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The girls, Hayley and Stella, are reacting to Blade Runner 2049 and this movie is better than the original?? This sequal directed by Denis Villeneuve and starring Ryan Gosling, Harrison Ford, Ana de Armas, Dave Bautista and it is very well done!!
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@deek60819 11 месяцев назад

the emanator doesn't give her a physical body, the raindrops 'hitting' her hand were also part of the hologram. It just matched the real environment

@liberator8858 11 месяцев назад

This film bring same vibes as "A.I. artificial intelligence" and "I am Mother". Brilliant sci-fi stories

@Buugzy 9 месяцев назад

8:00 the kind of partner every man wants

@seanrush3723 11 месяцев назад

Love the ending so much, it is so much nore compelling that K/Joe isnt the child. His arc of finding purpose without having to be "special" and choosing to save Deckard rather than following more orders proves his humanity.

@brotherjohnnyxXxX 11 месяцев назад

In the end, the real child is playing with fake snow while the fake child is experiencing the real thing.

@Retrostar619 11 месяцев назад

God, i never made that connection! Thank you :-)@@brotherjohnnyxXxX

@brotherjohnnyxXxX 11 месяцев назад

@@Retrostar619 👍

@brianmeyerhofer8616 10 месяцев назад

The toy horse and origami unicorn parallel.

@MICHAELASHER. 8 месяцев назад

@@brotherjohnnyxXxXDamn good observation!!!

@thejasbah 11 месяцев назад

I think Luv’s tears are more out of relief…as long as the latest model replicant can’t give birth, she remains “the best” in the eyes of Wallace. If you think of Joi as purely a Wallace companion app who tells you exactly what you want to hear, her dialogue with Joe throughout makes perfect, sad sense. The ad near the end where the billboard even says “you look like a good Joe”. She doesn’t pick Joe as K’s name because she thinks he’s special or it suits him. It’s because he wants to be special, she’s programmed to reinforce his desires and that’s her “default” go to. But what that does indicate is that even a replicant has human wants and desires to be loved and special.

@TheJerbol 11 месяцев назад

I disagree, she follows her programming just as much as we humans do. She truly loved Joe and was an individual person, not just a good AI

@Retrostar619 11 месяцев назад

I like your interpretation of Luv's tears a lot. It's part of her programming that she wants to be the best, so that makes logical sense. My view is that she's witnessed this sort of thing multiple times before, and her programming prevents her from intervening, which is heartbreaking to her.

@Retrostar619 11 месяцев назад

Well, yes, you can say she truely loved him, and i think you'd be correct. But Joi was programmed to adapt to the needs of the user, so is that love a free choice? It's ambiguous, I think. @@TheJerbol

@TheJerbol 11 месяцев назад

we also do many of the same things as humans. we change our behaviour to appease those around us especially those we care about. we have much less free will around these things than we think@@Retrostar619

@chrisleebowers 11 месяцев назад

Luv is Blade Runner's equivalent of Stephen from "Django Unchained" - by being the right hand slave of a powerful magnate, they have more power privilege than most free people. They have no interest in freeing "their people" or toppling the system built on slave labor because they *personally* enjoy such a high ranking position within that system. The emotions Luv and Stephen have toward their respective masters is equally complex.

@rexwilliams7643 11 месяцев назад

Denis Villeneuve is my favourite modern director as he allows his audience to think rather than shove it in your face. He trusts his audience and that's a rare thing these days.

@vvanheukelum 11 месяцев назад

The thing I love about all his movies ( like Dune recently ), is that his movies are a 50% of storytelling and visual art. Half the movie is like a huge screensaver with artwork from the movie, and gives you time to reflect on the last scene before getting confronted with the next scene.

@malexander4094 11 месяцев назад

The first is a masterpiece. But I'll never hesitate or be embarrassed to call "2049" my favorite between the two. Same writers as the first, too. Also, as long as I live, the theatrical experience was flipping unforgettable.

@mrmr4622 11 месяцев назад

Can never forgive myself for not seeing it in IMAX

@Wolfen443 11 месяцев назад

@@mrmr4622 , I did it was amazing visually.

@MakoSucks 9 месяцев назад

The original is my favorite, but... 2049... is the superior movie... GOD....DAMNIT.

@Alvan81 Месяц назад

@@mrmr4622the flying scenes and junkyard scenes, and the Los angeles? Were absolutely incredible

@SuperHighSunday 11 месяцев назад

Now that you’ve seen this one, I’d actually recommend going back and watching the Final Cut of the first one. You watched the theatrical cut last time, which is just downright terrible compared to 2049.

@boomieboo 11 месяцев назад

The Final Cut is a must-watch.

@WhiteHawk77 11 месяцев назад

Yeah, downright terrible they watched that version, spoiled their very first experience of one of the best films ever. If they were recommended that version by someone that person should be shot, if they just decided they should have asked or done a vote.

@mauz4588 11 месяцев назад

I'd also recommend the Final Cut. There were also three shorts made as promotional material for 2049, and a spinoff series called Black Lotus, set between the original movie and 2049. I really enjoyed it

@ghostsquirrel8739 11 месяцев назад

Ok slow down everybody it’s not downright terrible. The theatrical version was the way a lot of people knew the film for a long time. I think it’s good they saw it as it originally was, now they can watch The Final Cut and judge the changes to the film.

