The actress playing Luv is amazing in this scene. The way she responds "Home." to Deckard reminds one of how a little girl would react when she was heading back to her parents after a rough day at school. Back to comfort and solace. Just genius.
Dude Ryan Gosling sold me in this movie without ever saying a single word at some scenes. I feel anger and rage for injustice when he decides he's going to do the right thing (accompanied by the huge reverby bass in the next scene), when he's shooting down the ships for a brief moment I feel that rage again in his eyes to save Deckard, when he shoots Luv and Luv shoots him in the gut and he looks up at Deckard I almost feel tears in my eyes at the look he shares with Deckard. Almost like Deckard is his dad and he is going to give his everything for saving who he wishes was he father even if it means destroying his own body. All of these things are not said or explained but you feel it in Goslings face eyes and acting. Incredible film.
There is a moment where K is brought to his knees by gunshot after his suicide run against Luv, he looks at his wound a hand covered in blood, he glances at Deckard. So much is said in the exchange of glances between these two humans, his blood is spilled and this time it's K's agency at play here, his decision, not wallace, deckard or even the one eyed woman. He is alive.
That momentary glance at Deckard while wounded reminded me of the excellent ending to Last of the Mohicans, when Uncas looks at Alice after taking his own mortal hit.
@@waylan2454 I was not amazed by those films, but I liked Moonlight better than Lady Bird. What I meant to say is that Blade Runner 2049 is one of the most amazing and haunting films I've ever seen in a theater.
no, it's just cold digital/technical performance with no human center, the inversion of Deckard being the one with feelings and everyone else a robotic blank didnt work. it's already been forgotten.
@@rickdeckard1075 The original Blade Runner is a masterpiece, beautiful and melancholic, it sets my heart aflutter. 2049 was soulless in comparison, not on the same level whatsoever. I don't like having to preface a comment by saying "the original" but here we are.
@@filmacher yes, they tried with K's death scene, but it just seemed a pathetic meaningless life and death - because, let's face it, why would we care abt Rachel and Deckard's offspring? their ability to reproduce really is irrelevant to me.
I think i`ve seen the Sea Wall scene a couple of times each months since i first saw the movie. One day i suddenly noticed how the music shifts when K gets the advantage over Luv. When Luv has the upper hand in the fight, there are hard hitting industialized-type sounds playing. However when K appears and starts shooting down the ships, the music shifts to those big light beautiful horn sounds, (im really bad at describing them). During the battle, there is a mix between them both, but when she stabs K, it changes back to the inustrialized sounds again. Then when K rises from the water again and pushes Luv down into the water again, it instantly changes back to Ks sounds. I dont know if this is something that other people have noticed, but i felt smart noticing it myself atleast.
I’ll have to look into that interesting. Horn sounds, can be described as heavy brass, The industrial sounds could be described as distorted synth leads.
Villeneuve is a master of mood and dark beauty. It’s like David Fincher and Tarkovsky had a child. He’s one of the best directors working today and maybe THE best in science fiction right now. Please... PLEASE let Dune be as good as this was.
Nolan with Inception and Interstellar cements him as the best Science Fiction Director for now. But damn does Villenueve come close with this and Arrival. We’ll see what happens with Tenet and Dune. I’m so damn excited for both films.
@@abe10alpha Inception is overrated. It's really not that deep or complicated. I could understand it at 11 or 12 years old or something. Nolan is a great director, but most of his movies aren't that well written. Even Interstellar suffers from its ending with the whole "love' bullshit.
@@demarcusanderson4205 hopefully they rerun it in the future. I saw it in IMAX 4 times. Greatest big screen experience of my life. Still not enough though haha
Denis directing this scene was the fan in all of us. He knew we secretly wanted a spinner dogfight and a replicant vs replicant fight scene. He delivered.
The crazy thing is K looses joi (his girlfriend) then kills love (enemy replicant) to save Deckard....K had battle with love who is cruel and beautiful (just like love can be) and in the end lost his own love to save Deckard....Damn man the symbolism is deep in this one.
You guys should have seen this in theater. The music was so loud and good. Those low frequencies are not really audible through headphones or normal speakers but in theater, this movie is fuckin unreal.
