You Don't Like Real Girls | Blade Runner 2049 [Open Matte]

[@mx4menot4u]

Even in 2049 you can still hear the piped out civics racing around in the background

[@А.К-ц6ю]

It's a part of the score, lol. Listen to OST and make sure.

[@icouldntthinkofagoodname7216]

Imagine they last that long.

[@BigBoyz33]

I thought i was the only one who imagined that lmao

[@optionalcoast7478]

I mean the k24 dose last forever

[@stephenledford3808]

I thought that sound originated from the blimps in the first movie

[@ross4452]

Im convinced that 20 years from now this movie will be much more appreciated, much like the 1st one took time to gain its cult following. It might not be as groundbreaking as the 1st was, but its definitely a special movie and brilliantly done as well.

[@stevem2323]

It's already appreciated very much, but it will never be as good as the first one.

[@s0nnyburnett]

It didn't do anything new, relied heavily on the first and the score was ok but not original and as varied the way vengelis did it. The different scenes don't flow well in my opinion either. The whole thing had this feeling of "look this a BIG serious movie we made" instead of truly being that without having to try and convince themselves of that.

[@jeffwads]

Well, check the "bell-curve" out and everything will become quite clear. As long as some of us appreciate this masterpiece, that is fine.

[@zantes4061]

@@stevem2323 due to nostalgia, very few movies can live up to the first one. Even if it was as good, most would remember the first one being better due to nostalgia.

[@stevem2323]

@@zantes4061 That doesn't have anything to do with nostalgia, nostalgia BS is the usual line when you don't have facts. First Blade Runner is simply way better movie, on every level.

[@darkvaultminigaming6368]

This film is a frickin masterpiece. Even when Joe is in a crowd, he’s totally alone, just trying to keep a hold of something real. This is one of the saddest and most beautiful films ever made imo

[@haylobos8261]

Too artsy fartsy for my tastes. Needed more BANG, WHAM, and BOOM! And a better story. And less libre earle D-gen Ra c. Like sex dolls and stuff. But at least they were not dreaming of sheep like the first one.

[@anydaynow01]

Totally agree, just like the first Bladerunner, it will take a few years before people realize just how amazing this movie is and it takes its place up there with the greats.

[@haylobos8261]

@@anydaynow01 It is just show shall list bran washing. So all the critics who are sho shall lists say it is a masterpiece. But it is not. It soks. Mating with sex dolls, the replicants being downtrodden, that is all what the show shall lists love.

[@thinkingoutloud3757]

@@haylobos8261 You want artsy-fartsy? Try Tree of Life. Goes down as hands-down the most pretentious thing I've ever seen before I turned it off.

[@michaelzachar7166]

@@thinkingoutloud3757 No. They're saying they'd rather have a Michael Bay big booba/explosion flick because they're most likely a simpleton that lacks the ability to digest complexities in a film.

[@SamuraiShampoo77]

The greatest detail is joi’s “alert system” going off when the girl starts flirting too hard

[@simonb8464]

Jealousy..

[@gentlebabarian]

​@simonb8464 no it's the system trying to keep it's customers!! Every person getting a real relationship is a customer lost!!

[@honduraswalks]

oh damn I never realized that I thought it was just a conincedence but that's genius though

[@germanpedraza8734]

​@@gentlebabarian well, that's basically human jealously described in terms of economy

[@peoplez129]

@@gentlebabarian Which is not much different today, because in order for it to do that, it has to be spying on the customer.

[@OsiRixxx]

The sound design in this movie is just nuts.

[@shafttao5940]

@Cthulhu This is the way

[@graverobber135]

and here I thought it’s ridiculous they haven’t solved the obnoxious train noise in this reality. Don’t you think the train sound specifically is a little forced atmosphere? when you consider how strange it is that noise pollution isn’t something this reality thinks is a problem, how not even the rich care enough about the noise? feels forced.

[@zumwansi6734]

@@graverobber135 I think the rich don't care because they're all off world

[@MyopicSundae]

The cinematography, sound design, set pieces, and costumes were fantastic in this film, which is what made it most worth watching. The acting...not so much.

[@alexeigodfray76]

@@graverobber135 I don't think in this reality noise pollution is on any one's list of problems. In the movie there are way worse problems than just noise. The rich at least ,what I seen in the movie, live in monolithic towers that block of contact from down below. Plus some cities are loud, especially in mega cities like in the blade runner Universe. Constant construction maintenance, and transportation. Places like New York which is has a population of around only 8 million, sometimes sounds like this, albeit not blade runner bad, but bad. I think the obnoxious train noise, really sells, how awful of a place the world of blade runner is.

[@nipzie]

Anyone who called this movie boring and slow must have no attention span for anything other than explosions, that 3 minute sequence captivated me and made me want to watch the movie all over again. An absolute masterpiece. So beautifully shot and framed, and the audio to go with it completes it.

[@navelionaeem-thatdetroitma4260]

tik tok and other similar things have destroyed the attention spans of most millennials and gen zs. Super short tweets, youtube shorts, snapchat stories... everything's geared toward being shorter and shorter. Thats why this movie didnt do better, peoples attention spans are being ruined at a societal level through the increased use of social media and the lack of doing things like reading full novels that inherently develop better attention spans

[@navelionaeem-thatdetroitma4260]

@@moomoocowsly They are taking the most "rational" approach, they are taking what they believe to be the easiest and by doing so are routinely missing out on something Extremely important in All things called Context. Context, context, context is what people begin to care less about over time as they get more and more used to super short, sweet, and straight to the point. The most important aspect of any movie or book even is supported by the very context that people gloss over. Social media and the use of modern internet Is in fact ruining people's attention span and mentalities as well I you want to go deeper in this. SJWs and Internet Tough guys. People super vocal online but the quietest on the room in when person. This Is a problem. Not caring about context which is oft left out on Twitter and tik tok. This is a problem. Shortened attention spans from Not exercising the brain more. This is a problem. The alternative take you suggest ignores the primary issue which is why I largely remains the alternative.

[@dodybruh2524]

I mean it is REALLY slow, but that is not a bad thing. People need to understand that slow does not equal boring

[@xenomorphlover]

Couldn't have said it better. I've been watching this scene over and over again and it's Cyberpunk perfection...the way all those neon signs and those holograms show up with all those reflections, the countless ambient sounds you hear in the background and the way those prostitutes move towards the main character. I think modern audiences don't have the ability to appreciate "slower" movies like this and probably fall asleep watching a classic like ALIEN...

[@babylonhasfallen5338]

I found a video of your wife getting a train ran on her whilst browsing the internet. An absolute masterpiece. So many beautiful shots. And the audio the audio to go with it just completes it

[@ianpeters3095]

Such an underrated movie. Seeing it on the superscreen with only three other ppl in the theater blew me away. Saw it twice, in fact.

