that film especially the work Dennis has put out
I don't think it lives up to the original. It's a bit fan-fictiony.
100. Love both
@@trappedinamerica7740 Originals are almost always better, but it doesn't mean the next movie is bad
If you want more Denis Villeneuve, I can highly recommend Sicario. Just a brilliant film.
The tension in the border scene it absolutely insane, another brilliant one is Prisoners.
Any of his films tbh.
Arrival
Sicario just blew my mind. I loved that movie.
@@mrpurplehaze3641 I still haven't seen Prisoners yet (his first English film), but Enemy is good too. If you're willing to read subtitles, or understand French, check out Incendies.
Seriously Ryan Gosling is such a different actor. His expressions never change mostly but still you feel what he feels in every scene. It doesn't make any sense but he was the perfect choice for this role imo.
I am not a Gossling fan, but he gave a capable performance.
@@thecocktailian2091 I'm not a fan either, I just think he's different.
@Dean Bennington Both Drive and Nice Guys are good examples of that.
I feel like The Notebook unfortunately gave him an image that he was never able to step away from. I think he’s a really good actor & has range as we’ve seen here & now with the new Barbie trailer, he looks to be again redesign his career & destroying the belief of typecasting when it comes to him. Time & time again he has a performance that makes you go “this is the same actor from the notebook? What” just goes to show how talented he is. Super underrated
@@packedentertainment2866I’m not sure The Notebook is very popular movie, I heard about Ryan Gosling for years, but The Notebook - few weeks ago, and my closest circle doesn’t even know about it
Luv kisses K after she thinks she killed him cus thats what Wallace used to do with the replicants
I had not made that connection. Thanks.
It's also what Roy did with Tyrell in the original.
”The best angel of all, aren’t you Luv?”
Shout out to Dave Bautista for giving a genuinely great and subdued performance as the farmer in the opening of the film. Drax has dramatic talents!
He stars in one of the three shorts they made as well, and you can learn more about his character in that one.
@@AzaMinis Yup! It's this role that has me really excited to see what Vilennuve gets out of Dave in Dune. ANd Adam Savage has a cameo in one of those shorts as well for a fun fact.
He is WAY more talented than any wrestler-turned-actor has any right to be. Most of them, really can't act and just play their wrestling persona with a different name ala Hulk Hogan, or they are just okay as actors and make up for it with charisma like Dwayne Johnson. Turns out Dave Bautista is a genuinely excellent actor
@@weldonwin As someone who watched Batista in his prime during WWE it's obvious he worked super hard to get to the point he's at now, but it's also not too surprising. He would have moments every now and then where you would be like "Wow that was really really good" but it was almost never spoken stuff and almost all in his physicality and facial expressions.
Luv was one of the best parts of this movie. She's has the emotional maturity of a child with greater physical abilities than most adults. And the way that Sylvia Hoeks plays her - totally scary.
Agreed Im watching her in See ...wow great actress
”than most adults”, you mean ALL adults, replicants have superhuman strength. She literally broke someone’s neck effortlessly with a light knife hand.
Looking back at it she was the best part of the movie. She exuded replicant.
@@ninawildr4207 - Yeah, she's VERY disturbing in that, as well.
@@The_Story_Of_Us nah bro i could totally do that too
If you want more Ryan Gosling in mostly non romance role, Drive is amazing!
This and also Only God Forgives.
I wouldn't really say that's a mostly non-romance role tbh. The film is 50% him crushing people's skulls and 50% him gazing longingly at Carey Mulligan.
Oh yes. As a Dane I may be biased here, but Nicolas Winding Refn is such a great director.
Watched Drive at 3am on a school night after a break up and that film hit different from anything I've ever seen.
Yes! I definitely want to see Drive!
When it says "Earth Headquarters" it means the headquarters for the corporation on Earth. Meaning that the company has another HQ on another planet as well.
