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[@elizandropedraza1286]

Great movie ! 👍🇺🇸🇲🇽🇮🇹

[@tywco]

“You look like a good Joe.” One of the most devastating scenes ever written.

[@INSTAFLIXMEDIA]

And that's the scene that got way past above the reactor's head. She couldn't even understand that Joi gives the name Joe to everyone she's sold to. 😂😂😂

[@entertainingandfun2719]

⁠​⁠@@INSTAFLIXMEDIAyou miss understand the purpose of jois character for Joe

[@zoeherriot]

@@entertainingandfun2719 I think you missed the fact that that line was there to remind K's character that the name she gave him wasn't unique. So nothing they said was incorrect.

[@reservoirdude92]

Villenueve made an art film disguised as genre entertainment. This film had no right being as great as it was.

[@lapislazuli5035]

The same is true about the original Blade Runner. And let's not try and pretend that Phillip K Dick, the author of the book, was some hack. He's one of the greatest authors of the 20th century in any genre.

[@Johaufs]

This isn’t an art film but it is a great piece of art

[@curtismartin2866]

Sacrificed millions of dollars by running a half hour too long. Costs theaters an extra showing per day per screen. But the running time was what the film needed. So rare to see story win out.

[@wrmusic8736]

it's that kind of an artsy movie that's worth it - and happens only once every 35 years.

[@andreimcallister1365]

@@wrmusic8736every Denise villenueve film is artsie

[@magicbrownie1357]

One of the greatest sequels of all time. An absolutely rare and brilliant film. Does not get the props it deserves.

[@PedroHenrique-yd2sb]

That's one of the most popular film, everybody talk about, how he doesnt have props?😂

[@sp00ky539]

​@@PedroHenrique-yd2sbit was a flop when it came out

[@wrmusic8736]

@@sp00ky539 so was the original. It's this kind of a movie that is a slow burner - it flops right away, but eventually gains a huge following, not even a 'cult following'. It's why the sequel was made after all. Similar to Tron Legacy btw. The original was also a big flop that got to be appreciated much later and is now a classic.

[@googleaccofalex]

It's better than the original for me

[@MrRobertGillan]

A fantastic sequel that we all didn’t know we needed. Some would say even better than the original.

[@axr7149]

This is the movie that FINALLY won the film's cinematographer (Roger Deakins) his first ever Oscar. It was his 14th nomination. Among Deakins's film credits (and Oscar nominations) include SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION, 1917 (which won him his 2nd Oscar), FARGO, NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN and many more.

[@reservoirdude92]

It will always be a crime that he didn't win for O Brother, Where Art Thou 😢

[@salmonero6472]

Big Lebowski, Sicario, Prisoners, Rango, A beautiful Mind.. that man has worked on some of the best movies of all time. In all different genres

[@lapislazuli5035]

Sicario as well! That film has incredible cinematography.

[@Theomite]

The fact that he didn't get it for NCFOM and SHAWSHANK still irritates me. Second coming of Gordon Willis and Jordan Cronenweth and they just pass him up.

[@axr7149]

@@TheomiteHe was up against really tough competition every time. In fact, he was double nominated once (he was nominated for both NCFOM and ASSASSINATION OF JESSE JAMES BY THE COWARD ROBERT FORD in the same year) and he lost both of those nominations to THERE WILL BE BLOOD. During the SHAWSHANK year, he lost to LEGENDS OF THE FALL.

[@glennwelsh9784]

The baseline test that Joe takes is meant to test his emotional state. The phrases are meant to elicit an emotional reaction from him. Quick reponses means he's in control of his emotions. If he takes too long to respond to the phrases, it means that he's emotionally erratic and can pose a danger.

[@AndyMatts44]

More than just speed, I'd think. Probably a lot of the Voigt-Kampff components - pupil dilation, pulse, perspiration, respiration, blood pressure, tremor in the voice, etc, as well.

[@DanielBeadle511]

The K/Joi relationship echoes the Theodore/Samantha relationship from the movie Her, including the surrogate scene. It just feels more heartbreaking here, because K's connection to Joi is his attempt to feel human, and (SPOILER) that line is severed when he loses her, and then finds out he's not special. When the billboard calls him "Joe," that's when he really hits rock bottom, because he knows that the name she gave him wasn't unique in any way. Which makes his drive to save Deckard in the end truly selfless. It was only when he lost his humanity did he learn how to be human, finally exercising his own free will.

