Back in the day, when the sequel was announced my first thought was: 'oh no, please dont touch the legend'. But when the movie was released i came to cinema and it was like 'holy shit, its masterpiece'. Both of them are legends.
Sadly, people don’t like art. They want to turn their brains off and enjoy bright colors and what not. It’s really sad that transformative art is being snubbed in favor of everyone’s attention spans being so short.
Exactly! I keep hoping for the day when Blade Runner 2049 will achieve the same level of cult status as the original, but I don't know if or when that will happen - or even how I'd know if/when *did* happen. But it really is a masterpiece and deserves every bit of praise it's given.
@@Karin_Allen I actually liked the second one better. The joi thing that @Spikima Movies mentioned really fucked up my brain. The design of the city and also the mere atmosphere seemed way more intriguing than the first one. (sry for my english)
This channel always makes me so joyfull for being alive, since those well crafted pieces of art bring so much color to the the time of the day reserved for hobbies and recreation, aside from working. Thank you so much for sharing your insightfulness and help us savour films better! You are a wonderful man. Cheers from Brazil.
Denis Villeneuve never disappoints me. I'm ever more grateful that I've existed in this time to see and experience all his works, which are cinematic masterpieces! Most especially Blade Runner 2049. A near perfect sequel. It's my all-time favorite film.
Not only do your videos help me appreciate these movies more, but I also can't help loving the way you edit them. That intro with the "THE HANDS THAT SPEAK" fade right at the end of the sentence was really something, not to mention the right pauses in the commentary and the timing of its reprise. It's a real pleasure to watch your videos.
Great catch! I also love the double meaning of Joi's line, "My present... Put me there." Every rewatch brings some beautiful detail to the surface. Amazing film.
Your analysis makes watching or re-watching a movie even more enjoyable once you have another perspective, the thought and care for the analysis is really impressive.
Just watched "the anatomy of the scariest scene ever" and I'm new to this channel. I look at how many subs he has "ok". Views "wait what?". Likes "wtf". Very underrated
I am completely obsessed with this video. I loved this movie the first time I saw it. After watching this movie more recently, I turned to RUclips for some critical analysis for things that I might’ve been missing. Months later, I’ve stumbled across your video. Everything you said here felt original and like nothing anybody else had delved into when it comes to this film. Thank you so much for this! I wish it had more views because it deserves it.
It's a joy to hear you enjoyed this video- always great to be able to share thoughts with like minded others like yourself who enjoy films! Thanks for that.
Oh the color yellow! I've always wondered why the color would sometimes stand out. Cinematography truly is an art! The movie poster I saw for Blade Runner 2049 was that yellow colored city and it compelled me to watch the movie even though I didn't know anything about Blade Runner.
Oh my freaking god, thank you for this! Blade Runner and 2049 are my favorite movies. Loved your analysis on it (I missed the meaning of the colors, damn, that was so good). Congrats!
This is fantastic. I have enjoyed all your vids, but your exposition of one of my favorite movies of the last 10 years has put words to my feelings. Well done.
I really enjoyed this, well editing and very interesting analysis. I LOVE Blade Runner/ 2049 and this definitely had a few analytical topics I hadn't considered or seen elsewhere, I especially loved the comparison of K *feeling* the snow vs Anna who makes the same gesture but cannot feel it, vs Joi who pretends she can feel it, and how this all comes back to hands and expression of will within the world. Love it, great job.
