Blade Runner 2049 Sea Wall [edit] (soft)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ม.ค. 2018
- Tracks "2049" and "Sea Wall". I cut and mixed them together to make a "softer" version without the hard drum intro on Sea Wall.
The image is a still from the film that I photoshopped to accompany the sound of the music.
All music by Hans Zimmer and Benjamin Wallfisch. - เพลง
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People were too hype about superheroes to understand this movie was ahead of its time.
This film needs to come out again in IMAX. The cult following it’s gained would make it millions.
THIIS I WOULD SO GO
Dr. Death I’d join you!
Count me in! Maybe cinemas will do that as a cheap way of making money again after lockdown ends
it would make thousands!
I would go in a heartbeat. I missed my chance to watch this on theaters and still regret it this day
I will never forget seeing this movie in an empty theatre.....on the midnight release.....on my birthday.....which is October 6th.
That's amazing.
I wish I could say the same. I did however see BR on opening weekend in 1982 at one of the newest theaters in my city.
All those moments will be gone like tears in the rain 😌
Sounds like an amazing experience.
only yOu could find such bliss... ONLY you .... ..
This is what headphones are made for
And good, full range speakers.
Exactly
Totally agree I I drift away into another world listening to this
@@fishandchips2341 👍🎶🗝🧩❤
Suggest a good one pls
People who didn’t like this movie have never seen a miracle
We recall with our feelings. Anything real should be a mess.
That's why this movie is great, cause it flopped. It's not crap like avengers
@@Watcher4111
Sadly their is barely a market anymore for thought provoking films. Lucky their is some in niche anime.
@@tristanbackup2536 yeah, many people must have been bored. Being new to the title, I was kinda bored too. Only after watching the original, I was able to truly enjoy it. It was like a good whiskey, took time to reveal the flavor.
@@tristanbackup2536 Not even there anymore. I look for a few great studios that still make masterpieces like Studio 4C but in general we haven’t had a new generation this decade of masterpieces like serial experiments lain, Mushishi, literally everything by Satoshi Kon, Monster etc. Call me out on this if I‘m wrong but there aren’t any anime being made anymore that are philosophical and thought-provoking. Maybe that’s because of the sheer popularity of mainstream shonen manga adaptations but shows like attack on titan are really rare in this modern anime landscape. I know you said niche but I don’t know of any great recent niche anime.
I watched Blade Runner 2049 3 times in the cinema within a month. The cinematography and musical score just blew me away I kept coming back.
I never go to the theater but I knew I would regret not seeing this one there. So glad I did.
@@timmmahhhh you made a good choice
Same, 10 times
MB 2049 was my first 4K purchase... before I even bought the 4K TV and player.
good taste man, great taste in fact.
This movie revels in existentialism in the most satisfying and bleak of ways.
Once we merge with the transhumanist robot, this will be a bleak true story.
I Wonder Do You Know God, He Misses You... If You Wish To Him You’ll Know Him, I Tell You The Truth Jesus Is Alive And Hell Is Real But God Loves You So Much He Gave His Only Begotten Son That Whosoever Believes In Him Will Not Perish But Have Everlasting Life ❤️🥰🌺🌸 If You Wish To Know God You’ll Know Him, He Wont Force You To Follow Him, But He Loves You Beyond Measure, Eternity Awaits Be Saved From Hell Turn Away From Sin❤️🥰🌺🌸
Hey Joe.
if you know the origin of the phrase it just keeps getting sadder.
no
mostly violence and inhumanity - human disgustinness and even greater robot disgustingness
This tune gives a feeling of a world where man is hungry for spirituality that has been lost with the takeover of technology
truth; but technology is not the Embolism.
Were all hungry for spirituality in these moments in time but still lost to our technology!
👍 Yep!' Its true!' 🎶🔑
K, like Roy, lives a replicant but dies a human. It's not about the body, it's the soul and the deeds. That's what I love about these movies, the message in both.
Perhaps we wouldnt need to go that far ahead in time to feel as that.. I and many, many other started to feel such since a long..
At IMAX, that scene was...E-P-I-C!
The sound was loud and you felt every wave as if you were there.
RAW CINEMATIC POWER!
You could practically feel Zimmer flexing on us.
yea but zero story.
@@SDwilly there was so much story. Everything you saw was a narrative. Went right over your head.
