The Beauty Of Blade Runner 2049 

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I sat in a nearly empty theatre and got teary when I watched how beautifully made this sequel was. For a moment, it felt as if it was made just for me.

I love all the Atari and some other company advertisements in this movie even though they aren’t big anymore like they were in the 80’s. Such a cool alternate universe.

This film is inutterably sad. There is a level of loss that no words can capture. This film attempts to express that loss. What has been lost? Humanity.

0:46 I've worked on this particular shot, with my colleagues of course. My job was to composite all of the elements. I remember when I first saw the original Blade Runner and I was only starting with CG, my thought was "this is exactly the kind of movie I wish I could work on, but this movie is already made". Then some 15 years later I got the chance to actually work on the new Blade Runner movie. It was very challenging, many details to pay attention to. I love the aesthetic of Blade runner.

A video titled "The Beauty Of Blade Runner 2049" should be 164 minutes long

Maybe I'm wrong, but I feel this movie was underappreciated by the majority

This movie was way over the heads of many people. I think a modern classic.

I feel like every scene in this movie could be a Computer wallpaper

This movie is too beautiful it hurts.

4:22 That shot is iconic

A rare moment when an 80s sequel is actually great and better than expected.

Blade Runner 2049 has hold a special place in my heart. It’s not really a typical average movie, it’s a cinematic masterpiece. It’s a great sequel since The Godfather: Part II

This movie is the definition of an emotional,audio and visual masterpiece.

I went to Blade Runner 2049 expecting to be insulted at the temple that is Blade Runner. I came out of the theater a new man.

The cinematography in this movie was incredible. Unlike most people I think this movie is a master piece as the original was. I also think the movie was too short.

I have high hopes for the fate of DUNE 2020 in the hands of Denis Villeneuve,the guy makes truly beautiful cinema

Absolutely stunning. In years to come, future visual film-makers will be talking about this film as an inspiration.

i like that this video has no talking , just music and footage, perfect

I wish this movie never ended.....

Denis Villeneuve is a master of cinematography. His visual style evokes a dreamlike quality, like watching moving paintings

My dad and i can’t spend a lot of time together because he work late everyday but when he is free, we watch this movie again and again and i can’t get enough of that

This movie got a sublime photgraphy and scenography, Ryan Gosling made a good job with his role

This movie was PHENOMENAL. I can’t believe most were bored by it?!

I still have to pinch myself when I think about how we got such an incredible sequel to my favourite film of all time.

Every frame of this movie could be an art piece.

God I was happy when Deakins won for this....

I sat mesmerised in the cinema watching this movie. I could feel my mind stretching to take it all in. Felt like yoga for the brain.

The Beaty of Bladerunner 2049: Ana de Armas

God, when tears in the rain started playing chills ran down my spine and nostalgia hit me. This movie was so fucking amazing, beautiful, gorgeous. You name it and this movie was it. The long panned out shots of beautiful cinematography on top an epic score was truly a masterpiece. My favorite movie of all time without a doubt.

To call this film anything but amazing is an understatement. One of the greatest sequels in film history, this is how to do a sequel. How daunting it must have been making this film, the sequel to Bladerunner, one of the most influential film's ever. And loved.

The cinematography in this movie is phenomenal, and it absolutely deserved the Oscar in that category. This is one of the most beautiful movies I have ever seen. This is also my favorite movie.

The only reason this movie wasn't received better is because a lot of the modern movie audience wants to led around by their brains. If a movie requires attention or a drop of deep thought a lot of people tune out. It takes huge explosions to keep people's attention. This movie was great!

I'm at the verge of tears! I'm so happy to know that there are people in this world who, like me, believe that the Blade Runner movies are cinematic masterpieces! Thank you all!

This movie had such a profound impact on me. I wish I could erase it from my mind on command so I could watch it for 'the first time' again and again. It's so breathtaking, haunting, alien and beautiful.

some of my friends complained about the movie being too long, while i could keep watching for hours more.

Ana de Armas was stunning in this. What a dream she is

A complete masterpiece. I can't understand why people would hate it.

One of my greatest regrets is that I'll never eat a bowl of noodles in a flying car in the rain.

I want cyberpunk 2077 to feel like this and not just mad action. These peaceful moments that have beautiful visuals/scenery with emotion mixed in.

One of the most beautiful films of all time! Thank you Denis Villeneuve for this masterpiece!

"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".

im so glad hans zimmer is the music composer for this movie

When every frame is an art.

