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[@NuIndustrialMetalcore]

Thanks for the support guys! KZbin fucked up this channel so I'll be moving to a new one... Please show me some support over there! www.youtube.com/@evprince

[@NinjaBeatzProd9658]

Make a full version of the reverbed song of this edit that would be amazing

[@wilderruben4615]

Yesss pleaseeee we need it!!

[@Stxnylol]

KZbin fucked this channel, (has some boobs in a video)

[@The.Darkest.Knight-hj5bz]

Do you know this scene's timestamp?

[@user-yr8nf1hz4c]

​@@NinjaBeatzProd9658kzbin.info/www/bejne/nILagKeQislsfLssi=ydGaTxOVw2WNNma3 that's for u bro

[@SteCollects]

Ryan Gosling doesn’t get enough credit for this role, he nails it

[@bncreations1484]

He is praised in dank sigma community.. He is one of the top method actors.

[@edoardociavatti5415]

Bro he literally kept the same face for all the film how can you say he doesn't get credit

[@unknownguyindo4356]

@@edoardociavatti5415 He goes 180 degrees on the Barbie live action.

[@Jakester1472]

@@edoardociavatti5415 he's a great actor fym

[@SteCollects]

@@edoardociavatti5415 he’s a replicant, it makes sense

[@taylorciccotelli7822]

Memes aside, this is one of the best scenes in the entire movie.

[@skittlesbutwithchocolatein2274]

I disagree

[@pedrobaltazar8162]

@@skittlesbutwithchocolatein2274 Whats the best one?

[@Coolruiz19]

Yes the script was on point

[@ardian7699]

@@pedrobaltazar8162 every scene is prettier then the other

[@alexstark9071]

Is this song actually in this scene?

[@Kyuuwai]

That *_" You look like a good Joe "_* isn't even a nail to the coffin, that's a spit to the grave

[@AnteLene]

Not really... It's mixed feelings. It's a reminder that he's lost her forever and that she was only just a program. But her calling him "Joe" is a reminder that, even though he lost his peace, he still has a purpose which can make him feel more human than the peace she gave him ever did. It's ultimately a positive transition point in the movie.

[@DjRenect]

@@AnteLeneyou do know what Joe means in the more “vice” occupations?

[@Dfoskdty]

​@DjRenect what does it mean?

[@DjRenect]

@@Dfoskdty it’s a term the ladies use for male customers, so they can stay anonymous.

[@NathanIsYappin]

@@DjRenect the term for that is "John," not Joe

[@deeze6]

So many things are relatable in this scene -being an "average Joe" -loneliness -working a soul crushing job -living a life without meaning -our relationships are fake/virtual

[@VitorioZumbi]

What is the name of the filme help me plz

[@Xaruzo]

Blade runner 2049@@VitorioZumbi

[@eatmyphatphuckingass]

Joe is the name dudes are addressed by with the uhhh adult work bots/women

[@Polo-715]

real

[@xylophone7594]

We are in a simulation

[@gabrieltouron2323]

He finds his purpose in this scene. He realizes he can do something about the things he is involved, even not being 'the chosen one'. Powerful message.

[@effjesse_]

great interpretation and accurate.

[@Tyler_W]

@Cristo Alba it doesn't really succeed as a noir like the original, but dang, I really love this movie anyway.

[@garipovdin]

I don’t think so. He realizes that his version is saying what he wants to hear about being real born. He understands that he is just another replicant and nothing more.

[@chelronin7843]

@@garipovdin Not at all, if that was the case then he would have given up and not fought for something real. He saves Deckard and lets him meet his daughter, something he fought for himself. And honestly, something Joi fought for too. So people who view this scene negatively completely misunderstand the entire theme of the movie. Joe is at his lowest, thats definitely for sure. But he bounces back up and continues his mission. Despite the fact that it’s not for himself.

[@sharku8417]

@@chelronin7843 art is not science, it doesn't have only one true meaning. Interpretation is up to a viewer

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

When he hears this and just goes ''Fuck it, my whole life was a lie, better make my death real'', that was a fantastic moment.

[@notgonnaknowtillthen3192]

@@stewartoneill8419 that's too much to think about and it wouldn't be his response to seeing his dead girlfriend. That's nice, and touching, but it's probably closer to him being inspired by joi telling him he still has a greater purpose.

[@Tyler_W]

@@notgonnaknowtillthen3192 if anything this "Joi" crushed his last illusion by calling him Joe, that the love he thought he had was real. It wasn't a name lovingly chosen by someone who truly cared about him. It was something programmed into her. Of course, the natural question is what's the difference between that and real life, but regardless, now that his illusions about himself have all been shattered, he then chose to live by the words given to him by that revolutionary repicant, that being willing to die for a good cause that's greater than yourself and for the benefit of others is the most human thing anyone can do. In this case, that's when he decides to defy both the Wallace Corp. and the replicant revolution by fighting to save Deckard so he can reunite a father with his daughter.