@mrglasses8953 11 месяцев назад

@@ghostsquirrel8739 Most people didn't see blade runner until the directors cut was released in the early 90s, and the final cut is just a cleaned up directors cut.

@shainewhite2781 11 месяцев назад

Blade Runner 2049 won Best Visual Effects and Best Cinematography.

@glennwelsh9784 11 месяцев назад

Blade Runner never needed a sequel. But this probably the best possible sequel that could've been made.

@clayjohanson 11 месяцев назад

When they announced the sequel, I was seriously worried that they’d screw it up and ruin “Blade Runner” in the process. Fortunately, Villeneuve put together an awesome team of folks (esp. Roger Deakins) and demonstrated that we had nothing to worry about.

@sana-cm7oc 11 месяцев назад

Love your reaction. So glad you watched this. I love this film. It is amazing. Ridley Scott personally chose Denis Villeneuve to direct this film. Now you need to react to Sicario - another incredible film from Denis Villeneuve. (and the sequel, Sicario 2) There are 3 short films with the Blu-Ray release. They are very well made. One of them shows that Sapper was a very good man. That is why the Blade Runners found him.

@kobarsos82 10 месяцев назад

Sicario is pretty mediocre honestly. Although when I say mediocre, it means mediocre for Villeneuve's standards. All his other movies are way above even the "very good" grade, so yeah, in comparison it does pale a lot. Watch any other of his films and you'll find them way more compelling from start to finish. Its an insanely good modern director to be fair! And I wish we had more directors like him. A true visionary! PS: Sicario 2 is not even by Villeneuve btw, so its actually quite worse than the first film and not recommended in general.

@ManPeach81 11 месяцев назад

Fun fact: the scene at the beginning with Sapper was actually written as the opening to the first movie, but they re-use/re-work it in this film and weave it into the story

@Zombiesnyder13 11 месяцев назад

No one is better than Denis Villeneuve to adapt RENDEZVOUS WITH RAMA into a movie #DenisVilleneuve4RendezvousWithRama

@rafm3068 11 месяцев назад

I am waiting for Rendezvous With Rama. Its the perfect story for Denis.

@xk1sv 11 месяцев назад

And I really want Hans Zimmer to do the soundtrack. He adds so much to any movie !

@harley2704 11 месяцев назад

“They couldn’t make the walls opaque?” Kind of defeats the purpose of a window display that’s supposed to drive sales , wouldn’t it ? Lol

@EChacon 11 месяцев назад

Looking forward to your _Blade Runner 2049_ reaction and I recommend for Hailey and Stella to react to _Arrival_ (also directed by Denis Villeneuve who did Dune and Blade Runner: 2049) along with _The Matrix_ films, _ET, Back to the Future, AVATAR_ (including _The Way of Water),_ _Total Recall_ (the 1990 film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger) and _Minority Report_ the latter two which just like _Blade Runner_ are film adaptations by Philip K. Dick.

@tobyforrester 11 месяцев назад

I would say that the reaction you had with this movie is the reaction people had with the first Blade Runner (director's cut). It's just that the original one is 40 years old and lot of the themes and issues have been recycled and dealt with in popular culture hundreds of times. But when the original BR came out, it was a refreshing new take on science fiction and humanity and technology. The reason the original one might not resonated with you is because the themes have been dealt with for 40 years in popular culture. Now BR 2049 dealt with artificial intelligence and dug deeper on what is to be a replicant in ways which is more contemporary and up to date. But 40 years ago, that's what the original Blade Runner was.

@xk1sv 11 месяцев назад

I had the same thoughts, The first blade runner has been so influential on not just movies, but so many other things we live in now. It can’t have the same impact now that it did or originally. I can remember seeing it when it came out and being mesmerized. Now it’s nostalgic to watch, but then it had impact!

@landofmoosports8467 11 месяцев назад

Y'all being speechless when the movie ends is exactly how I felt sitting in the movie theater. A perfect ending for a perfect movie.

@JohnnyZenith 11 месяцев назад

Me too.

@jaefuturelyknownas7732 11 месяцев назад

If you guys want to be REAL completists, there were 3 or 4 short mini films that bridge the time periods between the first and second films. ❤ your reaction!!!!

@sana-cm7oc 11 месяцев назад

Get to see Sapper's sacrifice - showing he has a soul.

@seanmurphy637 11 месяцев назад

For me, the impact of the character Joi is to further blur the distinction between what is real and what is artificial. This is already there because of the replicants, Joi adds another layer to that. It is a world that seems so determined to create an artificial reality and destroy the actual reality, maybe purely just for the desire of having total control.

@henriklarsen8193 11 месяцев назад

What few seem to realize is that Luv may not have a name, at all. He just calls her "luv" as one might say "sweetheart" or "my dear", and he even has no emotion in that. She seems to have just adopted it as a name. He doesn't care about her, she just pretends and deeply wishes that he did.

@clayjohanson 11 месяцев назад

Wallace has a serious God complex, and Luv sees herself as his primary archangel. Insofar as a replicant is capable of love, she absolutely loves him.

@henriklarsen8193 11 месяцев назад

@@clayjohanson Completely. I would even say worships. Like a child wanting dad to notice them, desperately!