This was the movie that finally got Roger Deakins his first Academy Award after 14 nominations. This movie is absolutely gorgeous to behold. One of my top 3 films of the last decade.
Fun fact: Harrison actually punched Gosling in the face. It was an accident.
There's even a picture of the moment it allegedly happened, and it's hysterical, lol.
Yea, Harrison Ford is pretty clutzy. It's not the years, it's the mileage.
Do you watch interviews and talk shows just to spread stuff like this? It's incredible mundane and common stuff. Someone got punched after dozens of takes that was supposed to look like someone getting punched in the face, it's like working in storage and dropping a box. The only thing that makes it a "fun fact" is that you view them as better or more important than you. Celebrity obsessions is so bizarre. American can keep it.
@@Gnossiene369 Fun fact: You're definitely not fun.
@@Gnossiene369 Damn dude, who shit in your Cheerios?
The reason that the music sounds similar is that composer Hans Zimmer deliberately sought out a (by this time increasingly rare and very expensive) Yamaha CS-80 synthesizer (also known to musicians, roadies, and service technicians worldwide as "the hernia in a box" due to its ludicrous weight of just over 200 lbs), which Vangelis used extensively in the original soundtrack.
Also, although re-recorded by Zimmer for BR2049, the Tears in Rain cue from the original film was used for K's death scene, as Zimmer thought that he could not improve upon the composition.
I always have Vangelis on😀or depeche mode lol...
Zimmer always gets all the credit, but he worked together with Benjamin Wallfisch on this. Jóhann Jóhannsson was originally the composer for this movie.. but his work was rejected.. and given it was one of his last works before his death, it'd be nice to hear that on a special edition one day..
Too bad it doesn't come close the the beauty of the Vangelis score. It's mostly harsh screaming drones. Cold and soulless.
David, once, back in the early-mid '80s, as a very young (16y/o) working keyboardist, I found a CS-80 in the classifieds for $650 "Needs work." I was a huge fan of Eddie Jobson (another prominent CS-80 user) and loved playing them when they would pop up in music stores, so I considered selling off some of my keys to buy it. My much older/more experienced guitar player (36) talked me out of it. "Every time you move it and turn it on, you have a different synth." So glad I listened to him.
"Blade runner" is actually a holdover from the original film script. A blade runner was going to be someone who ran black market medical supplies like scalpels or blades. Then they got the rights to Phillip K. Dick's novel and rewrote it to match the new story but the term blade runner remained.
Well almost, they bought the rights to a book about smuggling medical supplies just for the name "blade runner" and ditched the book. The name has nothing to do with the film that was based on the Philip K Dick's novel "Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep?"
@@jonasfermefors RIGHT! Okay, yeah, I botched the explanation but yeah. The term has nothing to do with PKDs story.
In fact 'Bladerunner' was a novel by Alan Nourse that got licensed by the studio at about the time Ridley Scott was in pre-production on 'Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep' by Philip K. Dick. Someone in the marketing department decided the title was a more mysterious and marketable one than the Dick novel. So they did a switcheroo. They may have asked David Peoples and Hampton Francher to fold some of the plot details (about the black market drugs) in to the screenplay for the finished film, but that never happened.
@@jonasfermefors It should be added that the book in question was written by William S. Burroughs. It's a pitty that there really aren't any good movie adaptations of any of his works.
@@stefanstiefsohn5398 Naked Lunch has a kickass adaptation by David Cronenberg with Peter 'Robocop' Weller starring in it
32:15 The music here is literally called "Tears in Rain" on the 2049 OST. Hans Zimmer is a genius and quotes the original Vangelis musical motif from the Tears in Rain scene as K dies in the steps.
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It also goes beyond simply using an old bit of music just for the sake of it, it has a larger thematic meaning too. Much like Roy Batty in the first film, K was a replicant who spent his entire existence as a slave to others, with no control over his own destiny, and he chooses to use his last moments to save Deckard, having a moment of true independence and humanity
Well, when the best tune is a copy from the old film, you know you are in trouble.