K drowning Luv (his character foil) coincides with him rising through the water - you could see his "rebirth" as a human is him choosing to reject his programming, whereas Luv succumbs to hers.
@Colin Dunnet I saw it in theaters, and it was all I could talk about for a long time. To the point I actually took over a class on film editing when we were talking colour theory and movies, because it was still fresh in my brain.
I saw it in the theater and the visual beauty of the film overwhelmed and made me tear up. Denis Villeneuve, I love you man! You’re a legend! Thank you for making these gems! 🙏
This scene brings me to tears every time - I can't put my finger on a specific part though. Maybe it's the music that makes my skin tingle all over, the amazing setup to this scene or the fight that ensues afterwards. Maybe it's the close proximity to drowning and the fight for life that Luv goes through, because I know what it's like to nearly drown. Maybe it's the setup of the story culminating in this scene. The cinematography are on point, the action is super clear and well-choreographed. At no point do I lose the scope and geography of this scene, it's sounds and it purpose in the narrative.
Agreed .. it’s the culmination of the intense scenes, the palpating dialogue and mesmerizing score. Joe (or Officer K) is on a mission and will do whatever it takes, even give up his life to save Deckard.
That brief shot of K’s face briefly lit at 1:30 is one of the greatest shots in movie history. Saw this in IMAX in an empty theater, stood up because I could sense it was the climax, and the initial boom-boom of the gunshots had me cheering and tearing up. Staggering.
Joe, right at the start of film: "My model doesn't rebel". Joe, almost the end of the film: kills another Replicant and at least six humans to rescue Deckard, after realising that Deckard's kid is the best chance the Replicants have for a future of their own. Gut shot, stabbed, carved up and beaten to a pulp, he doesn't stop-ever. "Dying for the right cause is the most human thing we can do" is the creed he follows in the end. He made a decision because it was the right thing to do, even though it went against his programming. That's what you call character development-he was truly his own man by the end. Add in the beauty of the way the film was shot, the horrors and the wonders? Been a LONG time since I saw a film this good.
I had no idea what I was getting into the first time I watched this movie in the theatres and this scene started. I don't think I've ever enjoyed anything this much since then.
There’s a moment of uneasiness when Luv says: “Home”. It’s the same feeling you get (although to a lesser extent than) during the scene where Wallis says “Oh I have millions...”. It’s that hollowness in your stomach that comes with science fiction’s ability to bring out the grotesque. To prick our curiosity and then hold us back before crossing the veil, that moment where some things are better left to the imagination. With a glimpse of replicant “birth” in this film, I get flashbacks to “The AniMatrix” short where all the humans are being utilized as batteries for the first time. Millions of replicants being created and then interjected with memories before they can even be allowed to comprehend their own existence. It’s like build-a-bear-except the plush toy is now a specimen of high functioning biological species...
FAVORITE MOVIE EVER!! I love everything including the sound clips referencing the original film. WELL DONE BLADE RUNNER 2049 Officer KD6-3.7 is the Perfect Unimportant Protagonist NOW GIVE US A SOLO BATFLECK MOVIE !! COME ON 2 hours of the BAT of Gotham from Batman V Superman. YES PLEASE!!!
There’s a nod to Ridley Scott’s ALIEN in this scene by the way…Yep! At 2:25 Luv emerges out from Ford’s chest. Ford plays as if he’s agonized in sync with her emergence. The sound effects added much to the nod. The moment ‘the Alien’ = Luv looks at Ford and the camera is indescribable. Magnificent cinematography and a good gesture from the director…👏
The only regret i have in life is that i didn't get to experience this masterpiece in theaters, and this scene alone is worth every penny and alot more of an imax ticket.
I don’t care that this film was considered a flop. I was the only one in my row in the middle of the theatre after eating half of a 6 gram psilocybe chocolate bar.
Fun fact Luv's pistol is 2003's Battlestar Galactica's colonial pistol which features a mini explosive round launcher it even has the same sound effect when fired so I guess Replicants are related to Cylons Haha.
If Dune will be as good as this Masterpiece and Arrival then you can officially consider Denis a Masterclass filmmaker and easily in Top 10 or Top 20 Greatest Director's of all time! All of his films have not failed me yet.