@Alvan81 Месяц назад

To me like a child trying to impress, listen to her when she confronts Madam in the police station listen to her voice when she says I'll tell Wallace that you tried to kill me

@sana-cm7oc 11 месяцев назад

I keep re-watching this reaction. It is reassuring to know that others appreciate just how beautiful and deeply emotional this film is. 🙂

@Maya_Ruinz 11 месяцев назад

There is a ton of symbolism in this movie that gets lost, the tree I always felt represented life in the midst of darkness. I think Rachael represents the origins for the rest of the replicant race, a literal Eve, buried at the foundation of a tree, literally from her death springs the miracle of life. Wallace also calls his replicants "Angels" and that he wants "millions" of them without life spans... he literally represents a deity, creating an army of helpers "angels" that serve him and he gives them direction.

@JohnnyZenith 11 месяцев назад

Masterpiece. Beautiful. I agree it's better than the first and I really really love the first.

@StoriesThatSuck-pw1vi 11 месяцев назад

Man, Denis Villeneuve just does not make simple, throw-away movies, does he? Brilliant.

@tellyheadlol4258 9 месяцев назад

He continues to release amazing films, I think he's going to be regarded as one of the greatest directors in history in the future.

@mrmr4622 11 месяцев назад

Probably my favourite movie of the last 15 years, its incredible on every level

@JohnnyZenith 11 месяцев назад

Mine too. Fury Road too.

@elicantu5111 11 месяцев назад

The test is measuring biometric responses to words. Throwing phrases like "How is like to hold the hand of the one you love" "Interlinked" to see if there is shift's in his biometrics. Making sure that the "product" is experiencing malfunction's that will make them "unfit"

@madraven3346 11 месяцев назад

I kind of agree with this, but going back to the original I look at it through the lens of -- instead of trying to provoke an emotional response -- trying to measure the comparative stability of the responses he's already having to the extent he's even allowed to have any

@xk1sv 11 месяцев назад

Poor Luv, so misunderstood ... According to actress Sylvia Hoeks, Luv was twelve years old in Blade Runner 2049. I think she's more of an abused child than a villain. One who, loves, fears and wants to please her 'Father'. In the scene where Wallace kills the failed replicant, just after she is decanted from the plastic womb, he tells her she is the best angel of all, just after kissing the one he kills. You can see on her face she is terrified of being a failure. By the end I think both Luv and Joi true people, even though they weren't 'born'.

@Alvan81 Месяц назад

Just hit me on the last couple of viewings, in the police station when she kills Madam... "I'm going to tell Mr Wallace you tried to kill me listen to her voice intonation".

@timothyfuller4781 Год назад

My 2nd favorite movie of all time! Love that you covered it!

@tylerhackner9731 11 месяцев назад

Love this film

@DopamineVice 11 месяцев назад

Man i love this movie its asthetic is truly enjoyable the cyperpunk futuristic theme plus the cinematography is visual appealing watched it like 3 times i think and somehow hoped it was even longer or a lotr type trilogy

@steved1135 11 месяцев назад

Definitely not better than the original. Yet, Villeneuve managed to pull off a sequel to a movie that should not have had one, and did an amazing job.

@brotherjohnnyxXxX 11 месяцев назад

Ridley Scott made us question if Deckard is a replicant. Instead of giving us the answer, Villeneuve kept the mystery going and made us question if Deckard was summoned/programmed to fall in love with Rachel.

@chrisleebowers 11 месяцев назад

And the answer is such a Philip K Dick/existential thing to say "It was real to *me..."*

@blackwell61a 11 месяцев назад

No he's not a replicant, scott's just screwing with the fans.

@Alvan81 Месяц назад

I took it more to me Rachel was designed to make him/(men) fall in love with her and therefore not want to retire her. Neither Gaff, nor Decker, Nor Tyrrell could bring themselves to...

@Cau_No 11 месяцев назад

About the timeline: The original movie depicted a future where some things still existed, that did not survive into the real 2019 (Have you seen the neon adverts for PanAm, Atari, TDK …?) 2049 just did go further down that vision, basically creating an alternate history future. Some of the adverts in the market had "CCCP" written on them, which is cyrillic for USSR - which means, the Soviet Union still exists in Blade Runner as it did in 1982. Somehow it opened up without breaking down in 1991, and got some influential technology used in the food processing farms at the opening scene, where the writings were also in Russian. Which means, the Blade Runner world deviated from ours at some point in the 1980s.

@djashley2002 11 месяцев назад

I think that what you are actually seeing in the difference between BR and BR:2049 is the development of cinema over those 35 years. In that time cinema (and TV) has become increasingly sophisticated, not just technologically, but in storytelling and presentation. You only have to look at the massive gulf between the 1979 Captain America TV movie and The Falcon and the Winter Soldier to see just how far the visual arts have come.

@sbsummit 11 месяцев назад

You said at the start "this is what I wanted from the original" - well, it was there, but you missed it. Now you need to go back and watch the Final Cut of the original instead of the theatrical release, then this one again. You'll get it. :-)

@ryanflake3481 11 месяцев назад

You mentioned 'Peter and the Wolf' tickling your music nerd brain so I wanted to offer my interpretation of why it was used. Now, I haven't seen this confirmed anywhere, but to me it was the perfect piece of music. In the piece, it tells it's story with each instrument representative of a different animal. A stand in, an approximation and a replica of that animal. What better tune for a company that creates synthetic beings, both digital and semi-biological.