[@bluemamba5317]

Only twice? 😁

[@Jay-eb7ik]

@@bluemamba5317 Haha, 3rd time now for me. It's too damn good!

[@Reignor99]

I watched it for the first time a week ago I thought it was boring, and fell asleep before the end

[@karls4937]

Definitely IMAX worthy film.

[@bluemamba5317]

@@Reignor99 Well, I've heard only cool people like this movie, maybe that's it?

[@asmitsharma70]

If a hologram looks like Ana de Armas ofc i dont like real girls

[@_Vissal_]

Hah, right?

[@Polo-715]

factual

[@bigdaddybuttmaster69]

i wish holographic girls are real

[@Polo-715]

@@bigdaddybuttmaster69 real

[@shatakshipandey8014]

Ana de Armas is real btw

[@iw_legendary_sayain2215]

I’ve always loved her sneak approach in this one shot 1:38 she runs her hand on his right shoulder as she nears his left. Making him look to his right as she takes the chance to look at the pictures he’s holding. Giving her a huge amount of info in such a subtle approach.

[@tonyrandall3146]

Good observation. K also seemed to suspect she was a spy.

[@YaowBucketHEAD]

I would of never caught it. I was too busy drooling over the girl in black. 🤤

[@volkanguven4692]

@@YaowBucketHEAD hell right 🙂

[@Shadamachaeon]

@@YaowBucketHEAD the woman in black I believe is Nathalie Emmanuel aka "Missandei" , Daenaerys's assistant in the "Game of Thrones" series.

[@yt-sh]

she looked at it for 6 sec straight

[@dodybruh2524]

- What's that? - It's a Tree. - Oh. I've never seen a tree before. It's pretty. - It's dead. Gotta love some good futuristic cyberpunk writing.

[@Scriptum_1]

Yeah, also the African guy expert on wood. A very very rare profession

[@Mr.Nobody_97]

Sounds like dating 20 years prior 😅

[@Anunnaki_Gula]

Of course. Talk to someone who is both socially awkward and aloof, you'll hear shit similar to this.

[@takeonedaily]

"now who keeps.... a dead tree?"

[@leafcatcher1715]

Plot-hole (-ish). K goes to Sapper’s, sees the tree. K knows about the little African Dr. If that tiny dirty horse was enough real wood to make K rich, imagine what bringing in one branch of that dead tree would have been worth, let alone the whole tree; whole or in pieces. Instead, he burns it.

[@billyv9990]

I love the part 0:59 where the Russian man just says "Never run out of calcium" in an enthusiastic tone.

[@toomanyaccounts]

well the Russians ran out of calcium and were most unhappy. hence why they must have calcium to be soviet happy.

[@XiangYu94]

In Soviet Russia, calcium runs out of u

[@larsfaye292]

Nice, I didn't catch that.

[@freighttrain7143]

I never noticed that, thank you. Sage Advice For Us All, You Know.

[@VadimOm]

Northern problem

[@magicarpet101]

the actress has such a great voice. The lines read like poetry between the two.

[@mrttrmmurat4708]

Who is she

[@thrillington2008]

MacKenzie Davis

[@hansolo631]

@@thrillington2008 You're right. Good for her, she does a great job. I've seen the new terminator movie and I didn't pick up on this somehow. She looks very pretty and acts very enticing in this scene. Very different from her other roles. To me, that's good acting

[@hobbymanx9200]

Mackie looks better in orange hair than blonde tbh

[@farabor7382]

The lights are so perfect, the extras are so well integrated (costumes, lines and everything), the subtle CGI that doesn’t hurt the eyes... with the sound of the rain it feels like you're there !

[@michaelhutchinson1789]

ffs i started reading your comment in my head like Boromir was speaking..

[@farabor7382]

@@michaelhutchinson1789 it wouldn't be inappropriate, I was in a state of fascination close to Boromir's in that scene 😅

[@lucienoros4808]

One does not simply make a cinematography movie as good as Roger Deakins

[@naughtypalaceofballas]

lol the dude was eating in front of a whore house this art was nice but trashy at the same time......like it's fans

[@josephlowry4320]

It feels so real.

[@SEDresden]

The irony of a synth talking about "Real Girls" feeds right back into one of the main tensions of the franchise: What makes someone real?

[@indra_vrtrahan]

Probably being organic human being 😂

[@aidanrock8719]

@@indra_vrtrahan You're not very smart, are you

[@salambard]

@@indra_vrtrahan We are all just human beans in someone's soup...

[@DontDrinkthatstuff]

Ughh actually being alive biologically?? It's really not that hard tbh.

[@jamesbumgardner1469]

@@DontDrinkthatstuff so if I had an artificial heart I wouldn't be? It's the biological ship of Theseus. How much of me can be replaced before I'm no longer a real human? How much of a synth needs to be replaced for it to become a real human. It's always interesting to see where people draw those lines.

[@willienelsongonzalez4609]

This was without a doubt a beautiful masterpiece that was truly faithful to the original whilst Denis subtlety put his own stamp on the film. The loneliness of Ryan’s character whilst he tries to maintain a semblance of a lived existence (his version of humanity) is brilliantly captured yet laced with pathos and yearning to be “more human than human”.

[@ragnaroksrage]

more human than human ;) kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3bUc51rrKmGqpo&ab_channel=LuxeWitch

[@sanchofro]

Edge of Humanity, which is how he was living which is also the name of the sequel book to the original

[@Daftanemone]

The ending when he realizes he isn’t the kid is devastating

[@SuperRobertoClemente]

I'm still ambivalent about this film. It is a staggering technical achievement in extending the world of the original, right down to sound and texture. But I'm not sure what it adds, or if anything needed to be added. There might be a sequel, but I don't see Blade Runner as a "franchise," it doesn't make any sense.

[@DragonHalo3D]

not really faithful at all. it lost a ton of what made the original special. feels more like an action movie set in the blade runner universe. it definitely is a good movie tho

[@paperclip9558]

I love that line "you don't like real girls" is a little bit ironic because she's a replicant, which also technically not a real girl. It's kinda hillarious 😂.

[@SStupendous]

1:04 We not gonna question what the hell is going on here

[@rikk319]

Replicants eat, bleed, have DNA...they're humans. Just genetically engineered ones. That was the point of the first film. It's amazing how few people actually understand it.

[@fredrik8500]

@@SStupendous your parents never told you about the prostitute flowers and the paying bees?

[@SStupendous]

@@fredrik8500 I know what sex is my guy.... not my fault I've not been to the late 2040s brothels

[@painexotic3757]

@@SStupendous lmfao i didnt even notice that

[@lostintechnicolor]

I love how JOI’s jingle goes off every time he’s talking to another girl (except his superior at the police station, though she does say at one point she was listening in on them).