I love luvs outfits through out this movie this one in particular with her oversized hood gloves and rainboots is really nice and all of the muted colors just really adds to that Sci-Fi aesthetic 🛸
Cinema experiences can differ depending on film, some movies it doesn't matter. But Blade Runner 2049, along with Dunkirk and Ford v Ferrari are films I'm eternally grateful for that I watched in the cinema, fucking amazing film, literally takes my breath away.
@@Whateveridksomethingoh shit i actually never saw Tenet in the theatre, nor Interstellar as far as I can remember, nor Dune. The last one is especially frustrating since the IMAX format had a bunch of extra visual effects that are now gone forever.
An awful movie, is a film that makes you feel angry A bad movie, is a film that doesn’t make you feel any emotion at all A good movie, is a film that makes you feel lots of emotion A great movie, is a film that makes you feel an emotion you’ve never experienced before. My friends, this is a great movie!
The only thing I think they missed out on here was the fact that K is basically asked/told he needs to kill Deckard before he can reveal information and when K obviously chooses to do something about it and hunts down the transport ship it should b ambiguous what his intentions are. It felt like that was sort of where it was headed. Doing what he’s told, even if it’s by the good guys now, would still be doing the right thing but would still mean he’s a soldier, just for a new cause now. Him making the choice to save Deckard really should have been his defining moment and the film could have really played in the ambiguity. For instance when he starts firing and walking up to the car even a short moment where it seems like he is going to shoot Deckard, even just holding his gun ready to fire and happening to be looking at Deckard, even just for a second or two, would have really elevated and pointed out the fact that he is deciding to do his own thing, for his own reasons, and to act like a human being rather than a soldier. It just feels like something they could have gotten far more out of in this scene.
David Hunter... No need for any of that because you forgot the previous scene where K was looking up at the Joi hologram with blood on his hands... "that was the moment he made a choice"... Remember what joi says "she will be anything you want her to be."... It was the push he needed to rise above his programming.
I never for a second would've believed he would kill Deckard... and the "order" from the "good guys" to just kill Deckard outright, rather than to first try to rescue him, was stupid anyway.
I wish more people would love this film, but it seems like Marvel stuff is more their thing so I guess it is what it is. This deserves to be an all time classic alongside its original counterpart.
This is greatest scene in the cinematic history of mankind. Afterall whats purpose of life ? eat and sleep only like animals ? without right cause/purpose, life is meaning less. I think to do good for others for mankind should be the pupose of every human's life, eating and sleeping is not enough its not human life's pupose its just for survival like animals. Greatest movie ever made, brings tears everytime.
music and visuals were epic in this film. this represents [one of] the only hope[s] that they still make decent movies in hollywood, like they did back when they made movies for ADULTS. possibly the best movie of the last decade and... maybe even better than the original (!!!). villeneuve--one of the last auteur filmmakers. sucks we aren't likely to see a continuation of this universe on film (at least any time soon)
no one talks about how sad the joi scene was when he sees her again like she calls him joe bc when she named him joe before that was still code shes still fake it was her code to call him joe
Love watching LUV brace herself on the impact. It was Taxing but didn’t put her on her face. Like the superior strength a replicant demonstrated through out the years.
watching this film in the theater was the best thing I have done in my life
Same
Yeah same... The chills with music was the reason for my tachycardia
bfi imax+stoned=religious experience
I personally wouldn't go that far, however it was one of the best experiences.
most unrelentingly depressing sequel ive ever seen, completely missed the spirit of 2019
K emerging from the Spinner at 2:58 gave me chills, dudes. One of the greatest movies ever made in my opinion.
tyrannosaurtaco me too idk
One of the? I think it's just the.
tyrannosaurtaco Out of all of the incredible shots in the movie, that is my favorite.
Saw this in Dolby ; amazing picture & sound quality. One of those experiences you never forget
The whole scene gave me chills! One of the best ive ever seen!
The actress playing Luv is amazing in this scene. The way she responds "Home." to Deckard reminds one of how a little girl would react when she was heading back to her parents after a rough day at school. Back to comfort and solace. Just genius.
And the childish nature of the line "I'm the best one".
I love Luv.
She's amazing in the entire movie. The best performance in a film absolutely full of great ones.
She feels really one dimensional but her actress always brings the best in her, it always feels like theres more to it
It almost looks like she admires decker as well with how she delivers that line.