[@notgonnaknowtillthen3192]

@@Tyler_W Yeah, that moment of, "I'm not the one?" didn't turn into anger or jealousy. He decided to atleast make sure he died for their cause.

[@blueshit199]

@@Tyler_W he choses to go against the replicants too. they wanted him to kill deckard, but instead he decides to save him from Wallace. so not only does he chose to die for what he thinks is right, he also screws over everyone who's been using him until this point

[@knownknown]

His life was lie and he understand it finally 🗿

[@JonWilde2105]

0:25 is where you can see his heart breaks. He realises his deep romantic relationship has been with a chatbot. Mariette lightly mocks him (and herself) for this saying he doesn't like real girls. There was more chance of a real romance between K and Mariette. Joi was a product. K was just the consumer. This scene is brutal but it prompts him to seek a higher purpose in the service of his own people.

[@joeschmo4646]

He’s also a product, though, and I think that’s the point.

[@KuroKaiza]

but still that last I love you of joi, feels real, its still love... aint it?

[@scrappy1416]

To me it felt like at this point he didnt care about his people or other people or what they TOLD him to do. He realized that following others, such as his boss who ordered him to kill the girl, or Joi who told him to seek his origins, or even the replicants who told him to kill Deckard to save his people did not give him real purpose or meaning. He realized his true purpose and his humanity didnt reside in being the chosen one, or the one to save them all, it simply lied in doing what he himself felt was the right thing to do. He chose for himself, to save Deckards life and take him to his daughter. That gave him his purpose, his humanity. Quite similar to what Roy did in the end of the first Blade Runner imo.

[@JonWilde2105]

@@scrappy1416 That's way too nihilistic/pro regime for me tbh. At best you're scrubbing the wider meaning/impact and interpreting it as just some sort of weird Taken tribute. Let's put it like this - what value did Deckard's daughter have to a replicant like K over the daughter of any other human? None. Zero. K's job is not reuniting fathers and daughters. It is putting down rebellious replicants. If Deckard's daughter had any value to anyone in the entire movie apart from Deckard it wasn't due to her father. It was because her mother was a replicant and they were not supposed to be able to reproduce (or lie...hence the ambiguity about Luv). She was the miracle - a child of a replicant (not Deckard). That is why she was pursued by everyone. But what was this replicant miracle child doing? She was so well hidden that she was trapped in a bubble working to implant memories into replicants to better fulfil their purpose as slaves. Notice the similarity to K who was trapped in an apartment with an artificial waifu (policing him with false implants of a girlfriend) while he was policing replicants so they better fulfil their lives as slaves. The waifu expires. He finally recognises what he was interacting with was a cheap imitation of humanity. He gives his life to reunite Deckard with his daughter. By extension, Deckard explains to her that she is the miracle child...suddenly she's not living in a bubble. History for replicants is changed because their miracle, their saviour, is now aware of who they are and their purpose. She becomes motivated to change her world, and by extension the world. This is why I find all the "K doesn't matter" nihilistic nonsense to be ridiculous. Sure, the girl in the bubble we spend 2 or 3 minutes with is the real saviour. But K matters - he takes action and he changes the course of his peoples history. Without him, "the Chosen One" would have contently spent her life in a bubble contributing to the slavery of her people rather than freeing them.

[@Payday5]

pretty scary this is became a reality now lmao

[@neoborneo07]

Bladerunner aged like wine. The movie already warned us about the future. With AI girlfriend trend right now we already see the glimpse of dystopian future of bladerunner.

[@Trumpet-88mph]

Oof, can’t wait 😂

[@X-tR3j]

God. We are going to times, when real relationships will be overrated.

[@GuardDog42]

@@X-tR3j Only becuase by that point people won't have any soul anymore

[@ethanmitchell7479]

This scene is the epitome of the quote “Most men lead lives of quiet desperation….and die with the song still within them…” -Henry David Thoreau

[@datwolfe3512]

What does the quote mean

[@pashadanilov3490]

@@datwolfe3512 yeah i don't get it like men don't open up?

[@datwolfe3512]

@@pashadanilov3490 no idea. Could be just that people never get what they want? Could be lots of things

[@Jonathan-om1wq]

@@datwolfe3512 Thoreau's poem is open to interpretation. I think it means that most men don't realize their dreams or potential, since they have to fight to take care of the essentials and doing right by their families.

[@datwolfe3512]

@@Jonathan-om1wq I get what you mean now, I wish I was a caveman

[@Radas1000]

This whole movie hit me really hard. No romance bullshit, only deep loneliness of agent K and him trying to find love ( even if It's not real) and purpose . Something I can relate to, unfortunately.

[@hippospoop1871]

What movie is this?

[@Radas1000]

@@hippospoop1871 Blade Runner 2049.