I remember being in awe during the scene with the prostitute. It is at the same time disturbing and touching, and so much well done technically speaking. To think that the most human character on this movie is a hologram AI.
@@thomasa4326 _"and you realize that was all fake after all"_
is a mother's love for her child "fake" because it comes from "programming"? Food for thought.
@@thomasa4326 Exactly, and it breaks your heart.
@@thomasa4326 the ad itself doesn’t necessarily mean it was fake. There are several interpretations of what the scene could mean, of which that is one. We see that JOI may be limited by her form and derive a lot of her personality from her programming, but she undeniably becomes her own person the way K becomes human. She shows a lot of curiosity and the fact that she asks k to delete her backup is significant. The ad scene could be a reminder to K that what he had with Joi wasn’t real, but the interpretation I personally like is that it’s reminding him that despite the fact that JOI started out as a mass produced product, the JOI he came to know was unique and can’t be replaced
That scene was Awesome. Sweet but sad. And a beautiful technical achievement and concept.
@@thomasa4326 I feel like by the time she died, his Joi had become more than her base programming. Maybe just in the way she was designed to; like heuristic processors and machine learning. A testament to the performance is that it feels genuine. It also makes Kay's tenuous little existence even more tragic.
Probably one of the best sequels I’ve seen since the empire strikes back, and that’s my favorite movie of all time.
Yeah. Usually sequels that aren't part of the original source material (as opposed to Lord of the Rings) are dismal compared to the originals. If it's sci-fi or action, it is usually just a no-heart, formula-driven vehicle for a movie that's louder with more explosions than the original, which is what the studios want. So, the "Fast and Furious" franchise, the John Wick films, Hangover (different genre, but same idea, grosser and more obnoxious for it's own sake)..... not a sequel in any of those that adds anything of value beyond the original.
Notable exceptions - this one (Bladerunner 2049) stands up really well, the Chronicles of Riddick, and Aliens.
@@AndyMatts44 Don't forget Terminator 2!
@@AndyMatts44 - Lord of the Rings? A sequel to trash is still trash
Luv is such a fascinating character and so well portrayed by Sylvia Hoeks. In the screenplay, she's described as "beautiful, yes. The way a sword can be if it's safely behind glass," which might be the best character description ever put to paper. Also, Wallace is implied to use "Luv" as a colloquial nickname but Luv takes it to mean that he's named her and she's special, making it even more heartbreaking when you think about how chasing Wallace's approval basically made her into the T-1000.
Because water is so valuable Wallace's office is essentially a scrooge McDuck office with gold lying around everywhere.
Omg, that never came to my mind.
I thought it was the wood that was valuable, not the water.
@@Kai-fb1ol Your'e right! The wood probably would be more valuable, but pure water would also be very valuable, as evidenced by the short spray of mostly clean water used for a shower.
Water and sunlight. The constant moving shadows and warm light are a "Fuck you" to normal people who live under the constant grey fog.
Oh shit you're totally right.
One of the few sequels that actually surpassed an already great first movie. Definitely in my top 3 movies of all time.
They're both 10/10s for different reasons.
@@Sektion9 same
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@@Mr.Ekshin shit allow my spelling 🤣😭
For more Denis Villeneuve, give Sicario a try. Great film. He is also directing Dune, which I am very excited for.
Arrival
He directed Prisoners, probably the best thriller of the 21st century
The guy is definitely in top 5 directors rn - Dune is incredible too. He reminds me of Christopher Nolan in his prime 10 years ago.
Also Enemy is an absolute mind trip.
I remember a bunch of guys in my sphere were so upset with this movie when it first came out because of the fact that K wasn't the classic "chosen one/special boy" whereas I loved it exactly because of that reason. The sooner we learn that we are not born to be the hero or destined for greatness, but must actively choose to seek it, the quicker we will mature into better people.