@DanielSSilva-616- 11 месяцев назад

If you like Ryan Gosling The Nice Guys is a must!

@jeromym5124 11 месяцев назад

One of my favourite plot points, that usually gets overlooked. Is the scene where the Rachael replacement meets Deckard, he says her eyes were green. Most people read that as the designers making a mistake, but it's actually Deckard removing that piece from the board. Which makes it all the more heartbreaking. Rachaels eyes are brown, it only looks green during the scene when she's taking the voight kampf test.

@JayPadrig 11 месяцев назад

Howabout this title: CAN’T EXIST WITHOUT THE ORIGINAL. Unlike Star Wars and Indiana Jones- they brought Harrison Ford back without ruining EVERYTHING

@johannesclericusparacelsus4084 11 месяцев назад

Loved this movie Way, way better that I expected. Even with Jared Leto.

@bingsterc7621 11 месяцев назад

The Sequel was good, but it WASN’T better than the first film…🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻

@Eizengoldt 2 месяца назад

Its miles better, stop coping

@Mangolite 11 месяцев назад

Stella mentioning Alexa, now you’ll need to check out Her (2013) starring Joaquin Phoenix and Scarlett Johansson.

@PaulCastles 11 месяцев назад

I prefer this over the original, respectfully.

@TheJerbol 11 месяцев назад

Same

@tearsoflight 11 месяцев назад

I loved the reaction..... when the realization of what was what came across your faces.... If you like robot/ ai filmography I recommend A.I (Artificial Intelligence), I Robot or something not quite the same but with fun similar story telling.... Altered Carbon season 1. Oh yeah, the Battlestar Galactica prequel has some similar concepts.... Caprica. There's another older movie but I can never remember it's name.... i might have to deep dive the net to figure it out after this comment.

@viciouspiggy1 11 месяцев назад

When the three replicant prostitutes approached him and one of them spoke and there was subtitles, it was Krista Kosonen, a famous actress over here in Finland and she was speaking Finnish. Everyone laughed in the theate when I saw it, it was so weird.

@samworf6550 11 месяцев назад

20:18 In Peter and the Wolf, the motifs represent the different characters in the story, as you probably know. The motif that gets played for K is Peter's own motif, which Prokofiev intended to represent not just Peter, but humanity in general. It is the only motif that is played on multiple instruments (the strings) so it can display the relative complexity of humans versus the simpler animals who only get one instrument.

@agarcia2290 11 месяцев назад

I feel after this you should watch the movie HER. Fits so well into the genre of sci-fi and artificial intelligence morphing into the “real” world. With this in mind it would be interesting to hear your thoughts on it.

@adamwarlock1 11 месяцев назад

Yeah I'd forgotten how much this builds off of that. People going back and seeing innovative stuff like this can easily miss how they were standing on the shoulders of films with similar ideas, like The Matrix with Dark City. Not stealing but just being part of the same ferment.

@NR-rv8rz 11 месяцев назад

Next do 'This is Spinal Tap'. And don't read a single thing about it to get a perfectly fresh take.

@Retrostar619 11 месяцев назад

Yes, seconded. Great choice.

@NR-rv8rz 11 месяцев назад

Ideally with all four watching@@Retrostar619

@sameehkins5957 11 месяцев назад

Speaking of subtext in every scene: In the beginning when we first see K being served food by JOI in his apartment. JOI says "i'm getting cabin fever", as if she has made that complaint before. That is effectively a built in advert within JOI, to persude people to buy the Emminater (the hologram stick). And what do you know, in the next scene we see K has alreadt purchases one for her. The other question you have to ask yourself is what is love? Was JOI really in love with K? Or was she just programmed to do everything to make K happy as a partner and make it look like she wss in love? After all JOI is essentially a program made for lonely people and Tyrell corporation owns the product of JOI. I would definitely rewatch the movie. There are plenty more subtext details like this which make the world feel more detailed. Loads things hidden in scenes.

@seekerpat 11 месяцев назад

The Blade Runner films are similar to Alien & Aliens. Both have different directors for the sequel, with different visions/aesthetics. But both sequels complement and expand on the originals.

@xk1sv 11 месяцев назад

There are 3 short films that tie the last film to this one, and they explain the topics that you first mention in this video. Really are mandatory watching before seeing this :) Not sure if anyone has mentioned this already.

@shainewhite2781 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😊

@Curien247 11 месяцев назад

K won the last fight against Luv because K was designed to combat other Replicants. Blade runner by design. Wallace was supposed to originally be played by David Bowie but he passed away in 2016. Leto replaced him.

@clayjohanson 11 месяцев назад

“Her eyes were green.” Sean Young’s eyes are brown, and so are Rachael’s - they didn’t recreate her incorrectly. But Deckard REMEMBERS her as having green eyes, and his statement to Wallace is a short way of telling him that he will not accept this new Rachael. Deckard’s Rachael is long dead and buried and lives now only in his memory. As for Ana: She likely has no immune system deficiency at all. Her being locked up keeps her from being found, since no one will ever have a chance to examine her or her DNA. “Blade Runner” was my favorite movie until “2049” was released - in my opinion, “2049” is a somewhat superior film.

@arnawawidagda7860 11 месяцев назад

Look at the VK test clips in this movie. That's definitely not brown.