[@iforgotthenamemate]

She jealous grl.

[@弘睿甫]

@@iforgotthenamemate maybe designed that way so they dont lose customer

[@mistercohaagen]

@@弘睿甫 Imagine how crazy it would be to have an AI in your pocket monitoring your vitals to make sure you were loyal to it. Or perhaps in the scene here, it was shopping for prostitutes for you. +1 Wallace Corporation customer!

[@Frey12]

I also like that. Even though its pretty clear he is emotional invested in her as he can be.

[@lostintechnicolor]

@@Frey12 Some women can still be terribly jealous even when their men are loyal.

[@Mr___f]

This movie and Dune 2021 are legitimately so well done on a technical level. It's crazy how both are already pretty much considered instant classics.

[@haylobos8261]

Replicants are the libre earles. That is why they are "classics". But they sok.

[@ThePrinceofHisOwnKingdom]

This movie still blows Dune out the water though.

[@InternetForHomies]

@@ThePrinceofHisOwnKingdom nah both are perfect.

[@Character_Limit]

@@InternetForHomies dune is so boring though. like nothing of note happens the entire movie. you look at a any of the lotr movies which are of similar run time, and compare how much shit happens in those movies to dune. dune is very cinematic and thematic but the movie has no content.

[@alexisfendi]

same director too

[@BishopTech]

“Depends, what’s your model number?” has got to be on the smoothest things he says in this whole movie.

[@weirdshibainu]

She has fantastic facial expressions. She really conveys a lot of emotion.

[@lwreaper187]

Too bad she couldn’t do the same in dark fate

[@mauriciomorais7818]

​​@@lwreaper187dark fate was not about emotions, it was about butch dikes and an old fart. She is attractive tho

[@sufficientmagister9061]

​​@@lwreaper187 Wait, is that really the same cyborg woman? What the-?

[@lwreaper187]

@@sufficientmagister9061 yes one and the same

[@sufficientmagister9061]

@@lwreaper187 I could not tell because of how different she looked and acted in Terminator: Dark Fate. Well, that is why it is called acting for a reason, hehe.

[@jaybird0312]

2049 is only 30 years from now... We're closer to this timeline than we are to the release of the original Blade Runner.

[@michaelgerrardtyson4197]

fuck sake

[@BradPham]

And still no hoverboards.

[@olemew]

It's a movie, you know that right?

[@BradPham]

@@olemew Only a skin job would state the obvious. What are you - Nexus 6?

[@olemew]

@@BradPham not obvious for OP. Are you retarded?

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

The scene with her and joi, freaking amazing. Having cgi is one thing, but using it well is a whole different story....

[@osakanone]

Her name is literally "Jerk off instructional" lmao

[@Sims2freakazoider]

If you mean the scene where they "sync" that actually wasn't cgi! They had both actresses perform a sort of choreographed routine and just overlapped the footage over each other!! :) But I agree that all CGI in this movie was used perfectly as well!

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

@@Sims2freakazoider heh cool. I had no idea how they did it.

[@twentyonetortas5921]

@@Sims2freakazoider just watched the movie and learning this makes me even more impressed with the film. I’m salty over how this didn’t get as much positive reception in the box office

[@Tomani02]

@@twentyonetortas5921 it's like the original, didn't do well in the box office just to gain a cult following the years after its release.

[@CodaMission]

Joy sounds the little jingle any time he has a moment of chemistry with another girl. He programmed her with jealousy.

[@wizard0313]

Joy is a product. When someone gets a real significant other over a product, that's a product lost. Could be jealousy, could be product reigning back in the customer

[@EGOR.d07]

@@wizard0313 which is 100% the case given cyberpunk nature

[@TheeKittyPie]

@@wizard0313I love this comment cause it fits in with the theme of Blade Runner so well, are her feelings real or are they just elaborate and sophisticated programming? And at a certain point , what’s the difference between the two?

[@LAK_770]

Legit one of the best sequels ever made. It’s at the level of Godfather II in terms of how it respects and understands its material, and elevates and expands the original. And as time goes on it absolutely will become more and more universally appreciated as a great film, and not just for its cinematography porn and coolness

[@wildman7220]

It's objectively not at the level of Godfather II.

[@rogoznicafc9672]

@@wildman7220 i think he meas its as good to ITS original (og bladerunner movie) as Godfather was to its original (godfather 1)

[@GuineaPigEveryday]

@@wildman7220 ok as if Godfather is an untouchable perfect film, anyways, he meant that it terms of how good of a sequel it is to the original. Moron

[@rikk319]

@@wildman7220 Claims "objectiveness", offers no evidence. Why bother?

[@wildman7220]

@@rikk319 What I said is already evident.

[@Jordanime]

That's exactly what my mom said to me when she saw my browser history.

[@ASRMN27]

Bro lmao

[@begobolehsjwjangan2359]

i hired an escort nude model once and my mom busted in after we had sex in my apartment. she costed me 5x than street prostitute but regarding the service, she is worth it. (i never had street prostitute before, they just not my cup of tea) after that my mom never question my sex orientation anymore. or my browser history. try that, it super effective. i spent almost everytime playing games. no clubbing, no lollygagging, nothing, just being nerd. my mom think im a loser nerd who despise women and or gay or asexsual.

[@cuzaim2589]

Relatable

[@Piface2099]

Ayo

[@SStupendous]

Send me a screenshot

[@ericbouler7758]

"Oh you're not into real girls." The funny part about that line is that Ryan Gosling is in another movie called Lars and the real girl, and she wasn't a real girl. 😆

[@someonesomeone25]

I'm not into real girls

[@appahoopjack2514]

That movie LARS was interesting... it inspired me to post a photo on FB of a Sex Doll & me in my MIDLIFE CRISIS Ride... naturally, somebody was offended and had it taken down

[@rong2912]

In a Black Mirror episode, that actress played a sentient human simulation (not real girl).

[@rong2912]

She also played a cyborg in the new Terminator movie. She's likes playing not real girls.

[@ericbouler7758]

@Not Convinced You're not convinced that it's funny. That's funny. 😆

[@ScamwatchDallin]

I studied marketing and advertising. The sound design in this movie is exactly what I imagine our future trajectory to sound like. Unbelievably potent. Even subtle things like the companies making their own super catchy motifs only to be swiftly forgotten the moment they leave the area is so incredible. Only the highest praises for the sound design.

[@GuitarListen]

One word, regulations.

[@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat]

I keep waiting to meet someone who works in advertising in person so I can spit in their face.

[@dp-by1wg]

Marketing AND advertising. Damn, you must be super woke. If an alien race only has access to our commercials, they must think that black folks account for 90% of our planet's population.

