MIXED: Blade Runner 2049 Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
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- Опубликовано: 11 ноя 2017
- Enjoy a one hour mix of the original soundtrack from one of my favorite movies of 2017, Blade Runner 2049. This continuous mix, cut and rearranged, contains all the scores from the motion picture soundtrack by Hans Zimmer and Benjamin Wallfisch, minus various songs. Let this be the way the soundtrack was meant to be heard!
Original music composers: Hans Zimmer & Benjamin Wallfisch.
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TRACKLIST:
01. 00:00:00 - 2049
02. 00:03:25 - Flight to LAPD
03. 00:04:57 - Sapper's Tree
04. 00:06:17 - Memory
05. 00:07:30 - Someone Lived This
06. 00:09:05 - Wallace
07. 00:14:03 - Rain
08. 00:16:00 - Joi
09. 00:18:31 - Mesa
10. 00:21:32 - Orphanage
11. 00:22:27 - Furnace
12. 00:25:39 - Pilot
13. 00:27:35 - That's Why We Believe
14. 00:28:46 - Hijack
15. 00:33:54 - Her Eyes Were Green
16. 00:36:21 - Sea Wall
17. 00:45:52 - All the Best Memories Are Hers
18. 00:48:38 - Tears in the Rain
19. 00:50:34 - Blade Runner 
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I wish i could forget this film and watch it for the first time in the theater again.
Happens with good movies and games.Don't worry ,time heal everything,u will watch it again with nearly same excitement as first time.
Memories... you're talking about memories.
It will be lost to time like tears in the rain then you can watch it again
Watch it with someone special that hasn't seen it and you know will love it :)
Second Watch always better by Masterpiece like this one.
Watched this film in a cinema when I was living in Shanghai. Walked out of the cinema and thought I was still in the film...
literally the best city in the world for watching BR2049.. i watched it in Hanoi, Vietnam, it's not Shanghai, but i felt the atmosphere as well.. Asia is the future, man..
Watched it in Bangkok. Walked out of the cinema and thought I was in Blade Runner 3.
oh yeah many asian cities have that epic blade runner vibe, I can say that for Tokyo, Osaka and Fukuoka in Japan
Germany, my home country, only has depressing city scapes at night :/
@@bonsaiboi9083 i hate europe because of this... frankfurt's skyline is cool tho
@@jwst8 that's right! but as soon as you leave the center it gets ugly as hell xD
Southern Europe might not have the flashing city lights, but at least they put some color on their houses
My biggest mistake on my life is I did not watch this movie on theater
same
ya done fucked up.
i went three times
I went to a late night monday screening, and was the only person in the cinema. That was a good day.
i did it almost on premiere and saw than on dvd too
same here
Reading the comments I have to agree, I feel privileged that I've watched this masterpiece in the theatre with my wife. Most of the people left half way through the film. I feel that this movie, along with the original, is one of the best films I've watched in my life and this amazing soundtrack compliments it.
Such a good fucking movie, I saw it in theaters, 16 at the time. Being 19 now, it's still easily one of my favorite movies. The soundtrack was literally one of the best things I have heard in a film. Such a masterpiece of a film. It didn't do well at the Box Office, but now I have bragging rights that I saw it when it came out in theaters.
da fuq people actually left half way through?? my biggest regret was not watching this in the pictures!
Most people don't have the attention span for a slow burn like Bladerunner. I say FTN, Bladerunner and it's sequel are easily top 5 of my cinema of all time list....
@Leo Tuzzo Ha, u got me beat. I saw it twice...
@@palmereldritch_6669 FTN? Pardon my ignorance lol.
My lil story to the movie: As a huge Blade Runner fan I had to watch this one in the theatres when it came out. I picked an old small theatre; they used old plane seats from the 70s, huge and comfy. And I didnt go when the movie was released but waited a few weeks. So at that evening there werent many people in the cinema. It was silent and I could feel that the other people were BR fans too. Of course watching it was amazing, although after watching it only one time, I couldnt possibly grasp all the hints and meanings. The best thing for me was though, when I left the theatre, it was dark in the city, there were no people (the theatre was inside a luxurious restaurant, so the people stayed there after watching) and it was raining. Its as if the atmosphere from the movie carried on to real world and I walked home, in the rain, enjoying every second of my way home, thrilled by the experience I had while watching while it continued, even when the movie was over. I wont ever forget this unique experience. Those movies will always be a special part of my life.
great writing is in the information presented, and you presented it just fine, great story :)
@@fortnitefellaz1535 I just felt like sharing my personal experience with this masterpiece..Glad you liked it!