[@jamezmcc]

Very few actors working today can do emotionless expression on the outside but is actually filled with an ocean of emotions quite like Ryan Gosling.

[@AndyMatts44]

A lot of people seem to struggle with the whole - new replicant gets dumped out of the slime bag. Wallace shivs her. But you have to listen to what he's saying the whole time. Tyrell created a singular prototype - Rachel, no termination date, and, remarkably, she could have a baby. Wallace has been striving to make self-replicating replicants. He feels like the limitations of manufacturing and shipping that slave labor is holding mankind back from ruling the universe. Replicants who can have babies means unlimited slave labor, off world, removing the limitations on colonization for mankind. So, he's been trying to make a female replicant who can have a baby, and failing. He examines the new one. She's not fertile. Failed prototype. So he trashes/kills it. It shakes up Luv because it reminds her that she's not that special, to her god. She's product, disposable, and, in his eyes, defective, ultimately.

[@rikk319]

Replicants are humans, just bio-engineered ones. They come across as such in the original film too--blood, DNA, susceptibility to diseases. The point of both movies is how human beings use terminology and discrimination to subjugate other human beings. The whole rotten system of "replicants" is just a futuristic way to make slavery okay again.

[@JordanCesaroni93]

It's immaculately constructed, full of true wonder, and keeps you under its spell all the way to the very end.

[@ricktoledo8424]

Ryan Gosling's Agent "K" actually DID Die at the end on the steps of the memory implant facility... You can tell because the music playing in the background is the same "Tears in the Rain" theme music that was played during Roy Batty's speech at the end of the original Blade Runner 1982... Hans Zimmer made sure to ask Vangelis permission to reuse it for this Film

[@joeybossolo7]

It’s truly amazing how many miss this.

[@SelenaSea]

Time to die. 💖

[@futuza]

I dunno if it's so much undeniable confirmation that he actually physically died, as it is that he died inside, but it's a possibility. If the film was too on the nose about it, I don't think I'd respect it as much though.

[@TheNeonRabbit]

20:31 Deckard's "cheese" question is a reference to "Treasure Island". The protagonist meets a man who's been marooned alone on an island for years. The man asks "You mightn't happen to have a piece of cheese about you, now?"

[@rikk319]

Ben Gunn. Happily rescued at the end of the book.

[@cangaroojack]

On the why Joi called K Joe, it's actually kinda sad, you noticed when the giant Joi billboard said to K "you look like a good Joe" it's because Joe it's the default name she gives to a male person, kinda how Siri or Alexa have a default name for you before you give them a nickname

[@ryanhampson673]

The “Average Joe”

[@Captainumerica]

Joy = J, K, Luv = L, maybe a series?

[@Yggdrasil42]

This film was am EXPERIENCE in the cinema. The audio and visuals were overwhelming. I had to see it multiple times.

[@magicbrownie1357]

Only a couple other films struck me like this one. 2001: A Space Odyssey and the first Lord of the Rings film (all were great, but the first one was a complete shock to the system aurally and visually).

[@Joe-hh8gd]

Great in 3D!

[@d4mdcykey]

I saw it on shrooms, and it was the first theater I have been to in 15 years. I'll just say it was... immersive, to the extreme.

[@Eijianthony]

Spot on. I had to return asap to rewatch in Imax!

[@LightsCameraJake]

Its been mentioned a few times that Replicants are not robots or androids and it's funny that you keep thinking they are with comments like "she literally has no heart" when in fact they do because they are humans just like us, just bio engineered instead of natural birth. I wanted to throw things at my screen for you constantly missing that detail because that is the WHOLE POINT of these movies is the fact that they are suppose to be more human than human. 😂😂😂

[@reservoirdude92]

Yeah it's a shame. Some people seem to not understand how to take certain films seriously.

[@TheJerbol]

Well when Love drops the police chief's face on the desk that is genuinely really funny

[@TheJerbol]

@@reservoirdude92 or, few films need to be taken 100% seriously

[@hellogoodbye3786]

Ew.

[@Odessa45]

A great deal of this film clearly went right over her head. Disappointing. Maybe she will view it again and finally begin to "get it".

[@ENERDTAYMENT]

I love that they got Gaff to return in this for a cameo. Still making origami.