[@neostalker6665]

Yeah you and me both

[@nyan-cat8226]

Yeah... K is impossibly alone. Even his "I", his personality not with him, because he don't know who he is.

[@akashrao1341]

Literally me

[@radraccoon9489]

Whoever played After Dark in the background of this scene is an evil genius with great taste

[@spencer9841]

This movie is criminally underrated. Absolute masterpiece.

[@Mortum03]

What Is the name of the movie thanks

[@IAmLiterallyArthurMorgan]

blade runner 2049

[@user-hq6nq2on2z]

I love this scene due to the way it deconstructs everything we’ve been led to believe, just like K. The one person pushing him to believe he is more than just a replicant, tellihn him he is special and giving him a real name is really just a program designed to be ‘everything you want to hear’, playing into his fantasy of being something greater. The scene even trivializes his name, it once meaning something to him, then becoming just the default name given to its owner. Truly good stuff

[@abubabubabuba]

fuck, i feel for K

[@TheRecof]

Well damn.. well put.

[@ricardovazquez2274]

Just realize that it was part of her program to play into what he wanted to hear or feel

[@user-hq6nq2on2z]

@@ricardovazquez2274 exactly

[@blueshit199]

I remember hearing someone in my college complaining about how simple and trivial the love story in this movie felt, all I could think of was how that was the point, it was all ran by an algorithm, it was a product

[@detestedbog4154]

I always kinda made fun of the "he's literally me" characters and those that it applies to. But I think I get it now

[@NuIndustrialMetalcore]

It starts as a joke until it's not lol

[@theonlyplain]

Well the thing is everybody is the same

[@diegoalfonso356]

@@theonlyplain no. theres multiple personalities and every person is unique on its own way. not everyone can relate at high leves to certain feelings, even if they can comprehend them. yes, we all want to be loved and cared about, but it's much deeper than that.

[@parkeryoung5861]

@@diegoalfonso356 everybody is different but we tend to have the same problems

[@Moonless6491]

Everybody is gangster until they find that their life has gone to hell and they are lonely and defeated.

[@hirzobvlaicu3050]

For me, this scene represents the moment you realise that all these things that bring you instant gratification ( like porn, videogames, social media and so on) won't get you anywhere and will even make things worse and thus you should completely change your worldview. I know it may be out of context but this scene just hits me so hard.

[@hamadaelshoky8979]

Same.....

[@RogueElement.]

W

[@RenegadeVile]

I have no idea how you get that out of a scene commenting on the nature if conscience and self-actualization.

[@Gg-nb8ei]

SAMEEEEE

[@mortem4342]

Video games?

[@zeNUKEify]

The theme of this movie is a dark one. We are not meant to come to the conclusion that Joi has free will the way K does. We are meant to come to the realization through the billboard that she is a reflection of K's true desires. Her death was not against her programming, because her programming was not one revolving around self-preservation, but one revolving around becoming who K truly wanted her to be. And the person K truly wanted her to be was someone who would sacrifice themselves to save another. It is why her self-sacrifice is so symbolic, it foreshadows K's own death. The movie is ultimately asking us what it means to be human. K realizes that despite being a replicant, he has free will, and he can make the choices that define who he is. He takes a look at his gun, and in that moment, decides between killing himself and sacrificing himself to save another. Joi's sacrifice allows K to realize his own humanity. Despite Joi’s artificiality, her relationship with K, and K’s loss, are very real. These complication that stretch our perceptions of what it means to be human are the ultimate narrative point of Joi's character.

[@luisfernandosantosn]

Probably the best comment here

[@Nick-sl8hc]

I like when she calls him Joe, the lighting on his face slowly shifts to blue as if any happiness after seeing Joi again starts to drain out of him

[@foryst]

Right?! It hit me how she said “Joe”.. he must’ve realized that the name Joe wasn’t special, just a name that she was programmed to say

[@childofflesh1591]

Guys, im pretty sure she said "show" not joe. She said "you look like a good show"

[@foryst]

@@childofflesh1591 you got me all curious so I looked into it, it’s Joe. I love the way he looks up when she says that. Like he fully realizes that Joi is nothing more than programmed AI

[@LDJ757]

@@foryst a 'joe' is also what prostitutes used to call their clients

[@foryst]

@@LDJ757 that’s super interesting!

[@ashryver3605]

I love the design in this scene. 0:22, when she says "I can fix that", the wave of light passes over behind his face, as does a single drop (tear) of blood fall from his neck, after sitting there for the entirety of the scene. We all notice the darkness he's shrouded in, being illuminated by her in the first place, but that smaller detail before the self-reflection and song build-up, discovery of purpose - if not a brief one - was really subtle. I think, for me, the line "What a day, huh?" is just as impactful as the rest. Many men go through their lives without someone who is genuinely concerned or supportive of their struggle(s), and are taught to put that aside to lift another up instead. Hearing someone say "Are you doing okay?" or sympathize with an exhausting day, means the world to many.

