Blade Runner - Opening Scene (HDR - 4K - 5.1)

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[@nschuehly]

In my opinion, the actor playing the interrogator is amazingly cast. He looks as if he came right out of a 1940s print advertisement, perfectly fitting the film noir aesthetics of the scene. Great voice as well.

[@vincenzoberetta1085]

Morgan Paull. He "played" Deckart during the casting auditions for the movie. He did such a good job that Ridley Scott thanked him by casting him as Holden, the first Blade Runner we see.

[@nschuehly]

@@vincenzoberetta1085 That's quite an interesting piece of trivia on the casting! I'm glad that Ridley Scott chose him.

[@g.j.koster1986]

Couldn't agree more. Overall a great scene and opening.

[@geoffreypereira8024]

You’re right about the 1940s...he was Jensen, Patton’s aide killed in a bombing, in “Patton.”

[@kimmyfreak200]

yeah he has a 1940s psychiatrist thing going on...very intense scene

[@dokanyon]

What an atmosphere this movie had.

[@anaheim1rulez]

Amen. And it still looks stunning now.

[@88feji]

1:05 I just notice the pupil and iris of the eye actually shrank like its reacting to the fire explosion of the chimney .. .. the attention to details in this movie is mind boggling

[@de4531]

Indeed this movie is pure atmosphere, it's a masterpiece.

[@osmanyousif7849]

And yet it was so overlooked. I mean a box office bomb?

[@3jake5mee]

one of the best settings ever in a movie, in my opinion

[@rosalesefra1211]

Is 2019 now and blade runner still look as futuristic as hell.

[@CUBETechie]

What about AKIRA? It's also play in 2019

[@RadecFR]

And maybe we will say the same thing in 2049

[@AdmiralBison]

or maybe our real world has stagnated in advancements...smart phones, flat screen 4k tvs..so what big deal. I WANT MY FLYING CAR!

[@geometrydashiuppiter6910]

The only thing that didn't age well are the monitors tbh

[@grieferoncamera4600]

@@geometrydashiuppiter6910 2001 had good monitors

[@kevinmalone3210]

If you watch this movie when it's cold, dark, and raining outside, it adds to the mood of the movie.

[@dudetheman06]

Thanks 👍🏼 Now I will watch it after 6 months. Actually I watched a movie Weathering With You when it was raining in 2020 and since then every year I wait for the rainy season to watch that movie again. Watching a movie with an environment actually does add to the mood of the movie.

[@Selkie7]

I do this with the Twilight movies

[@DanielAppleton-lr9eq]

Because it was raining in damn near every scene. Like Vancouver BC.

[@CD-yr8tw]

I did back in November '09, and it was a warm rainy night. Really added to the atmosphere of the movie.

[@high-captain-BaLrog]

Made memories with Shutter Island this way

[@swizzzy5699]

The opening scene is truly magical. Shows you a dark future that looks dangerously beautiful and has those beautiful synthetic synthesizers

[@alesin1992]

It's phenomenal. The scale of the city and the Tyrell building, the flaming exhaust towers, the music. It's an amazing piece of film on its own, but it also triggers a feeling in me that I can't really describe. I only feel like that whenever I'm having one of those dreams that seem super real until you wake up. This scene definitely does something to my psyche. I'm sure I'm not alone in this.

[@geofftech]

@@alesin1992 And just think, it was all done with practical special effects and NOT CGI.

[@kallen9731]

It’s not beautiful at all. Gods green trees, mountains, rivers, grass and blue sky, nature is what’s beautiful, not most of men’s creations. Certainly not that city. But that’s just my opinion.

[@lincolnwilson2044]

Ridley Scott is from Middlesbrough way (North East England) and asked his team to use the massive ICI chemical plant up there as inspiration for future LA.

[@bigbirdmusic8199]

synthetic synthesizers....

[@gabrielledebourg2487]

November 2019. We've arrived.

[@mutantraniE]

Where are my fire-belching smokestacks and flying cars!

[@mannysmith7297]

Exactly why I came back to this scene haha

[@admiralackbar9307]

But 1982 was the real future

[@ShadowSonic2]

There' no flying cars, but we DO have the fires blotting out everything!