Dude Ryan Gosling sold me in this movie without ever saying a single word at some scenes. I feel anger and rage for injustice when he decides he's going to do the right thing (accompanied by the huge reverby bass in the next scene), when he's shooting down the ships for a brief moment I feel that rage again in his eyes to save Deckard, when he shoots Luv and Luv shoots him in the gut and he looks up at Deckard I almost feel tears in my eyes at the look he shares with Deckard. Almost like Deckard is his dad and he is going to give his everything for saving who he wishes was he father even if it means destroying his own body. All of these things are not said or explained but you feel it in Goslings face eyes and acting. Incredible film.
There is a moment where K is brought to his knees by gunshot after his suicide run against Luv, he looks at his wound a hand covered in blood, he glances at Deckard. So much is said in the exchange of glances between these two humans, his blood is spilled and this time it's K's agency at play here, his decision, not wallace, deckard or even the one eyed woman. He is alive.
If you liked his quiet and subtle performance (I really did too), make sure to check out _Drive_ (2011).
That momentary glance at Deckard while wounded reminded me of the excellent ending to Last of the Mohicans, when Uncas looks at Alice after taking his own mortal hit.
I haven't seen a movie this good in years.
We need more movies like this one!
What about Moonlight or Lady Bird?
@@waylan2454 I was not amazed by those films, but I liked Moonlight better than Lady Bird. What I meant to say is that Blade Runner 2049 is one of the most amazing and haunting films I've ever seen in a theater.
@@TheWelchProductions Have you watched Inception? It's my favourite fairly modern film along with with Blade Runner 2049.
@@tomt-c9610 Yes, Inception is one of my favorites.
The greatest sequel of all time in sci-fi, right above aliens.
Agree....Id put T2 over Aliens even though its more action based
aliens, T2, the empire strikes back, and this
@@liquitosoto4287 The GodFather 2, The Dark Knight to an extent.
Empire Strikes Back. Best Sequel
@@abe10alpha yep
Magnificent. 2049 will emerge as one of the greatest movies ever made.
no, it's just cold digital/technical performance with no human center, the inversion of Deckard being the one with feelings and everyone else a robotic blank didnt work.
it's already been forgotten.
@@rickdeckard1075 The original Blade Runner is a masterpiece, beautiful and melancholic, it sets my heart aflutter. 2049 was soulless in comparison, not on the same level whatsoever. I don't like having to preface a comment by saying "the original" but here we are.
@@james5995 nicely put
@@filmacher yes, they tried with K's death scene, but it just seemed a pathetic meaningless life and death - because, let's face it, why would we care abt Rachel and Deckard's offspring? their ability to reproduce really is irrelevant to me.
@@footlicker6585 "70s freaks" lol, youre so persuasive
This sequence will be remembered as one of the best sci-fi of all time. Gave me chills when I first saw It.
I laughed from how much chills this scene gave me when I was watching this in the Dolby theater. It was an overload of chills
The scene when Joe unwraps the cloth from the bottom of the furnace.
You couldn't have peeled me out of my theater seat. 🥤😎🍿
Pure cinema
I think i`ve seen the Sea Wall scene a couple of times each months since i first saw the movie. One day i suddenly noticed how the music shifts when K gets the advantage over Luv. When Luv has the upper hand in the fight, there are hard hitting industialized-type sounds playing. However when K appears and starts shooting down the ships, the music shifts to those big light beautiful horn sounds, (im really bad at describing them). During the battle, there is a mix between them both, but when she stabs K, it changes back to the inustrialized sounds again. Then when K rises from the water again and pushes Luv down into the water again, it instantly changes back to Ks sounds.
I dont know if this is something that other people have noticed, but i felt smart noticing it myself atleast.
That's actually some brilliant sound design. Well spotted, or heard I should say!
I’ll have to look into that interesting.
Horn sounds, can be described as heavy brass,
The industrial sounds could be described as distorted synth leads.
.. You did a perfect job describing it!👍
Horns tend to be associated with angels, like the trumpet of Gabriel. Also the halo on his head.
I noticed
Villeneuve is a master of mood and dark beauty. It’s like David Fincher and Tarkovsky had a child. He’s one of the best directors working today and maybe THE best in science fiction right now.
