Listening to this on headphones while walking through the city, at night, during snowfall, is an absolutely ethereal experience. Made me feel like a lost replicant in the search for meaning
"I've... seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire of the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams... glitter in the dark by Tanhäuser gate. All those... moments... will be lost in time, like... tears... in the rain. Time... to die." Rest in peace, Rutger Hauer. rest in peace, Vangelis. May your works glisten like raindrops on a window forever.
@@qui-gontimtherandomraptor1072 i did some digging after i watch that monologue and was like what the heck is a C-beam. The best answer i can find is Cesium(the element on the periodic table) ^^
@@qui-gontimtherandomraptor1072 that's the genius of the writer here, since replicant Roy said '_you_ people wouldn't believe' at what he has seen, we can only guess what all these images would look like. But they are lost, like tears in rain.
Decker- "I don't know why he saved my life. Maybe in his last moments he loved life more than anything, not just his life, anybody's life. My life. All he wanted were the same things the rest of us want. Where do I come from? Where am I going? How long have I got? All I could do is sit there and watch him die."
@keepitsecret-dl1pr Gaff: You've done a man's job, sir! But are you sure you are a man? Ford and Scott say he is a replicant. That's good enough for me!
@@Buckblacket Philip K. DIck always had a recurring theme in his novels about original vs copies no matter if it's objects or animals or humans. What *is* however frequently pointed out that in the case a copy is perfectly interchangeable with the original what's the fundamental difference between the two? In Dick's mind there isn't any. Whether Deckard himself was a replicant or not is equally irrelevant. Maybe he was, maybe he wasn't. Why are replicants treated like property and machines when they're humans in all aspects (in some aspects actually superior). How does artificial life and intelligence become a slave while regular life isn't? Harrison Ford btw said in early interviews he was rather upset by Scott retroactively claiming he was a replicant for he had acted under the impression he was human. I always believed Scott just threw the audience a bone and later "agreed" with them. To me however it doesn't make any sense why they would entrust a replicant to hunt down and retire (kill actually) other replicants. Since they develop their own emotions and free-thinking eventually they become highly "unpredictable" (i.e. refuse to be mindless slaves for "questionable" work) and therefore would be too erratic and volatile to entrust with such a highly important task. Deckard clearly is at the stage of being disillusioned with his job and at first refuses it until Bryant threatens him. A fresh replicant (i.e. mindlessly obedient to its owners) would take the assignment no questions asked. If Deckard is like Rachel, i.e. the latest experiment with implanted memories and feelings, such a replicant would indeed be the last you'd send on such a mission. They're simply too human. Besides if Deckard is a replicant what kind of model is he anyway when Leon nearly turns him into mincemeat and he clearly is no match for Batty and would have been killed by Pris too if she kept beating him. And if he is designed as a "police officer/bladerunner" replicant why not make him incredibly tough and durable? If Deckard was indeed a replicant on a mission Gaff could easily retire him on the spot once the mission was over. Gaff didn't seem like a type to respect anybody. In a deleted scene Gaff has a conversation with Bryant in which he is asked about metaphysics he crudely replies "I p*ss on metaphysics". In other words he is cold-hearted, no-nonsense guy who sees replicants as mere machines period, and anybody getting emotional over it are in the wrong line of work. Holden seems to have known Deckard for a long time (in a deleted scene). In other words Deckard couldn't have been an "old replicant". I know it's a movie and obviously it can't be 100% logical. But to me the "Is Deckard himself a replicant" appears rather shoehorned in and is an artificial plot twist. The real question is what the fundamental difference is between a born human and an artificial human (replicant), *not* if Deckard is human or replicant (which by virtue of the first part becomes an academic and largely irrelevant question.) The underlying message not the details.
Rest In Peace dear Vangelis... With this, we said good bye to Roy Batty, today, this song is for you. All our tears, like rain, because you are gone. We will miss you.
This music makes me feel nostalgy, it brings tears in my eyes but is relaxing me when I am really stressed. Thank you, Vangelis, you will never be forgotten.