Thanks for this essai, really enjoyed it 😊😊 I made the same conclusion with the hands, which for me are continuation of the eye motif in the first blade runner. It's funny because for me the color orange/yellow doesn't represent life, but the exact opposite (death/souless). Instead, i think life is represented by the colour blue. I have a couple of clips to back up my point : in vegas, as Joe is analysing the place, the colour of the car monitor turns blue just as he says the word "life" ans the bees are found. The scene in the theater with the Elvis song, when they stop fighting and deckard says "i like this song", is shot with blue Lights (in contrast with the orange of dead Vegas). Back in LA, when he meets the giant Joy commercial, it reminds him of the true moments he had with Joy and this is when he decides to avenge her/save deckard. At that precise moment, his head is completely in blue and this represents his birth as a feeling entity (his head is full of blood as he was actually born). The believe that you need to be born to have a soul is false : it doesent matter how you were created. What matters are the choices you make in life, the memories you make through living and the cause you are ready to die for (sapper, joe, Joy, all die for their right cause). You will find the coulour orange where false statement is made : is in his superior office ("to be born is to have a soul" - "you've be fine without one" / its also where his superior is killed), in Wallace corporation (Wallace is eager to find the way to make pregnant replicants), in Vegas( which is completely empty and where Joe thinks hes going to meet his father), in the cake/candle memory creation scene (which is fake). Anyway this is only my interprétation 😊😊
Makes you wonder how much of this allegory was planed and thought out by the director, how much is our interpretation and over interpretation and finally - does it really matter? Is the film or any other text of culture a puzzle with just a one solution known best to the author and waiting to be discovered by the participant, or is it a unsolvable mystery where every piece of the puzzle is not made to create a bigger picture, but to be the picture on it’s own. Of course at the end it does not really matter. The film, book, game etc. is what we feel it is. But it’s interesting to observe how a complex, multi-layerd piece of art can inspire different interpretations and emotions in different people. Even with a such a minor detail as a hand or a single color. Thanks for the great essay.
Oh how I’d love to hear you talk about Drive (2011). The way you so beautifully talk about film is so calming to listen to. I’ve always loved shots of hands because I feel as though they can portray so much. Glad it’s not just me who thinks it
What an interesting idea to focus on with Blade Runner 2049: hands! I never thought of *them* as an important symbol, but I see exactly what you mean. I also want to add that Blade Runner 2049 raises so many questions about what it means to be human - and how much free will each of the major characters posses - that you could make at least three more videos analyzing different aspects of this movie. I realize you almost certainly won't revisit it, but if you did, I'd watch the heck out of every one of them and cheer you on from start to finish! Blade Runner 2049 is every bit as deserving of cult status as the original, and I hope it achieves that status one day.
I just realized the entire anna steline entity is a hologram (not only the backdrop) as the snow passes through her hands. There's nothing in the room, it's just empty.
I know im probably way off. but i always had a feeling the movie is giving us a kind of unreliable narrator deal with the bubble girl being deckards daughter. Like, I always had this strong suspicion that the whole replicant alliance group essentially mislead K to subsequently mislead groups in-universe that might be after them. Mariette is actually Deckards daughter and her communion with K was the generational passing of the torch. I'd have to watch it more to see if there is more to support this theory.
Amazing analysis makes you think deep into the meaning of life and what makes us humans as to are we just living or are we also experiencing the universe and everything around us having a specific reason to our existence and journey in our current conciouss state of mind and soul and body
Good, finally someone talking about Joi being real. The first film made a point with all the testing that 'if you can't tell the difference, then how can you be sure the replicants are not real?' The answer is that they are real. There is not inflection point of intelligence that made us sacred. If they feel the same for one, then they are the same to one, replicants or born people. Joi was real by this very standard. At very least, Joi's love was real for K. This love was no less real than Rachael. The very famous scene of K realising Joi was not really loving him was a big issue for me because of this.