Please... PLEASE let Dune be as good as this was.
This scene feels like 80s/90s-era James Cameron to me.
@Officer K What if BR 2049 was his practice run for dune :D
Nolan with Inception and Interstellar cements him as the best Science Fiction Director for now. But damn does Villenueve come close with this and Arrival. We’ll see what happens with Tenet and Dune. I’m so damn excited for both films.
@@abe10alpha Inception is overrated. It's really not that deep or complicated. I could understand it at 11 or 12 years old or something. Nolan is a great director, but most of his movies aren't that well written. Even Interstellar suffers from its ending with the whole "love' bullshit.
@@CeruleanFilms No. Not James Cameron. Gives me as true as Ridley Scott vibes. Cameron is bit overrated.
This scene would be nothing without the breathtaking soundtrack
gives off interstellar vibes
Still a very soild action scene.
That's cause Hans Zimmer worked on both films, but here he worked alongside Benjamin Wallfisch @@Cosmicmorales
Not only this scene, the entire background theme.
Rather I would say that this is filmed for the background score
Sylvia Hoeks had a Oscar winning performance, absolutely phenomenal actress imo
Roger Deakins, the cinematographer is the true hero.
Nagarjun Subbarao Hans zimmer , Denis Villeneuve , denis Gassner too
Don't try to explain others, why this movie is freaking awesome. They can't feel and see the soul of it. But you do and it feels good, doesn't it?
❤
I was the only one clapping in the theater after the Movie. I was pleased what i saw. Respect for the 1982 Film and the world it created.
@@datamanmachinesame thing)) and it was the first time I've ever clapped in theater
I love how the filmmakers forward engineered the in universe 2049 tech from how the original predicted 2019 would look.
One of the better movies from the 2010s, Marvels domination of cinema didn't allow room for masterpieces like this one
There is not a single entire scene in cinema history that brings me more goosebumps than this one. Simply a masterpiece
Amazing scene. Such a cathartic conclusion, K realizing what he has to do and doing it. The OST, the shots, the lighting, everything just clicks.
Sylvia Hoeks literally owned this scene.. she’s absolutely fantastic as a replicant.
I love Luv.
Oh man my jaw will always be dropped during this scene, THIS FILM PERIOD
Sebastian Limon m
Hans zimmer wrote much of the sound track, which is one of the best aspects to the movie. The soundtrack is immense.
Duuuude, when that synth hits in the begging with its WOOAOWH! I melted in the theater
Man I robbed myself big time of a truly great experience by not going to see this in IMAX.
Demarcus Anderson yes you did sir and I'm sorry for you
jonathan rodriguez I'll never forgive myself man lol
@@demarcusanderson4205 hopefully they rerun it in the future. I saw it in IMAX 4 times. Greatest big screen experience of my life. Still not enough though haha
@@Biggiiful Lol I bet wasn't. We'll have to wait and see.
I'm so fucking glad I caught this on any big screen, full stop.
Denis directing this scene was the fan in all of us. He knew we secretly wanted a spinner dogfight and a replicant vs replicant fight scene. He delivered.
Blade Runner 2049 is perfect.
The crazy thing is K looses joi (his girlfriend) then kills love (enemy replicant) to save Deckard....K had battle with love who is cruel and beautiful (just like love can be) and in the end lost his own love to save Deckard....Damn man the symbolism is deep in this one.
Cause dying for the right cause is the most human thing you can do
Joi= jerk off instructions
her name was "Luv" thou
AcRoNoX GOTCHA!
Also, Luv (Love) killed Joi (Joy). As it so often does.
I miss this scene and music in imax theater .
I want to rent a theater and watch this again.
Same!
I thankfully didn’t. I watched this absolute masterpiece in glorious 2D IMAX... and it blew my fucking mind. What a film, what a movie film.
Still blows me away the same in my movie theater at home, what a scene!
The music is epic
It feels 1980's that what I love about this score.
This scene in the theatre had my jaw on the floor, i was truly blown away by this movie and scene.
to this day the best theater experience of my life. changed me
You guys should have seen this in theater. The music was so loud and good. Those low frequencies are not really audible through headphones or normal speakers but in theater, this movie is fuckin unreal.
you can feel Ryan gosling anger in his silent
K drowning Luv (his character foil) coincides with him rising through the water - you could see his "rebirth" as a human is him choosing to reject his programming, whereas Luv succumbs to hers.