"Tous ces moments se perdront dans le temps, comme des larmes sous la pluie"... Et merci au coroner au passage pour l'épisode sur ce film incroyablement touchant ❤
Such a beautiful masterpiece of music... Blade Runner soundtrack truly was on another leve, I still have goosebumps each time i listen to the OST, but the main titles and tears in rain are so special, so intense and emotional ! Rest in peace Vangelis, you made several generations dream and will still do in the future
It is the greatest scene ever, its visuals, the music, the atmosphere, the characters, the monologue, there is simply nothing like tears in rain, My life changed after watching it and I remember balling my eyes out because of the true meaning of the monologue of what it means to be human
The thing we all have been seeking for our creator. So that, we can be worthy enough to live forever. And on that search, sometimes we all forget our purpose in life. So, the thing that makes us immortal is not the blessing from our creator but the deeds we do in our life that will make us immortal. And This movie passionately picturized that part for all of us. So that we can live forever. ❤❤
Ones life in a single moment expressed. Reverence for those about to die whilst acknowledging ones own mortality. A mixture of feelings, perhaps regret, mostly love, so little time left and how quickly time has passed ...
"I've... Seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire near the shoulder of Orion. I've watched _C-beams..._ Glitter in the dark near the Tanhauser Gate. All those... Moments... Will be lost... In time... _Like... Tears... In the rain..._ *Time... To die."*
@@itsnotborker456 No. This was the original speech by David Peoples: "I've known adventures, seen places you people will never see, I've been Offworld and back… frontiers! I've stood on the back deck of a blinker bound for the Plutition Camps with sweat in my eyes watching stars fight on the shoulder of Orion... I've felt wind in my hair, riding test boats off the black galaxies and seen an attack fleet burn like a match and disappear. I've seen it, felt it...!" This is the final version, rewritten by Rutger Hauer: "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... Time to die."
Going to be seeing this film on the big screen later in the year, with a Live Orchestra in the room playing the music as the film goes. I know I'm gonna cry when this track hits
I always like the musical sound track from Blade Runner! But never realized it was made by a Composer named Vangelis and did sound tracks for The Movie Chariot's of Fire! But since listening to both movie tracks I recognize the same sound created by the dame Composing Genius! RIP Vangelis!
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 Tännhauser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time... Like tears in rain.
Again and again you step into the middle of my path - in the dark, in the cold, in the rain. Silently you stand there without a name. Something reflects in the sparkle of your eyes... I look into them... I want to read everything about you. Raindrops trace a path down face to the lips - lead me to your mysterious beautiful smile. I think to myself: Here and now... in the midlle of the black cold night... in this difficult moment... you stand here with me and smile? Oh my God... I recognize your name... Goddess of the Night .... Goddess of the Storm ... my Goddess of The smile... I already know your name... I know who you are ... Let me To snatch you from the embrace of dark fate ... Let me protect you from the rain... Let me embrace you. Forgive me My Love - I only meet you and recognize you in the storm. ..... Dedicated to T.S
@@horaciosithat was quite literally the point of artistic direction; that's why one of the main characters is literally a mass produced artificial intelligence made to love K and in turn it's why K acts so robotic and " soulless ". I don't understand how a real living person with a brain can watch the first movie and see the vibrancy of the world and Replicants being more " Human than Human " and utterly fail realize the sequel took that concept and inversed it. Oh wait I know my bad it's literally not the same exact thing from 30 years ago when you were young and watching it in theaters so you just need to shit on it, let's ignore the fact if it did the same exact thing as the first movie you'd cry and shit your pants saying "Hollywood only copies the classic movies where is the originality???"
'All those moments will be lost in time like tears in rain'.
R.I.P. Rutger Hauer and Vangelis. Your memories will not be forgotten like tears in rain.
How v died
well some day they will, when the last human dies
@@tylermorgan5230 corona
I just learn he die same years as his character in the movie. How hasard could be teasing sometime... or, maybe, it's not hasard?
May his music live forever
Wait! He did the song??? I didn't know that... Rest in peace...
He wasn't a man, he was something else, much higher then us
Like tears in rain.