[@BleedForTheWorld]

Thanks but I'd rather not be living in a capitalist dystopia in 2049

[@M.TTT.]

@@BleedForTheWorld do you think you have a choice, other than to not be living?

[@bhenshaw31]

This scene is so good. If the Bladerunner films did not exist and this scene was just a stand alone short story, I believe it would still invoke curiosity, suspense and intimacy, as well as loosely telling the narrative of bladerunner. I love it!

[@liam582]

@@blankfrank25 wrong

[@jonmoris9354]

100% right ive never watched the blade runners this was suggested in my feed and i watched it and i cant stop its beyond amazing and cant describe the overwhelming feeling the whole cinematography is beyond comprehension and the girls beauty mesmerises me

[@Wabajak13]

which was Philip K Dick's superpower. He would throw you into a world in a 20 page short story that would get you completely intrigued and invested and then yank you back to reality feeling some new sense of discovery. There's a reason almost all of his writings have been adapted, they're just too darn entertaining.

[@paulc1665]

That's an important lesson for anyone wanting to tell a story - each part may also be a story in itself.

[@rari2943]

Never seen Blade Runner anything. Heard about it obviously so it’s been in my list. This is the first scene I’ve seen of it right now. And yes I felt everything you commented. I’m gonna get stoned and watch the whole thing now, looks amazing just form this one scene.

[@thedrummerdude777]

Hands down my favorite film of the last decade. I watched this on opening night on my birthday and I loved every second of it. Some of my friends fell asleep through the movie, though they had a couple of drinks before going into the cinema. I was so immersed into this movie, I wanted to go back in and watch it again.

[@ormand3000]

You're joking, right? Best movie of the last 10 years? Please 🥱

[@SomeCowguy]

​@@ormand3000maybe the best movie if you want to fall asleep and graduate school before it ends while not being able to list anytghing that happened. The whole film felt like one of those filler parts in action movies.

[@syncmonism]

It's a very rare example of an addition to a popular franchise actually being original and good. We need more original films, and far fewer sequels, prequels, and spinoffs.

[@generalshepherd7026]

You've been a KZbin user for almost 17 years? I tip my hat to you, one legend to another

[@noabricot8679]

​@@SomeCowguyWhat's your favourite movie ?

[@MethosChannel]

Just like the original, this movie will be more appreciated 10+ years later.

[@redefinedliving5974]

Why

[@Travis_22]

@@redefinedliving5974 I don't know, but Blade Runner originally flopped in 1982. Which is true with many great films tbh. They don't do well on release but slowly are later appreciated

[@nicane-9966]

@@Travis_22 nostalgia maybe

[@snake7686]

I definitely appreciate it now. I watched it in theaters when it came out and on my 2nd viewing it was a worthy sequel to the original

[@MarquisDeSang]

People look for cheap thrills first, then later in their life, they look for a more fulfilling and deep experience.

[@eyeseer1]

Saw this movie at 10pm on a day off, 3 day weekend, light rain leaving the theater, the whole moment was out of time and I left a dimension unknown.

[@-Zer0Dark-]

This is, in my opinion, Villanueva's best film so far. His cinematography and color palate; his use of sound and score are superb. Even the way he tracks her as she's walking toward Officer K gives me goosebumps. I don't care what short attention spans say; this is a magnificent film.

[@GlazeonthewickeR]

There are other reasons not to like this movie than a short attention span - you’re being painfully elitist and small-minded. You really can’t reckon with the fact that other people experience art differently than you and have different perspectives? You really need to just say “short attention span” instead. I’d rather have a short attention span than be as narrow-minded as this.

[@daveblueballz6659]

@@GlazeonthewickeR thats one long way to cry bro

[@hanshandkante5055]

Can we at least agree that everyones taste is different. I don't think i have a very short attention span and i have generally speaking no problem with slow story telling but Blade Runner 2049 is one of the worst movies i have ever seen. It is just complete crap, it looks ridiculously overstylized, Jared Letos performance was totally overacted and Ryan Goslings acts like an NPC, Harrison Ford sucked too like in his last ten movies, the sound design was totally out of control, the soundtrack was totally generic, the story was extremely lame and boring, the dramaturgy was bad, the world building was full of lame stereotypes from the eighties and moralistic bs like that in 30 years after this movie no trees will exist anymore etc. Even this little scene might be totally stylized - but doesn't make any sense at all. - An elderly woman walks towards three prostitutes and has the instant attention of all three. - She says: "The man in the green Jacket, the one that killed Cypher(?) find put what he knews" and all three prostitutes instantly do what she wants. 1. Why does she mention that he killed this guy as if they would recognize him better that way? Where these three around when the killing happened? 2. She says "Find out what he knews" but she doesn't say about WICH TOPIC. I guess a grown man knows a lot and certainly a lot more then a prostitute could find out in one night. 3. Why is one of the girls saying that he is a Bladerunner and that she recognized him when the elderly lady already mentioned that he killed a replicant? Why is she still surprised by the fact that he is a Blade Runner? 4. Why are all three girls willing to do what the elderly lady said without asking what they will get for it in return? The mind of professionals works on a business base where i am coming from.

[@ZollaREAL]

"the sound design was totally out of control" (movie was nomited for best sound design in the oscars), "Ryan Goslings acts like an NPC" that's literally what his character is, "it looks ridiculously overstylized" lit the read the plot of the movie, it also won the oscar of best visuals and was nominated the BAFTA award for best makeup, "the soundtrack was totally generic" the movie was a Nominee for BAFTA best Original Music and the oscar for Sound Mixing, " the world building was full of lame stereotypes from the eighties and moralistic bs like that in 30 years after this movie no trees will exist anymore etc" i think you're forgetting that this movie is based on one of the novels who started this sterotype in the first place, " the story was extremely lame and boring" this is your opinion on it, the story is slow paced and you need to watch the prequel to understand what's going on, or else you're just watching it for the visuals and world building. overall if you didnt like the movie then its your personal opinion, i just find it funny how everything you hated the movie for is the same reason people love it

[@hanshandkante5055]