I would do anything to see this movie in theaters.
I shun my self never experiencing this in the theater. I can’t imagine the imax experience
@Colin Dunnet I saw it in theaters, and it was all I could talk about for a long time. To the point I actually took over a class on film editing when we were talking colour theory and movies, because it was still fresh in my brain.
@@xColinMalarkeyxit was soul penetratingly thunderous and captivating in the truest sense of the term! Don’t deny yourself these pleasures 😭
I saw it in the theater and the visual beauty of the film overwhelmed and made me tear up. Denis Villeneuve, I love you man! You’re a legend! Thank you for making these gems! 🙏
The Kendrick Lamar of movies
Same 🤌🏻
The music is hypnotic along with scenery.
This scene brings me to tears every time - I can't put my finger on a specific part though. Maybe it's the music that makes my skin tingle all over, the amazing setup to this scene or the fight that ensues afterwards. Maybe it's the close proximity to drowning and the fight for life that Luv goes through, because I know what it's like to nearly drown. Maybe it's the setup of the story culminating in this scene. The cinematography are on point, the action is super clear and well-choreographed. At no point do I lose the scope and geography of this scene, it's sounds and it purpose in the narrative.
Agreed .. it’s the culmination of the intense scenes, the palpating dialogue and mesmerizing score. Joe (or Officer K) is on a mission and will do whatever it takes, even give up his life to save Deckard.
That brief shot of K’s face briefly lit at 1:30 is one of the greatest shots in movie history. Saw this in IMAX in an empty theater, stood up because I could sense it was the climax, and the initial boom-boom of the gunshots had me cheering and tearing up. Staggering.
Him stepping out of the car at 2:59 is even better imo. This movie is insane.
Joe, right at the start of film: "My model doesn't rebel".
Joe, almost the end of the film: kills another Replicant and at least six humans to rescue Deckard, after realising that Deckard's kid is the best chance the Replicants have for a future of their own.
Gut shot, stabbed, carved up and beaten to a pulp, he doesn't stop-ever. "Dying for the right cause is the most human thing we can do" is the creed he follows in the end. He made a decision because it was the right thing to do, even though it went against his programming. That's what you call character development-he was truly his own man by the end. Add in the beauty of the way the film was shot, the horrors and the wonders? Been a LONG time since I saw a film this good.
I'm not sure K really cared about the future of replicants. I think he just saw a chance to do something good, that he wanted to do, and took it.
@@Freezorgium Sadly, we'll never know for certain.
Bro, K leaving the Spinner with the music tone, this is magic.
2:59
I had no idea what I was getting into the first time I watched this movie in the theatres and this scene started.
I don't think I've ever enjoyed anything this much since then.
Did you see Denis' Dune yet? I thought it was fantastic. I put 2049 ever so slightly above it though.
the first thing I do when I have a 4k blu rayer: I buy this masterpiece!
This is a demo worthy 4k disc too!! Get on that asap!
Yes sir. Thank you!@@johnmorris3469
bought my 400$ 4k bluray first for bladerunner and interstellar
@@KrazyKrzysztofBoth excellent films. I see you are a man/woman of culture
Jesus Christ, THAT SOUNDTRACK ❗😍
There’s a moment of uneasiness when Luv says: “Home”. It’s the same feeling you get (although to a lesser extent than) during the scene where Wallis says “Oh I have millions...”. It’s that hollowness in your stomach that comes with science fiction’s ability to bring out the grotesque. To prick our curiosity and then hold us back before crossing the veil, that moment where some things are better left to the imagination. With a glimpse of replicant “birth” in this film, I get flashbacks to “The AniMatrix” short where all the humans are being utilized as batteries for the first time. Millions of replicants being created and then interjected with memories before they can even be allowed to comprehend their own existence. It’s like build-a-bear-except the plush toy is now a specimen of high functioning biological species...
home never sounded so creepy
1:28 RIP drone u.u
Is that what happened?
@@georgeofhamilton it did a suicide collision to drop one of the protective ship.
@@dinkkomach3278 Oh, I see. It was a bit hard for me to tell.