@clayjohanson 11 месяцев назад

Look at EVERY OTHER PICTURE of her in the movie. Her eyes are brown. Whoever did the V-K effects used someone else’s eye.

@davebradley6944 11 месяцев назад

Of course they recreated her correctly, they had the original genetic code. Deckard knew this full well - his comment to Wallace was just a big F#$% You.

@eliot2752 11 месяцев назад

It was a decent effort as it does pull you around but the crowd and dense atmosphere in this one is not as good. The offices and interiors quite dull. The holograms a classic VFX overload that didn’t quite work in my humble opinion. Reminded me of Colin Farrell’s (Total Recall) at times. Especially the prostitute outdoors scene, kind of lifeless and set like with studio rain sprinklers. And it didn’t feel like a living breathing environment like the original. Most of the score is pretty good. The Harrison Ford scenes a let down unfortunately. The original (not the voice over version) is a master piece for it’s time and a ground breaking piece of film art. Out there with Alien, Aliens, 2001 etc You don’t have to have meaning for everything… not everything has to connect. it can be a dark poem that is just full of emotion but without reason. Then it’s just about what it does for you, the individual. You take away what you want.

@chrisfofficial 11 месяцев назад

You should watch Cloud Atlas. Underrated sci-fi unlike anything else and one of Tom Hanks favourite films. The Wachowski's best film, better than both The Matrix and V for Vendetta. I especially love the story about the two male lovers and Neo Seoul. So heartbreaking and beautifully shot.

@mrmr4622 11 месяцев назад

I wouldn't go as far as saying Atlas is better than Matrix, but it's a good film

@mhjmstultiens 11 месяцев назад

At the very least Bladerunner paved the way for you to appreciate what the release of 2049 meant for so many fans of SF movies.

@JordanArce 11 месяцев назад

Personally I still prefer the first movie because of its stronger ambience and atmosphere - a gritty, rainy and dangerous dystopian world, compared to 2049’s sterile and somewhat safe Los Angeles in comparison. I love Roger Deakins (2049’s cinematographer) and he actually won an Oscar for the film! But I would have preferred more cinematic grain and darkness against the bright neon. It could also be my millennial bias for that specific cyberpunk aesthetic which pretty much was invented by the first Blade Runner movie and inspired other classics such as The Fifth Element, Minority Report, and Back to the Future II. That said, over the years I grew to greatly appreciate the slow burn and profound meaning behind Denis Villnueve’s sequel. With every rewatch I am more convinced of Ryan Gosling’s subtle genius as an actor, and at the end of the day I feel very emotionally connected to K, Joi and even Luv in their quests to have some kind of meaning to their existence. Most cinephiles would agree though, that Roy Batty from the first movie is the heart and soul of Blade Runner, and upends movie expectations by being a villain that actually is more of a tragic sympathetic “hero” just fighting for survival against those who would take away his right to be. I’m so glad you enjoyed both movies overall! The closer we get to Artificial Intelligence, catastrophic global warming/nuclear war, and the rampant abuse of corporate greed, the more these films become a guide and warning to how we value humanity in the future. True science fiction.

@robdread2001 8 месяцев назад

The two films compliment each other wonderfully.

@TaiiRasshu 11 месяцев назад

Wish you guys had watched any of the supplemental media for the movie there were short films and an animated movie there was more of the world and it lead up to 2049 😔

@ssotkow 11 месяцев назад

My favorite was the featuring Dave Batista

@davidpax 11 месяцев назад

The films are different bc the two directors have different priorities. Ridley Scott is a master of imagery and set design. Villeneuve wants slow movies with love and emotions being most important. You could see that in Villeneuve's Arrival film. You think it's about aliens but actually it's about love. The writer of both film is Hampton Fancher I think, and he ties the two films together in a very clever way, without solving the mystery about Deckard being a replicant or not. (You don't want to p*** off half of the audience). I was disappointed that we didn't get to see the old Blade Runner world again though with the high contrast back lit night scenes. It's not tech noir visually like the old movie.

@vvanheukelum 11 месяцев назад

The thing I love aboutVilleneuve's movies ( like Dune recently ), is that his movies are a 50% of storytelling and visual art. Half the movie is like a huge screensaver with artwork from the movie, and gives you time to reflect on the last scene before getting confronted with the next scene.

@davidpax 11 месяцев назад

@@vvanheukelum I prefer the visuals of the original. Dune 2049 had many almost monochrome scenes. Las Vegas is all red, the scene with the giant Joy hologram is all blue, and so on. This kind of color grading is a problem/style with many modern films. Dune has the exact same problem.

@DJMooseKnuckle 11 месяцев назад

Even though I love this movie. There was never a moment like in the first film with Roy’s speech that brought me to tears.

@feudist 11 месяцев назад

Noir is ALL about the soul. What's it worth? Can it be sold? What happens when you destroy your own? Does everyone have one? Bladerunner asks the follow on questions: Is the soul a divine thing? Unique to organic life? An emergent artifact of sufficient complexity? The original was a patchwork of story ideas, period mood, genre, visual storytelling(see Scott's "The Duellists" for Film As Canvas) and simply captured lightning in a bottle. Its growth in the popular imagination over the years is what set up the more fully envisioned world of 2049. A couple of brilliant Neo-Noir movies are "Body Heat" from 1981 and "Blood Simple " 1984. Both take a staple Noir plotlines: The extramarital affair, money and murder, and bring them up to date. There are Souls, and the Soulless in these two.