[@TheMorgueBasicSlasherFan]

Crazy how I relate to this… this movie is literally symbolic to all men and their struggles

[@ryumii1701]

0:20 *

[@Malpais-Legate]

Sure as hell means the world to me.

[@alcapone4635]

@@TheMorgueBasicSlasherFan I can relate too, brother.

[@sidneyrobinson18]

I was really depressed when I was dating my ex, hearing something as simple as "how've you been lately?" or "tell me about your week" would've meant the world to me. Just feeling like someone cared about things im interested in you know? I've learned that it's best to seek happiness from within, not from without, since you won't be dependent on external events. But man, I still wish I'd have heard those words back then

[@bondrewd_sama]

Thanks Ryan Gosling for playing me in this movie.

[@arnaud14]

"Say hello to GPT-4o" We are so cooked.

[@DemetriusVilla]

This scene hits me far harder now ever since I lost my fiancée last year due to medical malpractice. She was my everything; my kindness, my hope, my joy. She was bawling at the end of 2049 and when I asked her what was wrong, she said "I hope K and Joi are in heaven." I couldn't argue with her on the whole point of the movie whether or not they had souls to begin with but it really touched me - sometimes in the darkest of times there is some mercy and solace and everything will be alright in the end. It's a neverending nightmare, waking up everyday knowing you met the perfect girl and did everything you were supposed to and she isn't here anymore. But no matter what, I gotta keep moving on, finding whatever purpose I was put on here to do, until one day I'll be with her again. Rest in peace, Holly, my love, I will be with you again someday. Keep up the uploads, man. Been working out to the Doom and AoT mixes almost everyday. Really helps to channel my anger into my lifts and heavy bag work, it's a tremendous help.

[@NuIndustrialMetalcore]

This was a brave sharing of your struggle, and hasn't gone unnoticed. She isn't gone, she lives with you, in your memory. Make her proud, become the strongest and best version of yourself. Absolutely shredded to the gills, and be willing to embrace the struggle. You've come a long way, and there's so much left yet to do. Let's all better ourselves, because so long as we persevere their memories do so with us. So make it worth it, make it great, become something greater.

[@citizen_or_civilian]

Go forth unto life and be the best you you can be. Perhaps, after the end of your days, you will meet her on the other side, perhaps not. Regardless, go forth, and make the best mark you can make unto this world.

[@DemetriusVilla]

I appreciate it; no limits, no brakes, embracing my cross til the very end!

[@francocisneros1901]

be strong brother.

[@skittlesbutwithchocolatein2274]

don’t you do anything stupid

[@mr.anderson2241]

It’s actually super sad that this is when K realizes joi was all along not unique and neither was he

[@NuIndustrialMetalcore]

Gets it

[@kkk-yr1gq]

but K's Joi was Joi's K

[@ar8590]

@@kkk-yr1gq true

[@hunterblack9374]

@@kkk-yr1gq I.A just a program no real

[@assbutt123]

He thought her calling him Joe was a special thing they had but it turned out that all Jois are programmed to say that

[@gotyaloot2125]

this is probably a man's rock bottom sadness

[@AmarD87]

This scene hits hard. It is one thing to lose the love you had. It is another thing to understand you've never really been loved in the first place. K is the DEFINITION of the phrase "man who lost all hope loses additional hope he didn't even know he still had".

[@mortarchofthenecropolis]

Always hits me right in the feels.

[@alexstark9071]

Real human feels

[@yesandyes9168]

@@kshtjmlk old news

[@Table_Cat]

@@kshtjmlk 'I suppose in the end, the whole of life becomes an act of letting go, but what always hurts the most is not taking a moment to say goodbye.' WHAT A FILM MAN.

[@carloslopezortega3327]

Me: 0:18.

[@alejandrotorres3025]

@@Table_Cat absolutely, unless you are a combatant in some war and you have to say goodbye to someone in case you don't come back alive.

[@Matthew-yr4lx]

Loneliness is the easiest thing that can destroy a person.

[@WHEELIFE29]

It's even worse when your "Friends" are not so real you know what I Mean right?

[@Matthew-yr4lx]

@@WHEELIFE29 All my friends were not real so now I have none. I get what you mean

[@lovelychauhan664]

=_=

[@gatorscoops3861]

"everything you want to see or hear" MAN...that shit hits hard

[@iamKirde]

I just watched it a week ago. Truly a masterpiece. what got me is Joe's/K's existence in the blade runner universe. Somebody living a routine life. A robot in society. Waking up each day while the Soul withers way. And Joi, telling him that he was special although she's programmed to make him feel that way. And The movie setting us up that Agent K was destined for a greater role in the universe. But he wasn't. It was never him at all. Freysa telling him "We all wish it was us" almost broke him. The truth could've just made Agent K, go away and live the remaining days in peace and away from it all well, until he was hunted down. But he chose not to, he chose his own destiny. And that made him truly "special". Best Character. from normal employee guy to legend. 10/10 represents today's reality. If there are no more heroes around, be one.