Great story mate. A lot of us felt something special with this movie.
@@JeremiahEcks777 I guess that is what connects the Blade Runner family :)
This is simalr to me. I actually booked a Friday off work and saw it in the afternoon on an IMAX screen it was me and 2 others who i could tell really loved ot after as they sat till near end of credits like me not kooking at phones but in awe at the experience. Privilage to experience a current and future classic in the cinema.
This film was an absolute atmospheric masterpiece. I was disappointed with how poorly received and advertised it was. Deserved much better and I'm gutted that I didnt get to watch it in the cinema :(
Same. Here.
Dennis was proud of the work he directed so by and large the movie in my opinion was a success.
It wasn't received well because most people weren't a target for this movie. It is futuristic movie, which shows how the human spieces can fall into disarray and with doom looming over entire spiecies. And that's what our poor snowflakes can't handle ;(
just like the original, it will be hailed...........later.
sometimes, people just don't get it till they get it
It did flop because idiots don't have enough attention span they just want to watch trash like Transformers or FF movies but this movie was very well received by critics, watch Chris Stuckmanns review, he gave it an A+
The best thing my dad ever did for me was - the moment 2049 got announced - force me to watch the original to then drag me to the movies and see this one. I'm so grateful for that.
thats awesome
that's awesome. My dad hadn't seen either of the Blade Runners, which surprised me (he was born in the late 60s). I forced him to watch both :)
Your dad is a legend
Not much of a legacy from father to son. But...okay.
I honestly don't know what compelled me to watch this movie in theater.
I didn't know about the franchise prior. I didn't watch a trailer to hype me up. I literally just got a feeling to watch a movie in a theater & simply picked this movie
I'm glad I did tho, & honestly feel like the movie chose me to watch it rather than me picking it up.
Most underrated film of all-time. Should've broken every record there is, acting 10/10, cinematography 10/10, ambiance 10/10, creativity 10/10 story line so far ahead of it's time it's insane. Did I mention it's a sequel to a movie that's a 10/10. Sounds 10/10, atmosphere 10/10. MOVIE 10/10.
I’d give the first one an 8/10. This was a definite 10/10. I watched both at home for the first time and I watched them in succession. First blade runner: the final cut and then blade runner 2049. The first one was good. The second blew me away from start to finish. Absolutely totally enthralled
Straight facts
@@Jearbearjenkins I wouldn’t agree with you.Watched 1st at least 50 times.Second between 15-20.First part have something undiscribable.Made in 1982.,such an atmosphere,acting,hidden massages,Vangelis music.Second part,great movie also.Greetings from Varaždin✌🏻😉
I've finally made peace that BR is simply not for normies; even many people who enjoy sci-fi. Everything Philip K. Dick, & BR appeals to a very small group. The Critical Drinker is my best movie review channel & I was gutted when he just didn't get 2049, or the 1st one, from the manner he referred to it. It's most unfortunate that anything big budget simply has to have mass appeal to make the grade.
I still don't understand the advertising & promotion for 2049, & the 3 anime which I only found a year after their releases. Hardly anyone knows about the 3 director commissioned anime that fill in parts of the timeline betwixt the 2 movies.
On my first watch I didn't really understand this movie. It takes a few watches before you actually appreciate and understand what it tries to do. I will say I definitely agree with you. First watch I'd give it an 8/10 after the third watch, yeah it's a solid 10/10. Great movie, great atmosphere I think it just won't appear to normies who don't watch it consecutively which is really sad because this movie really highlights how ironic and chaotic the human condition is. I give Ryan Gosling his due. He deserves to be recognized for this film. He did a great job.
One of the most immersive cinematic experiences of all time.
until you see Dune in an IMAX theatre with Dolby Sound... Thank you again, Mr. Villenueve.
@@alanparsonsfan he really knows how to craft a movie
Agree. This and Dune are my best and most immersive cinematic experiences. Masterpieces. Glad that at least Dune was received better than BR2049
Zimmer's most underrated score.
Yeah. I think this is better than Interstellar Score. And that one gets a lot of Praise.