Reading your response made me realize that this theme carries over to the new Dune movies. It's an interesting through line of the directors work. I even think it could be applied to Sicario in a lot of ways.
I'd recommend watching the film 'Drive' if you're interested in other Ryan Gosling performances, which are different from his more romantic role fair.
The Nice Guys and The Big Short are two other films he's excellent in.
Fare*
I wish they hadn’t used Harrison Ford in the promotional material. The reveal in the casino would have been mind blowing.
I absolutely love this movie, maybe even more than the first one. It might have been unnecessary, but I like that they were able to add Edward James Olmos (the retiree who folds origami animals).
And it’s a sheep. Nice little nod to the novel.
It was necessary so I could smile in the theater. And that slow shot of him is something burnt into my brain.
So say we all!
Olmos had a small role in the original, but absolutely integral. Wish we saw a little more of him here. He could have dropped some deep wisdom that would have been very satisfying.
She struck, and broke, his neck. His death wasn’t quick. He drowned on that floor in with no voice, paralyzed.
This movie is honestly among the best movies I’ve ever seen. The aesthetic is so great. While the original blade runner was never my favorite, I appreciated for its art. In this one, it’s all dialed to 11. And the acting is great.
Sup fam
They chose the best director for this. The original is my No.1 film and this is just utterly amazing as a sequel.
After 2 weeks without a vid this seems so refreshing
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Denis movies are stellar, from Polytechnicue and forward. For the last 12 years he has been my favorite director. I cannot wait for Dune. He will do that universe justice :)
'from Polytechnique forward'? That would exclude the superb 'Maelstrom'. How could you skip a movie narrated by a fish?
@@andreraymond6860 you got me there :)
Let's give a hand to the editor of this reaction Cameron Marek... dude edited three hours of footage into a half hour of gold. Loved the horse and unicorn blowing up and the snarky opening credit thing. It would've been a perfect game if he didn't misspell boogaloo.
Didn't they also misspell electric?
2049 is a masterpiece. One of the best sequels of all time.
"Why are they called Blade Runners?"
'Cause it's a dope name!
This is actually accurate.
I know it’s not the reason but to me a blade runner runs on a fine line, like if you, we’ll tried to run on the edge of a knife. You have to tread carefully.
@@ryanhampson673 Well, they do ride the edge of a blade. If the blade runner mistakes a human for a replicant and kills them, it's their ass. Cooler name than 'replicant retirement agent'.
Yup, literally no reason at all. Not even used in the book. It was just a cool name, and they ran with it.
There is a little known novel called The Blade Runner, it's a science fiction novel about a future where people who cannot pay debts have their organs harvested and the harvesters are known as Blade Runners as they are a cross between a bounty hunter and a surgeon. While the 1982 movie was in pre-production and still didn't have a title one of the producers mentioned the book to Ridley Scott and he loved the name so much he asked the studio to buy the rights just so he could use the name for his film.
The 2010 movie Repo Men with Jude Law and Forest Whittaker was partly inspired by the book.
The title Blade Runner was in one of Hampton Fancher's screenplay drafts, that he removed after some rewrites. However, Ridley Scott came across it and loved it, and when he asked why did Hampton edit it out, he admitted that he stole it from a book called weirdly enough Blade Runner: A Movie, by William Burroughs. And so they just had to get Burroughs' permission to use it because it's a banger title, and so they did.
As to the meaning behind it - here's my interpretation:
The line between a "real" human and a replicant is as thin as an edge of the blade. And so Blade Runners are those who tasked to walk this line and keep it sharp, to not let it get blurred (which, evidently, doesn't quite work out).
What a fantastic interpretation of the title. I’ll carry that thought with me every time I hear the title in future.
@@DavidHunter thanks! I'm glad you appreciate it
I *love* this movie. I still remember seeing it in theaters and being floored by the cinematography. It's very impressive. And yet I still feel that Blade Runner 2049 is very underrated. It's a very intelligent movie and it has a way of stringing you along making you think you're smart for "discovering" the secret...and then there's another twist that's kind of a "haha you were duped" moment. I just really love everything about this movie.