@@ZollaREAL I think i might be tired of this overstylized world building. Just like many superhero movies and modern Sci-Fi movies it looks more like a videogame then an actual movie let alone like something that could actually happen in the future. In my opinion Blade Runner 2049 adds nothing new to the Blade Runner world or Sci Fi world building generally. And to the story, i watched the original movie more then once - it was revolutionary for that time visually but not storywise. the novel is one of Phillip K. Dicks more conventional stories and its from 1968! It amuses me that we see the futurism of 1968 still as futuristic. Keep in mind that most of these Sci Fi concepts that we saw in Sci Fi movies from the eighties and nineties were based on ideas and stories from the fifties and sixties. For instance: the Matrix trilogy is based on the novel Simulacron 3 by Daniel F. Galouye from 1964(!!) and was already adapted to film by german filmmaker Fassbinder in 1973 in his movie "Welt am Draht" (world on a wire) Trueman Show was basically an adaption of ideas from Phillip K. Dicks "Marsian Timeslip" also from 1964. Total Recall was based on the Phillip K. Dick short story "We Can Remember It for You Wholesale" from 1966. And the best part is, that in the story from 1966 there is yet another twist at the end but that would have been too much to handle for the audiences of the early nineties. So the screenwriters left it out. Phillip K. Dick is basically stil the creative head behind most "modern" Sci-Fi concepts and he died in 1984. Most good sci-fi movies especially those who ask existential questions about our perception of reality and ourselves are influenced by his ideas and stories fo instance Inception, Matrix, Trueman Show, Existenz, Source Code, Dark City, Vanilla Sky, Gattaca, 12 Monkeys, Fight Club.. you name it. OR they are directly based on one of his stories like Blade Runner, Total Recall, The Man In The High Castle, A Scanner Darkly, Paycheck, Impostor, Minority Report, Screamers, The Adjustment Bureau and Next.

[@sirnoname6943]

A guy eating rice 2049

[@estebanlopezlimon1346]

Lmao

[@AllenHanPR]

In the future all cities get merged with Asian culture. So it's logical.

[@hobbymanx9200]

We’re all gonna be that guy in the next 25 years 😂🍚🥢😋 We are all Ryan Gosling yay

[@hobbymanx9200]

@@AllenHanPR exactly but who doesn’t eat rice anyway? The whole world is already merged into Asia. Lol

[@AllenHanPR]

@@hobbymanx9200 any product that is "social class approved" will last forever. Porn, rice, pasta, alcohol, drugs, sex. Is always gonna be in fashion for rich and poor. So it won't ever go away. That's why it's the most successful industries. During pandemic all the things I listed margins went up 8x. Because all enjoyable. But only the rich kept doing drugs and alcohol more lol. Porn, pasta, rice and alcohol is cheap if you think about different ways people sell it to you . Every form of has rich man version and poor man version. Weed is basically entry level is cohesive society. Meaning rich and poor agree on it and it's cheap. It became the new version of beer. Cocaine and other drugs are still elusive and destructive drugs in large amounts to an individual.

[@ennipumpkin]

As a finnish person, hearing her speak finnish suprised me and I was not expecting it at all lmao-

[@lopnezk1320]

Jep, tuli ihan puskista

[@Cinemaphile7783]

It sounds similar to Russian to me.

[@ennipumpkin]

@@Cinemaphile7783 I don't think it does but I can see why you would say that

[@Cinemaphile7783]

@@ennipumpkin Are Finns descendants of Slavic people? It would make sense considering the location of your country. Keep in mind I know fuck all about your history.

[@mitchanx1337]

@@Cinemaphile7783 As a russian I must say that our language may sound like Portugese, but I've never heard someone comparing it to Finnish. Btw there was a russian guy screaming "Молоток! Подожди! Куда пошёл-то?" right before beverage advertisement hologram popped up.

[@tssri8071]

This the most atmospheric film ive ever seen. Masterful Vfx work. Truly perfect.

[@TheRedMenaceProductions]

watched it in cinema when it came out, half watched it when I was drunk in 2019(?) when It was on bluray and now is the first time I have come back to the film. I just realised, the sound design in this film is amazing. There is so many subtle sounds that are easy to miss on a first time viewing. Holy shit. What a brilliant film.

[@Bbuthmann217]

i never noticed that the police sirens are those loud ass noises happening. i mean i'd definitely stop whatever i was doing if i heard that.

[@XiyuYang]

Ok Xi Jin Pooh

[@abcde_ghijklmnopqrstuvwyxz2188]

@@Bbuthmann217 that’s the police sirens!??

[@youwebz]

Word

[@Mike_v_E]

@@abcde_ghijklmnopqrstuvwyxz2188 no

[@Jdjwjdjzbsjwbb]

Best sound design in a movie i"ve ever seen. Watching this on IMAX screen was a real privilege. People who do not understand this movie need to learn to just enjoy cinematic brilliance at it's finest instead of non-stop no sense action sequences

[@portoalex]

I was hyped to watch this on the theater but when I did, the speakers were fucked up and during the entire movie there was crackling sounds :( We even got a refund after

[@nosir2758]

Or maybe people can like what they like and you can like what you like

[@GuineaPigEveryday]

im pretty sure a lot of ppl loved this film when it came out, just box office wasnt huge, cuz of multiple reasons including marketing.

[@nrant311]

Someone hasn’t seen The Batman or The Northman. I love BR 2049 as well but the cinematography and VFX were the stand outs for me. The Batman and The Northman (two recently released films) took full advantage of Atmos and it paid off by sounding incredible in the cinema, especially if you saw both in Dolby.

[@blazingsaddle166]

This would have meant a little more if you had said that this was the best sound design in a movie you ever heard....

[@rts100x5]

I could have never imagined that the sequel to BR would be a masterpiece of cinematography .... and the music score just took it to another level ... at first I had trouble with Gosling casting but rewatching it several times convinced me of his character and the brilliance of Denis Villeneuve directing him ....

[@peachmelba1000]

It's the role he was born to play, a nearly soulless robot with an inch wide emotional range😂

[@ikemkrueger]

For me Ryan Gosling is really the worst part of the movie, close to Harrison Ford. The movie would be better without both.

[@seanwebb605]

It's an incredible film. I had seen the first film and understood that it was a cult classic for a group of film lovers, but never truly appreciated it. The second film had a theatrical release when I was at an age where I could choose it from other releases at the time. I really enjoyed it. And it left me asking all sorts of questions. Many films are fast food. Maybe you like it or dislike it, but they cease to be relevant after you have pooped them out.

[@LoyaltotheNightsky]

@@peachmelba1000 He plays roles similarly a lot unfortunately, but he does get to stretch it occasionally. He's freakin hilarious in The Nice Guys.

[@alexandriaking8544]

I think gosling is perfect for the role. He does a good job portraying the main themes of this film (loneliness, soul-searching, etc.) and he really sells the character in my opinion

[@sayseriously]

"you don't like real girls..." this is the future of dating...

[@Darklatinus]

yeah we're reaching there lol

[@DHGxMcFlurry]

@@Darklatinus ooo so dark and edgy #we live in a society

[@lad4830]

Already there. late Gen Z and whole Alpha full of sexless people. There is definitely more people watching porn or paying for OF than having actual intercourse.