RAW CINEMATIC UNLIMITED POWEEER!!!!!!
@@helljumper9828 I get what you are saying their Hemlock, but still, there was nothing good narrative wise. yes it looked gorgeous and the music is awesome but come on, I called he wasn't actually the child like in the first act. So much for a twist. nothing new was done here. it was just a long, boring, visual masterpeice. But I know people like to think movies have some deeper meaning when in reality it doesnt. existantial crises and "finding one's identity" stories are all too common and nothing interesting was done. But thats just my opionon, of course you are entitled to yours as well. I am glad you enjoyed the movie. it was awesome to watch in theatre.
Feels so Vangelis like. That's what I love about Sea Wall theme.
That's what the composers were going for -Vangelis vibes in this soundtrack, which is of course appropriate
This score was so damn emersive, like all of Zimmer's score, dunkirk is another good one.
doesnt sound anything like vangelis....sounds like a mockery of the original, which is what this dissociative mess of a movie was.
@@rickdeckard1075 2049 far exceeds the original in terms of filmmaking. I love Ridley's original vision but the film has flaws, flaws that 2049 fixes and improves upon.
@@o-henry yeah thats probly a good way to look at it. BR2019's magic was creating these feelings of personal spaces within an impersonal world, BR2049 was purely impersonal to point of feeling like a dopaminergic derealization/depersonalization malady, like youve taken too much cold medication
Watching this film in IMAX was hands down one of the most immersive and captivating movie experiences I've ever had in my life. A proper sequel to a beloved sci-fi classic.
You need to see 2001 in IMAX. The only other cinema experience that topped blade runner for me
I missed this movie in IMAX.
It was a crime.
Someone arrest me.
Watching this film in IMAX was a borderline religious experience. The way the bass shook the auditorium sucked me right into the movie, and every shot flying through the cityscapes felt like I was there, high in the sky. I would pay a pretty penny to experience that immersive sensation in cinemas once more...
Yep same here, one of my biggest regrets. Any chance they'll do a re-run? Please? Pretty please?
the imax does "vintage movies" at times or "years old" times where they show movies from the past. they recently had "the matrix" show in the imax.
I missed too😒
Me too
I hope people will understand how good is this movie. Probably the best sequel since Aliens. Amazing respect for the source material and expanded the world by building around interesting characters. Top 10 movies of the last decade for sure.
I would even say it's better than the the original movie
Debatable but still a great movie
@@NichtNameee At first I disagreed, but upon subsequent viewings of both I actually think I like 2049 slightly better now.
I suspect that people appreciate this film after a few years...
Personally, I saw the film several times, the first time in the cinema, it made a huge impression on me. Then, after over a year, I found time for myself, while replacing the TV and home theater, I saw it for the second time, completely alone, and it absorbed me completely. BR2049 is really refined in every detail, it is dirty, dark and the music complements this effect perfectly. It will age like wine.
I must admit that the BR from 1981 is number 1 for me and will remain so until I leave this world.
Not as good as Terminator 2 but very close
synthesizer music does something to me....i cant explain it. it releases energy in me
Makes me think "Kashmir" live in it's epic scope ... th-cam.com/video/PD-MdiUm1_Y/w-d-xo.html
Same for me. I have the exactly same feeling.
I feel like because the deep bass in intervals is in sync with the waves crashing it feels like an energy release 🤷🏻♀️👍🏻😊
you would probably appreciate this, then th-cam.com/video/NCuBalItZA8/w-d-xo.html
Read about the Yamaha CS-80 Vangelis used in the original. It's a beast, can't find an old broken one for less than $30k. I found a carrying case and stand on ebay for $5k.
This is....ORGASMIC. With some noise cancelling headphones with good bass...it just...transcends physical reality.
Got to say. I was expecting to be disappointed with a Blade Runner sequel as the original is I'm my opinion the best movie ever made. Pleasantly surprised by the 2049 movie brilliant movie and score. And this music just fires my rockets.
Considering the track record of such projects coming so many years after the original (Prometheus), we got a better film than any of us dared hope for.
Get better the more you watch it. Even the sounds are epic
i was disappointed.
Rick Deckard how so?
It was better than the original. It did what every sequel should hope to do, took the elements that worked and improved upon them, whilst taking the elements that didn't work and changing them.