[@deanthemachine7489]

It’s one of those rare sequels done by a new director that organically respects the original and expands on the setting to make it even better and not just do fan service. Alien -> Aliens is probably the best other example I can think of off the top of my head

[@koko4620]

I love the questions that get brought up, is a Replicant any more real than Joi was? Was the selflessness shown by Joi her programming, or did she actually care for him? What is "real"? The future is scary

[@youtmeme]

he states he knows what is real. even tho he himself is a replicant. what he finds out is what one experiences in life is real. obv others can construct u and the world around u but what you experience is real. in the film he experienced everything we all do in this life. birth. life. death.

[@GRR1MN1R]

thats the funny part Joi was more human in emotions and interations than anyone in this movie

[@submandave1125]

@@GRR1MN1RUntil we see the ad and learn the origin of the name Joe. Was Joi more human, or did she just do a better job of giving K what he wanted? Did that make her less or more human? What defines “human?”

[@commanderwyro4204]

@@youtmeme "We Accept The Reality Of The World With Which We're Presented. It's As Simple As That."

[@d4mdcykey]

@@commanderwyro4204 And that is a rather devastating and sobering fact (at least as I see it).

[@TennSeven]

That scene where Luv kills Joshi is just such amazing acting. Sylvia Hoeks just kills it in that scene.

[@ned5231]

She's named Luv cause in the original script Wallace would refer to everyone he was talking to as Luv (like the way British people do) Luv took that and adopted it as her name so that she could feel special as if Wallace was actually using her name when speaking to her, she has no actual name, but she worships Wallace like a god and desperately seeks his validation and approval, to him she's just a tool though and he doesn't give her a second thought beyond that (hence why she was never given a real name)

[@CousinWhatIsIt]

The origami guy, actor Edward James Olmos, is also a main character in the TV series Battlestar Galactica. I know you would LOVE that series. I hope you get to watch it some day.

[@victorzuniga233]

Especially since she is a huge fan of The Expanse

[@Kaseyberg]

Edward james olmos says one thing he wanted when he excepted the roll on Battlestar Galactica is that he could treat it like a prequel to Bladerunner.

[@fan-i-am]

AND it discusses the same concept of what it means to be human: artificial life/cylons becoming close to human, and Cylon and human reproducing to make a hybrid life

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

Where so many mainstream entertainment films will be forgotten in time. Blade Runner 2049 will outlive us all

[@d4mdcykey]

Villenueve is indeed an astounding director, his films have a particular WEIGHT to them, something that awakens normally recessed areas of the brain...I'm guessing. I've always found it fascinating how specific directors can do this with everything they release. Whatever the combination that make this magic possible it lifts up the entire genre of filmmaking to ever higher heights and we all benefit from it.

[@zachgaskins3731]

The "baseline" test is supposed to be a stress and mental stability test similar to the Voigt-Kampff test of the first film - to make sure a replicant is mentally and emotionally stable; it's probably even more vital when your entire job description is killing your own kind.

[@chardrum]

In every time I have ever rewatched this movie I have never laughed. Mary I don't understand.

[@Hakman78]

I’ve enjoyed watching your videos, it’s nice to feel like I’m getting to watch a movie with someone, it really helps my depression, and hopefully a lot of other people’s too. Not trying to be morbid, but like I said it does help.

[@kurtpoeltl4238]

An early Ryan Gosling movie you have probably never heard of is Half Nelson. He plays a middle school social studies teacher with a drug problem. Good movie!

[@3DJapan]

The sound design was amazing in the theater. You could physically feel it.

[@damianstarks3338]

This Blade Runner sequel is a sci fi masterpiece just like the first one so happy to see you reacting to this sequel.

[@dinsism]

One of my favorite films, absolutely love it! ( i have 3 Blade Runner tattoos- The tree, the owl and the unicorn origami)

[@xaviperez26]

Wow... That's passion, man.

[@aerthreepwood8021]

This was one of my favorite cinema experiences. I was enraptured the whole time. There were 3 shorts released before the movie that are all worth watching. There's one that focuses on Dave Bautista's character where he puts in a stellar performance.

[@TheJerbol]

The anime one is a must-watch though, because that actually explains the blackout

[@aSSGoblin1488]

😫😭 i just realized Joi's "i am getting cabin fever" is just the manufacturer developer marketing to the consumer to buy an emanator.

[@billbabcock1833]

In the fight scene in the Vegas bar, Harrison Ford threw a punch at Ryan Gosling that he misjudged and actually punched Gosling in the face.