@@adityap8387 oh nah definetley not better than interstellar, but this is top 3 hans zimmer
@@hood6089 there both good they both have different atmosphere so you can’t really say one is better than the other between the two
@@Angelowalker. yeah I guess
What is the most overrated score then! Do you have some sort of list.
I had this playing through headphones while reading the Dune books. There does not exist a more perfect combo.
Thanks for the idea man
I agree.
doing the same here
True, the Dune movie soundtrack was super underwhelming imo, expected better from Hanz zimmer. This would have been the perfect fit.
@@vidaett Kinda liked the music from dune. Tbh it needed to be pretty subtle for this kind of movie imo, nothing to grandiose.
This movie is the best sci fi of the decades
No. Blade Runner (1982) is.
I think Blade Runner 2049 is a fantastic sequel and should bee held with the same regard as Blade Runner. Just like how Star Wars is all held together as a series.
By far !
Der Eremit in Griechenland i find Ford was very bad in BR 1982... overacting...
But à good movie !
@@fcat2148 The original is far better for me, on another level altogether.
I like Elvis but I'm glad you took those tracks out.
Agreed. Fortunately on the Vinyl they are out too
Yeah exactly! It's just like that 'One more kiss dear' track in the original Blade Runner OST. Completely takes you out of the mood.
*Holographic Elvis
Well said that man. They completely ruined it for me.
Couldn't agree more, great film. Cyberpunk ftw !
This film is proof that good movies can still be made in the 21st century. I thought it was amazing.
It really is....
I guess you havent been watching many movies then
One of the greatest movies I’ve ever seen.
The scene your profile pic is from, is among my favorite scenes from the movie. One of the best examples of the Blade Runner setpiece!
more ominous, less romantic, colder, darker than the first Blade Runner soundtrack
purplinko Right. Definitely melancholic.
The movie is like that as well. The world has decayed in the story, and the soundtrack reflects this.
@@NightWanderer31415 The world has decayed. That's about right.
... those make it even better!
The first one is a masterpiece by Vangelis. An instant classic in electronic music, but I like the way this one is done: paying tributes to the old one and, in the same time, bringing new life/vibe/depth/atmosphere to the new one. Perfect combination.
19:17 - The music just transports you right out of your body for a minute.
19:17 This makes me feel things I didn't know I could feel. :)
Amazing listening to this, epic👍👍
Reminds me of Among the Ruins from Stellaris
Listen to the soundtrack of the first Blade runner file by Yianni
Makes me tear up and miss my late girlfriend who died in 2019. I see her face and her eyes and voice the day before she died.
@@fireantmedia7946 I'm so sorry man. The pain never goes away, but I hope that you are still pushing forwards
lots of it is pretty intense so here the calmer tracks
-Rain 14:03
-Joi 16:00
-Mesa (relaxing until 20:45)
-Orphanage 21:32
-Furnace 22:27 (gets a little intense at parts but you’ll be fine)
-Pilot 25:39
-That’s Why We Believe 27:35
-Her Eyes Were Green 33:54
-Sea Wall 36:21 (only gets relaxing at 38:04 and then gets a bit intense half way through)
-All The Best Memories Are Hers 45:52
the final blade runner track is a bit on an off really
and also Tears in the Rain 00:48:38
good job
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How do you forget tears in the rain lol
appreciate you
An amazing score. It’s a crime it wasn’t nominated for an Oscar. The harmonics are fantastic. The Vangelis Tears in the Rain nod at the end made me shed a tear when I saw it in the theater.
won an oscar for best ciinematography if I aint mistaken
Award shows are fake and science fiction is rarely nominated anyway.
@@Yusuke_Denton yeah true, they dislike it, it seems
come on, Sweat Hogs don't cry!
I wouldn't worry about the lack of Oscars. In fact the whole Oscar show seems antiquated to me. For a number of years now there are several amazing movies that get zero attention in Hollywood while the american movie industry overall have shown an increasing lack of invention and originality.
48:40 absolutely gave me chills, it makes me think about life in general and makes me wanna cry, I absolutely love this movie
That's vangelis the music from the original film. And yeah when I watched at the cinema I felt the same
best movie of the decade by far
the soundtrack made this movie what it is. The same goes for Arrival which is also one of my favorite soundtracks
wrong. haven't watched a lot of movies but i know birdman is superior(by far) to 2049
@@ccshumshum8104 lol
ccshum shum Birdman was one of the most overrated movies of the decade, up there with Boyhood.