This track explains how I felt like yesterday in San Francisco.
Have you seen the drone footage videos titled "Bladerunner 2020/San Francisco"? It's unnerving how similar it looks. And then you think about why the world in BR2049 came to be, and those fires and environmental destruction really start to make you fear...
@@SALEENS7GTR5 Bruh
@@SALEENS7GTR5 it was like that already in 2019
@@j.clementec.m.1558 yeah and its only getting worse
I've seen films you people wouldn't believe....
I've seen films you people wouldn't believe
Attacked expectations from the shoulder of R. Hauer
I've read canonical arguments by the dozen that don't seem to go anywhere
All those moments ... will be erased from servers ... like tears in rain
This movie is v popular here on AEX-12, out in the off-worlds. My buddies flew in from Terra 4 to watch it with me! It’s like a real life doco.
Robot in the family and Crossworlds. Oh lord. Oh lorrrrddd.
Scientist: "But can you replicate those findings?"
Tyrrell: "Yes. I'll just begin at the nexus and go outward from there."
I've eaten popcorn that you people wouldn't believe...
It's too mindblowing how underrated this movie is,
It literally wrapped up the science fiction genre 20years back and forth, the rest can sit down quietly bcs we got a winner here with few really good ones not far behind it.
It's a long movie but it doesnt feel like it,
Fuckin spellbinding.
I only wish it were longer
Pointless and disappointing that movie is. It failed at most points. Others, such as atmosphere and soundtrack was already all here in original, which is hard to fail. That's how underrated this flick is.
@@nicka6151 “it failed at most points.”
Ironic. That’s the exact same shit people said about the original when it came out. It was not well received at the box office or by critics in the 80’s. How appopriate that this film continues that kind of legacy.
I like to imagine that there is an alternative reality where this film had a worldwide box office of +$800.000 and I got to watch in theaters
This picture lives in my head now, rent free.
Ryan Gosling's empty stare is heavy with emotions, he's got more or less the same empty hollow look all throughout the movie but this score adds waves of different emotions.... a good way to enjoy score like this is to get tipsy on something and stare blankly at the screen in a dark room ....
You realize he was blind, could only SEE through electronic EYES which floated around the room.
@@paulhunter1525 you're confused with Jared Leto's character
@@Guriezous99 Niander Wallace was blind? Confirmed anywhere? There's simply no reason for this in the world where technology is so advanced.
Every punch, flying car cold start, gunshot and synthwave in this movie in IMAX rattled our fillings loose. It was incredible.
One of the greatest sequels ever made. Everything so damn perfect. Blade Runner is my favourite film and this is next. Denis Villeneuve hammered the nail.
One of the greatest soundtracks of all time.
The 80's was a great decade for scifi, but goddamn, the 2010's was an underrated decade for the same reason.
Not just Blade Runner 2049, but also Arrival, Annihilation, Interstellar & Aquaman.
Yes, Aquaman is a great movie, sue me.
Annihilation wasn't all that great, and neither was Arrival. Arrival was like a poor imitation of Contact. Annihilation had some promise but how the extradimensional entity was "defeated" didn't make a whole lot of sense.
@@billywashere6965 Arrival is a complete masterpiece
@@billywashere6965 Lost me at Interstellar... can we talk about BRUTAL HYPE? Watching that movie felt like I was on beta-blockers, totally dead inside.
@@johncaccioppo1142 The problem was how stilted the experience was, much like many of other Nolan's pictures. It didn't feel like it captured the all-encompassing beauty and mystique that stretches the vaccuum of space. Then again, Inception had a very similar problem, it was a technical masterpiece as far as structure and composition was concerned, but it was an absolute failure when it came to capturing the ethereal and almost liquid nature of dreams. It was too concrete and not abstract enough. Videodrome did a much better job of blending psychosis with reality, same as At The Mouth Of Madness, where it was difficult to tell what was real and what wasn't within the framework of the story.
@@billywashere6965 Ah yes Mouth of Madness, I still need to see that, thanks for reminding me!
I guess dreams have taken many forms for me over the years. Sometimes they are about being chased or murdered, usually they are about buildings that sprawl. Rarely is there a discernable story and the characters usually turn into me, and then I turn into them.
I don't think any movie about any dream would ever surprise or fully fill me with the awe of a real dream though.