@@cheyennealvis8284prevent the rain from falling onto this message
Of course his music live forever
Listening to this on headphones while walking through the city, at night, during snowfall, is an absolutely ethereal experience. Made me feel like a lost replicant in the search for meaning
음악과 공간의 조화로 특별한 경험을 하셨군요. 완전히 같지는 않겠지만 저도 14년 전에 비슷한 경험을 했습니다.
I gotta do this sometime
"I've... seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire of the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams... glitter in the dark by Tanhäuser gate. All those... moments... will be lost in time, like... tears... in the rain. Time... to die."
Rest in peace, Rutger Hauer. rest in peace, Vangelis. May your works glisten like raindrops on a window forever.
so sorry if i'm being a nitpick but its C-beam not sea beams. Hope it helps :P
@@phamtrunghieu1503 Thank you!! I've always wondered exactly what a C-beam is.
@@qui-gontimtherandomraptor1072 i did some digging after i watch that monologue and was like what the heck is a C-beam. The best answer i can find is Cesium(the element on the periodic table) ^^
@@qui-gontimtherandomraptor1072 that's the genius of the writer here, since replicant Roy said '_you_ people wouldn't believe' at what he has seen, we can only guess what all these images would look like. But they are lost, like tears in rain.
❤
I'm not crying it's just the rain.
Decker- "I don't know why he saved my life. Maybe in his last moments he loved life more than anything, not just his life, anybody's life. My life. All he wanted were the same things the rest of us want. Where do I come from? Where am I going? How long have I got? All I could do is sit there and watch him die."
That deep regret, that sorrow...
_A Replicant had reminded him how to be_ *_human._*
Something he forgot somewhere along the line, doing the job...
He was a replicant himself though, in the film version at least.
Doesn't take away from the lesson, actually.
If he was a Replicant, the lesson still stands that he regained his empathy, his emotions and his soul.
@keepitsecret-dl1pr Gaff: You've done a man's job, sir! But are you sure you are a man?
Ford and Scott say he is a replicant. That's good enough for me!
@@Buckblacket Philip K. DIck always had a recurring theme in his novels about original vs copies no matter if it's objects or animals or humans. What *is* however frequently pointed out that in the case a copy is perfectly interchangeable with the original what's the fundamental difference between the two? In Dick's mind there isn't any. Whether Deckard himself was a replicant or not is equally irrelevant. Maybe he was, maybe he wasn't.
Why are replicants treated like property and machines when they're humans in all aspects (in some aspects actually superior). How does artificial life and intelligence become a slave while regular life isn't?
Harrison Ford btw said in early interviews he was rather upset by Scott retroactively claiming he was a replicant for he had acted under the impression he was human.
I always believed Scott just threw the audience a bone and later "agreed" with them. To me however it doesn't make any sense why they would entrust a replicant to hunt down and retire (kill actually) other replicants. Since they develop their own emotions and free-thinking eventually they become highly "unpredictable" (i.e. refuse to be mindless slaves for "questionable" work) and therefore would be too erratic and volatile to entrust with such a highly important task. Deckard clearly is at the stage of being disillusioned with his job and at first refuses it until Bryant threatens him. A fresh replicant (i.e. mindlessly obedient to its owners) would take the assignment no questions asked. If Deckard is like Rachel, i.e. the latest experiment with implanted memories and feelings, such a replicant would indeed be the last you'd send on such a mission. They're simply too human.
Besides if Deckard is a replicant what kind of model is he anyway when Leon nearly turns him into mincemeat and he clearly is no match for Batty and would have been killed by Pris too if she kept beating him. And if he is designed as a "police officer/bladerunner" replicant why not make him incredibly tough and durable?
If Deckard was indeed a replicant on a mission Gaff could easily retire him on the spot once the mission was over. Gaff didn't seem like a type to respect anybody. In a deleted scene Gaff has a conversation with Bryant in which he is asked about metaphysics he crudely replies "I p*ss on metaphysics". In other words he is cold-hearted, no-nonsense guy who sees replicants as mere machines period, and anybody getting emotional over it are in the wrong line of work.
Holden seems to have known Deckard for a long time (in a deleted scene). In other words Deckard couldn't have been an "old replicant".