@@andrewdebacker no, saying 2049 was one of the best movies by far of this decade would be overrating it. funny how you don't point out the actual movie that's being overrated.
It's fine to think birdman is bad(if your standards are that high) but it takes an idiot to think it bad in comparison to 2049.
The two Blade Runner movies are probably among the most immersive ones I have seen, state of the art. Music make those movies alive.
Sea Wall is outstanding.
I love the Sea Wall btw.....quite 'dark' I must say. RUclips on Chaitooler.
Agree, it is my favourite
It’s amazing, it gives me so many chills
It felt 1980's that's what I love about this score, paying homage to the original movie.
100%. Zimmer's masterpiece truely
This movie is such Masterpiece !
The photography, The music, The atmosphère, so underrated...maybe not everyone was ready for this...
It's been 6 months since you made this comment.
Do you still feel the same way?
@@ericantone8709 I could have wrote this comment in 2017...with not changing my mind about this movie. So yes.
But in the same way, I could understand poeple who hate this movie and feel nothing when they watch them. We are all different.
I bet there is a group of us that return to this work over and over, recognizing it's not just some sci-fi dubstep...it's a symphony, with so many parts and acts.
This film was such a good follow-up from the first one, so underrated ❤
Amongst the best 10$ and 3 hrs I've ever spent.
@Robin Yu blu-ray
@Robin Yu The cinema tickets here are priced around 5$.
@@nemedik5941 5.5$ Imax here
far...
Bladerunner 2049, Annihilation, and Interstellar are by far some of the best soundtracks of the last twenty or so years.
The annihilation soundtrack gave me chills, especially the cave within the lighthouse scene. That movie was perfectly scored
agreed, I would also add "Arrival" and "IT" (2017 part one remake)
Yes
@@golden1324 that scene was scary af. And bizarre. And beautiful.
Well, this film’s and Interstellar’s soundtrack is composed by the same guy - Hans Zimmer
I missed this film in theatres, but I watched it alone, on a big screen, with headphones on, and I was awestruck. Really an amazing film.
Some people say the film is plodding, and ambiguous. I would be more inclined to say it's something that stays with you for a long time.
@@seankelly9541 If you have read any book on the genre then I don't this movie would stand out tbh, the plot isn't impressive. At least, it didn't "stay with me for a long time", in fact, it did not stay with me at all.
I guess you suppose watch this movie alone. especially to feel the same atmosphere.
Like every other OST junkie, I love how one can take such a vital part of a piece of art and enjoy it separately from the whole. Music really is a gift.
I have the sound track to Blade Runner, which includes Roy Batty's soliloquy towards the end. It is a stand alone masterpiece.
Watching this movie in the Cinema, I felt like I was dead, entering a different dimension. I can't describe it. I was not afraid. I was courious. I will always remember that feeling. So peaceful and yet so powerfull.
This movie is the epitome of "immaculate reality".
this made me feel alive
"All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain"
This is exactly what I felt, I would describe it like instanly hooked, , deeply intrigued, and like in some sort of trance. Lots of feelings triggered by the music that were in perfect mood sync with every scene
watched this 4 times alredy
never get tired of the plot and afcourse the soundtrack
I saw this movie in IMAX -3D in London. I deliberately booked a seat at centre-back row for best view and no assholes sitting talking behind me. Took a chocolate bar and a couple of vodka mixes. Wow, best movie experience ever!
London is the the epitome of arse holes 😂
@beckford burger A man. With a Plan.
That was not a movie it was art. This music is so well done and ties to the movie so well its just masterful. Remember that bit in the movie where Deckard heard Rachel's voice from the original movie - that look of pained familiarity was just so powerful. An amazing movie. I hate to say it but I look at the ka-pow and ka-splatt movies like everything Marvel and I despair at the future of entertainment.
Despair the facts.One must face them.You can always say no,though.
Just listening to this score makes me wish for another movie. I really hope that Denis has another one on his mind. It was good and really refreshing. I can't wait to watch his take on The Dune.
Dune was so good as well. Just watched the movie in Dolby Atmos theatre
Gosling is amazing in this, as is Ford... it's a true sequel - doesn't try to reload the concept, just picks it up and runs with it. Up to audience to keep up. Started watching it again last night. Every details is beautifully thought through.