This song makes me soooo sad and anguished...but at the same time I'm addicted.
Hashim Rahman edgy as it sounds I agree. It’s definitely not a happy movie, but it is a hopeful one
For me, Blade Runner 2049 questioned what it really meant to be human in this modern era - and whether love could exist for something illusory. If there were ever a scene of formidable sci-fi beauty, it had to be the love-making-cyber-threesome scene with the replicant blonde lady Mariette, overlaid with K's holographic girlfriend Joi. That was a work of artistic genius.
Mariette/Marrionette
@@radiobaked marionette....love the metaphor ;))
Kinda silly that you'd pick that scene, but I'm glad that they didn't go all explicit with it.
@@radiobaked SEIBA marionetto!
Joe and Joi - wouldn't it be something to find them living in some sort of San Junipero VR environment a couple of centuries out.
This may be the only movie where I will need to rent a theater when I need to watch it again.
Blade runner make such a believable future, everything makes so much sense, technology increasingly taking over our lives, losing any form of privacy while we enhance our bodies with said technology, it becomes unclear were the barrier of being a human lies, the world dying. and the soundtracks add so much more to that. when the first piano notes come you can really see this future world in your mind.
It's the ultimate question. What does it mean to be Human?
Just wait 28 years from now. Let's see what the world looks like. I think that things are going to start becoming more dystopian. You had a good observation of the film. Although, I don't see how it would ever be possible to have a conversation with to a hologram.
@@philiphymel19 well you dont have a conversation with a hologram, you talk with whatever is projecting it. it's not much more complicated then siri, google home etc. It just needs to be able to tell apart voices so it knows who it is that is talking. But even that technology is pretty far in developement already.
Film of the Decade
I get the chills everytime when 5:07 comes up :O These wide deep, kind of evil base sweeps, beautiful :D
This is such a perfect fit for the movie. It is dark and mysterious, but also screams emptiness and solitude. Absolutely haunting
Saw this gem 5 times in IMAX, my life is complete.
Best sequel ever made. Improves upon the original. Truly a masterclass in filmmaking.
Terminator 2 is the best siquel ever made.
@@RonsaRRR Terminator 2 is an amazing sequel like Aliens is, but deviates from the originals foundations.
2049 improves upon the themes of the original.
Terminator 2 is the best sequel ever made.
Don't forget The Dark Knight. Or are we talking Sci-fi here?
Empire strikes back
But dare I might say this is
YOU'VE DONE A MANS JOB SIR !!!
I feel interlinked
Why dont you say that three times, within cells interlinked.
*Within cells interlinked*
*Within cells interlinked*
*Within cells interlinked*
@@lostcause3720 you can pick up your bonus
Ba Dis thank you sir
Within one stem,
And dreadfully distinct....
Most people don't understand why we love Blade Runner .. The music completes the visual colossus of abysmal infinitude.
I went 3 times into IMAX and Blade Runner was the best acoustic cinema experience of my lifetime. The whole cinema became a vibrant room and i felt like shifting to another world. A shame this movie didnt get the attention it should have become as the first movie
I love just sitting here with headphones turned up and my eyes closed. Letting my imagination run away away with random visuals to match the music.
My favourite scene, Sea Wall. The atmosphere is sooo thick!
so I watched Arrival back in 2016, I didn't know anything about Villeneuve other than he made this sci-fi masterpiece film about contact with aliens but in such a profound and meaningful way but most importantly in a different manner -not your typical sci-fi flick- soon after, I found out he was in the works with Alcon entertainment to bring Blade Runner's sequel to reality, I flipped! couldn't wait for it, I saw it on my birthday October 2017 and it has been one of the most spectacular cinematic experiences I'll ever live, and now he's behind Dune's realization, a story/movie many others have condemned as "unfilmable", being the director behind one of the greatest films ever made -Blade Runner 2049- I think he will surprise us and take us to a a new level of experience and visuals for this one.
Have you seen The Arrival?
Villeneuve is one of my fav directors. His other films are just as good - Enemy, Prisoners and Sicario. Arrival was a fantastic, intelligent sci-fi film, and Blade Runner 2049 is a masterpiece.
@HRH President of Tattooine think hes referring to the old Arrival with Charlie Sheen
@HRH President of Tattooine checking out the new BT-16
And now the biggest and best "unfilmable" project of all, Dune. I'm so excited
Who dislike this. bcoz they never seen a miracle.......