[@alexanderfriel7160]

@@mutantraniE good questions 👎🏼👎🏼😫😫

[@Bob-zr6mr]

My dad’s favorite movie. Miss you dad....I have been to Los Angeles a few times. November 2019 already....

[@admiralsemmes6939]

Live here. Its not so futuristic.

[@Bob-zr6mr]

Admiral Semmes Hi Admiral. It is so close reality.

[@gardensofthegods]

It's always been one of my all-time favorite movies . Regretfully most people will never get to see it on the big screen as I did when it first came out and this was when theaters really had the huge old screen ... this movie deserves to be appreciated that way . Sorry you miss your dad , I know what that is like , too . I have so many wonderful memories of my dad taking me to the movies when I was a kid

[@hxi7141]

@@admiralsemmes6939it’s pretty dystopian irl

[@bobcaygeon975]

like tears...in rain.

[@MobinKiadeh]

Rest in Peace Vangelis, you were an incredible genius 😢

[@RetrovexAmbient]

Truly

[@7679796967679679]

私もこのサントラを良く聴いています（╹◡╹）

[@andrealeonti2967]

This scene alone is enough for me to say this movie is an all-time masterpiece.

[@FritzEschkobar]

but at the same time I watch this when I have trouble sleeping

[@borzga]

I prefer the second movie tbh

[@adam422]

​@@FritzEschkobarvangelis did a great job creating his masterpiece of a soundrtack ;)

[@M-ps6ve]

it sucked, m o r o n

[@brianflynn5355]

@@borzga That's because you suck & hardly anyone else agrees with you 🤣

[@ablesentry7070]

I watched this movie in the cinema in 1982. I left stunned and in awe. I was viewing something iconic, and I knew it.

[@alaskanbullworm5500]

I always thought this movie was from the late 90s/early 2000s. My jaw dropped when I found out that it came out in 1982. God tier practical effects.

[@mirkogreggs]

A timeless masterpiece from 1982 (amazing) and uncomparable even now. This is the future, even 38 years later.

[@M-ps6ve]

it sucked, m o r o n

[@HardRockMaster7577]

I made a point to go and see this film on opening weekend in 1982. I was not disappointed!!

[@stefanjevtic7175]

One of the lucky ones.

[@garythomas4431]

I did the same. It is still one of my favorite sci-fi movies.

[@Slownotfastcx]

I never noticed before, but something changes at 3:16. Up to this point, the interrogator is bored and uninterested. After this, it looks like he’s realized what he’s dealing with and his manner suddenly becomes smooth and well practiced. I love how subtle the shift in mood is.

[@Klinfran]

It looks like he was there doing VK tests to all new employees thinking "this is a waste of time, no replicant is going to try to infiltrate Tyrell corp after those 2 got fried" and suddenly the machine gave a result and he realized this one may actually be a replicant.

[@conorcahill5422]

Pains me to say that the composer of this masterpiece of synthetic music has passed away. Thank you Vangelis. You will not be forgotten. And this score will see to that. 👏

[@Synths-n-Guitar]

CS-80 was synth used for opening theme its a shame it cost so much.

[@whlewis9164]

This score still sounds like the future.

[@jedi1967]

stunning visuals, breathtaking art direction, the music from Vangelis and the special effects In a world everyone would be right now....

[@asensibleyoungman2978]

I've just farted.

[@aleksandersaski5387]

This movie would not be the same without Vangelis ingenious music!

[@theDiReW0lf]

This is a movie that takes many.. many years to fully appreciate. And even still, most won’t. But if you are one the ones who do, there’s not a fucking thing we can do about it.

[@kenw.1112]

This became my favorite science fiction movie of all time . This movie was way ahead of its time when it came out. I have watched this movie so many times I lost count . Never get tired of this classic !

[@Dessert_x_Tat]

same :)

[@beecnul8r]

Sean Young was so beautiful in this movie. The hair style and color and the close up view were amazing. It should be on everyone's list of the best SciFi movies. That list should include 2001 A Space Odysey, Arrival, The Martian, Interstellar, Life, Sputnik, and so many more.

[@elpaninho2017]

I think it's the best aged movie in history. The special effects still remain. That shows that with good practical special effects you far outperform any modern CGI.