Totally!
When i saw it in the cinema- it was just my dad and i- the sound was loud!
Luv freaks me the hell out, and I love her for it. She slices the madam’s stomach like Wallace did for the replicant that couldn’t produce children. She kisses K like Wallace kissed the replicant before she died. There’s so many subtle things she does that mimics the actions of her master, and while childlike in maturity, she is one of the fiercest protagonists. I freaking love this film.
She's an antagonist, not a protagonist.
That short interaction at the end between K and Deckard where he asks K “Why? Who am I to you?” And K just smiles as they both silently acknowledge each other as father and son. Heartbreaking.
When you rewatch the movie, the scene where Ana (the memory maker) says "someone's lived this" and starts crying just hits so much harder. This movie is a masterpiece!
I kind of love how this movie progressed the concept of the first one. The original asked the question if an artificially created person/robot was alive and deserved rights. But the "artificial" people involved were still physically very human or close to it. This one presented a fully artificial person, a literal computer program and presented the same question.
"She's a CGI...... thing" Ah, Nattie, RUclips has missed you 😊
What I really like about this film is that they introduce some uncertainty as to whether Joi was actually becoming more of a real person with her own feelings or whether it was just part of her program to make whoever owned her believe that she was falling in love with them and would do anything for them.
One of my favorite movies ever, I love the way that K and Joi interact their relationship.
The teory of Deckard being a replicant still value to this movie, so she can be a daughter of two replicants
You know a director is great when he can make you feel more for the love between 2 artificial beings than any other couple in any other movie.
It's still amazing to me how perfect this sequel is. It's a miracle, when this movie was talked about years before its release, I hated the idea of a sequel so much. The original didn't need a sequel, it's a perfect standalone film, but this....amazing. Denis Villeneuve truly delivered and then some with this film. Easily one of the greatest modern directors of our time.
For Those who don't know, there were three short videos commissioned as PR for this movie.
One shows a little of Dave Bautista's character back story and the reason they found him and sent K after him. One of Wallace, an intense scene that gives Leto a chance to really shine as Wallace (I wish that this scene and Dave's scene had both been in the movie. They're so good they should not be missed!) Finally there's a animated short that show's one of the major happenings in the BR universe's history. All available on RUclips.
When GoT is done I'd recommend either Altered Carbon (just season 1) or The Expanse. AC because season 1 it is great and also deals with what it is to be human. The Expanse because it's the best sci-fi show ever.
I will (once again) second The Expanse.
Why not season 2? I've only watched season 1 and haven't heard anything of the rest of the show so I'm curious
@@Keanine Well I'm not really the right person to review it because I've tried twice without getting through it. I didn't find the plot interesting and didn't like Mackie as the new Takeshi Kovacs
@@jonasfermefors Ah fair enough, thanks anyway!
@@Keanine (all just my opinion), season 2 was kinda OK, but it really falls flat in the face of season 1. The writing/story just isn't there in s2. Honestly, had I not loved s1, I wouldn't have watched through s2 to the end.
Some things about this movie that I love:
1. It is subtly implied that Wallace did not named Luv, but it is just a manerism of him, to call people "Luv".
2. The only thing that Wallace Corp. had of Rachel image was her eyes... and they did it wrong. LOL
3. The movie make us be invested in Joi and K romance, but all this time Joi was just a product telling a customer what he wanted to hear to keep him satisfied.
4. Villeneuve played with the "Replicant Deckard" concept, but chose to leave the question opened.
5. The movie is basically a gradual peeling of layers of deceptive appearances. Cells within cells, interlinked.
Significance of the bees - they are very environmentally sensitive. If someone is able to raise honeybees there, it's now safe for habitation.
I think.