@Vorgaloth 9 месяцев назад

I saw it in the theater. This film left me sitting in my seat for a while after it was over. The rest of the evening I just kept thinking about life - meaning, purpose, love, the difficult and complex nature of reality etc. I love this film and consider it the greatest sci-fi next to Terminator 2 and Aliens. The film score was magnificent too. I ended up writing a summation after having seen it a second time: There was no real decoy. It was purely on paper. K/Joe is utterly, completely, unequivocally unremarkable, thus his name, Joe... as in Average Joe. Joi does not possess a soul. She is completely fake. She is the other side of the Replicant coin and is made solely to please and coddle her owner/lover. Her entire branding scheme is that she'll be anything you want. Joi is K's fleeting dream of being special -- to be human, or as he put it, "to have a soul" -- so she always reinforced this to him. Just before Luv crushed her emanator she made sure in her final moment to tell him that she loved him. Wallace posed a question about whether Deckard was moved by love or by programming. To me there's no doubt whatsoever Deckard is fully human. The original movie is about a bad man finding his humanity through the grace of a machine. Wallace's question is not a literal "Are you human or machine?" question, but pondering what the difference is; if love is just neurochemistry, and if we are products of biological programming or something higher, like a soul. The ultimate takeaway is that it really doesn't matter. What matters is what we choose to do with our lives. We find and create our own meaning and purpose. In summary, 2049 is about dreams and delusions. K wants desperately to feel special so Joi tells him this constantly and he quickly assumes all the evidence points to him because it's his dream. He becomes deluded and forces himself into the situation even as it destroys him. He thinks this is what it means to be human - to grapple with one's humanity. Then upon meeting Freysa, K comes to learn that in fact he is not special after all. Not born but manufactured. He is torn between two sides telling him what his identity is and should be; the LAPD who informs his identity as that of a slave, and the resistance which informs his identity as that of a free Replicant. When K comes across the giant pink Joi on the bridge, she says to him "You look like a good Joe". He then realizes that not even the name his Joi gave him was special. Her feelings for him were never real... just programming. K, at this point an emotionally broken Replicant, it is in this moment that he chooses to follow his own path and not let anyone tell him who he is or what he should do. He makes the most human decision of all and takes his life into his own hands. He saves Deckard for the same reason Roy did in the first Blade Runner. He wanted someone to remember him, for his final decision that fully validates him as human to not be in vain. No one else gave him his identity, only he did, and his sacrifice ensured forever that he was by every metric a human being, even if the world would ultimately forget him.

@Whistler4u 11 месяцев назад

So focused on male actors. Shout out to Robin Wright and Ama de Armas.

@watchreadplayretro 11 месяцев назад

I like this movie, but please do try to read BladeRunner 2 '90s novel by K W Jeter if you can it kept some of us fans going for a few decades until the official movie sequel, thanks for the great reaction!

@negladiator 11 месяцев назад

Roger Deakins won the Oscar for Best Cinematography for this masterpiece.

@PalimpsestProd 11 месяцев назад

Luv never turned on him because she can't. No replicant can hurt Jared's character and thye all have to do what he says which makes the whole movie sort of pointless. If you want to know why she's called Luv watch "THX-1138".

@paranoid090 11 месяцев назад

I noticed that the "Wallace Jingle" is music from Peter and the Wolf, too! Specifically, the opening of Peter's theme. I still don't know why it was chosen in this movie.

@EChacon 11 месяцев назад

Also depending on next week’s film following _Blade Runner: 2049_ and _Gravity_ I would highly recommend that after those films, I recommend all four of you will react to other different films outside of the Science Fiction and Godzilla/Monster/Kaiju films every Thursday such as those of the Horror, Comedy, Drama, Fantasy and Action genres like The _Kingsman_ films, _Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, Scott Pilgrim, Stardust, Van Helsing, The Mummy films, Star Wars, Indiana Jones,_ a Horror movie _(Happy Death Day, Five Nights at Freddy’s,_ etc.), _Arachnophobia, Barbie_ etc. Because you’ve been reacting to Science Fiction films for 6-7 months and eventually it can get repetitive being stuck to reacting to one film genre (Science Fiction) every Thursday and I always would like to see you expand your horizons and reacting to different movies that you’re missing out on and make the Thursday reactions feel new and to add variety, considering your reactions to _2001: A Space Odyssey, Meg 2: The Trench_ and _Annihilation_ are earning a lot less views than your previous group reactions. Secondly It’s October already and it’s baffles me you haven’t reacted to any Scary/Horror movies already!!

@shainewhite2781 11 месяцев назад

Ryan Gosling is in this movie as the new Blade Runner. Gosling and Harrison Ford got along with each other during filming. In an interview, Ford said he accidentally punched Gosling so hard in the face during their fight scene, he knocked him out cold for an hour or so. When Gosling woke up, he asked, "What Happened?" Lol!

