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info: Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford) has vanished. The notorious Blade Runner has been missing since 2019 when he and Rachael (Sean Young) escaped from the authorities, and in the process, also avoided the economic and social downfalls of the early 2020s. It's now 2049. Replicants are now closer to humans than ever before, and Blade Runners are still used to "retire" the older models that went into hiding from the notorious "Blackout" of 2022. In Deckard's place, "K" (Ryan Gosling) has taken the mantle of Los Angeles' top Blade Runner. However, his world turns upside down when he discovers a box containing the bones of a replicant who gave birth to a child

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cast: Dave Bautista

Country: Canada

duration: 2 h, 44 Minutes

year: 2017

Blade Runner 2049 is a true gem. It takes all the good elements of the original film and elevates them to a whole new level gorgeous cinematography, electrifying performances by Gosling and Ford and a genius plot, this movie already takes it's place to the Hall of Fame of modern cinema. One of the best movies ever. What did I think about Blade Runner 2049? Watched the film in the theaters, I bought the soundtrack, and I bought the blu-ray & 4K discs (already viewed the film 5 times from home. I've watched countless analysis videos on YouTube discussing various perspectives that clearly tell me there's a plethora more I need to learn about film making and artistry (and I'm not one for art, but this film makes me want to learn it. Lastly, it's been a long time since a film has haunted me for lasting stretches of imaginative thoughts, and I can't stop pondering about the world of Blade Runner 2049. How many films do that? Did I like Blade Runner 2049? I don't think like is the right word. It's something more than like. When you can watch a film over and over again, and gain new insight or see something you didn't see before. that's a film in a special category called legendary.


I was blown away when everyone in the theather saw that scene.
When she grinded the dude up i feel like the meat that came out shouldve had like more fabric.
I was eggsy's for my senior prom.

 


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How many sins did you count? Cells

1:05 to 1:30 is in my book Harrison Fords most powerful acting ever. There were some very intentional names in this film, most specifically Luv and Joi. I think it's ironic that Luv kills K's Joi, and in return, he must let the Luv die. The emanator is registering the raindrops and rendering their impact on Joi's skin. Was she CGI? if she was, that was hands DOWN the best cgi i have EVER seen put into a movie. Right up there with Gollum.

Epic scene.

 

5:57 Is he describing how I lost my virginity

UM, YEP! PRETTY DAMN AWESOME! I REMEMBER JUST SITTING THERE AFTER THE MOVIE ENDED. THINKING ABOUT WHAT I JUST WATCHED. Track Id. I found the atmosphere of the 1985 'Blade Runner' uniquely unsettling yet strangely moreish so I was delighted to feel that many qualities of the Original had been seamlessly carried over. The film managed to really capture the chilling magnitude of the over industrialised dystopian world. There was an eye feast of fascinating sculptures and settings. What the film achieved so well was very cinematic contrasts. The early on flight sequences show the domineering shapes of the city and the air itself is muddy with pollution. An effective backdrop for the lurid, neon lights of the leering Japanese commercials. When 'K's mission takes him to the Wallace Corporation the murky landscape changes to sharp clean architectural lines and set choices that are impressive works of art. The film managed to achieve an extraordinary art-house feel despite its blockbuster proportions. I know what will not go by unmentioned in most reviews; the frequency of breasts in this film. In my opinion I don't feel that the film was misogynous in tone for its use female nudity and subservient artificial intelligence. I think the points when woman where sexualised, where grotesque in tone to highlight how our future world has the potential for excessive objectification in its quest to fulfil an uncontrolled appetite for fantasy. It also fits in with the dystopian sense of excessive up-scaling. The twists and turns of the story kept my mind enticed and I didn't notice the sneaky extra hour added to the conventional running time. The plot manages to smartly swerve any predictable plot points. The creativity alone would have kept me satisfied but the film for me managed to deliver the on all elements. 'Blade Runner 2049' also has a fantastic score which pulled me fully into the story and I could feel the mechanical tonality and bass reverberating through my chair.

0:16 You never forgett the first Blade Runner. No sin for Harrison Ford wearing a tshirt instead of something more cyberpunky. This was actually a really good and funny movie. Nice mix of comedy and action.




 

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