[@dorianm.1419]

I think 2001: A Space Odyssey is the best aged movie ever

[@applejuices]

Outperform I wouldn't say. It's very good, and definitely holds up perfectly, but modern CGI is photoreal, so it doesn't outperform it.

[@CicaeMeow]

Star Wars original trilogy says hi

[@lucaramos3059]

Metropolis

[@Jonas-ej7id]

The Thing

[@peterp2626]

In the special edition the interrogator shoots first.

[@Ben-xz3bo]

Peter P in other edition he says maclunkey

[@User-xw6kd]

I know that reference haha.

[@DodaGarcia]

That was some fine work

[@RoyLevan]

I understood that reference

[@BeardedKingface]

that's some next level Harrison Ford Star Wars Cantina reference

[@BrandyBrandalia]

It's always fascinating to remember how people in the past thought the "future" (the past to us) would look.

[@seamusmckeon9109]

Every prediction of the future from the past shows a look into their world view and values

[@CxnstantineII]

It's called retrofuturism

[@mrdoggo3569]

I dont think ridley scott thought this was how 2019 would look.

[@Warrior_Pilgrim]

Instead 2019 was marked with a retarded pandemic and pronouns.

[@thecocktailian2091]

This is not so much the vision of the future that Metropolis was. This was more of a world build, an alternative time line.

[@idiotsavant751]

I saw this movie in 1982 while playing in a tennis tournament in Macon, GA. I was 14. After matches, my mom took me to the theater. During that July week, we saw Rocky III, E.T., and Blade Runner. Blade Runner was both of our favorites of the 3. All of the movies had merit and were entertaining, but this one was so poetic and beautiful. Tragic too. Blade Runner was a box office flop. It didn’t suit the mood of the times, but it has stood the test of time. People love it because it plays tones that live deep in the human soul & spirit. Blade Runner swims freely into the deep end. It will stick with you if you give it a chance.

[@DigitalCamera0]

I first saw Bladerunner in college. Like you I was drawn to it and impressed with it. I heard that it flopped but over the years it grew a fan fallowing. I saw Bladerunner 2049 on Imax and I like Vennue 2049 LA. 2049 had connections back to the original which had a forties feel abt in its film noir approach. Both films are beautiful to watch.

[@1badjesus]

2 THINGS Cinema Taught Me: 1. NEVER cross the streams. 2. NEVER ask a man named Leon about his Mother.

[@Panzer_Runner]

And NEVER shoot a guy who looks like Billy Idol with a blaster. He has seen things you people wouldn't believe.

[@stefanjevtic7175]

1. But what if you're being attacked by a giant 'Stay-Puft' marshmellow man? 🤔

[@samotr7713]

@@stefanjevtic7175 what? 😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@alfredoquezada3711]

And if they Ever ask you, are you a GOD?! You answer, Yes!!.

[@debrachambers1304]

@@samotr7713 The stream crossing and 'Stay-Puft' marshmallow man are both references to Ghostbusters (1984)

[@thenotoriousgryyn342]

RIP Vangelis, thank you for sharing your visions.

[@S-Ltd1000]

Breathtaking opening sequence. Rip Vangelis.😢

[@mikebasil4832]

Brion James made quite a big first impression on me when I first saw him as Leon in this opening scene.

[@ninjaswordtothehead]

I first watched this in 84 or 85, I was 8 or 9. I will never be able to wrap my brain around the fact that I live farther into the future than this movie took place.

[@jedi1967]

Phillip K Dick said in an article that Reuter Hauer's performance of Roy Batty. He nailed it.... wow coming from an legendary author....

[@beecnul8r]

Yes, that sad ending was fantastic. Hauers acting was perfect.

[@glenoneill3950]

To this day, this epic never cease to amaze.

[@Howlingburd19]

Whether it’s the visuals, plot, themes, or music, this movie was SO ahead of its time!!!

[@LILGHETTI]

I have this 4k blu-ray, and it's one of the best movies on 4k. The picture quality and audio is superb with that HDR just makes everything look super good! Love it

[@chrisr6710]

Saw this at a 4k screening yesterday. That opening scene and score is so epic. It’s right up there with the star destroyer going overhead in Star Wars for mega film opening scenes.

[@randlerobbertson8792]

One of the greatest most magnificent films ever made. A film that created its own genre. The music and imagery pretty much perfectly aligned throughout, and it astonished me. It left lasting memories of a distopian future, where mankind had lost its soul.