@@dinkkomach3278 F
Roger Deakins. Cinematography. *Mic drop*
FAVORITE MOVIE EVER!! I love everything including the sound clips referencing the original film.
WELL DONE BLADE RUNNER 2049
Officer KD6-3.7 is the Perfect Unimportant Protagonist
NOW GIVE US A SOLO BATFLECK MOVIE !! COME ON 2 hours of the BAT of Gotham from
Batman V Superman. YES PLEASE!!!
A true sequel to one of the greatest science fiction films ever made!
There’s a nod to Ridley Scott’s ALIEN in this scene by the way…Yep! At 2:25 Luv emerges out from Ford’s chest. Ford plays as if he’s agonized in sync with her emergence. The sound effects added much to the nod. The moment ‘the Alien’ = Luv looks at Ford and the camera is indescribable.
Magnificent cinematography and a good gesture from the director…👏
Experiencing this sequence in IMAX is something I will never forget as long as I live
I saw this movie twice in IMAX. Just had to see it a second time. The best IMAX experience I had since Gravity.
One of my favorite movies, which include classics from the 70s to late 90s.
I watched this masterpiece in the cinema in 2D IMAX... it fucking blew my mind.
The man who made the interiors of those flying cars should make cars in real life!
Sea wall makes maxing out days seem like transcending experience especially as post workout music
What do you mean by this if you’re ok to elaborate
The only regret i have in life is that i didn't get to experience this masterpiece in theaters, and this scene alone is worth every penny and alot more of an imax ticket.
I don’t care that this film was considered a flop. I was the only one in my row in the middle of the theatre after eating half of a 6 gram psilocybe chocolate bar.
Ryan gosling gets shot point blank walking up to the vehicle casually. Piccolo yells” why didn’t you...DODGE!!!!”
I've seen this scene hundreds of times and I actually never get tired of it. the film and the soundtrack and the actors are beyond words.
The shot of the spinner turning upside down and when K looks down at his gunshot wound send chills every time.
Fun fact Luv's pistol is 2003's Battlestar Galactica's colonial pistol which features a mini explosive round launcher it even has the same sound effect when fired so I guess Replicants are related to Cylons Haha.
And William Adama is in both Blade Runner films.
When she rises the synth kicks in. She is connected to the synth sounds :)
I love how they don’t use dramatic music in the battle only somber.
this movie is a fucking masterpiece
Amen
If Dune will be as good as this Masterpiece and Arrival then you can officially consider Denis a Masterclass filmmaker and easily in Top 10 or Top 20 Greatest Director's of all time! All of his films have not failed me yet.
Denis had already shown his masterclass craftsmanship creating in my mindset one of the best films ever made.
Dunes out now what do you think of it?
@@law5121 I thought it was an Amazing film but not a perfect film. 8.3/10
But it's still a good film so Denis still haven't failed 😁
Oh man. That flyover at 1:40.
Yes, the sound, the lights, the angle of ascend, pure epicness
I remember the imax system made my chest shutter during that flyover (and this whole sequence)
I love luvs outfits through out this movie this one in particular with her oversized hood gloves and rainboots is really nice and all of the muted colors just really adds to that Sci-Fi aesthetic 🛸
Every film buff needs to watch this scene on an IMAX screen before they die
Cinema experiences can differ depending on film, some movies it doesn't matter. But Blade Runner 2049, along with Dunkirk and Ford v Ferrari are films I'm eternally grateful for that I watched in the cinema, fucking amazing film, literally takes my breath away.
Add tenet and interstellar to the list, i haven't seen any of these in a theater and i really really regret it
@@Whateveridksomethingoh shit i actually never saw Tenet in the theatre, nor Interstellar as far as I can remember, nor Dune. The last one is especially frustrating since the IMAX format had a bunch of extra visual effects that are now gone forever.
An awful movie, is a film that makes you feel angry
A bad movie, is a film that doesn’t make you feel any emotion at all
A good movie, is a film that makes you feel lots of emotion
A great movie, is a film that makes you feel an emotion you’ve never experienced before.
My friends, this is a great movie!
This scene still sends shivers down my spine!
I have a dream of Dunes, Ornithopters entering spice harvest zone...music, interiors, music filling the imagination of whole scene...