[@sleeper_cell_sol]

Throwback to watching this with my mom before she died a couple months later in 2020. I’ll never forget this scene in particular. Really shows the void left in K and the isolation he’s grown to know and adapt to.

[@rrtsduf]

Her death was painful and slow

[@jacer7303]

Stay safe brother ❤️

[@marinchan6334]

Be strong brother.She will always be with you everywhere.

[@wayneartis1030]

I am so sorry for your loss

[@gonzaloNMF]

I'm sorry for your loss.

[@hxxvxnly]

It’s all by design, to make you feel lonely, weak, and worthless. To fill you with anger and hatred towards others and yourself, because when you’re broken down you feel like you can’t change things. But the reality is you are the biggest threat to all the corruption and injustice in this world perpetrated by the powers that be, and it all starts with you recognizing your own worth and pushing forward to be a decent person despite all that may be dropped upon you.

[@NuIndustrialMetalcore]

Surprisingly insightful

[@citizen_or_civilian]

God I love capitalism! :D

[@citizen_or_civilian]

@M Aguiar Cry harder commie. lol

[@alexstark9071]

Real human beans

[@serendipity4346]

You have an incredible point of view of things.

[@kOnDaR5000]

No one can fix me.

[@gusfring6887]

Nobody but you, stay strong

[@3b0d1999]

Looking at this scene again after watching upcoming AI girls projects being announced recently is pretty scary. Like this reality (minus the hologram) is probably not that far away

[@zerus4435]

Its good.

[@NuIndustrialMetalcore]

THE SONG: AFTER DARK BY MR. KITTY. THE MOVIE: BLADERUNNER 2049

[@Klickgon]

Looks like someone is fed up with all the questions

[@NuIndustrialMetalcore]

@@Klickgon bruh it's become a daily question lmfaooooo

[@DemonPrinceofHell]

@@NuIndustrialMetalcore Cause Mr. Kitty slams

[@ceedot2578]

@@DemonPrinceofHell yea he slams minors

[@giuseppesw9606]

what remix is the song?

[@jeshuan6523]

Eyes are black because she's soulless, fucking amazing

[@shrek3622]

I think this was the saddest part of the whole movie, where Joi was proved to be nothing more than a hologram trained to say things that made him feel loved but was nothing more than a program. She said he seems lonely, and it seems to me it was at this point Joe understood how lonely he was. As he was not in love with anyone before, but delusioned by the mere idea of the perfect girl that never existed. What makes this scene more special is that the audio (Dying for the right cause is the most human thing we could do), plays in the background. Hence, giving Joe his last mission to protect the chosen one. He never felt love which made him feel human, but dying for the right cause would.

[@Wildminecraftwolf]

Coming back to mark the day where they this ai's child - gpt 4o

[@level_d4309]

This feels like when you see people who are good friends having fun together and then you remember you are a loser

[@level_d4309]

My man favorited this in 20 mins u good?

[@Safarichromosomeslol]

What a time to be alive...

[@Kevin-mx4vm]

Lol loser 😂😭🤣

[@sjsnBsb]

More than that....we are all a bunch of losers in too many different perspectives...just accepting, coping or pretending about it is all we do...dang

[@hewantthatfreaky2779]

Brooo

[@yeetydab1672]

Most likely one of the best scenes in cinematic history. The slow realization that his love was never real is crushing.

[@potatotraitor]

Most replayed caught people lacking

[@lukethekuya]

Real

[@Daniela-uq4kk]

this movie hits different when you’ve been lonely for a long time to become accustomed to isolation

[@atwellspencer9787]

dont give up honey, it will improve ..

[@AdamTopCommenter]

Embrace the solitude, follow the direction your pain is leading you. Suffering never lies but ‘love’ can.

[@luminsz680]

@@AdamTopCommenter dude, just thnx

[@evanmaldonado9799]

I felt this on a personal level, I know exactly where you’re coming from, this is exactly what I’ve been going through and it just sucks, so you are not alone, so many young people are going through loneliness, especially us dudes. I think the best thing to do is try to find the right people to surround yourself with and create meaningful connections and relationships with, work on personal growth and never give up on yourself.

[@Javier_2005]

what's it called

[@squiggle3801]

This scene was so powerful! I loved the relationship between Joe and joi in this movie it’s like a love letter to the sci fi movie her.

[@vanessa9815]

Homestuck pfp spotted

[@pritamry9150]

movie name ?