[@KenV62]

Back in 1982, Blade Runner premier opening day, I was off duty and off base with no plans for the rest of the day or evening. So wandered by the main theater in downtown Fairfield, CA. This movie poster was out front. And then I saw that the very first matinee showing of this movie was starting in only ten minutes. Curious, I got my ticket, got some popcorn and a drink. I think I was only one in the theater, so sat dead center with a decent sized screen. I walked out, being totally amazed, and wondered how I was the only one seeing this first screening on fresh film. And even with all those who saw it back then, it didn't do very well at the box office apparently, and was poorly promoted. Only in time, and after released on video, and special art house re-showings, did it finally start to get the mass visibility it deserved. I even bought the original orchestral soundtrack on vinyl, as the Vangelis version was not yet able to be put out for some reason. What an experience. Almost 43yrs ago..wow.

[@jodewa01]

This movie has bin always my all time favorite. The openingsscene is the best ever , still after all these years.

[@IndyCrewInNYC]

If you look carefully, when Leon first fires the gun, a black shape emerges from it. That's because, as per the making of BR book, originally the gun was supposed to fire a black beam (sort of like an anti-light plasma) but the effect didn't photograph well against the dark backgrounds and was too laborious to create so it was dropped after that one instant.

[@Bloomzor]

how the fuck can you see that

[@TheRomanCenturian]

@@Bloomzor you gotta slow the video down to .25 speed and its clear as day

[@mrdrakenius1]

Never noticed this. Thank you

[@jntdhome]

I remember being 13 and sneaking in to this movie back in 82. While I didn't really get the complexity of the plot, I was enamored by its visual mastery. Here we are over forty years later and it's still astonishing to behold.

[@olliewilson2275]

Watching this with my film class back in November 2019 was a very cool experience to say the least!

[@gueratom]

I remember seeing this as a kid in the late 80's. At that time it looked totally plausible that the future would look like this. No nature, no trees, crowd everywhere, some sort of organized mess... It reflects the anxiety of this era. That was meant to be my future. Maybe someday.

[@Suburb_hell]

This is how I feel about some job interviews.

[@143jcm]

1982 and this film looks better than 99% of new movies, true passion vs money grubbing

[@furorentonori5838]

Interstellar is a good sci fi recent movie as well

[@davidrubio9753]

thishas got to be one of THE greatest movies ever made. it also had a superb soundtrack

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

1980s: _In the future, we have the best city like Blade runner._ 2019: _That's how mafia works..._

[@bazel1176]

Friendship to be fair BR’s city is shitty.

[@jacobjolliffe9169]

i dont think the point of the film is that the city is amazing. its pretty shit

[@MrPurple656]

Detroit will be like blade runner and everywhere else will be like bttf 2

[@geometryd]

R.I.P. Vangelis, one of the first compsoers of electrical music

[@christopherfoy6668]

1:06 I've seen this movie at least 50 times and I never noticed that in the close-up Holden's pupil gets smaller

[@davidluque2]

True fact: That happens alone in the Final Cut.

[@christopherfoy6668]

@davidluque2 I think Final Cut was the version I saw on Netflix years ago. I hadn't seen it in forever. It was like watching it for the 1st time all over.

[@JTWaters68]

How do we know that’s Holden’s pupil?

[@davecurtis2395]

Still hits me hard when the scene comes up from the crawl. It was awe inspiring when i first saw it. All the hope for the future that was still 35 odd years away mixed with a sadness that it’s not a nice future and a wonder for the architecture and tech,those thoughts and feelings are still here. Less now that it’s all passed but still it’s a beast of a scene.

[@Kutiva]

I rewatched this movie few days ago on my home-theater with the 4K blu-ray. The opening scene was just incredible : the quality of the soundtrack, the HDR highlight and all those incredible details made me in awe. I'd shivers and almost crying watching this scene. This is one of the best movie ever created, by all aspect.

[@brianthesnail3815]

Its really obvious when you look at the opening scene where the flames are shooting up into the sky that Ridley Scott based on the scenescape overlooking the Wilton ICI chemical works in Teeside near where he lived. The towers that the flames come out of look exactly like those towers in a chemical works.

[@losthighway8141]

One of the best opening ever...this movie is timeless!