I know it's a movie and obviously it can't be 100% logical. But to me the "Is Deckard himself a replicant" appears rather shoehorned in and is an artificial plot twist.
The real question is what the fundamental difference is between a born human and an artificial human (replicant), *not* if Deckard is human or replicant (which by virtue of the first part becomes an academic and largely irrelevant question.)
The underlying message not the details.
Rest In Peace dear Vangelis...
With this, we said good bye to Roy Batty, today, this song is for you.
All our tears, like rain, because you are gone.
We will miss you.
I mark the passing of Vangelis a truly amazing man and composer of our age.
While memories might be lost in time, like tears in rain, this music will never be.
This music makes me feel nostalgy, it brings tears in my eyes but is relaxing me when I am really stressed. Thank you, Vangelis, you will never be forgotten.
Speaking of “Tears in Rain”, RIP Vangelis (1943-2022) 😢💔🎧🎼🎶✨😇⛅️🇬🇷
Rutger Hauer... Vangelis.
A thing of beauty will never fade away.
I absolutly love the lullaby style
Chariots of fire and blade runner back to back. That is impressive.
R.I.P Rutger Hauer and Vangelis 😭
"Tous ces moments se perdront dans le temps, comme des larmes sous la pluie"... Et merci au coroner au passage pour l'épisode sur ce film incroyablement touchant ❤
Such a beautiful masterpiece of music... Blade Runner soundtrack truly was on another leve, I still have goosebumps each time i listen to the OST, but the main titles and tears in rain are so special, so intense and emotional !
Rest in peace Vangelis, you made several generations dream and will still do in the future
No movie has left in me in such an emotional shock like Blade Runner did.
Probably my favorite scene of the movie!
RIP Vangelis! 😭😭😭
It is the greatest scene ever, its visuals, the music, the atmosphere, the characters, the monologue, there is simply nothing like tears in rain, My life changed after watching it and I remember balling my eyes out because of the true meaning of the monologue of what it means to be human
The music of Blade Runner is such an important part of its enduring popularity.
The music captures the essence of the movie. Genius!
Fun fact: Vangelis was also in the band Aphrodite’s Child, which had a hit in the 60s with a song called “Rain and Tears.”
Just watched this for the first time tonight. Cool movie. I rewatched this scene several times because I found it touching.
I really love to listen to this when I walk alone in the streets at night, it cures my loneliness
i want this played at my funeral, and im not even joking
The thing we all have been seeking for our creator. So that, we can be worthy enough to live forever. And on that search, sometimes we all forget our purpose in life. So, the thing that makes us immortal is not the blessing from our creator but the deeds we do in our life that will make us immortal. And This movie passionately picturized that part for all of us. So that we can live forever. ❤❤
自分の命という炎が消える時がきたら…
この曲を流しあの世へ旅立とう
So Long, dear Master...
From 🇦🇷 with Love!!
It's one of those "It is what it is" nights for me.
One of them nights again.
It's one of those "it is what it is" lives for me
When isn't it one of those nights friend?
currently on the same state too...
The fantastic music from Vangelis, The legendary monologue from Rutger Hauer,may they live forever in the stars
A beautiful and sentimental piece of music ❤️❤️❤️
Ones life in a single moment expressed. Reverence for those about to die whilst acknowledging ones own mortality. A mixture of feelings, perhaps regret, mostly love, so little time left and how quickly time has passed ...
"I've... Seen things you people wouldn't believe.
Attack ships on fire near the shoulder of Orion.
I've watched _C-beams..._ Glitter in the dark near the Tanhauser Gate.
All those... Moments... Will be lost... In time...
_Like... Tears... In the rain..._
*Time... To die."*
Still amazing that this iconic monologue was improvised by Rutger Hauer on the spot.
@Freddy Alejo only "like tears in rain" was
@@itsnotborker456 No. This was the original speech by David Peoples:
"I've known adventures, seen places you people will never see, I've been Offworld and back… frontiers! I've stood on the back deck of a blinker bound for the Plutition Camps with sweat in my eyes watching stars fight on the shoulder of Orion... I've felt wind in my hair, riding test boats off the black galaxies and seen an attack fleet burn like a match and disappear. I've seen it, felt it...!"