I haven't seen the original blade runner, but this movie still made sense to me and I didn't feel like there were any exposition dumps. This did just a good a job at being a stand alone movie
The soundtrack during the Sea Wall sequence gave me shivers when I first saw the film, incredible and awe inspiring. A truly brilliant film.
The same happened to me - it totally blew my mind to pieces! I couldn’t process anything I was just stuck and so emotional
When those spinner limos appeared and turned … I can only describe it as soul goosebumps, and still can’t figure out how Villeneuve achieved that affect [affect, not effect]. It wasn’t just the sights and sounds at that moment, it was crafted from earlier somehow. Only wore off on, oh, the 15th viewing. Utterly unique and remarkable.
Nobody has the guts to make movies like this now. And that’s a shame coz classics like this are rare enough as it is. And I don’t think any other director could have pulled it off. Hearing the music for the sea wall sequence gives me goose bumps especially when I hear it through headphones. What on earth goes through the mind of a man who can create a sound like that. It really pisses me off that sci fi movies never get academic recognition. Even ones as good as this.
Tbf it isn't that old but yes few and far between
@@thomasmatthews80 its biblical wake up
@@benzman7347 no idea what you mean. It isn’t that old a film, fact
@@thomasmatthews80 movies are predictive programming. All based on biblical prophecy that will come to pass
The film ended and I sat stunned in the theater for the better part of 20 minutes, just reeling. Returned the following weekend to see it again. Unreal film.
A total masterpiece... Visually stunning... It transports you to an apocalyptic version of our future planet... Very cerebral... It attacks your senses and makes you think... Just like it's predecessor, it will be more appreciated and talked about in years to come... It's what true filmmaking should be... An instant classic... 😎🙏
Arguably the greatest science fiction film of all time, and easily the greatest film of 2017 period.
I will watch ANYTHING that Denis Villaneuve directs. Next up? His TWO FILM interpretation of "DUNE". I can't wait for the first film!!
dude, Sicario !!
@@amicheroner4751 Sicario was great.
BR 2049 was great.
Prisoners was great.
DUNE will be great.
Why?
What do all 4 of these films have in common??
The two time BACK TO BACK Academy Award winning DP (aka Cinematographer)
the one, the ONLY
Mr. Roger Deakins!
(after 13 nominations and thinking it would NEVER happen he finally won for his 14th nomination "BR 2049 and the 15th "1917")
Deakins is why Villeneuve's films look fantastic.
Strangely Denis was nominated for "ARRIVAL" which Deakins did NOT light/shoot.
DUNE will be EPIC.
I pray it is received well by audiences so that the SECOND film of the two film adaptation will be able to be made properly without issues.
Just saw dune, absolutely amazing. Hans Zimmer doesnt miss again
I must admit the part at 19:15 just gives me the chills, thinking about the city, how it would be like to live there. It just makes me cry
Don't cry. We will probably see a world similar to that. Not in general but in the pain and danger. Climate change is here to stay and will change our world forever.
I played Flight To LAPD while driving on a high way in 6am (still dark) and it was snowing, boy oh boy don’t I feel like a Blade Runner! Such an experience! The tail lights from the cars and stop lights, and the reflections on the ground are the closest thing I can get to feel like im in the BR universe ❤️
My goal is to buy a 100+ inch TV some day and watch this film again with headphones on.
I got myself some Dolby 7.1 headphones... I can hear colors now
I hear this movie especially looks great on an OLED.
@@Leopardipzg Is that related to how dark OLEDs can get? I Don't know much about TV tech.
@@alecchalmers_ Yeah, and OLED can control each pixel. So the HDR is extremely accurate also.
@@ketochiesesoyyo Bro 7.1 is only marketing for headphones, you have two sealed sources that sound is coming from straight into your ears. It only works for speakers. And if it's a trick of the way the sound is mixed to simulate a 7.1 speaker setup through your headphones then literally any headphones can play that back, it's the quality of the playback that matters the most when you're listening with headphones rather than the format. If you really want to experience surround sound or Atmos then I suggest visiting a home theater forum and asking around.
Good lord, Zimmer is such a genius!! Never fails to amaze me!! How can one score be simultaneously a masterwork of sonic indulgence, and a lesson in precise, seasoned restraint?