[@yegenek]

There are many great sci-fi movie openings Terminator, Aliens, 2001 etc... but this one is the best of all time. Scott's cinematography and Vangelis' music. There won't be anything like this opening.

[@JonSmith-zl5wc]

My dad had this movie on VHS 📼 I watch this movie 🎥 back to back miss you pop's

[@zachporter8864]

oh how i wish i could be 30 and see this in theater when it came out. movie theaters in the 80s and 90s had the pleasure of showing the greatest movies

[@jb8280]

This is the reason this film has been my all time favorite ever since seeing it as a wee lad in 1982. Nothing comes close to this kind of immersion and style. I even listen to the soundtrack on nights I can’t sleep. Works like a charm. When sound and vision innovates a sea change in cinema, it takes decades for everyone to catch up.

[@lifeisdead01]

How can you not love this movie?

[@KokoRicky]

Four decades later and this is still one of the most incredible openings to a movie ever.

[@_JUAN_-nl9sh]

It’s amazing how the opening scene manages to depict something beautiful and monstrous. A society that is both a bewildering & jaw-dropping spectacle and at the same time a dystopian & nightmarish eyesore. While technology has advanced at an unfathomable speed and humanity has colonized the stars, at the same time, earth is a polluted, dying cesspool. It does that fact justice and shows it to you as it is. Everything is perfectly put together to show all the beauty and disgustingness of this setting. It’s sad that we seem to be heading towards it in some ways.

[@johnleemcmulln2168]

this scene establishes the setting, while also establishing the perspective taking in the setting. the close ups of the human eye evoke this perspective masterfully, juxtaposing the extreme establishing shots perfectly.

[@billmurray7473]

Well , he wanted an emotional response. He GOT one.

[@bilalahmed2123]

2019 has come and gone, and this movie still looks futuristic from 1982. Let’s see how 2049 will be !

[@vegasboy5931]

2049 is only 26 years away, and 26 years ago (1997) isn’t so different than today, except miniaturization, the internet and AI has come a long way

[@bilalahmed2123]

@@vegasboy5931 Don’t forget Cell Phones, eventually leading to smart phones. Changed the whole way of communication.

[@rrss7212]

the most epic, atmospheric, breathtaking and groundbreaking music piece of all time

[@spartakas659]

This movie was incredible.

[@Cyynapse]

really minor thing, but i love how unnaturally fast some of Leon's responses are in this scene.

[@michaelandrew4812]

Timeless classic people will watch this in a 100 perhaps 500 years and love this movie.I love this more and more with every passing year.

[@SeanT-c5v]

Stunning picture and sound! Thanks for the upload!

[@jlero2568]

I just watched this movie on Netflix for the first time last night and I absolutely loved it and was blown away by it and the cinematography in this movie is absolutely beautiful and the music in this movie was absolutely cinematic🔥🔥🔥 RIP Vangelis

[@SLSAMG]

Way ahead of its time to be truly appreciated.

[@rubenroman5663]

Rest in Power Vangelis, Hellas Forever!

[@RPicard1963]

Got this for Christmas. So freaking amazing both audio and imagery.

[@queen_eldf]

2019...no flying cars yet...but self driving cars are almost here :)

[@NekroMcFly]

Self driving cars and smartphones?... I'm not impressed.

[@MandoKhan]

First it was back to the future we let down back in 2015, now we've let down blade runner 😔

[@DaveFisher-cq2dr]

exactly, how many more years? hopefully before November 2049

[@mhdfrb9971]

Flying cars was a dumb idea and dangerous

[@DaveFisher-cq2dr]

@@mhdfrb9971 it's not a dumb idea, it's the future

[@walterspaceman5592]

I am always amazed at movie moments like this one, that unhearld transcend, and combine fiction to fact, to become the ever elusive leap into the purity of the creators art. That transcends. This is a magnificent crafted moment. Where the sum total is greater than the parts.

[@geofftech]

Man I love that synthesizer.

[@NickDonnetelli]

Blade Runner is considered the last analog sci-fi movie made, afterwards CGI was used. For example that building at the beginning is a model. The taxi's & flying cars were hand made from various parts. All the neon is real, the stores, his apartment all made for the movie. Even back then the apartment cost 225,000 to make. The Bradbury apartments were real.