[@Nadia.A.]

There are three Blade Runner short films prior to the release of 2049. They fill the gaps as to what happened between 2019 and 2049. I think they were released on youtube. Might want to check them out.

[@proosee]

You know it's the future if even Ryan Gosling can't find a girlfriend 😅

[@LightsCameraJake]

He couldnt In the Barbie movies either.

[@saturnine1987]

One of my favorite films. The sea wall scene gets me every time. K looks like an angel from under the water, the music, just everything. As an aside, I asked Sylvia Hoeks (Luv) what "I'm the best one" meant for Luv... she said she played it a certain way but wanted it left up for interpretation so wouldn't tell me more.

[@axelfoley133]

The big takeaway to me was the questions I had about Joi's nature. She's marketed as the perfect, doting girlfriend 'product' - female sexuality and attention are highly commercialized in this future - and she starts the movie as if trying to find out what Joe wants her to be, shifting tone, costume and character immediately. But she also seems genuinely touched by the freedom of being moved to the emanator and feeling the rain, and it seems like an (albeit unconventional) act of love to hire a prostitute to be the body so that they can sleep together. Her anxiety when Joe is in danger and that her last words to Joe when she knows she's going to die/cease are 'I love --'. It's very convincing that she genuinely cares about and loves Joe. Did Joi develop actual feelings through natural growth and learning, or was it just part of programming to mimic that connection? If it feels real to the customer, does it even matter? This was the movie that made me pay attention to Ana De Armas. Next time I saw her was Knives Out and she was fantastic again.

[@AUrquhart90]

Honestly in my top 10 movies of all time. Just incredible imagery, score, and storytelling

[@tileux]

"JOI" has multiple meanings, one of them not too savoury, which adds ambiguity to what that character actually is and means. If you saw what Sylvia Hoeks looks like in real life you wouldnt recognise her as Luv. She did an amazing job with that character.

[@glennwelsh9784]

The movie never actually addresses whether or not Deckard is a replicant. All we know is that the child was born from a replicant, and not whether or not it was fathered by a replicant.

[@jrd33]

This was the director's intent.

[@cje499]

The scene where Wallace makes Deckard question his first meeting with Rachel is so unnerving

[@nigeltrotter2886]

This is also the start of me liking the new "Action movie Gosling" where he's just casually doing action movie stuff. So hilarious and cool. I like this version of him.

[@tbessie]

I loved both films, but for different reasons. Both perfectly depicted their worlds. The first was way ahead of its time, and the second perfectly followed the first.

[@nigeltrotter2886]

I like how Niander talks down to people in an almost robotic fashion. Like, he's so smart nobody can compare, in his mind.

[@rikk319]

The scriptwriters for the original and this film made clear several instances where the "humans" were showed less humanity than the replicants. The trick is that they're all humans.

[@vish5465]

I always search for people reacting to this movie! It's so underrated and it's just my favorite movie ever! Oscar winning!

[@corbelius6]

I also loved the conflict on what it means to be human and what emotions and relationships mean to beings. Whether you are human or replicant. The basic theme of the book that Ridley Scot used for the Original Blade Runner "Do Robots dream of electric sheep"?

[@AdalHRivera]

Among other things, K gets bombarded with a series of emotionally charged questions that have a word tacked on at the end, but he is supposed to only say the last word. The whole point of the test is to overstimulate him while he performs mental tasks and see if he shows any emotional reaction whatsoever

[@rikk319]

What's really sad is when you understand that replicants are just as human as everyone else, just bio-engineered, just how much emotional torture K goes through with his baseline test.

[@zairac2564]

"I'm happy if you just kill love." "I think love's dead." --Mary out of context giving relationship advice.

[@RyansChannel0203]

Blade Runner 2049 came out in 2017. Not 2019. Also that was an origami sheep. Not a cow, because Blade Runner is heavily inspired by "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" Btw Roger Deakins also won for 1917.

[@Jigsawn2]

This is definitely one of the very very few over 2 hour movies that just keeps you glued to the screen. I could have watched another 2 hours of this easy. Same with all Denis Villenieux's films, thank god we still have more Dune movies to look forward to!

[@Lia-uf1ir]

9:19 That's not a cow - it's a sheep. It's a nod to the original novel that inspired Blade Runner called "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" And yes, in the original novel, they were androids. In the films, they're genetically engineered humans.