[@mastersequence5838]

Something that's easily corrected by behavior, but it's more caustic in the west. We'll see how long it lasts when everything comes undone, women find their femininity again and have to start shopping for the strongest local warlord for protection.

[@Matt0ize]

expensive to maintain

[@TeeDubzz]

The emanator chiming in at 3:00 is no coincidence; that's Joi declaring "MINE."

[@letsgo_inc]

exactly my thought...that was defense

[@tonyrandall3146]

@@letsgo_inc Because that was what K wanted to hear.

[@PuppetierMaster]

Joi had a dancing holo ad that flew by me like a 747 Joi is everywhere and no where and K is a helpless person in that regard.

[@ramz1455]

@@tonyrandall3146 Holy shit, honestly that's depressing.

[@tonyrandall3146]

@@ramz1455 I'm guessing the baseline test is Wallace designed - same technology.

[@Hefeweizen380]

I absolutely love the scene with Mackenzie Davis at 1:26. The way she never takes her eyes off him and walks through the crowd, she looks like a lioness leading a pack to their prey while taking in as much information as she can before she goes in for the kill.

[@kurzackd]

I mean... a fair enough point, but why praise only Mackenzie? The rest of them do the same.

[@scrums4748]

@@kurzackd the others don't do the same, one looks down for a bit and the other isn't seen that much in the shot walking towards him

[@JoeKing69]

Mackenzie is so hot she's way prettier than the actress who played Joi

[@mrselector1613]

She lost in the end.

[@Dan-di9jd]

She walks so confidently. The other ladies, including the one in the pink, weren’t as confident in their approach. She looked down and adjusted her hands where as Mackenzie just kept her eyes on target and walked without missing a beat. I definitely rewatched the approach multiple times and love how she walked.

[@allenlea8310]

The saving grace of dystopia: those who would label it as such are already dead (or dying), and those who are living in dystopia are too young to know (or appreciate) the difference.

[@Dazlidorne]

You start dying the day you are born.

[@antonboludo8886]

What?

[@o-wolf]

I always thought it funny how ppl keep talking about an impending "future" sci-fi dystopia.. asif we aren't living in one right now.

[@ezakustam]

As a person living in a society that became one during my lifetime, I beg to differ.

[@otakuConn]

@@antonboludo8886 fr

[@corrupt1238]

Saw this wonderful film 8 times in the cinema, its etched on my brain,oscar winning cinematography & visuals, the Hans Zimmer soundtrack ,Ryan, Denis, Love & Joy. A rare cinematic treat these days.

[@Retsler54]

Watched this movie in the cinema. Do not regret it. They CAN still make great movies, beautiful ones.

[@Travis_22]

One of the finest sequels I have watched. I was nervous because Blade Runner is one of my fav sci fi movies, and I was praying they didn't mess it up with BR 2049

[@maxwildcard2403]

5 times for me

[@lorddaquanofhouserastafari4177]

Haven’t watched it even tho it looks really good

[@alexramos7708]

I mean that has always been true, usually when people talk about classics or beautiful movies from a certain era the list is small. They always forget to mention ALL of the other films of that time period that were utter garbage. There is just more of it now because it is easier for people to create film.

[@bretts9373]

After watching 30 min of Me Time on Netflix. good god I hope so. What an absolute dumpster fire that was.

[@sameerdodger]

that synth in the background sounds incredible

[@EndreBarathArt]

"never seen a tree before. it's pretty" - this is heartbreaking...

[@redlightmax]

2:28 It reminds me of the children in Mad Max 3 who never saw skyscrapers.

[@chancho1010]

You can just feel the futuristic depression looming over everyone. Encouraged to work and everything else is a free for all!

[@fergus247]

the plot in this movie was awesome and it was well executed

[@IrregularPineapples]

the bait and switch -- after the first 10 minutes I was like "lame" and "predictable" -- then that bait and switch somewhere in the middle... it's so subtle but it changes EVERYTHING.

[@PedroHenrique-gr4zr]

@@IrregularPineapples its funny cus when you look back it makes a lot more sense than it would be as if the bait were true

[@farabor7382]

I agree with you, its really solid. And it has so many layers too, between the foundations that the original film had laid out and the new perspectives brought out by the new story...

[@crowmaulerg]

The line "I've never seen a tree before" has so much weight, this movie is insane

[@imstupid880]

"Oh, you don't even smile." Oh My God He's Literally Me.

[@tylerchambers6246]

Smiling is for pansies and submissive chimpanzees.

[@datfacenigga]

🤓🤓🤓

[@Dmitry_Medvedev]

goose is ourguy

[@cashewnuttel9054]

"Oh, you don't even smile." Because there is nothing to smile about. Would you please leave me alone, I'm eating rice.

[@nighurt478]

🤓🤓🤓 corny ahh

[@ZagZagSama]

The lighting the mood, the acid rains, the determination in the eyes of the extras -who all were well aware of the predecessor- to provide the best performance of their lives really shows. I loved beeing an extra on this set. Even hunted down a similar LED umbrella what we used on set and treasured it for years.

[@1br4h1]

You were actually an extra?

[@ZagZagSama]

@@1br4h1 correct.

[@damianstarks3338]

This sequel is a pure masterpiece and I love every minute of it.

[@Jalbesbe]

I totally love the sound of the revving engine that occasionally plays. Because that sound is also the sound of a high wave transfer thru a dense plasma coil.

[@maryy.angell]

both blade runner movies and tron legacy are like a wet dream for people(such as myself) who love the whole cyberpunk aesthetic, I wish I could describe in words how incredible I find futuristic dystopian themes Also some of the episodes of netflix’s love, death and robots have the cyberpunk theme too The most recent one I’ve watched, space sweepers *HIGH TECH - LOW LIFE*

[@semiekinaydin6353]

U should definitely watch ghost in the shell

[@musashi4856]

Everyone wants to live in a dystopian nightmare until it becomes reality.

[@tomsnyder6118]

@@musashi4856 Exactly. I lived in the middle of Berlin for a while and being surrounded by concrete buildings and tons of people while it rained non-stop drove me absolutely crazy. I could not wait to move out into the suburbs where there was nature again.

[@Urza.]

If you’ve never seen the fifth element you’d love it. It’s campy scifi goodness. Watched it everyday as a kid lol

[@damonirvine8910]

Legacy didnt do the original nearly enough justice imo

[@DonDealio]

Such a beautiful movie. I would love to watch it on a big screen again. It is a strange combination of slow, mellow, and sort of sad and dark - and at the same time, in the slowness and dreaminess, there is tension and extreme presence. Joe is distant and detached - and at the same time extremely alert and observant.

[@CarlosEduardo-iz1qg]

The sets in this film always give me moments of peace, especially when there is no conversation, just K walking through empty spaces and neon lights

[@lukedaley17]

What a masterpiece. Very faithful to the original. Brilliant work, Denis Villenueve.