They haven't seen things you people wouldn't believe.
@@DrForrester87 Nice witty remark from both the BR movies. 👍🎶🗝❤
It was luv
Experiencing Bladerunner in movie theater was one of the best decisions of my life.
P.S. I watched this movie with my classmates, and only a few of them truly understood a real value of the film.
During the movie session I was sitting being entirely drawn to the priceless image of Bladerunner.
Those fkers at AMC should have chosen BR2049 as one of their Classics to get people back in theaters. What ere thinking!!!!
Possibly my favorite movie; there are very few other contenders. Anyway, I just realized that the sea walls have to be there to stop rising sea levels and extreme storms, all consequences of global warming. I love that this movie doesn't always tell you something, it just shows you and moves on and you hopefully won't catch it the first time, because then you're feeling what it's like to be introduced to an unfamiliar world. You aren't from this time and place, so you shouldn't always understand it, and something a little out of place that your mind ignores, might upon second glance be revelatory. And a movie that has meaningful touches that you miss, is a movie where things feel real. Because real life is rarely spectacular. In real life, one gets a sense from things "Yep. That's supposed to be there. So?". That's also the nature of a well-designed product, by the way. A world feels real when it can fade into a background.
That's why I like the visuals for The Expanse theme for the first season, because it shows how global warming affected Earth without saying it out loud, and you find out indirectly.
@@pyrania6828 Global warming is making the earth greener and evaporating water into the upper atmosphere to condense as rainfall. So actually the "warming" is having a net positive effect on the earth. Warmth = rain water = more green = more food = more food.
Why do you think the first thing they want to do to create an atmosphere on Mars is to nuke the polar caps.
The at the most recent report from NASA about the greening of the earth. Ocean levels aren't even rising because so much moisture is evaporated in the upper atmosphere.
Global warming isn't that simple, it warms parts of the Earth up and cools other parts down. For example, the Gulf Stream is slowing down by nearly 80% due to global warming disturbing the thermohaline layer in the ocean. The only reason why England and Ireland can support a large population is because of the Gulf Stream running up the coast due to the Coriolis effect and bringing tropical water with it. If it slows down all the way, the climate in northern Europe would turn far colder and large amounts people would die. Also, the ice caps on Mars are mostly dry ice and frozen volatiles, and nuking them is going to have massive effects all across Mars, mainly fallout due to the high number of nuclear groundbursts. Only Elon Musk wants to do that, for obvious reasons. Even if we did melt all the ice caps, its going to at most create a global puddle 1 meter deep.
I'm an ecologist, by the way.
@@pyrania6828 dam, so living in Britain will be impossible very soon. :/
Or the snow in June, at first I was like?? but then I was like OH!
God this scene was cathartic, watching K choke out Luv was damn satisfying.
With right and left hand
I remember finding it quite sad, I felt bad for both K and Luv and wanted them to both succeed, if only their goals weren't opposed to one another.
i totally love this artwork... so weird and calm and atmospheric.. there's something about i cant put in words
Anyone that posted a negative comment about this sequel clearly didn’t fully understand the first film and clearly doesn’t get Bladerunner! Watched this and it answered so many questions. Filled so many gaps and let me feeing emotionally attached to Bladerunner even more. Amazing film, amazing story and will stay with me forever.
please. "didn't fully understand the first film" if you didn't particularly like this one? I loved the first one when it came out and until recently, it was one of my all time faves, although some aspects haven't held up well. It still looks and sounds great. This has some of the problems of the first, although I think it looks and sounds even better. It's certainly the best score Hans Zimmer has been involved in. I credit Benjamin Wallfisch personally. However, there were a few overly blunt homages to the original - yes, callbacks fine, but not replicating (haha). The pace is too slow. It has way too much of a sense of its own importance. Gosling is ...ok. Batista acted him off the screen in the first 10 minutes. As did most of the principal cast. Although I have no idea why anyone casts Jared Leto these days, if they want acting. The scenes with Ford dragged on too long. I didn't mind the slight plot twist, but wow the ending was incredibly clumsy. Introduce an entirely new bunch of people, barely say anything about them, btw, the "hero" isn't who you think it is, the end? The actual "hero" reminded me a little too much of John Travola in The Boy in the Plastic Bubble - it was just a bit too twee. I gave it a bare B minus - for the cinematography, music, effects and much of the acting. Shame about the plot, really, although it had a great premise.