What a beautiful piece of art this was. As a big fan of the original, I wasn't disappointed at all. Fingers crossed for Dune.

Bladerunner 2049 is my favourite movie of last decade. Now I'm waiting so hard for a Denis Villeneuve's Dune.

The ending gives you goosebumps as you watch him lie on the steps!

I love how in the scene at 1:36 the lighting is done in such a way it reflects both characters on the tanks of all the replicants, there are many ways you could interpret the meaning behind that. Small things like that make this movie a masterpiece in my eyes.

Theres 2 types of people in this world .. the ones who loved this movie and the ones who didnt understand it

I am very proud that the three studios have allowed Denis Villeneuve to make such a beautiful film. Sad to note that the sales in theaters did not generate the sales that all hoped. Will the story reoccur like the first movie released in 1982 ? That hindsight and time will give all the cinematographic recognition that comes back to the film ? I believe so ... Thank you for this beautiful video...

I love this movie such much it brings feelings of tears but I never actually cry. So many feelings and nostalgic memories come from this movie and the first one. I have a connection to it as if I lived/will live to see this beautiful landscape of the bladerunner universe. Anyone relate?

Definitely, Denis Villeneuve did a great job in this movie. He continued the same line that Riddley Scott begin in Blade Runner. Both movies are only for us, the real fans of the world of replicants, not for a common "movie popcorn" audience.

And now I understand that I didn't exaggerate when I said that every frame of this film is masterpiece...

I've watched thousands of movies in my life, but this one stole my heart entirely for myself.

Best movie of the decade. Also one of the most underrated and underappreciated. It was nice to have a new movie let me use my own imagination throughout the film

Amazing photography

4:21 This scene is soooo iconic, every time i think of this movie i always remember that scene. I wish on some future we could get a see another blade runner movie.

Best cinematography, just look at it.

One of the best sequels of all time. Thanks for sharing.

Love the fact that it didn’t try to start a franchise and was focusing on making a amazing movie

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Human identity is such a terrifying thing

This and Interstellar were the only two movies of the decade where I said to myself, halfway through in the theater, "I wish this didn't have to end. I wish I could stay in this world with these characters for as long as I wanted."

"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 Tennhouser gates... All those... moments... will be lost... in time... like... tears... in rain... Time to die" X_x

Every single shot is pure art! Thanks Denis for this amazing movie!!!!

Blade Runner has been my favorite film for decades. Upon viewing BR2049, I was in awe at how they expanded upon the world Ridley and Jordan(Cronenweth) created. Without trying to mimic or fan service the film, Denis and Deakins found a way to craft something so beautiful and complex that like the 1982 film, will be misunderstood and considered a failure at first then discovered to be the masterpiece it actually is. I don’t need decades to know this.

I remember skipping school the Friday it came out when I was 17 to go watch this movie. Only a handful of people mostly 30 and up. Still one of the best theater experiences I ever had. LOVED THIS FILM.

While it is great that Deakins won for Best Cinematography, I feel like it should've won Best Picture, Best Director and Best Adapted Screenplay as well.

The visuals and music in the film are truly phenomenal, what a masterpiece

This movie is the main reason why I want to become a cinematographer.

Just found your channel, and I honestly expected this to be a video essay, but then I noticed it just kept going without being interrupted haha. Also I think the title is very interesting when you apply it to a realistic rather than a cinematographic perspective .. "The Beauty of Blade Runner 2049". Is this dystopian-like future of the human race universe actually beautiful? Maybe not, but the movie seems to try to say that heroes like K try to keep it as human as possible by carrying out selfless acts like in the movie. This video was great but you should definitely consider uploading it in 4K. I think it's definitely worth it. P.S. My favorite part was 2:32, where the music syncs with Joi's smile. Gave me goosebumps haha

Original Blade Runner still my all time favorite film, And the criminally underrated 2049 is right behind it. Both Masterclass work

This film has the best cinematography ever put to screen. No competition.

Every time I watch this movie, I cry for many reasons, the aesthetics in the movie, the cinematography, designs, plot, story, etc. everything is just so beautiful and it gets me deep inside. Best movie of all time for me, no doubt about that.

I sleep to blade runner music almost every night. I have some of the most amazing dreams

This masterpiece has the most Beautiful cinematography i have ever seen! I never wanted it to end!

architecturally and visually stunning!

Give it another few years or so, people will start to truly appreciate the beauty of this film.

Cannot get over the bold use of lighting, saturation and colour. It's all beautiful.