Of the five human senses, I guess touch is the most difficult to duplicate by robots or AI, so this hands thematic is on point. Alas, the easiest to fool are the two we most rely on: sight and sound. I watched 2049 again last night, I was so worried about it being an absolute fan of the original since I watched it three times back to back in the theater when that was actually possible, transfixed. I was 15. I deeply respect Villeneuve for being so humble approaching this material (interviews), to the point I will watch his Dune, an IP I am old enough to actually despise 🤭
Just found your channel with the David Lynch Jump-Scare from Mulholland Dr. Review. I think I'll stick around for a while on your channel...especially seeing 2049 in the playlist. I may unsubscribe after I watch this video however. BladeRunner 2049 was a perfect film (imo). And the original Bladerunner, being cinematic gold! I thought Villeneuve was biting off more than he could chew. Has "shitting ones pants" ever been written in a movie review? Well, yes, I soiled me trousers :)....and well worth it. 2049 was perfection; nothing could have been better. And now I hear Villeneuve is tinkering with DUNE? My favorite book ever written and I did love the Lynch version (all of the versions) in 84"...the dreamy, on screen thought and dreams. The inner dialogue. Yes, some of Lynch's stuff was weird and out of the box....but thats Lynch!!! If you hire Lynch to produce, write or direct a film.....what else can one possibly expect?
Now I want to see the 4 hour version of Blade Runner 2049 on Netflix, broken into chapters. Tarantino did with great effect (in my opinion) with The Hateful Eight. Tarantino has teased a similar 4 hour chapterized version of Once Upon A Time in Hollywood release on Netflix, which would be amazing. While I'm at it, can I dream of a 4-5 hour version of David Lynch's Dune, which started out so promising but turned into a muddled mess in the second half.
한 몇 년 전에 TV에서 블레이드 러너 2049가 나오길래 도전했다가 지극히 느린 흐름을 견디지 못하고 탈주했던 기억이 있었어요ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ영화의 폭과 깊이를 잘 헤아리지 못했던 때라 그 뒤로는 손도 안 대야지 하고 마음 먹고 있었는데, 이 영상 본 후에 다시 중후반부만 봤는데 정말 다르게 보이더라고요. 특히 강렬한 주황빛이 감도는 노란색이 갖는 의미를 설명하는 부분이 제일 와닿았습니다. K가 떨어지는 눈을 향해 손을 뻗는 것도 처음에는 의심이었다가 후에는 확인의 행위라는 것도요. 정말 인간적인 작품이구나 싶어서 곧 다시 제대로 보려고 해요. 덕분에 또 명작을 뒤늦게라도 알아볼 수 있었네요. 양질의 영상 감사합니다:D! 그리고 영상 보면서 비슷하게 떠올랐던 작품인데 혹시 알리 아바시 감독의 을 보셨다면 나중에라도 리뷰 영상을 제작해주실 수 있나요? 작가 욘 아이비데 린드비스크의 원작을 바탕으로 한 오드판타지 영화인데 이 영화처럼 인간다움에 대해서 다뤘고, 또 개인적으로는 정말로 애정하는 작품이라 스피키마 님의 시선으로 한 번 더 감상하고 싶습니다. (진짜 좋아해서 번역도 안 된 원작까지 구매해서 읽었어요...근데 원작보다는 영화가 더 잘 만들어진 것 같아요;3)
사실 저도 오리지널 블레이드러너를 까먹은 상태로 2049를 접하게 되어 실망을 했던 기억이 있습니다...원작을 다시 보고 2049를 집중하여 보니 아름답게 다가왔던거 같네요 ㅎㅎ 재밌게 봐주셔서 감사합니다. 알리 아바시의 보더를 말씀하시는거죠?! 저도 엄청 좋아하는 영화입니다! 사실 작년에 영상을 만들어 보려다 실패했던 작품이에요 - 이번 기회에 한번 다시 살펴보겠습니다.
Wow...i was thinking the same thing. Analysis more entertaining than the movie itself. I respect it more than like it. Possibly because the movie was too long and had too much empty space
why would anybody want to be more human? Human beings are just prisoners of extreme limitations and irrational emotions. Wouldn't it be great just to be able to mute all that emotional "white noise" and become way more rational version of oneself?To become the convergence of human and AI
And your favorite Villeneuve film is...?
Prisoners
you, my good sir deserve a million sub.