I believe insects are much less susceptible to radiation than humans. The presence of hives full of bees implies there's a lot of vegetation around somewhere in the area. Maybe Deckard is a gardener?
You can't generalize for all insects. Cockroaches are nearly invincible. Honeybees, on the other hand, are known for being much more fragile to environmental changes.
heck, I thought you were going to include the giant hologram scene, I understand RUclips is a place for the whole family now but that scene, the directing, Gosling and Ana's performance are 10/10 *but hey,you're back in RUclips now*
I'm so glad you're watching this!! It's better than the original imo, totally became one of my fav films of all time. Aaaah ❤❤😍😭
When it came out in theaters I loved this sequel so much that I watched it twice in a row, then went in the day after and watched it one more time just to make sure it really was this good.
Interesting how in the first blade runner, the opening text has replicants in red font and blade runner in white font. But, in this one they put blade runner in red font. Probably cause that replicants are blade runners now, they are more dangerous and lethal. I think.
32:25 the music from the original wasn’t just “angelic”
It was *Vangelic!*
😆
prettiest movie to ever exist
Terrence Mallick might have some things to say about that.
Natalie seriously said: "I've seen Ryan Gosling in his romantic movies like *BLUE VALENTINE* "
It is a romance. It's just a tragic one. 😔
Don’t remind me of that movie and that experience. I’m literally going thru that crap right now
There’s this great rom com called the passion of the christ, i think she’d like it
The documentary “Sommelier” and the documentary “The Somme” would be two very different experiences.
Sommelier at The Somme sounds like a Monty Python sketch.
@@Mr.Agateophile. Add an educated vampire into the mix and it could be quite interesting!
Harrison Ford's character was also confirmed to be a Replicant in the first movie. That means his daughter is the first ever 100% Replicant child. Therefore, they are the first 100% synthetic species.
There was no confirmation whatsoever. ;)
@@Quotenwagnerianer Depends on the cut you watch
Nope, was never, ever confirmed, at all, otherwise Harrison and Ridley wouldn't be arguing opposite sides of that.
Do your research. Confirmed recently by the director.
Welcome back NAT!! Love this channel! Stay golden (from Scotland)
A fellow Scot!
@@ryanjames211093 Yes I am, in Edinburgh for work this week, you?
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@@rustynx01 Aberdeen!
I guarantee that if the JOI system is ever introduced it will sell like crazy.
Especially if it looks like Ana de Armas! Yowza!
Already happening in Japan with the cyber pop idol Hatsune Miku. A Japanese man already married a hologram of her.
@@popeofblack well that's depressing, the Japanese people have fallen so far
Sell like crazy? I'll make crack look like pixie stix.
It would sell millions of units and be a comercial sucsess but that would still only be a tiny fraction of the human population.
This is a masterpiece, every scene is a work of art. God I love this movie.
💯 truth!
I love the scene where he meets the memory maker. It's the first real time we see him lose control and fully feel. Also if you like the actress who plays Luv, shes also amazing in the apple tv series SEE
"Memory bearing" as in computer memory; data storage. They're USB balls.
USBalls
Oooo Natalie I was WAITING for this one. Bladerunner 2049 is a unicorn among sequels. It lives up to the original and is a sci-fi/detective noir masterpiece in it's own right.
If you liked Blade Runner, I hope you'll watch Ghost in the Shell (1995). It has similar themes. It's anime, but it's not like modern anime. It is an excellent film. Don't bother with the live-action remake.
Of all the remakes, and sequels of films from the 80s this is by far one of the best. VERY excited to see what Villeneuve has done with D U N E
denis villeneuve is an absolute master. i can't wait for dune.
Luv kissed him like Wallace kissed the newborn before he killed her.
You'll notice throughout the movie she copies Wallace and repeats things he says and does. She has some serious daddy issues - constantly craving his approval.
She kills the Madam in the same way with a slice to the belly.