[@TheRicokilla]

This whole scene is beautiful

[@Pork-Chop-Express]

This scene is an absolute Masterclass. The blocking, the pacing, the script, the camera movement, the acting, and the story-telling. Seriously all A's on the report card. I wish Roger Deakins, Hans Zimmer, and Denis V would stick together like Spielberg Williams and Janusz.

[@pawel1545]

janusz is a first name lol

[@maximiliand2544]

The street worker is now the star of "Station Eleven". She gave an awesome performance. Its a must see 10 episode series.

[@_CryptoNoob_]

This entire scene was backdropped with a score made by revving a clapped out Honda engine with a horrible fart can exhaust lol. After you hear it, you can't unhear it lol

[@Zedd0z]

I get the joke, but i found it interesting that the sound is actually made by an ancient instrument called a "Bullroarer". kzbin.info/www/bejne/aICneHhom5yagrM

[@SniffinYaMum]

Took the top comment and put it into your own words , bravo , very original

[@Sektion9]

Nah that's a brilliant piece of sound engineering. Sorry you can't tell the difference.

[@JackyEverlast]

"never seen a tree before, it's pretty." "it's dead." Sigma male moment

[@indra_vrtrahan]

Lmao

[@eternaloutlaw2634]

Que music

[@gameseeker6307]

Even sadder, this world is so far gone even trees are rare

[@The1976spirit]

"The tree killed your father!" Deadman was lost to the dark side. Neither the Emperor, now Shaddam IV Corinno, nor Kathleen Kennedy value his sacrifice. This overblown humanisation of Kyna Ha and her Kamino Desert Resort is worth to be blown to atoms by any Death Star you can get on youtube: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZWpgIFsn7asr8U

[@squamish4244]

I can't keep track of all these males.

[@andersonoliveiramagalhaes1785]

"You Don't Like Real Girls" this will be a commom sentense in our world and less than 10 years

[@Somedudefrombrooklyn]

It’s already happening

[@chuusenberg519]

Why not now

[@timland9855]

lol its prob very very common now lol

[@NRZh90]

I don't, problem?

[@Y_hass]

*sentence

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

Mackenzie Davis...damn, there's something about her that just grabs my attention in EVERYTHING she is in. Very underrated actor.

[@nonplayerzealot4]

MANUUUUUU! What's up, dude? NPZ here!

[@MrCurbinator]

Right? This women could reel em in reading a chinese take out menu

[@ariochiv]

She gets a lot of grief from people who dislike some of the movies she's been in, but I think she's gorgeous.

[@MotorCityPhoenix313]

Agreed

[@ken7165]

@@ariochiv she’s definitely gorgeous!

[@wittyroark]

Mackenzie Davis is such a treat to watch. Really wish she get more roles. "Halt & Catch Fire" was brilliant.

[@danarseti]

Yup, and she's really good at playing androids/cyborgs. She was Grace in Terminator: Dark Fate, a new kind-o protector for the Terminator franchise.

[@Lunacyk]

I remember all the shit she got for being in Terminator. Fucking neckbeards had NO idea how stunning AND badass she is!

[@wittyroark]

@@Lunacyk the movie was shit. But she was incredible to watch in action

[@midnightfury4584]

She was excellent in Black Mirror.

[@maximiliand2544]

Watch "Station Eleven" It's a masterpiece.

[@L0CALDRUGMAN]

i wish there would be more sci fi movies like blade runner, this movie was so good

[@davidkendall4588]

It's scary how accurate this is becoming.

[@forbiddencolor]

I love when films like these can make the extras stand out as more than just background characters. They all look so unique with their own distinct personalities. I want to know all their stories.

[@The_Curious_Cat]

I just love Dennis Villeneuve slow paced sci-fi style. A breath of fresh air in all the sequels, prequels, re-sequels and MCU action eye candy oversaturated cinema market.

[@Eskolol]

1:38 As a fin I now just realized the woman on the left is talking in finnish. Wow. Though after she says that "he is a blade runner" the caption says that she recognizes him, when infact she says "we should leave *it* alone". After that she says "let's go, this guy is *fucking* dangerous."

[@Eralen00]

I was kind of disappointed there was no "cityspeak" in the sequel. It really made the worldbuilding of the original one feel unique. In case you haven't seen the original, its spoken by a few characters, a mishmash of japanese, german, spanish and other languages

[@venerableivan]

I knew she was speaking Finnish and it sounded like Tää jätkä on Blade Runner, Anta sen olla. Mennään, se on vitun vaarallinen. I am not a native speaker just had to learn Finish while I was working in a Marine Industry over in Europe. I understood it like" This dude is a Blade Runner. Let him be or let it go. Come on, he or it is fucking dangerous.

[@michaelchen2718]

THIS MOVIE IS EVERYTHING.

[@CJ-re7bx]

Can people please stop saying this?

[@basila420]

@@CJ-re7bx fr

[@lad4830]

@@basila420 and that

[@TheGovernor-vw9cf]

Not as good as the first one

[@bengalsfanaz]

2:53 Her nose wiggles when she talks

[@who6515]

lol

[@xulqarnaen]

Lmao

[@Maverick.D.]

This is, to this day, one of the greatest movies ever made.

[@GlazeonthewickeR]

Lol

[@TheRX78ONE]

A Great scene, the aesthetic of the atmosphere is beautiful. And you know the future is messed up when nobody has ever seen a tree before. Very Underrated film

[@ahab8047]

"He's a fucking Blade Runner". - Greatest compliment ever

[@koreboredom4302]

Her: "Oh you don't like real girls." Me: "Leave Asuka out of this."

[@Steve211Ucdhihifvshi]

This is a movie that has to appreciated in the best visual and audio clarity you can possibly obtain. So many subtle sounds, lights, scenes etc beautiful

[@florinivan6907]

Hooker: You don't like real girls. Ryan Gosling:Of course not they're too expensive. My bank account is not big enough.

[@Alexander-tu3iv]

When you look like Ryan Gosling money doesn't matter.

[@Krizzee]

😂😂

[@antonboludo8886]

Bingo!

[@ClockworkGearhead]

@@Alexander-tu3iv Massively incorrect. It always matters.

[@begobolehsjwjangan2359]

AI girls dont take half of my assets and another half paying for their alimony

[@HiveMind629]

This film is so damn underrated it is legit a masterpiece. Ryan gosling was perfect for this role.

[@andyz3925]

A work of Art. Brilliant in every manner. A genuine masterpiece. Although it may take a decade or so for most to come around as in the first movie.

[@boardmsr]

The actress Mackenzie Davis acted this scene so well, I had to watch it a few times. She's both intense and feminine.