Every single tone is perfect.
It blows my mind how good he is.
Zimmer is a hack that takes away all the credit that his colleagues deserve!! He just sits on his butt farting and drinking alcohol and tweaking the songs for no reason
@@ericcheltenham7001 😂 👍
@@ericcheltenham7001 I hate Zimmer but I love some of his scores. oh well.
Yeah, he is good, but still far from being the best.
@@laggyluke5700 far from? No. If he's not the best he's damn near it.
Sea wall is my neighbors favorite track..... whether they like it or not.
So Ive put this on in my car every morning at 5 am for the past week on my way to work to wake me up, never make it to sea wall. Just listened to it after reading your comment. WOW
@@nicholasyanez8992 yeah, what a crescendo to start your morning!!
HAHAHAHA LOL
This is to me one of the best movie soundtracks
It's not a soundtrack it's a score.
Up there with some of the best soundtracks ever. And the film is a visual masterpiece. Should have got way more recognition that it did. One of my all time favourites.
This was one movie where both the surround sounds and visuals in the theatre totally blew me away completely!!!..such an under rated movie....its in my favorite top 5 Scifi flicks.
Absolute masterpiece in terms of colors, misic and atmosphere. The best cyberpunk ever made. Love it!
19:15 is why you're here.
my god yes...better than drugs tbh with you. synthesizers do something to me. I can't explain it
Hell yea. Such a chilling and cool sound.
I wish there were broadcasted in the city through huge building size speakers as we walk in the city we're in
@@GormFR Might start to get slightly annoying after a while :D
jaxxstraw Well just like the Sony advert that says Sony in the movie : annoying but then integrated to our daily life
I absolutely LOVE this Vangelis-esque style of music. The surreal sounds they use are like things I hear in my dreams. 💙
Both Denis Villeneuve and Hans Zimmer had a gargantuan task on their hands making the sequel to what is inarguably the best sci-fi cult movie ever to grace our screens and speakers.
Well done gentlemen!
Rarely do I watch a movie twice in a theatrical release. I did twice for this one. I saw some people get bored and walk out. I guess they were expecting Jersey Shore? One of the best movies I've ever seen. Top 5 for sure...
jersey shore?
TRACKLIST:
01. 00:00:00 - 2049
02. 00:03:25 - Flight to LAPD
03. 00:04:57 - Sapper's Tree
04. 00:06:17 - Memory
05. 00:07:30 - Someone Lived This
06. 00:09:05 - Wallace
07. 00:14:03 - Rain
08. 00:16:00 - Joi
09. 00:18:31 - Mesa
10. 00:21:32 - Orphanage
11. 00:22:27 - Furnace
12. 00:25:39 - Pilot
13. 00:27:35 - That's Why We Believe
14. 00:28:46 - Hijack
15. 00:33:54 - Her Eyes Were Green
16. 00:36:21 - Sea Wall
17. 00:45:52 - All the Best Memories Are Hers
18. 00:48:38 - Tears in the Rain
19. 00:50:34 - Blade Runner
Thank u i was looking for this
@@jk_james7833 tears in the rain is the best
Sea Wall is 🔥
MusicAtMyLevel thanks
anyone who posts time-stamps correctly should be known as YT legends. u are such a legend!
*“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain..."*
Funny how this will happen to us think after all our years of living all that we have lived and experienced will be kept with us till our death only our stories will be told through word or video but most will be forgotten and lost to time
*".....Time to die...."*
One of the most iconic lines in cinematic history
So true Joey Boedeker, so true.
And this wasn't even in the script. Rutger wrote it himself and convinced Scott to add it during shooting.
The bass in this amazing soundtrack was so intense that I could feel the ground shaking in the cinema. It felt like the theater's soundsystem was barely able to handle it. Was awesome!
Since covid began, cinemas in my town been closed until last week, they opened up with this movie. When i tell you guys, that it was so fucking crowded and everyone loved the movie. What stuck with me the most was the soundtrack, i get goosebumps when i listen to it.
Blade Runner 2049 an Interstellar are for me the two best movies of the previous decade, or the only movies that really moved me and I will never stop coming back to them from time to time.
Interestingly, I've watched Blade Runner 2049 a good few times already, but the more I watch it the more amazing I find it.
Listening to this soundtrack, certain parts make my eyes teary no matter how many times I listen to it.