I was so worried when this movie came out, because the original Blade Runner is such a masterpiece work of Art on so many levels. I was so relieved when I saw it and realized this movie is a worthy sequel that exists on the same masterpiece level, and continues and expands upon the themes and message of the original. Two great works of Art that each make the other better.
This was a lot better with Nat's comments than when I watched it in a theater! It has grown on me.
Omg, I've been hoping you would give this a watch! I haven't see the reaction yet, but I hope you love it!
The bees are actually Harrison Ford's way of measuring radiation. Bees are incredibly sensitive to airborne dangers, so Deckard keeps apiaries to see if the radiation is too bad. If the bees leave, he needs to stay indoors.
I loved watching this movie in the cinema. One of the best representations of what it means to watch a film on the big screen. Please, watch some more of Villeneuve's films, Sicario and Prisoners are great. And DUNE is coming soon!
the way gosling showed how a replicant would feel complete rage during the blue hair joi commercial on the bridge was really well done. that's all.
24:36 “necessary? Is it necessary for me to drink my own urine? Probably not. No but i do it anyway because it’s sterile and I like the taste.”
If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball
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@@mohammedashian8094 "smack!"
@@GeeVanderplas “OW!!!”
Not only one of the best films I’ve ever seen but one of the greatest sequels ever made
I truly enjoy this film _so_ much more than the original, which I know is controversial, but Villeneuve truly doesn't miss. A lot of it comes down to the protagonists and their relationship with the plot. Deckard has no personal stakes in his mission, and his role as Blade Runner is more beat cop than detective in terms of how he helps the plot unfold; which is to say, I don't think he does much. Roy Batty is far and the way the unsung protagonist, despite being positioned as antagonist.
K, by contrast, propels _everything,_ and the primary mystery is directly connected to him. His stakes are existential, and his drive to affirm a memory that is not his own adds a lot of weight to his journey. I get a real sense of K's emotional journey throughout the film, whereas intrigue with Deckard comes tacked on in the Final Cut with the unicorn origami to suggest that he's a replicant.
I think this may be one of the most meaningful sequels I've ever seen, to the point where I feel it elevates the original and furthers its themes in such rich ways.
This is a film that only gets better every time you watch it. Blade Runner is my favorite movie of all time and to have a film be a sequel and only enhance the original is beyond extraordinary for me.
I missed this... welcome back!
If you care to re-watch focus on the color palette. Yellow is areas that will give K information leading to the truth and Red is something that will slow him down. Vegas is orange because it supplies both answers and more questions with the discovery of Deckard.
Absolutely stunning movie. There are few sequels I'd call perfect, but this is one.
I found the ending to this movie beautiful. In the original Roy died grieving that all the moments in his life would be lost and forgotten “like tears in the rain.”
K died peacefully, content that the moments of his life mattered and that ultimately he had lived well.
Today on Nat's Outtakes:
Wine gives me Outtakes.
The climactic Sea Wall scene was the most sonically gratifying sequence I’ve ever experienced in a theater in recent memory. This is how you do a sequel for a movie that is 35+ years old.
You should react to Knives Out if you haven’t seen it already!
I think Luv had some feelings for K. We can see it in that scene where he goes to the Tyrrell headquarters and she show him that spherical memory device. She tries very subtly to create a connection with him, but when he also very subtly deny her approach, she goes back to her disciplined manners. Replicants seem to desperately try to feel and live human emotions, although in concealed way (this is an aspect I love in this story).
Oh dude!! "Prisoners" is a must! I'm sure you'll love it!
Shell have a stroke😆
@@ninawildr4207 I mean.. I know I almost had one.. lol it's all part of the journey
"why did he stab her?" She was a new model. His whole monologue was talking about his quest to make replicants who could reproduce. She, the new model, was another failed prototype, in his robotic drone eyes. That's why they were so eager to find the child, so they could examine her/him to try and solve that puzzle. It was another way Rachel was unique.