The worst part of this movie is the fact that it eventually ends and you have to go back to boring daily life stuff again😭
I see what you mean Ivan. 👍🎶🗝❤
Ha
The Fantasy it puts you in is something isn’t it
That's why they have replay
The section starting at aroun 07:30 is just pure bliss. Like being in a room full of closed doors with each sound representing a door to paradise opening one after another.
And when 09:18 kicks in the floor just tumbles and you fly directly over eternity of life.
brilliant production
Insanely good transition. I was eagerly waiting for Sea Wall and then suddenly realised it has already started
EVERY SINGLE PERSON in that imax theater was in utter fucking shock and awe when the WHOOLEEE MOVVIEEE shook our very skin and minds!!!! it's like we were on another plane of existence. it was fucking FANTASTICQ!!!!!! that feeling THAT FEELING!!!! holy shit!! i wish i could share that with all of you!!
I even saw people tear up at how EPIC the shock and awe inspiring this movie was! like a happy fantastic memory tear, not sad tears! I WANT TO RELIVE THAT!!!
This movie was frickin' rough man, but stunning simultaneously
They definitely did the original justice
Cells [cells]
Have you ever been in an institution, cells
[Cells]
When you're not doing your job do they keep you in a little box, cells
[Cells]
Interlinked [interlinked]
Do you long to feel the touch of another, interlinked
[Interlinked]
Within cells interlinked
[Within cells interlinked]
Within cells interlinked within cells interlinked from a single stem
A blood black nothingness begins to swirl...
The soundtrack of 2049 gives me goose bumps. Scary and beautiful.
This film was literally a perfect sequel to the original watching them back to back has been a yearly tradition
Holy shit, the transition is seamless. These are my two favorite songs from the amazing score. Thank you!
You are very welcome, thank you!
@@andymecca1496 Awesome transition indeed! 2:37 is gold!
Thank you.
Did you buy the two,and feel really abused? I did. 1996
My two favourites too
The music from K chasing Luv to the subsequent fight scene had me totally transported into the film first time I saw 2049. Those hard electronic sounds @5:00 is some of my favorite work in the soundtrack. Well done extending this
Still listening to this to this day, and every time I listen to it. I always enter this mindset and think of things I'd never thought of before. I think of the beauty of all things in life for some reason. I don't really know why I get in this mood when listening to this, but it is truly something beautiful and unexplainable.
Thank you for the insightful comment, T-posing carl
Sometimes, I just sit and listen.
Those are good times.
I was fourteen when this hit theaters. One of my first more adult films I saw in the theater. I remember watching the first one and not being totally blown away (the night before seeing 2049). I remember waiting for my dad on my porch as he drove home to pick me up to see the film. This movie was my first profound theater experience, and I immediately came back home and watched the first again (Final Cut of course) and at that point, I understood it. Two of my favorite movies ever!
Restores my faith in future generatiions...
Your dad should be proud.
I'm really glad you had this experience. a special moment in your life indeed!
Haha I was the same, watched 2049 first, thought it was awesome and couldn't really compare it to the original, until I watched it again and it was suddenly all clear.
I come back to this song when I feel like crying about all of the missed opportunities and lack of action leading to degradation of my life.
One of the greatest movies I have ever seen. A masterpiece.
This is a perfect edit and mix! The transition from 2049 to Sea Wall is so natural! Thank you for this!
The score is what pulled me in and kept me at the edge of my seat not wanting the film to stop.
I just can't wait for DUNE 2020. Hans Zimmer + Denis Villeneuve + DUNE = This must be ssoooo epic.
One of the greatest movies of all time
The great ocean of emptiness... The struggle to reach the land in the storm of reality... Finally, it calms down and you see the light...
Goosebumps during the whole video…
The fact that this movie was just as much a masterpiece as the first makes me able to die a happy man someday. And somehow both films still stand on their own. I also can't express how happy I am that they made the right call (as in when they picked up the phone and called Hans Zimmer).
i want him to compose the soundtrack to my life..
@@DigiCube4 right? For the time being I just have t
This, Inception, Interstellar, and Man Of Steel on standby for important moments. 😂
5:07 is so GOD DAMN GOOD!