Agreed! Interstellar has some annoying aspects though, especially when re-watching (very obvious plotholes [really, they would make the idiotic decision to fly down to the time-dilated planet first with almost no discussion?] and the "love conquers all" theme is kind of childish). Blade Runner 2049 is practically flawless minus Jared Leto's high school drama club acting 🤣
history is going to smile @ Blade Runner 2049
Throughout the movie I caught myself saying: "how in the hell have we managed to degrade our environment so much in just 28 years?". Well, I think people hated this movie because authentic art speaks the cold, hard truth, and the truth is not in demand these days, what is in demand is entertainment.
Think that's a bit much, people didn't like the movie because it took it's time. Most movies are so fast paced that people are now used to keeping their attention spans so low that things are boring when they are only a bit too long.
@@bishoscorner4945 I can second this seductive Garfield
@@heisenberg9306 Thank you Anakin Skywalker, Master Anakin Skywalker
@@bishoscorner4945 absolutely. Social media and smartphone addiction are making attention spans shorter and shorter. People can't focus anymore. But it's not only that: it's also the constant stimuli people receive using smartphones. Therefore, anything that takes a little bit of time and doesn't have constant stimuli is considered "boring" immediately. That's one of the reasons MCU superhero movies work (I have nothing against those movies, they're good entertainment, but just that, entertainment).
Really sad what's happening, people are missing on real life. It makes me sad when I see people taking their dog out for a walk and they're so addicted (they don't even notice) that they just can't stop staring at their phones... truly hijacked.
Damn straight
i was so hyped to see this movie in theatre, anticipating release for months, decided to experience it on 2C-B, was truly a spiritual experience. expertly crafted a true cinematic masterpiece and tragically underrated. Blows my mind when somebody tells me they haven't seen this movie I force them to watch it and anybody who is talking or distracted by their phone gets a severe tune up. the art deserves our respect.
It is shitty art tho.
Interstellar and Blade Runner 2049 gave me the feeling no other film experience could have given me.(except for Memories of Murder of Bong Joon Ho and Dohon - an Indian film by Rituparno Ghosh)
19:18 my favorite piece of soundtrack from the whole movie
its from the original
Honestly, I'm happy I watched it alone cuz this movie is too much of a masterpiece to watch with someone else. You need to be thinking about it all the time.
I was fortunate to have been in Portugal in a big theater alone. There was one couple but they walked out. It was one of the most immersive experiences I've ever had. Full sound I just floated through the whole thing from start to finish.
I went with my partner and sister in law. Both of them fell asleep, but i loved every second of this movie. Audiences have little to no attention. Master piece of cinema with atmosphere which challenged your senses and feelings what it is to be human and free.
The Blade Runner soundtrack is amazing, new and old..
One of the best films of the last few years. The soundtrack is impeccable.
Very few films ("movies") are as good as the sound-track but the balance here is atomically perfect.
I’ll never forget the day I saw this in the theater. I left feeling elated, confused, anxious, heartbroken, and yearning for more all at the same time. To this day, my all time favorite film. Denis Villeneuve is a genius. Eagerly awaiting Dune pt.2!!
That motor sound is pure genius
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Truth and Downfall W I T H I N C E L L S
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@@golden1324 Do they keep you in a cell? Cells.
@@jegeization How does it feel to hold the hand of someone you love?
...You're nowhere close to baseline.
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I was lucky enough to see this in a Maxx cinema but even luckier with the audience that watched it. It was treated with pure respect and silence, no phones, no-one left. Honestly it was a surreal experience for a cinema. I'm glad reading the comments below that many people had the same wonderful appreciation and value of it
A masterpiece that nobody watched. My friend and I didn't speak once because we were captivated. Easily one of the best sci-fi movies ever. Hopefully He gets more recognition after Dune comes out because he is an epic director.
Yeah - 'epic' is acctualy a pretty acurate description if it comes to him. I'm so tired of these times - where everything must be turned up to '11'.
Original Blade Runner was not appreciated at launch either. It can be too hard to digest for your average movie-goer. It grew popularity as time went and people started to see what a masterpiece it actually was. The same will be with this movie I guess. I love it to death though and I regret it so much that I did not go see it in the theaters.
I’ve only regretted two things in my life -
1. Not watching blade runner 2049 in theatre
2. Not watching interstellar in theatre
And both of these have one thing in common - Hans Zimmer !