[@krollic]

lol. it's a dude

[@cgk1276]

@@krollicnot true

[@krollic]

@@cgk1276 it's true, mate. search: Is Hollywood star Mackenzie Davis a man (transwoman)? come back to me w/ your thoughts

[@isacsalustinonascimentonas2933]

I agree

[@tonydiesel3444]

That's a mannn

[@sanekabc]

Even digital girlfriends know when you are flirting with other girls and call you when it is happening.

[@leodelaguetto3859]

The way she stares at him at the beginning and just smiles 🫠😍

[@cabnbeeschurgr]

The AV engine revving is one of the best sounds in sci-fi, right up there with the seismic charges from star wars

[@jesusizquierdo3831]

what's an AV?

[@cabnbeeschurgr]

@SixT9 Air Vehicle

[@scottf5791]

It’s part of the OST

[@isacsalustinonascimentonas2933]

I agree

[@kevinomahoney]

The best thing about this film is that it doesn’t dumb anything down or stop to explain a single thing. That was the worst thing about the chopped up original film. I’m glad we have both.

[@gringofett3944]

Beautiful film and terribly underrated. Villeneuve completely groked this universe and delivered something wonderful to watch.

[@Liquid_Alchemy]

This movie is virtually flawless. Now, in regards to this scene; it's amazing how much data and emotion it captures in any given second. I can feel the claustrophobia, loneliness, dampness, paranoia and senseless mass consumerism in each frame. I selfishly hope this film never gets the credit it truly deserves, so that I can remain a part of the illuminati of true fans. P.S., Deckard WAS NOT a Replicant!

[@burlhorse61]

it is a very cultish type of movie-that's why some ppl said it was slow-i 've seen the 1st one-so loved this

[@mrdynamic8678]

Then why do the real cops call him skin job

[@Liquid_Alchemy]

@@mrdynamic8678 Deckard or K? K is definitely a Skin Job.

[@mrdynamic8678]

@@Liquid_Alchemy Deckard, in the police station they called him skin job, and he wouldn’t look at them when walking past

[@Liquid_Alchemy]

@@mrdynamic8678 I think you are referring to K, in Bladerunner 2049. That was K, not Rick Deckard. (Harrison Ford). K is a replicant. (KD6-3.7) Ryan Gosling

[@octavianschaefer7294]

This was the last movie I saw in theaters that truly felt like a movie

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

0:53 A wild Ana de Armas has appeared!

[@truth-12345.]

If your girlfriend is as beautiful as Ana de armas it would be pretty difficult for you to find a live one.

[@maxi1ification]

That's true... but I'd say McKenzie Davies is damn fine as well

[@_Meriwether]

Too much thirst here.

[@rong2912]

@@maxi1ification She was hot in Terminator

[@SOSO_CREPITUS]

@@_Meriwether Men are talking, you can see your way out boy.

[@thathandsomedevil0828]

@@_Meriwether It's normal to thirst for hot attractive females. Wadaya? Gay? :D

[@meowmers2512]

I never noticed this before but right at 2:36 you can see K's eyes just dart back and forth over and over again looking at Mariette's, like he is scanning her or analyzing her.

[@gabrielf1939]

He means that he is dead , expressing himself , such an amazin actor

[@harry-smith404]

That's how Gosling usually stares with dead face🤷

[@MASTERmw100]

This movie made me cry. It reinforced all my nightmares of a dystopian future with not a single trace of humanity left.

[@ironman8257]

Dont worry they will have happy pills for you

[@portalmanHUN]

This is exactly where we're heading.

[@isacsalustinonascimentonas2933]

I agree

[@Drew.DrivesYT]

this film is pre-conditioning wrapped in a blade runner sequel. welcome to hollyweird.

[@enkimerlin3209]

really is an underrated movie, the director really hit the vibe

[@tonyrandall3146]

The last third of the movie sorta doesn't capitalise on the world the rest of the movie built - there is pay off only for Deckard and K, no one and nothing else which is a bit disappointing. Perhaps it was intentional.

[@ExistentialSadness]

I think this movie is the definition of masterpiece.

[@emalontrack]

damn Travis Yeezus Scott????

[@heikkikupiainen7349]

The blonde in 1:46 speaks Finnish. She says, 'tuo jätkä on blade runner. Antaa sen olla. Mennään! Se on vitun vaarallinen.' 🇫🇮

[@stepanserdyuk4589]

"You're not a real girl, you're a Terminator!"

[@ramz1455]

Bruh, I didn't even know that was her lol .

[@robbabcock_]

Not a Terminator, she's human. Augmented...😎

[@TW0man4RMY]

@@robbabcock_ You're doing God's work, son. 👏

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

@@robbabcock_ But she looks less human than a Terminator in that film, ironically.

[@ragingjaguarknight86]

Cameron Phillips?!? o_O

[@wolfgangamadeusmozartphotos]

My crush: Never seen a tree before, it's pretty. Me: It's dead.

[@scr3am273]

Ok

[@jamesgoldring1052]

My friends: nice leather jacket bro! Me: Its my grandads , he just died of cancer.

[@WooshMagoosh]

My grandpa: Nice cancer My friends: Just died of leather jacket

[@ClockworkGearhead]

Someone: Nice death. Me: It's pretty.

[@scottf5791]

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[@agentcooper4627]

2:58 K's ringtone is Peter and the Wolf theme. If you don't know that fairy tale, it mirrors the plight of K directly: Peter is a slight lad, solitary, locked out of the woods by his protective grandfather, his only friend a duck. In town, he's bullied. When a wolf menaces the duck - as well as grandfather's fat cat and an ill-flying bird that Peter has befriended - Peter bravely tries to restrain the wolf. Sound familiar to K's story? That is how deep this movie goes.

[@IrregularPineapples]

space buddha let's go

[@thomasvleminckx]

That "ringtone" is not Ks, that's Joi's startup/notification sound and it plays on multiple occasions in the film

[@silluete]

@@thomasvleminckx The Joi startup sound is Peter and the Wolf theme.

[@martini.1999]

thank you so much. i was hoping someone would name it. i just could not remember the name.

[@patbriggsmbr]

Her smile, omg, to dye for, beautiful

[@krashd]

Mackenzie Davis can be either a masculine looking tomboy or the prettiest girl alive, she's like a chameleon.

[@Archerforthelord]

You pretty much described all females alive depending on make-up

[@indra_vrtrahan]

Ah yes the power of Make Up 😂

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

Every woman can look like Amber Heard with makeup. There's compilations of it. So yeah, that's how that works.

[@Plathismo]

She was fine as hell in this movie. I wouldn’t have covered her with digital Ana de Armas if I was K.

[@apollo3396]

She's gorgeous!