[@mrpoyo7968]

@@pritamry9150 bladerunner 2049

[@p24ify]

Gpt4o be wildin

[@navyanshsharma5336]

The voices at night be like:

[@jhinckle90]

Part of what makes this film so powerful is it stretches you to imagine what it means to love, what a life worth living is, and how the sacrifices we make can cost us everything but can give us so much…a sense of purpose and a goal. You can feel the emptiness, grief and loneliness in this moment without a word being said, it’s poetic, powerful and melancholic; like waves crashing on a shore. You wonder if the waves will wash him away into the tides and pull him into the depths themselves. You, almost, feel like you want him to have this, to be free from the pain and suffering he’s endured, but you also want him to fight to live on and survive…it’s gripping, immersive and chilling to the core.

[@toastcrunch9387]

A word is being said though. "You look lonely" It's out of context but it triggers his response.

[@bzmudaifyd]

Dying for the right cause is the most human thing we can do.

[@rand0m742]

Ken in the future still missing Barbie

[@edreynolds8565]

Literally me rn

[@spenkle431]

This is one of my favorite movie scenes purely because of the cinematography/picture of it. I love when movies throw short scenes in there, that maybe aren't necessary for the story, but just make the movie really pretty and memorable, and this is probably my favorite of scenes like that. 10/10.

[@papanutt1327]

This scene is actually pretty important to the movie

[@spenkle431]

@@papanutt1327 kind of, but it also could have been cut out and the story would’ve been fine

[@papanutt1327]

@@spenkle431 I mean you can say that about anything. The scene reminds him that she was always just a product, even the things he thought might’ve been personal turn out not to be whatsoever. Plus the fact he just found out he wasn’t the child makes him just another nobody and it encourages him too finally do something special.

[@chasemacfilms]

This scene is important to the plot though. It reminds him that he's really nothing special and was reading into to many things around him. He's was never the chosen one, just an "average Joe"...

[@GuineaPigEveryday]

@@spenkle431 thats with any movie, you can cut out one scene, in the final cut, and the movie around it would technically still make sense and you could infer whatever happened in that scene. A death scene could be cut and the movie would still work since we learn they die. Either way, I think this is a really important scene to establish his motivation. All this time he thought he was special, and he was that boy, then he learned his wasn't, his meaning was a lie. And now for the final nail in the coffin he learns his relationship with JOI might not have been as real or special as he thought, so he knows what he has to do because he has nothing else to lose, and he can still do the right thing even if he isn't special

[@ethanmitchell7479]

Denis has even said this is the biggest turning point of the film it’s the most important moment for K and the viewers because in this moment K realizes it was all a lie All of it His dreams His love His hope for being the one So he pulls out the gun seemingly to put an end to it But it’s not his gun… It’s Deckards.. Then he remembered “Dying for the right cause….it’s the most human thing we can do” In that moment he had a choice Give up Or keep fighting And he chose the latter It’s even shown later in the film when Deckard and him are standing in the snow and he goes “Why are you doing this?” And K just replies “Go meet your daughter….” He didn’t do it for reward Or recognition He did it simply because it was the RIGHT THING TO DO And it isn’t until Deckard FINALLY actually sees his own Daughter That K closes his eyes and fades away……… This film not getting any recognition is one of the biggest crimes in cinema recently and I’m glad it’s getting the recognition it deserves……

[@akashisan96]

This comment really moved me. Thank you. We can all make a difference even as insignificant as we may seem

[@prakhargupta3949]

@@akashisan96 Yes we can

[@necrosunderground]

Holy shit, you're right! I've lost count of how many times I've rewatched 2049, and I *never* noticed he's holding Deckard's gun!

[@gringofett3944]

Damn good breakdown of it. And you are spot on about this film being criminally underrated.

[@Zack-tx7oz]

@Daniel aye, poetic. Love it!

[@cheeseburgertom4328]

With the rate of AI advancement it’s just a few years until we can recreate this scene irl…

[@FireIGuess]

And thats scary.

[@Just-Some-Helium]

At this point, The speed that AI is progressing is beyond scary. 2 years ago and AI couldn’t even make something look good and instead a mash of colors, Now we have realistic AI videos. When the next generation comes out, God knows whats ahead.

[@zerus4435]

Thats good not scary.

[@jalalayoubi4217]

Since I first saw this movie, ive had a weird connection to it. None of my friends seemed to like it that much, and I really didnt know why I liked it aside from the graphics which was what I appreciated the most. This particular scene, more exactly 0:17, have been my background image on my mac for quite the time, and it wasnt until this last time I watched it that I realized why I subconsciously was intrigued by this scene. Watching this movie after beeing on dopamine detoxe and living kinda off-grid, her words finally hit me. For too long Ive misused the solace internet and social meida brings, always looking for vitality and personality in the very things draining it from me, instead of facing myself to fix the problems at hand. Long story short, she cannot "fix that". Funny how it works though, as I still have the picture as my background.