@Dousch 11 месяцев назад

Knocked him out? An hour? That part is made up. He didn't even fall down from the punch. Ford punched him in one take, Gosling was taken aback but handled it like a champ, and Ford not only hugged him on set moments after it happened (behind-the-scenes videos show you this on the Blu-ray) he also apologized by coming over to Gosling's trailer with a bottle of whiskey. The only change in the story between interviews is that he might not have let Gosling keep the bottle, but rather just one glass. The film's editor Joe Walker did an interview with Screen Junkies where he mentions the crew coming over with ice for Gosling and Ford immediately put his hand in it, apparently.

@dongiovanni4331 5 месяцев назад

The moment K is dying with Vangelis's Tears in Rain playing gets me every time.

@jonasfermefors 11 месяцев назад

I would say that the first film was better for its time but 2049 is still a better movie. In 1982 Blade Runner was so exceptional as a sci-fi movie that it was just in a different realm from contemporary movies. 2049 is also a visual masterpiece for its time and it builds beautifully on the world of the original while being its own thing. I saw 2049 in iMax 3D the first time I saw it and that was the best 3D movie experience I've ever had.

@ssotkow 11 месяцев назад

It's like comparing the first iPhone to an iPhone 15 iteration. The first one was a trailblazer, yet rough around the edges. Adapting ideas from the 1968 sci-fi novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? to cinema was considered novel at the time. Three decades later, younger generation of audiences already saturated by films that emulated from a progression of sci-fi flicks that borrowed/piggybacked off each other from predecessors, may perceive the original as crude. To younger viewers, the original that may lack the refined visuals, editing, sets, score, dialogues, and maturated eccentricities and cinematic know-hows of modern film making.

@jonasfermefors 11 месяцев назад

@@ssotkow "It's like comparing the first iPhone to an iPhone 15 iteration." Sure, except they are both really good unlike any Apple products that are just pretty 😉

@adrianpeart 11 месяцев назад

I highly recommend A Place Beyond the Pines & Drive

@UberNoodle 11 месяцев назад

@31:44 and at @41:31 Notice how Luv copies Wallace and how he killed that replicant at the beginning? That adds a whole new layer to her character in the story.

@AlohaTrev 11 месяцев назад

Great commentary. Not just “reaction”.

@geomax3465 11 месяцев назад

This girls still find VERY difficult to grasp what this movies represent. But they are getting closer with this one. You need to come from a pleace free of Tik-Tok and Woke culture. But i think in time and with new generations maybe, just maybe is hope out there.

@itzbp9949 11 месяцев назад

Unfortunately i don't think woke culture is going anywhere because the woke generation will teach their kids woke crap and so on and so forth and it's gonna be a never ending bullshit. I don't think how things were before will ever go back that way again

@PaulBradshawMedia 11 месяцев назад

Such a fascinating discussion after your reaction. Such an intelligent, thought-provoking exploration of the themes. For me it surpassed the first film both narratively and in terms of character and yes so much more satisfying an ending.

@Madpegasusmax 11 месяцев назад

It's a great movie :3 .You should see the 5th Element , I'm sure It will be one of yours favorites :D

@sana-cm7oc 11 месяцев назад

Multipass

@dabe1971 11 месяцев назад

Girls, I would really recommend you go back and watch ‘Blade Runner: The Final Cut’ then the three prequel shorts Blade Runner: 2022 Black Out, Blade Runner 2036: Nexus Dawn and Blade Runner 2048: Nowhere to Run which flesh out the interim period between the two main features and then watch Blade Runner 2049 again to experience the full wonder of the franchise.

@spurgurius 11 месяцев назад

Roy's Tears in Rain music plays when K lays in the end.

@tinblue 11 месяцев назад

K is dying. The music track you refer to is literally called “Time to Die”

@Shawn_M 11 месяцев назад

Just my interpretation, I think Luv's tears were her morality bubbling to the surface. She didn't like the violence and didn't like killing but she always followed orders anyway. I think it horrified her but she kept it inside except for that little crack. She couldn't stop the tears

@victore6242 11 месяцев назад

The actress playing the police captain is Robin Wright. Who played Princes Buttercup in The Princess Bride (1987)

@thedarkblitz 5 месяцев назад

At the begining what you see is not a farm, most likely a power plant, those are mirrors focusing the sunlight into a single point at the center. Those actually exist in the present. It is something called "concentrated solar power". OH also, Ana de Armas is the perfect women, wife ideal angel. Period. 😛

@bullpup33 11 месяцев назад

This just proves movies are made for a new audience. I didn't think this movie was bad, but definitely not as good as the original. Glad you guys liked it and are part of this lore😊

@Davemented 11 месяцев назад

Remember they saw the theatrical (worst) cut of the original film.

@JTidiotboy 11 месяцев назад

A good movie is a good movie. There have been, and always will be, great movies to watch. You're capable of enjoying the new stuff as much as the old stuff. You just don't want to.

@bullpup33 11 месяцев назад

@@JTidiotboy I think you are entitled to your own opinion. Like I said the new one is not bad, but definitely not film noir like the first. It's more traditional in its story telling. There are lots of new movies that I think are great. This just isn't one of them.

@deanroddey2881 11 месяцев назад

I'm old enough to have seen the original when it came out, and I've seen the extended cuts of course. But I still like this one better myself.

@WhiteHawk77 11 месяцев назад

@@JTidiotboysorry, but that’s utter nonsense, this is a good movie, the original is much better and something special.

@buzzardbeatniks 11 месяцев назад

You mentioned "Falling in love with your Alexa" If you want to see a great movie about that you should watch the 2013 film called "Her" starring Joaquin Phoenix.