It would be this one and Enemy
Arrival and this one are flawless
This and Sicario are near flawless
I’ve watched this movie so many times and never realized the importance of yellow. Beautiful explanation
Back in the day, when the sequel was announced my first thought was: 'oh no, please dont touch the legend'.
But when the movie was released i came to cinema and it was like 'holy shit, its masterpiece'. Both of them are legends.
Sadly, people don’t like art. They want to turn their brains off and enjoy bright colors and what not. It’s really sad that transformative art is being snubbed in favor of everyone’s attention spans being so short.
Exactly! I keep hoping for the day when Blade Runner 2049 will achieve the same level of cult status as the original, but I don't know if or when that will happen - or even how I'd know if/when *did* happen. But it really is a masterpiece and deserves every bit of praise it's given.
@@Karin_Allen I actually liked the second one better. The joi thing that @Spikima Movies mentioned really fucked up my brain. The design of the city and also the mere atmosphere seemed way more intriguing than the first one.
(sry for my english)
Missed the significance of yellow all the times I've watched. Good pickup.
This channel always makes me so joyfull for being alive, since those well crafted pieces of art bring so much color to the the time of the day reserved for hobbies and recreation, aside from working. Thank you so much for sharing your insightfulness and help us savour films better! You are a wonderful man. Cheers from Brazil.
Thank you so much for watching ! Much appreciated!
Denis Villeneuve never disappoints me. I'm ever more grateful that I've existed in this time to see and experience all his works, which are cinematic masterpieces! Most especially Blade Runner 2049. A near perfect sequel. It's my all-time favorite film.
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To jerk it, no need for a full breakdown
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No movie touched me so much as 2049, I've seen it so many times and it still amazes me.
Really interesting video! Weird how everyone always analyses eyes in the Blade Runner franchise, but other body parts work too.
Not only do your videos help me appreciate these movies more, but I also can't help loving the way you edit them.
That intro with the "THE HANDS THAT SPEAK" fade right at the end of the sentence was really something, not to mention the right pauses in the commentary and the timing of its reprise.
It's a real pleasure to watch your videos.
I trust Mr. Villeneuve's judgement, but I would love to see the 4 hour cut.
This movie is so beautiful that it makes me cry every time I watch it
Anyone else notice the double meaning with Jared Leto’s line “pain reminds you that the joy you felt was real.”
Great catch! I also love the double meaning of Joi's line, "My present... Put me there." Every rewatch brings some beautiful detail to the surface. Amazing film.
Your analysis makes watching or re-watching a movie even more enjoyable once you have another perspective, the thought and care for the analysis is really impressive.
Another gorgeous video, my friend. Yours is a much necessary and comforting voice in what has been quite the tumultuous year. Much love.
Beautiful essay. Thank you for pointing out the yellow. Makes me appreciate the cinematography even more.
Just watched "the anatomy of the scariest scene ever" and I'm new to this channel.
I look at how many subs he has "ok".
Views "wait what?".
Likes "wtf".
Very underrated
I am completely obsessed with this video. I loved this movie the first time I saw it. After watching this movie more recently, I turned to RUclips for some critical analysis for things that I might’ve been missing. Months later, I’ve stumbled across your video. Everything you said here felt original and like nothing anybody else had delved into when it comes to this film. Thank you so much for this! I wish it had more views because it deserves it.
It's a joy to hear you enjoyed this video- always great to be able to share thoughts with like minded others like yourself who enjoy films! Thanks for that.
There are no words for how much this movie means for me. I was in cinema and I breathed the aesthetic & meaning with every breath I took.
Oh the color yellow! I've always wondered why the color would sometimes stand out. Cinematography truly is an art!
The movie poster I saw for Blade Runner 2049 was that yellow colored city and it compelled me to watch the movie even though I didn't know anything about Blade Runner.
Such an interesting analysis! I love this movie as much as I love the original, it really doesn't get enough recognition.
Oh my freaking god, thank you for this! Blade Runner and 2049 are my favorite movies. Loved your analysis on it (I missed the meaning of the colors, damn, that was so good). Congrats!