[@adamjuger]

"Dying for the right course is the most human thing we can do"

[@NuIndustrialMetalcore]

Cause* but yes

[@r3troboy876]

Man i really don’t watch movies but blade runner 2049 just hits the spot best movie

[@narm_greyrunner]

What a scene that hits you in the feels. When you know your Joi was just a program thar everyone has but you also know your Joi was special and unique.

[@prasmahendra4172]

yeah at first he kinda want to replace his JOI because he taugh everything his believe are fake and he kinda want to numb everything he felt toward that point, but after he realize his JOI died for him and he remember the words from that replicant leader said about dying for the right cause is the least thing they can do to be a real "human" doesn't matter if you born or manufactured, real or just a hollogram. He motivated to save Deckerd to become "a real human"

[@FireJach]

this scene is literally us. Hot girls on social medias and us lonely looking for a purpose

[@jonathanramsey1269]

@@NuIndustrialMetalcore Thank you Edline Gaming, very cool.

[@mightytaiger3000]

You’re victimized by women only existing, eh?

[@mightytaiger3000]

@@NuIndustrialMetalcore you’re gаrbage.

[@cryaboutit7499]

Get off the internet then

[@maxpowers4436]

Stop edging and cooming 5 hours a day.

[@MontsiMei]

_This scene transmits an incredible peace..._

[@gucciusmaximusi5099]

Bro just like me frfr

[@g_nj]

You looks lonly

[@abenalex3176]

man, every time I hear this dialogue " you look lonely, I can fix that", it hits me hard every time.

[@EmperorMatticusII]

“True strength cometh not from within, but from above.”

[@richmondlandersenfells2238]

Where most failed to find it.

[@EmperorMatticusII]

@@richmondlandersenfells2238 And as most fail to, few shall rise above to guide the rest.

[@richmondlandersenfells2238]

@@EmperorMatticusII that is right!

[@Jack115.]

Acts, Lord, lay not this sin to their charge

[@zeigis2331]

Where is this from?

[@Jack-ch9zy]

The song works so well with the scene, I wish it was actually included. The way it kicks in after the 'you look like a good Joe' line is chefs kiss.

[@thomaswoodford2375]

What is the song?

[@jaertosilva7382]

Just the life of the average man these days

[@Krokussify]

it is what it is

[@vettelfanfer]

Denis Villeneuve, congratulations, you're a prophet.

[@Fhannycopia594]

What

[@timijr12]

Joi: ”You look lonely…I can fix that“ Ryan: 🗿

[@sunboi15]

This edit is incredible. The music couples with the weight of the scene and just how relatable Officer K is in this moment keeps bringing me back.

[@luismilan5518]

Name of the background music?

[@sunboi15]

​@luismilan5518 Artist: Dark Kitty Song: After Dark I am not sure which edit of the song is playing here but it is definitely an edit if After Dark. :)

[@StudMacher96]

This scene hits different at 3:am

[@Banjo1nk]

No matter what we do, deep down we all live an miserable existence. Only realizing it and enjoying the little things is what makes feel more better.

[@Ivbo]

This is the epitome of my experience as a man in this modern world…literally just strolling through life with no purpose, silent and alone.

[@fractal_gate]

Nailed it.

[@dimitrescucrncevic9746]

Shut up

[@bigbutton3858]

When she says she is not looking for a relationship right now and a week later is in a relationship with a different guy 😔

[@CaveMan3151]

She hit me with the "You're a really amazing guy, but" text

[@copbabycombo1311]

Happened to me too. Completely broke me. I went home that night absolutely miserable. Sucks, it really sucks.

[@bl8k3]

The scene that defined a generation.

[@flippeee5]

Ngl the music here made more sense and fit very well

[@grzegorzwegorz6312]

This is truly a masterpiece, song fits perfectly with the feelings of Joe in that scene. I wish that was originally in the movie.

[@slpeepymomfan123]

Is this song part of the movie or is it an edit? If so , anyone know the song?

[@persistent1033]

@@slpeepymomfan123 after dark - mr kitty it goes kinda like that, I'm not sure

[@capitainedj]

​@@slpeepymomfan123it's à edit and the song is "after dark - mr kitty"

[@giannivandenbosch7864]

Its sad, but Joi was as conscious as K. As when Joi was killed, Luv looked at Joi asking the questions "i hope you (Joi) enjoyed our product (K)". suggesting that Luv knows that Joi also has a form of consciousness (or atleast feelings). Also when K was unconscious, Joi would appear without the need to according to her coding (which is to satisfy K) since K could not know of her doing so. Showing she has a free will.

[@KD--sj8eo]

It’s impossible to tell programming from consciousness in the movie. It could just be what she’s programmed to do!