This is the final version, rewritten by Rutger Hauer:
"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... Time to die."
Probably my favorite scene in the movie.... X)
@@wolterzz3267It was an improvised improv, fitting a film.
Incredible
Sublime.....tan perfecta como sensible,tan hermosa como triste y todo conjugandose en una marea de sentimientos..
Very beautiful music ! Beautiful film ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Truly a work of art.
❤😊a excellent and exceptional musician his work will live on for all eternity like tears in the rain.
Hi max thanks for your message reply
Magnifique!
Finally A worthy movie to tag a MASTERPIECE
Going to be seeing this film on the big screen later in the year, with a Live Orchestra in the room playing the music as the film goes. I know I'm gonna cry when this track hits
I always like the musical sound track from Blade Runner! But never realized it was made by a Composer named Vangelis and did sound tracks for The Movie Chariot's of Fire! But since listening to both movie tracks I recognize the same sound created by the dame Composing Genius! RIP Vangelis!
Pocivaj u miru maestro!
Vangelis makes me proud to be Greek. Se euxaristoume.
Its sea of stars , harmony its so beautiful. Vangelis forever
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 Tännhauser Gate.
All those moments will be lost in time...
Like tears in rain.
Love this tune.
i cannot BELIEVE this ... MASTER WORK bombed on its original release
Again and again you step into the middle of my path - in the dark, in the cold, in the rain. Silently you stand there without a name. Something reflects in the sparkle of your eyes... I look into them... I want to read everything about you. Raindrops trace a path down face to the lips - lead me to your mysterious beautiful smile. I think to myself: Here and now... in the midlle of the black cold night... in this difficult moment... you stand here with me and smile? Oh my God... I recognize your name... Goddess of the Night .... Goddess of the Storm ... my Goddess of The smile... I already know your name... I know who you are ... Let me To snatch you from the embrace of dark fate ... Let me protect you from the rain... Let me embrace you. Forgive me My Love - I only meet you and recognize you in the storm. ..... Dedicated to T.S
Grande vangelis
*Attack Ships on fire off the shoulders of Orion*
*I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate.*
@viktorriquelme3735 All those moments, will be lost in time like tears in rain
@@christopherspann-de3zj time to die
@@christopherspann-de3zj Time to Die.....
time to die
😥
Try not to cry challenge
Level: IMPOSSIBLE
Hans Zimmer could never compare 🔥🔥
@mr_heck 2049 is simply soulless.
@@horaciosithat was quite literally the point of artistic direction; that's why one of the main characters is literally a mass produced artificial intelligence made to love K and in turn it's why K acts so robotic and
" soulless ".
I don't understand how a real living person with a brain can watch the first movie and see the vibrancy of the world and Replicants being more " Human than Human " and utterly fail realize the sequel took that concept and inversed it.
Oh wait I know my bad it's literally not the same exact thing from 30 years ago when you were young and watching it in theaters so you just need to shit on it, let's ignore the fact if it did the same exact thing as the first movie you'd cry and shit your pants saying "Hollywood only copies the classic movies where is the originality???"
Blade runner só existe um o primeiro e único.
RIP CONSTANTINO Romero❤
Superbe merci😀🎶🎈🎶
To act in blade runner 2049 to match the classic 1982 takes years to experience the dystopian atmosphere
at the point of roy batty's dying he had found that which makes him immortal and that was his soul.
Αθάνατος!
"It`s too bad she won`t live... but than again who does?..."
Imagine they play this in the future blade runner game (blade runner 2033)
R.I.P Roy Batty T-T
Hasta siempre
Tu le pusiste música al espacio
"In the rain, nobody can see me cry"
It's too bad they couldn't live.. but, then again, who does?
Jesus we lost Vangelis and Angelo Badalamenti WTF!
With Rutger Hauer
gret music. a little bit strange when you know he composed rain and tears with his band "Aphrodite's child"
As I was listening to this my friend sent me a hallelujah version of I like big butts
;)
❤
Rip tootie those who know know you a real one.
Shouldnt the title be "bladu runneru" if its in japanese?
¯\_(ツ)_/¯