This is fantastic. I have enjoyed all your vids, but your exposition of one of my favorite movies of the last 10 years has put words to my feelings. Well done.
You're going to blow up if you keep putting out content of this quality. Keep it up man, excellent work
Thank you for making a video about this movie. It's my absolute favorite film out there and I can never get enough analysis or media about it. Cheers.
11:40 the cut to this always gives me goosebumps.
great analysis video, never noticed the significance of color.
Oh man, your videos always give me chills, the goood ones
I really enjoyed this, well editing and very interesting analysis. I LOVE Blade Runner/ 2049 and this definitely had a few analytical topics I hadn't considered or seen elsewhere, I especially loved the comparison of K *feeling* the snow vs Anna who makes the same gesture but cannot feel it, vs Joi who pretends she can feel it, and how this all comes back to hands and expression of will within the world. Love it, great job.
Thanks for this essai, really enjoyed it 😊😊 I made the same conclusion with the hands, which for me are continuation of the eye motif in the first blade runner.
It's funny because for me the color orange/yellow doesn't represent life, but the exact opposite (death/souless). Instead, i think life is represented by the colour blue.
I have a couple of clips to back up my point : in vegas, as Joe is analysing the place, the colour of the car monitor turns blue just as he says the word "life" ans the bees are found. The scene in the theater with the Elvis song, when they stop fighting and deckard says "i like this song", is shot with blue Lights (in contrast with the orange of dead Vegas). Back in LA, when he meets the giant Joy commercial, it reminds him of the true moments he had with Joy and this is when he decides to avenge her/save deckard. At that precise moment, his head is completely in blue and this represents his birth as a feeling entity (his head is full of blood as he was actually born).
The believe that you need to be born to have a soul is false : it doesent matter how you were created. What matters are the choices you make in life, the memories you make through living and the cause you are ready to die for (sapper, joe, Joy, all die for their right cause). You will find the coulour orange where false statement is made : is in his superior office ("to be born is to have a soul" - "you've be fine without one" / its also where his superior is killed), in Wallace corporation (Wallace is eager to find the way to make pregnant replicants), in Vegas( which is completely empty and where Joe thinks hes going to meet his father), in the cake/candle memory creation scene (which is fake).
Anyway this is only my interprétation 😊😊
Makes you wonder how much of this allegory was planed and thought out by the director, how much is our interpretation and over interpretation and finally - does it really matter?
Is the film or any other text of culture a puzzle with just a one solution known best to the author and waiting to be discovered by the participant, or is it a unsolvable mystery where every piece of the puzzle is not made to create a bigger picture, but to be the picture on it’s own.
Of course at the end it does not really matter. The film, book, game etc. is what we feel it is. But it’s interesting to observe how a complex, multi-layerd piece of art can inspire different interpretations and emotions in different people. Even with a such a minor detail as a hand or a single color.
Thanks for the great essay.
So beautifully crafted. 2049 is in my top five. This piece does it justice. Thank you
Oh how I’d love to hear you talk about Drive (2011).
The way you so beautifully talk about film is so calming to listen to. I’ve always loved shots of hands because I feel as though they can portray so much. Glad it’s not just me who thinks it
And I thought I already knew a lot about this masterpiece. Good job man!
This channel is one of the best in youtube
Joi in the Rain is one of greatest scenes in recent cinema.
What an interesting idea to focus on with Blade Runner 2049: hands! I never thought of *them* as an important symbol, but I see exactly what you mean.
I also want to add that Blade Runner 2049 raises so many questions about what it means to be human - and how much free will each of the major characters posses - that you could make at least three more videos analyzing different aspects of this movie. I realize you almost certainly won't revisit it, but if you did, I'd watch the heck out of every one of them and cheer you on from start to finish! Blade Runner 2049 is every bit as deserving of cult status as the original, and I hope it achieves that status one day.