[@jonmercano1138]

There’s prequel clips, an anime short Black Out 2022 (which they reference in the movie), and an anime show called Black Lotus that takes place in 2032

[@ocularnervosa]

This movie is better on the big screen, the bigger the better.

[@StoriesThatSuck-pw1vi]

Damned fine movie. Not one that can be watched casually -- you have to sit and experience it. I find it exhausting, but well worth it. Good reaction, Mary!

[@mrd4785]

The cinematography for Las Vegas in Blade Runner 2049 was inspired by images of Sydney, Australia when a dust storm covered the city in 2009. This was one of the first films I watched on my new OLED tv on 4K disc and every scene looked fantastic. The bit at the start that looked bleak actually looked really striking with the better OLED black contrast, but I could see how it might look more washed out on a PC monitor or regular LED tv.

[@robgrossi2368]

Great reaction and commentary as always! Also, although I'm an anglophone in Quebec (ie not *French* Canadian), the pronunciation of his name is Deh-nee Vil-nuv. He's one of the top directors of our time and his breakthrough film entitled "Incendies" is definitely a must watch, imo!!! Not many KZbinrs have reacted to it, likely because it is an intense drama that isn't super popular.

[@matthewneufeld8854]

So happy to see you react to this movie. They really did an amazing job with this movie.

[@t0dd000]

Joe, at least in the US, is linked to an all-American archetype: - GI Joe (not the cartoon, it's a generic name for a US soldier ... General Issue Joe (from WWII jargon) or Government Issue Joe) - everyday Joe - Joe six pack Etc etc

[@hzjake]

This is one of my favourite movie. All because of how deep the meaning behind some scenes, lighting & visual storytelling, soundtrack. Obviously, this is not a movie for a simple-minded person. This is one of the best philosophical modern day movie, out of all the crap were getting right now.

[@Lia-uf1ir]

21:55 I think it's implied that a dirty bomb fell on Las vegas during some sort of conflict and that's why it's like this. The guy who scanned his wooden horse said that it's the only place where the radiation is this high.

[@MrGpschmidt]

One of the best sequels to a genuine masterpiece ever. Herculean task well executed by everyone involved in this film - the visuals and cinematography (yes all hail Roger Deakins and his richly deserved Oscar - finally!) as well as Hans Zimmer's evocative score and the sound design/editing overall. Canny casting of Gosling and the ethereal Ana (oh man to see her as a giantess in IMAX was a wet dream come true for me *sigh") And I love Ford reprising Deckard (his line of 'Sometimes to love someone , you have to be a strange" is so poignant it never fails to give me a lump in my throat and tears well up). I knew you'd love it Mary :D PS: thanks for checking into all that info about Rachel! I never knew how they did it.

[@rikk319]

Ana de Armas is one of the most beautiful women to ever walk this planet, for sure.

[@joecrafted]

I feel called out by this reaction…😂 Love this sequel, I got to see the original in the theaters and this one had such a similar feel while experiencing it. They did such a great job continuing the story.

[@eternalturtl6320]

The baseline test is a ptsd test designed for Replicants like Officer K. They do it to make sure he isnt mentslly suffering from his job. They ask him to "state his baseline" in the beginning. He chooses an excerpt from a real book called Pale fire about a dying poet. The test initiater then will ask incredibly probing/evocative/emotional questions IMMEDIATELY followed by something from his baseline (within cells interlinked) and hes expected to immediately parrot back the part of his baseline. Doing so indicates he isnt dwelling on the incredibly upsetting questions theyre rapid firing at him.

[@TheWebcrafter]

09:24 - Origami animal is a sheep. A callback to the title of the Philip K. Dick story upon which Blade Runner is based, 'Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep?'.

[@bgordon647]

I’m glad I’m not the only one who laughs at Robin Wright’s head thudding off the desk.

[@MoviesandCoffee]

The first film is good but 2049 is a frickin' masterpiece

[@jasonsypsa7074]

Replicants are not androids, they are enhanced bioengineered humans.

[@AndyMatts44]

Yes. Another missed item that cause a lot of people to really struggle with what's going on.

[@Lia-uf1ir]

12:00 That's why it's not called global warming anymore for a while now. The climate getting warmer isn't the only thing that's gonna happen. We'll see more weather extremes and obviously depending on where you are it won't be hot all year everywhere. The actual behind-the-scenes reason for there being snow in the film so often is because it's an hommage to the director's home in Quebec and the winter landscapes of snow that reminded him of empty deserts.