May not have been the best movie story wise but I’ll be damned if it isn’t the most gorgeous and well crafted piece of filmmaking. I was transfixed from beginning to end b
Rarely does a musical piece has a spirit to it. This does.
This score on a rainy day in a crowded city compliments your depression in such a satisfying way 👌
Pain reminds you the joy you felt was real
Gay
Hans Zimmer had a tough time continuing where Vangelis and his pure beauty of atmospheric sounds left off.
But he nailed it all the way. As did the rest of the people involved in this mind-blowingly beautiful movie.
I adore the original (all four cuts), but I also adore this one.
Score is absolutely incredible it draws you in and spits you back out 🤯
the sand may brush off into the fighting ground .
the pain may fade into the waves.
the blood may wash clean.
but the memories will last forever .
beautiful!
8:30 Quite literally sounds like the ascension to heaven.
I think that is the point. Like an ascention from meaninglessness. The breakaway from perpetual and emotionless nihilism. The moment, i think, where blood black nothingness begins to spin.
I loved the sputtering engine feel of the song as though a single prop WWII plane was spiraling back to earth while shooting for the stars. A beautiful yet hopeless effort to be something it cannot.
I just realized how good this weed is.
How do you make a movie, decades from the original, years upon years of hype, and still make it pretty much equal to the original, distinct but also tying back to the original and keeping all the ambiguous elements of its ending. Absolutely brilliant. I mean considering the Star Wars sequels and Jurassic World, this is lightning actually striking twice.
This movie seemed quiet most of the time when I watched it but I gotta admit, when the music started playing, they nailed it.
Pure magic
Fantastic ambient...
Huge sounds...
Strong emotions...
Epic!
Of course it just had to be Hans zimmer! Once again reminds us why he is the master. Sometimes tracks just connect with you on a deep deep level.
4:00 onward I stopped my productivity and sit still eyes closed
Absolute bliss...
Thank you for this :)
This film and its soundtrack made a big impact on me.
Best movie 2017
In my opinion Dunkirk was best of that year but 2049 is still incredible.
@@Nineteen1900Hundred Dunkirk was a great war movie, really enjoyed it. But BR2049 surpasses it in almost every aspect, for me it's one of the best (if not the best) movies of this decade.
@Stoneryoda 937 She didn't actually felt, she was acting as if, she was trying to convince herself she was real, wich makes it a lot sadder and deeper imo
Best movie of the decade for me.
Not only 2017, its one of my favorite movie of all time. Its a masterpiece
I just discovered this, literally just now. It's perfect. Just perfect. It took me right back to that feeling, the one I got when I first saw the film in the theater. I didn't think that would ever happen again, so thank you for this!
That’s awesome :)
I love the sounds a lot, but Vangelis has something truly special in the musics that Hans Zimmer just simply didn't get close to. Vangelis is truly an out of this world composer, and as many stated, in the realm of Bach, Mozart etc
OMG, headphones just make this exponentially better.
This whole section was very intense. The music fits it well. I really really like this movie.
I'd have to be a poet in order for me to be able to put it into words what this soundtrack (and movie) means to me. It feels like it was handcrafted personally for me, as if every note knows my very being.
This is my bible.
"Tell me, do androids dream of electric sheep?"
"I don't know. Do humans dream of synthetic gods ?"
"That's different."
"Is it?"
@@temperance123 Humans might, but what do we know of Androids? Why can't they be materialistic?
"Do androids dream of electric sheep?"
Phillip K Dick RIP Genius ;(
@@Theoriginalbigbrillo yeah.
Yes
@@rubenak1 why?
That film was BADMANITY at it's height. BEST SCIFI of the 21st century! And hats off to Hans Zimmer and Benjamin Wallfisch, amazing music.
Incredible movie, the vast ships and colonies that wallace built are hinted at but never fully revealed... That's what makes it scary and wonderful at the same time
ah, yes... future lofi beats..
I do wonder. I mean, Imagine living in a world so chaotic that something like Sea Wall is considered easy-listening Lofi?
Such an underrated movie
wow! hard to describe this, it's so stirring. playing it loud, the sound envelops you...
This is the gateway to another world ❤️
It is! Remember and never forget. We're close by, yet far away.