The great irony of the world of Blade Runner is that Nexus phase replicants have always been human.
Another great video!
I love this movie, it is so damn underappreciated!
I just realized the entire anna steline entity is a hologram (not only the backdrop) as the snow passes through her hands. There's nothing in the room, it's just empty.
Your videos are so DIVINE.
Long live Denis! Love you!
Damn you are too good. I always come back and rewatch your videos from time to time. You voice is also really soothing. Keep up the content.
I love your channel and your vision about visual art
Very good analysis! Great video.
이렇게 좋은 채널을 이제야 발견 하다니.. 한국 자막도 계속 같이 달아 주실 거죠???
네 그럼요! 곧 업데이트 되면 알려드리겠습니다~
자막 올라왔습니다 :)
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS AND BREAKDOWNS!
There's something about the baseline test scenes that will make me never forget it.
I wished I had the ability to understand film like this guy
I know im probably way off. but i always had a feeling the movie is giving us a kind of unreliable narrator deal with the bubble girl being deckards daughter. Like, I always had this strong suspicion that the whole replicant alliance group essentially mislead K to subsequently mislead groups in-universe that might be after them. Mariette is actually Deckards daughter and her communion with K was the generational passing of the torch. I'd have to watch it more to see if there is more to support this theory.
I like this theory. Going to rewatch.
"A real human being and a real hero"
Can’t never get tired watching video essays about 2049.
I miss this movie, unfortunately I have minimum of time.
I don’t what others think, I want the 4 hour version !!
How does this video only have 20k views?!
Well executed mate...
Wow...
This movie has an iceberg underneat..
Well done man. Such a beautiful film.
Your videos are masterful, I cannot express it enough 🤯💞
Love your content!!
Damn this video is fantastic
Amazing analysis makes you think deep into the meaning of life and what makes us humans as to are we just living or are we also experiencing the universe and everything around us having a specific reason to our existence and journey in our current conciouss state of mind and soul and body
Good, finally someone talking about Joi being real.
The first film made a point with all the testing that 'if you can't tell the difference, then how can you be sure the replicants are not real?' The answer is that they are real. There is not inflection point of intelligence that made us sacred. If they feel the same for one, then they are the same to one, replicants or born people.
Joi was real by this very standard. At very least, Joi's love was real for K. This love was no less real than Rachael.
The very famous scene of K realising Joi was not really loving him was a big issue for me because of this.
Extremely interesting video. I love that sci Fi can let one think like this.
I really enjoyed this. Keep up the good work :)
Makes him "more human than human" :)
검색하다 우연히 타고 들어왔는데 자막이 잇어서 좋네요! 구독하고 천천히 볼게용~ 감사합니다!
감사합니다~ :)
Of the five human senses, I guess touch is the most difficult to duplicate by robots or AI, so this hands thematic is on point.
Alas, the easiest to fool are the two we most rely on: sight and sound.
I watched 2049 again last night, I was so worried about it being an absolute fan of the original since I watched it three times back to back in the theater when that was actually possible, transfixed. I was 15.
I deeply respect Villeneuve for being so humble approaching this material (interviews), to the point I will watch his Dune, an IP I am old enough to actually despise 🤭
Masterpiece
Just found your channel with the David Lynch Jump-Scare from Mulholland Dr. Review. I think I'll stick around for a while on your channel...especially seeing 2049 in the playlist. I may unsubscribe after I watch this video however. BladeRunner 2049 was a perfect film (imo). And the original Bladerunner, being cinematic gold! I thought Villeneuve was biting off more than he could chew. Has "shitting ones pants" ever been written in a movie review? Well, yes, I soiled me trousers :)....and well worth it. 2049 was perfection; nothing could have been better. And now I hear Villeneuve is tinkering with DUNE? My favorite book ever written and I did love the Lynch version (all of the versions) in 84"...the dreamy, on screen thought and dreams. The inner dialogue. Yes, some of Lynch's stuff was weird and out of the box....but thats Lynch!!! If you hire Lynch to produce, write or direct a film.....what else can one possibly expect?