Let's hope villeneuve's dune would be as epic as you imagine
The cinematography is unreal,make me feel like i'm in 2049
It a shame the younger audience don't understand the significance of the Blade Runner movies.
1:40 brings chills that no other film does
The brilliance of Hans Zimmer
I hate to be this cynical but it's totally worth it if Hollywood collapses as long as we get an ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE like this once a decade. 🥤😎🍿
The way the drowned Luv was the most erotic thing i ever saw in a theater.
2:40 Roger Deakins built his famous "ring light" into the vehicle itself.
The only thing I think they missed out on here was the fact that K is basically asked/told he needs to kill Deckard before he can reveal information and when K obviously chooses to do something about it and hunts down the transport ship it should b ambiguous what his intentions are. It felt like that was sort of where it was headed. Doing what he’s told, even if it’s by the good guys now, would still be doing the right thing but would still mean he’s a soldier, just for a new cause now. Him making the choice to save Deckard really should have been his defining moment and the film could have really played in the ambiguity. For instance when he starts firing and walking up to the car even a short moment where it seems like he is going to shoot Deckard, even just holding his gun ready to fire and happening to be looking at Deckard, even just for a second or two, would have really elevated and pointed out the fact that he is deciding to do his own thing, for his own reasons, and to act like a human being rather than a soldier. It just feels like something they could have gotten far more out of in this scene.
David Hunter... No need for any of that because you forgot the previous scene where K was looking up at the Joi hologram with blood on his hands... "that was the moment he made a choice"... Remember what joi says "she will be anything you want her to be."... It was the push he needed to rise above his programming.
It's 100% psychological.
J. T. Yeah I do see what you mean there. That works.
David Hunter really? The first time I saw this I knew he was going to save deckard and kill luv
I never for a second would've believed he would kill Deckard... and the "order" from the "good guys" to just kill Deckard outright, rather than to first try to rescue him, was stupid anyway.
3:06, epic still.
Open the door
That Arnold face though:D
I wish more people would love this film, but it seems like Marvel stuff is more their thing so I guess it is what it is. This deserves to be an all time classic alongside its original counterpart.
The original didn't do so well at the box office either. Hopefully 2049 earns a similar cult status.
Best future film out
Greatest movie / scene in n cinema history fucking love this masterpiece
Just the sound of him jumping them with machine gun is beautiful
The rolling off of the raindrops paired with this soundtrack. 1:17
This is greatest scene in the cinematic history of mankind.
Afterall whats purpose of life ? eat and sleep only like animals ? without right cause/purpose, life is meaning less.
I think to do good for others for mankind should be the pupose of every human's life, eating and sleeping is not enough its not human life's pupose its just for survival like animals.
Greatest movie ever made, brings tears everytime.
The music is everything. Amazing film
In "Kay" we trust. The nightmare of all replicants.
1:00 minor detail but look closely at the bottom middle and you can see that the car is actually a PEUGEOT
PEUGEOT is written clearly in many scenes subtly.
music and visuals were epic in this film. this represents [one of] the only hope[s] that they still make decent movies in hollywood, like they did back when they made movies for ADULTS. possibly the best movie of the last decade and... maybe even better than the original (!!!). villeneuve--one of the last auteur filmmakers. sucks we aren't likely to see a continuation of this universe on film (at least any time soon)
The way she says “home” is so childlike. It speaks volumes.
no one talks about how sad the joi scene was when he sees her again like she calls him joe bc when she named him joe before that was still code shes still fake it was her code to call him joe
Best, albeit the shortest, sci-fi chase & fight scene of the decade!
Not even nominated for best picture , laughable decision by the academy really, bec 2049 is quite simply one of the top 10 best of the decade
I love the scene before this just after the Vegas scene where embers are rising into the sky
That transition absolutely floored me in the cinema. Pure cinematic bliss.
Does anyone frequently come back to this scene to admire the atmosphere and music? Modern cinema rarely accomplishes what this scene does
When Ford asks where there going i wanted her to say. Back to Jabba
Love watching LUV brace herself on the impact. It was Taxing but didn’t put her on her face. Like the superior strength a replicant demonstrated through out the years.
Absolute fucking masterpiece.
this movie's a great testament to why people who think "modern = bad" are plain stupid