I love this sort of ambient music. It's now the only music that can effectively tear my mind away from my even the most persistent anxieties and literally take me away, at least momentarily. It fills me with a sense of wonder, peace and even hope.

I’ve watched this film no less than 20 times

This movie was marvellous and it blew my mind more than any movie I’ve ever seen. Seeing BLADE RUNNER 2049 in IMAX was a breath of fresh air knowing that we still have people who care about how a film is put together… thanks Denis! instead of creating something that people would feel familiar with, this movie took a huge risk in simply existing. Awesome mashup of some incredibly beautiful shots from BR2049 by the way!!! Love this edit.

One of the greatest Cinema Experiences I have ever had! I liked the original film but I absolutely loved the sequel! Blade Runner 2049 exceeded my expectations!

There may never be a cinematic achievement at the scale of this masterpiece again. I was blown away.

Hans Zimmer did an amazing job recreating the original sound track

although it's 3 hours long, it felt so much shorter than it could have been. It's beautiful, every character is so in depth and their own, the cinematography is the best i've ever seen in a film and by the end I wanted to cry saying how much I loved it. It truly is a masterpiece and VERY underrated.

This movie has such a mysterious and ominous vibe to it. Its hard to explain how I feel about it.

I still can't believe this movie didn't do well but The Lion King Remake will make Millions in a single week.

The beauty of Blade Runner: everything

Whenever i watch this movie i want to turn the volume up and up. Just to hear more. See more. What a Vision Denise Villeneuve brought to life.

I am reminded of the time a friend of my brother lent us his copy of 2001: A Space Odyssey, as neither of us had seen it and this friend, we'll call him Ryan, insisted we do so at our earliest convenience. We watched the movie, and it confused the hell out us. It wasn't bad per se, but it was weird, didn't seem very coherent, (in hindsight) much of the story was completely lost on us and overall left a lot to be desired. My brother returned it and told Ryan what we thought of it, which wasn't much. Ryan, disappointed and possibly offended, said we missed the entire point of why he wanted us to see it: not for flashy, "mindless entertainment" but as an experience to behold; the cinematography, the music, to broaden our minds and appreciate it as a technical piece, a work of art... Riiight. After getting over my irritation toward his words and not thinking much of his taste in movies, stopped to really think about what we had seen, the faint feelings it had roused, past the dazzling or unexplained visuals, finding moments of the film that spoke volumes without dialogue... Then it dawned on me that in my typical movie mindset I had entirely overlooked everything the film had going for it. While I can't speak for my brother, discussing the matter afterwards he seemed to have reached a similar understanding. This has since challenged how I watch and enjoy movies, and also finding more enjoyment in a broader range of styles than before. Recalling now it was preceded by the time when my dad introduced me to Blade Runner which I found intriguing through my dad's commentary, the presentation and the atmosphere, if a bit slow. The sum of these eventually led to me seeing the equally unforgettable Blade Runner 2049. Suffice to say I thoroughly enjoyed the sequel, and reflecting on the past, in part thanks to Ryan and 2001, but most influenced by my dad showing me the original. Thanks, dad. Oddly enough, as enthralling as 2049 was to me, I've only seen it once. The memory and the feeling of seeing it have remained so strong that I haven't needed to rewatch it, while fully intending to. Though now after having watched this homage and written all this out I'm feeling it's about the right time to do so. In contrast, 2001: A Space Odyssey, I still think is weird and have no desire to see a second time soon. Take what you will from that. "Ryan", wherever you are, you have my gratitude but I'm still a little salty for being called uncultured even though it was mostly true.

Ver esto hace darme cuanta cuan merecido estuvo el premio Oscar que recibió está película. Mas que mostrar efectos con explosiones y mil cosas moviéndose a la vez, está película nos regaló cuadros a los cuales, si se imprimen, casa uno es una obra de arte única.

Roy Batty deceased 2019. Movie. Rutger Hauer deceased 2019. Reality.

This movie was an almost religious experience for me.

I hope this turns into a cult classic movie such as the original one. That just few people had the privilege to watch it in an actual theater 😀

I will always remember the night when this movie awakened my passionate love for filmmaking. That night at the theater changed my life and I haven’t found a single film released on in the last 15 years that can truly match the beauty of 2049.

Interesting choice: you used the Blade Runner 1982 score.

Una de mis películas favoritas de todos los tiempos, lastima que poca gente la pudo apreciar.

such an underrated movie, visually a masterpiece imo & that score is beautiful too

This is historic. Each scene is so visually satisfying. Once in a while movie ❤️❤️❤️