[@tgd02]

god i love this theory

[@twistedfox9445]

oh, I was pretty sure she meant I hope you enjoyed our product entirely as a reference to Joi

[@trentonwright8165]

Every man has felt this exact way at some point during his life

[@Ghost-vg6iq]

I am going through this

[@trentonwright8165]

@@Ghost-vg6iq Keep pushing forward no matter what. I was there a year ago

[@cyrus198604]

A scene that spoke with so many young men.....

[@Hn-zk2lk]

The vibe in this movie is so perfect I wish I was in a futuristic retro aesthetic place like this

[@ym5891]

JOI is such a perfect name for such an illusion. Especially if you know the other meanings of JOI.

[@anamku00]

@Sad officier K j3rk 0ff instructions

[@rsarvesh6525]

He was already at rock bottom. He just happened to realise it at that point. Now he has no where else to go but up.

[@aadarshsejwal3183]

This song perfectly fits in this scene

[@YOUTUBEUSER-iq4fg]

_Shit, that's life on p0rn addiction. Stay strong guys._

[@AustinFoss00]

Very rare that I end up liking a modern sequel to a classic movie. But man, this movie just never loses my attention, no matter how many times I watch it. I remember not being into Ryan Gosling so much until he did "Drive". That's when I realized he could really act in the loner roles I love. And then he did this masterpiece. This scene alone makes this movie a 10/10

[@user-oo8oj1hl8k]

Denis Villeneuve also just might be the best director of the modern day. In addition to this one, he also directed Dune: Part One, which really took me by surprise by being a beautiful, artistic and deep adaptation of a book, and both of these movies really use tools like music, lighting, and long shots of the actors just living the character to convey emotion. The sort of movies that just don't get made anymore.

[@DungHoang-hx9im]

This movie should deserve more titles; the problem is that the majority audience at that time didn't know enough to understand this masterpiece, and only a few could get the message from the movie.

[@outlasted4148]

I would say I was one of them. Saw this movie pretty much the week it came out. But my younger self didn't really understand it so I in a way disliked it. But a few years passed and I watched it again out of curiosity and something clicked to where I better understood it. I appreciated the visuals more, the story more, the message, etc. Even the memes off it "literally me" resonated off me. Definitely think this movie is so much better than I thought originally

[@Jose-ix4dw]

Ami siempre me ha gustado todo lo cyberpunk y nadienle tomaba importancia a lo que esta y la pasada peli te hacia sentir hasta q salieron memes y se volvio viral esta escena la gente empezo a entender todoblo relaccionado alas IA y la tegnologia que se viene y empezo a sentir la soledad y lo que genera esto ,el cyberpunk y todo lo relaccionado a la ciencia ficcion realmete es fascinante y hacia alla vamos ajn mundo disstopico jajaja ufff simplemente hermoso ,cierto alexa y gpt ufff jaja

[@cysby]

valentine’s day be like

[@thenightfestival1506]

omg guys this scene is something special. i cant understand what i am feeling now.. but sadness is overwhelming

[@moerizk3753]

He hears Joe and remembers when his Joi called him Joe and realizes it and she never mattered anyways so fuck it, time to be a martyr.

[@NuIndustrialMetalcore]

B-based

[@Groypette]

This scene has the same energy as when Buzz realizes he’s just a toy

[@crablord7934]

The lighting on K turning cold as the realization dawns on him is so haunting.

[@SisyphusianSaturnite]

Dennis Villeneuve is the best filmmaker working today. He instills so much meaning into everything he works on. While I was devastated when I heard this movie was a box office bomb, I'm glad it found new life on netflix. This is the turning point of the movie where he realizes he dosen't have to be special to make a difference. It's an incredibly powerful message for a world that has grown so vast that sometimes we feel enfeebled by the sheer force of what we find ourselves up against.

[@alperhelmann7071]

He looks like a joyful and cheerful lad.

[@jienming9235]

He's literally me.

[@nopenahman7380]

the kind of tired sleep wont fix

[@royfablooo2810]

The Real Cyberpunk we all wanted.

[@corncat4578]

jokes on you, i am very lonely

[@garrosh9215]

this was literally the peak scene for this film. its not bad, just a slow steady burn is all

[@garrosh9215]

visuals are cool tho. not too much action either so perfect combination for a trip 😵

[@games4us132]

almost every scene in this film is the best, but some are incredible! And this is one of them.

[@lepatate3457]

I love how you can interpret this scene in a bunch of ways depending on whether or not Joi was real or not, or even if K actually loved her for real or not

[@adamfox6169]

"And blood black nothingness began to spin.. A system of cells interlinked within cells interlinked within cells interlinked within one stem...And dreadfully distinct against the dark, a tall white fountain played" - Officer KD6 - 3.7

[@Kikoou]

But he's literally me.

[@DC-jc8sl]

Why does this remind me so much of cyberpunk edgerunners

[@Rivera6669]

He me, literally frfr

[@AbuBased731]

Fr fr NoCap 🧢 Ongod?