[@minutemanproductions8029]

Watching this in the movie theatre was a life changing cinematic experience for sure

[@nightking0130]

I think the whole thing with birth is that they are taking that one line from the original movie where Tyrell says that Rachael is an experiment that he’s overseeing indicating she’s a special replicant. Bit thin but you know

[@jakebreaker]

Joe did the most human thing he could do. :(

[@saturnine1987]

He gained a soul.

[@TK-ff5kc]

Loved this better than the original. I saw that to test out the cgi Rachel, they redid her scenes from Blade Runner for comparison and they were identical.

[@futuza]

This is one of the few recent films that's a sequel to a classic franchise, that actually feels like it respects the original franchise while also doing its own new interesting thing. One of my favorite sequels ever made. Its too bad so much of hollywood can't seem to understand how to do this (look at the star wars sequels, or indiana jones for example).

[@klyph]

After I saw this movie, I had absolute faith in Villeneuve to direct Dune.

[@LuisDiaz-uj5qu]

Finally I've been waiting for your reaction for this film 😁😁😁👌👌👌

[@micahhill7503]

The origami that dude made was a sheep. It's a nod to the title of the book blade runner is based off of called do Android's dream of electric sheep by Philip K Dick.

[@charles7836]

I'm pretty sure wherever she is, she still hasn't stopped talking.

[@Comic3247]

One of the greatest movies ever

[@ceelos4504]

Nice! Great review at the end. Totally agree with your whole take on this film!

[@1waytickettopluto]

This was my favorite movie of 2017.

[@TakezoMusashi]

I recommend watching "Blade Runner 2049 - All three Prequel Short Films in chronological order" if you want to dive deeper in the story. Also, have you seen Drive? Another great role for Ryan :)

[@kevinmeyers7821]

The beginning scenes where K retires Sapper was originally from an unused storyboard that didn't make it into the first film. Deckard was supposed to retire a replicant without a word as the replinant checked the pot of soup on the stove.

[@tomasbeha1645]

I believe that the name Joe is a mix of John and Doe - John Doe is an officially used "placeholder name", for unidentified males.

[@spidersj12]

Why is the sky so orange where Deckard is living... because of the immense amounts of particulates, possibly radioactive particulates in the local atmosphere. Having gone through wildfires this summer, it's easy to see how the sun is blocked and only the longest wavelengths of light (the red ones) make it through the atmosphere to the ground, i.e. a persons eyes.

[@Hellseeker1]

It is a great movie and a worthy sequel

[@jaddlawand2358]

Jadd J.A.D.D. Jadd A phenomenal sequel that keeps getting better every time I see it. To me this Denis Villeneuve's best movie.

[@my_randomology]

THEORY! Ken realizes he's artificial and goes into the world... he's immortal. He joins the LAPD hunting other artificial beings. he becomes K. OH MIND BLOWN!

[@ssotkow]

I'm glad Mary is watching this epic film. I've watched her Arrival reaction and loved it. Same director i believe.

[@アキコ2003]

19:46 aaaand..it takes a psycho to know one 😅🤣

[@eXcommunicate1979]

Most intense 1v1 ever

[@cthulhuspawn6290]

I like how the death of joi was luv. Lol

[@scope40k]

"Stay dead, please, for the love of God" - I think I should remember this 🤣

[@robertosavini9507]

loving your new hair colour

[@ev1Lsect]

It's how they envision another world with the technology of Tyrell. Like an alternate Earth. It isn't a prediction for how our world will look.

[@coeusdarksoul2855]

"A guy that likes origami..." All at once the Lords of Kobol wept...

[@rigger151]

There were some prequel short movies. Dave Bautista was in one of those too

[@TheWebcrafter]

08:01 - Replicants aren't robots, they're human.

[@pws8091]

I feel like Scott made Alien Covenant the way he did to protect Blade Runner 2049. He gave that up to direct this. Maybe the studio didn’t want two ultra smart movies coming out too close to each other? Maybe Scott just made his modern love letter to B-Movies?

[@CybrSlydr]

This movie is incredible. One of those few that is better than the original in almost every single way.

[@lapislazuli5035]

I wouldn't go that far, haha, but it's still an excellent film.

[@carbuneskinny5797]

Great movie .. one of the best sequels ever !!