@bradleymcavoy3432 11 месяцев назад

I do like this one more than ‘82 BR even though that is a Sci-Fi classic are grew up on and when Rutger Hauer/Roy Batty did his end monologue….😢 However this one is the better Story! I didn’t want to spoil anything until you watched this one but my theory was Deckard was half replicant and since Rachel had no end date plus she was “Special” meant she could get pregnant but she died in childbirth. 😢 Joe/K wanted to do something “Human” not for himself but for Deckard. 🙄

@Warlocke000 11 месяцев назад

If Rachel is a bit underdeveloped, it's because she's in the middle of a "personality reboot" and she's having to start from scratch. Rachael has a physical body, but what few memories she thought she had turn out to be false. Except for our brief introduction to the cool, confident, and collected Rachael, who takes the Voigt-Kampff Test, the Rachael we see AFTER that test is lost at sea, in the midst of a major identity crisis. She doesn't know how to BE anymore. She runs to Deckard, hoping he'll tell her she's real, and he doesn't. Joi is who she is programmed to be, and has no physical body full of chemicals and hormones to muddy the waters: She is just a more complex version of Chat GPT, telling her owner what her algorithms are indicating that person probably wants to hear. She has no identity crisis, like Rachael does, and is, in fact, incapable of having one. Even her seemingly jealous, morning-after, interaction with the prostitute is likely a 'this is what I'm supposed to do,' statistically-derived, response. Joi is there to be a companion to the customer (whoever it was that rubbed the metaphorical lamp) and make them feel good. At his lowest point, K sees a hundred-foot-tall Joi advertisement, displaying Joi, bared to any and all onlookers, literally telling anyone and everyone that Joi will be everything they want to see and hear. This reality is harshly driven home when the ad version also calls him "Joe," despite never having seen him before, and he realizes how false it all was. Rachel doesn't display as much personality in Blade Runner because she's busy figuring out who she even is. Joi, on the other hand, is perfectly "happy" being a devoted 1950s housewife, baking the perfect holographic meal for her owner, one second, and then ordering up a prostitute for them the next, because her personality is really just an algorithmic pinball, bouncing between a massive behavioral database, and her owner's personality. And you'd better believe that all of his interactions with his instance of Joi (just like all the other Joi owners) are going into a computer at the Wallace Corporation. I'm sure the rights to all of your data is included in Joi's EULA.

@TheGundamsword 11 месяцев назад

I still say the original was better, simply because it had philosophical questions about reality. And this one didn't quite have that. Not this was bad at all. It was amazing, and It was definitely top-tier cyberpunk. But Philip K Dick's work always has elements of questionable reality, as he was schizophrenic himself. And this movie was kinda missing that. In my opinion anyway.

@JayPadrig 11 месяцев назад

Jared Leto is unnecessarily WEIRD & creepy in this. I don’t like how everything new has to be “on steroids.” Dr Terrell was for the most part normal although a little bit odd. Leto has kind of lost it- he thinks he’s Moebius (that sucks)

@kobarsos82 10 месяцев назад

Its a good film alright, and I'm glad Dennis did justice to the original too, however as a whole, I will always prefer the original and the reasons are actually quite significant although largely intangible. There is something magic accomplished in the first film that is honestly very hard to put into words. Atmosphere and music plays a huge role in the result. You can't really replicate Vangelis soundtrack and what it did to the movie, no matter what one might think. Guy was a true legend and he still is to my ears. And yeah always prefer the final cut 4k edition if you plan to ever rewatch the first film.

@sushijuice6895 11 месяцев назад

they dont do a lot of explaining with the baseline test and what it is for because its something they do so frequently, they just do it and make us figure it out. which i like, A lot of movies do too much explaining to a point where its like they think the audience is too stupid to understand and it takes you out of the world for a while. I think the baseline is like if they tested Connor from Detroit Become Human to see if he's still an android after his mission or if he's becoming a deviant. I think thats the best way to describe it

@WAHegle91 11 месяцев назад

You should watch Blade Runner: Black Out 2022. It’s only 15 minutes long, but it helps give some context of what happens between the two movies.

@kaknazebali6073 11 месяцев назад

You should watch movie called "Soldier" (1998), it's like spin-off in which plot is takes place in Blade Runner universe.

@Mr.Incognito11 11 месяцев назад

I think the term human desire is over used when describing this movie. If anything, the entire subtext of Joe's and Joy's relationship for the first half of the movie was that they couldn't physically touch eachother. It seemed to creep you guys out, but when the third woman was involved and Joe and Joy were there together it was a psedo-fullfillment of a desire they both had. Joe is a Replicant and Joy is a machine but they both still had desires.

@KasumiRieko 11 месяцев назад

This is a continuation of the original theatrical movie... I wouldn't say it is for the director or final cuts. Original made Deckard human... The director's/final cut had it that Deckard was more questionable as also being a replicant.

@RileyZilla1001 11 месяцев назад

29:40 (flashing back to deleated scenes of Deckard and Rachel in the special edition features).... oh uh... yeah uncomfortable...

@robovike 11 месяцев назад

Did you ever see The Dallas Buyer's Club? I thought that Leto was so very good in that film, and such a sympathetic character. I wonder if your opinion of him might change if you saw that movie?