13:14"It might not be Harrison Ford and Rachael's child, it might be a replicant with a replicant." Or, ya know, it might be both of those things.
(Yes, I'm squarely in the "Deckard is a replicant" camp).
You’re wrong tho. Book clearly states Deckard is a human.
I'm surprised nobody's talking about whether Deckard is a replicant, since it seems like THE Blade Runner topic. Natalie doesn't bring it up in either video and I don't think she's even thought of the possibility. Toward the end Natalie says Deckard's child is half human.
@@AzaMinis Are you talking about “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep”?
If so the movie deviates so much from the book that Deckard might still be a replicant.
I love this film. The use of color, light and the vastness of landscape thrill me no end. The questions it brings up about what a human is, if we have souls, free will, miracles and symbolism have kept myself and friends happy for hours. And yes it is hard to kill Lov(e).
Rachel's eyes were actually brown. Deckard was lying to them and to himself by saying that they were green.
Rachel's eyes were definitely green. How you could get that wrong when you see them up close on the Voight Kampf test I don't know.
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@@drakocarrion Thats not rachel's eye on the Voight Kampf test. The actress Sean Young's eyes are brown therefor Rachel's eyes are brown. Deckard is probably thowing the voight kampf test with a false display of someone else's eye because in reality they Voight Kampf test is lie.
@@drakocarrion www.reddit.com/r/bladerunner/comments/759k1f/rachaels_eyes_were_brown/
@@paulporter5853 The eyes of the character are green. It doesn't matter what colour the actresses eyes are. The eyes that appear on on the Voight Kampf test are her eyes. You are wrong.
@@drakocarrion Try watching the movie.
The first Blade Runner film subtly implies that Deckard could be a replicant (his eyes are reflective, like Rachel's and the artificial owl's were. Also, Gaff left the origami unicorn at Deckard's apartment, suggesting that he knew that Deckard had dreams/reveries of a unicorn in the forest, which he'd only know about if Deckard told him (he didn't) or they if were implanted memories (which were an experiment to make replicants more peaceful) and therefore listed on a profile of Deckard that Gaff had probably read, etc.)
Anyway, that's a super-roundabout way to point out that if Rachel and Deckard were replicants, then their child would be a person conceived and born without any human parentage. So, maybe the movie is asking whether or not Ana is human. And maybe what it even means to be human, at all.
Then again, Blade Runner 2049 never tries to endorse or refute if Deckard is a replicant. But still, the film challenges you to consider the implications it brings up, and because of that, it sticks with you.
“Why does the dog like to drink?”
Have you seen the world they live in?
10:27 Nice touch with the origami sheep. Blade Runner is based on the book "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?"
Well you get another chance at a Denis Villeneuve movie on Oct 22, 2021. The long awaited release of DUNE. If you ever wanted to do a book club on youtube. The DUNE novel is a perfect selection before the movie.
I'm the opposite. I watch a movie first then read the book. The book is always better. Reading then watching is always a let down.
Too right. I started reading the book immediately after it was announced, got about 70%-80% through before they changed the release date. I have been on hold, waiting to finish it closer to the release date, so that the book is fresh in my mind when I see it. It's a masterpiece of a book.
@@thubelihlezondi5822 The movie only covers the first half of the book. With a bit of speculation and debate on where it will stop. My guess will be all of book 1 and most of book 2. With hopefully the sequel will cover book 3.
Hey Natalie, it’s my first time in this comment section and I’m typing this before I started the video so I really hope you enjoyed 2049! This has been my favourite and most personal film for me since it came out and I’m glad more people like you are giving this film a watch for the first time. It was an overlooked masterpiece when it released and imo one of the best sci-fi films ever put on screen! Loved your honest and positive reactions in this channel so keep it up!
I don't think watching movies you've already seen is valueble, unless it's like your personal favorite, that said Denis Vilneuve is one of the best directors alive, I'd recommend all of his movies and I hope the Dune won't stain his perfect record