(Spoilers!!!)awesome video. also want to point out another use of hands. When k is drowning Luv
It's like the Brothers Karamazov of films
너무 아름답네요. 조만간 다시 봐야겠습니다. 자막도 너무 고맙구요 .
시청해주셔서 감사합니다 :)
He focuses on eyes as well.
You should honestly play Soma.
Now I want to see the 4 hour version of Blade Runner 2049 on Netflix, broken into chapters. Tarantino did with great effect (in my opinion) with The Hateful Eight. Tarantino has teased a similar 4 hour chapterized version of Once Upon A Time in Hollywood release on Netflix, which would be amazing. While I'm at it, can I dream of a 4-5 hour version of David Lynch's Dune, which started out so promising but turned into a muddled mess in the second half.
Great video 👍
한 몇 년 전에 TV에서 블레이드 러너 2049가 나오길래 도전했다가 지극히 느린 흐름을 견디지 못하고 탈주했던 기억이 있었어요ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ영화의 폭과 깊이를 잘 헤아리지 못했던 때라 그 뒤로는 손도 안 대야지 하고 마음 먹고 있었는데, 이 영상 본 후에 다시 중후반부만 봤는데 정말 다르게 보이더라고요. 특히 강렬한 주황빛이 감도는 노란색이 갖는 의미를 설명하는 부분이 제일 와닿았습니다. K가 떨어지는 눈을 향해 손을 뻗는 것도 처음에는 의심이었다가 후에는 확인의 행위라는 것도요. 정말 인간적인 작품이구나 싶어서 곧 다시 제대로 보려고 해요. 덕분에 또 명작을 뒤늦게라도 알아볼 수 있었네요. 양질의 영상 감사합니다:D!
그리고 영상 보면서 비슷하게 떠올랐던 작품인데 혹시 알리 아바시 감독의 을 보셨다면 나중에라도 리뷰 영상을 제작해주실 수 있나요? 작가 욘 아이비데 린드비스크의 원작을 바탕으로 한 오드판타지 영화인데 이 영화처럼 인간다움에 대해서 다뤘고, 또 개인적으로는 정말로 애정하는 작품이라 스피키마 님의 시선으로 한 번 더 감상하고 싶습니다. (진짜 좋아해서 번역도 안 된 원작까지 구매해서 읽었어요...근데 원작보다는 영화가 더 잘 만들어진 것 같아요;3)
사실 저도 오리지널 블레이드러너를 까먹은 상태로 2049를 접하게 되어 실망을 했던 기억이 있습니다...원작을 다시 보고 2049를 집중하여 보니 아름답게 다가왔던거 같네요 ㅎㅎ 재밌게 봐주셔서 감사합니다. 알리 아바시의 보더를 말씀하시는거죠?! 저도 엄청 좋아하는 영화입니다! 사실 작년에 영상을 만들어 보려다 실패했던 작품이에요 - 이번 기회에 한번 다시 살펴보겠습니다.
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a real human bean...
I know Denis Vilneuve personally
next: how Quentin Tarantino uses feet
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Yoshikage Kira would be proud
hands are very human
AI teaching AI. Reminds me of the end of Spielberg's A.I.
BRO!!! this channel is mind fuck ! woo man! woooo
underrated channel
Villeneuve is to hands like Tarantino is to feet?
Incendies forever.
I'm more of a thigh guy
I love the analysis, but I can't get myself to like this movie. A very pretty movie but I don't like it for some reason.
Wow...i was thinking the same thing. Analysis more entertaining than the movie itself. I respect it more than like it.
Possibly because the movie was too long and had too much empty space
why would anybody want to be more human? Human beings are just prisoners of extreme limitations and irrational emotions. Wouldn't it be great just to be able to mute all that emotional "white noise" and become way more rational version of oneself?To become the convergence of human and AI
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