[@Art-is-craft]

CGI science fiction started in the 1990s.

[@warmecanic]

Ok, he had a rough childhood No more questions.

[@brmoogma]

wonderful opening to dive into the atmosphere of the movie....

[@Porschee944]

Thank You

[@2167PhillipM]

Hard to believe this movie was made in 1980. The special effects are years ahead of their time. A great great film. Harrison ford at his best

[@adaskinir2029]

I saw this in the theater when I was 11 years old MIND BLOWN Never occurred to me that life wouldn’t be just like this when I was 50 LOL

[@billmurray7473]

1982 was a Vintage Sci-fi Year.

[@hugodrax71]

The greatest opening 80 seconds in the history of cinema

[@shannonmonroe5873]

Most movies today can’t even come close to this movie. Amazing cinematography and no shitty SGI.

[@dominickeefe2454]

RIP Vangelis. Unparalleled virtuoso talent

[@jackfriend4u]

i'm still yet to get a 4khdr player or tv set (or data projector) but for a film with such a breath-taking level of detail i can see why anyone would want this to be one of the first additions to a 4K collection. beautiful!!

[@Art-is-craft]

I would suggest if it is an option to see it in a cinema on film protection.

[@sErgEantaEgis12]

2:30 love the way the interrogator says "WHAT?"

[@dinog9531]

This is alternative 2019 cyberpunk world...this is the best movie ever ♡

[@guilhermecordeirorodrigues798]

"OBSERVA, O SOM DO DISPARO DA ARMA, É DE DAR MEDO, OS EFEITOS SONOROS, DAS ARMAS, UM DOS MELHORES DA HISTÓRIA". 1000/1000. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@jimkeskey]

In the 1950's, they thought we'd be flying around in hover cars in the 1980's. In the 1980's, they thought we'd be flying around in cars in the 2010's. Can we all just agree that the whole flying car thing probably ISN'T gonna happen.

[@de4531]

1'34 looks like a Hopper painting. Amazing.

[@TheCroupier74]

Masterpiece of modern cinema, stands the test of time and shits on heaps of recent similar genre movies.

[@mikeb8638]

Fact : Leon’s Blaster was supposed to emit Black Electro Particle Mist but after numerous attempts it was a fail , btw did anyone notice Det. Holden unholstered his Blade Runner Blaster after the second shot ?

[@roninn4746]

Good catch!

[@aninternetuser7548]

Actually it looks like Holden was getting ready to shoot as he asked Leon the question about his mother. He has his hands underneath the table just like Leon, he just didn't shoot in time.

[@phimseto]

Actually you can tell they draw down on each other roughly the same time. First Leon and then Holden after he puts out the cigarette.

[@davidRubio-b6g]

I had a VHS copy of this movie like in 1990. I was watching my thys movie at work one time and a coworker sat down to watch it with me. He loved the atmosphere of the movie. He asked if he could borrow it to watch it. I said OK. It's been 35 years and he probably still has it. That movie is all he talked about

[@planobseguros7722]

I am here em 2021. São Paulo, Brasil. Sao Paulo is a third world metropolis, with huge buildings, opulence and slums. Here are shindus, Chinese, Japanese, Europeans, Arabs, Jews, Portuguese, Bolivians ... A chaotic and lonely city like the globalized Los Angels of the film ... I was here, watching this video. Me and my virus.

[@AccoSpoot]

Man, I can't believe this happened 5 years ago.

[@johnolive3425]

Best. SciFi. Opening. Ever!

[@bluecanary1note]

Blew my mind the first time I saw it. Still a masterpiece.

[@Depraved84]

When I started as corpo in Cyberpunk 2077 while on the vehicle in the beginning it instantly took me back to the opening shots of this.

[@Swampy24945]

Might as well say “Los Angeles, Present Day” now

[@alesin1992]

Los Angeles, pre-COVID times.

[@TurboMintyFresh]

Theres still nothing else like this. How the fuck did they make this in 1982

[@derworfnet]

This movie turns 40 next year. Hard to wrap my mind around this.

[@enriquedavidgarciavela6037]

Maravilloso y pesadillesco al mismo tiempo, extraordinario, pone la piel de galliina.... Blade Runner es la obra maestra definitiva .