Most of my favorite movies have soundtracks composed by Zimmer. He is simply incredible
in future, the number of your regrets will increase, and many times over. Many perfect movies will be made, and you will miss them.
5 years later, this movie and masterful soundtrack still slaps hard
Es gibt keinen Film der mich so fasziniert hat wie Blade Runner. 2049 hat dem ganzen noch mal die Krone aufgesetzt. Nur von dem Soundtrack bekomme ich eine Gänsehaut.
a tear drops down the cheek and leaves a furrow like a blade. Time to cry
What a beautiful music
I'm gonna be honest, I wasn't expecting a good movie after all these years.
Glad I was 100% wrong on that :)
It was an exceptional movie :)
Same here! I was so in love with the first one, that I thought this one will be a piece of sh?=T .... I was wrong... Master piece again, great homenage to the Ridley Scott' work, and very respecful with the original screenplay, full of beauty and philosophy♥
@@alejandrasandoval4758 Totally agree, I was so nervous going into the cinema that I was going to hate it.... Then once I'd relaxed, just completely lost myself in it. Masterpiece and 'love letter' to the original, you could tell the director DV loved and respected the original as the fans did. So lucky to have this film.
You know a soundtrack is good if listening to it brings vivid scenes to your mind.
Astonishing soundtrack.
Seeing this at IMAX is one of my greatest experiences.
I watched this movie in theaters never seeing the original and having no idea what I had watched after it was over and I eventually forgot about it. After recently watching the original then watching this movie again. HOLY HELL this movie is fricking awesome. Easily shot up to one of my favorite movies of all time. Such an amazing story. Everything about it I fell in love with. Compared to the avengers crap Disney pumps out, this movie is untouchable.
Big fan of the first Blade runner and it’s soundtrack. I loved the sequel and I liked the soundtrack ...dark and soothing to my ears....
Sci Fi always pushed the boundaries of future potential, coupled with visionary seers who seem to arrive just when we need them.
Denis villenouve with his unique palette and vision; Hans zimmer et al, thank you, including actors and behind the scenes workers who rarely get accolades. Without them masterpieces like this never surface.
1. The best sequel since the empire strikes back
2. The most underrated movie ever 😭
Very underrated, yes. Most underrated? It has to be up there.
But T2 and Aliens would both debate you about 'best sequel ever'. 😏
Saw this movie 4 times in the theater. This is hands down one of the best soundtracks in film history. Still gives me chills from the first notes...
One of the best soundtracks.. ever.
There are not enough superlatives to describe the delight in listening to this. And 18:32 + just omfg
Zimmer just finished this movie off with Perfection!
No one else could’ve done a better job. He is just in another league.
Probably his most underrated Score as well. Deep, Dark, Atmospheric, and Futuristic. Just perfect in every way possible. So emotional.
This film was an absolute masterpiece. Thank you for this mix.
I watched this film in IMAX on opening day, the theatre wasnt as full as I was expecting. There was a smile on my face once the intro started, I held my girlfriends hand for the entire film. She loved Blade Runner just as much as I did. After it was over, we couldnt stop talking about how amazing it was. We went home and listened to the soundtrack right away. We drank, we smoked, and we made passionate love. Eventually we fell asleep holding each other to "All the Best Memories are Hers/Tears in Rain".
One of the best memories of my life, and hopefully the same for her too.
One if the film's themes is replication. I hope you replicate many times together.
So glad Hans is doing the dune score , couldn’t have picked anyone better
This movie was so good! Excited to see what Denis Villeneuve will do with Dune.
Greatest film of this year i'm sure. Can hardly wait to see it on cinema
I watched it and it's great
One of the best soundtracks movie ever. Masterpiece. Period.
I highly recommend listening to this with headphones...in a darkened room....
It's a truly emotional and orgasmic experience.
The highs,the low bass, the subtle background track.
You will be truly blown away.
I was....
The more I keep watching this on Netflix the more I love this masterpiece
This film is one of the best I’ve ever seen in my life. I watched it three times in the theater and have the DVD. I even bought Sapper Morton’s scalpel from the intro scene to open my mail. I can only hope there will be another Bladerunner film in my lifetime.
Movie logos at the beginning of a movie never gave me the amount of chills the ones at the beginning of 2049 did.