The best line in BR2049 is a line NOT spoken: when Deckard asks K, at the end, "Who am I to you?", the unspoken answer from K (who merely smiled) that came to mind was "The father I never had".
Awesome episode! I’ll be honest, I’ve never really been the biggest fan of the original Blade Runner😬. Don’t get me wrong as much as I love Ridley Scott as a filmmaker and understand the influence that the original Blade Runner has on the Sci-Fi genre, it’s never been a film that I have been able to connect with emotionally. So the first time I watched Blade Runner 2049 I didn’t really have any expectations. But I was so happy to be proven wrong. Not only is Blade Runner 2049 one of the greatest sequels I’ve personally ever seen, but I think it perfectly expands on what Ridley Scott did with the original film. If anything, Blade Runner 2049 actually makes me appreciate the original film even more!
People don’t even talk about the amazing work he did in the assassination of Jesse James by the coward Robert ford. He absolutely should have won an Oscar for it.
if i never became obsessed with the Lord of the Rings trilogy as a kid, this would be my favorite movie ever. I can’t get enough of the world, the story, the philosophy, the human spirit, everything. a beautiful blend of stunning visuals and emotion that hits you in your core
You guys made me re watch this because of this review. Now I’m going to have to re watch it again because of your praise of Luv which I was my least favorite character. Didn’t get how she could dominate K with ease, couldn’t get over why he had so much trouble with her when he dominated Drax in the beginning. But agreed great movie and definitely better for me on the re watch.
Wallace does have an extra scene same as bautista's character there is three scenes online taking place throughout the years from the black out event mentioned in the movie animated then wallace acquiring the company then bautista's character on the run.
I know that Ridley Scott thinks that Deckard was a replicant, but Harrison Ford doesn't, and quite a lot of other people involved in that movie don't think so either. And I think Ridley Scott's idea is kind of missing the forest for the trees, with all due respect. The film isn't anywhere near as powerful if Deckard is a replicant. It might be nifty as a little twist, but it seems like a twist for the sake of one. The story has more meaning and works so much better if Deckard is a human who has squandered and lost much of his humanity, but who is able to find it again through his interactions with these non-humans whose obvious humanity is being actively ignored and denied. His journey to regain his own humanity hinges upon him having the empathy to see the humanity (and personhood!) in others, even non-humans. And this is also a significant theme in the source material. The idea of empathy is integral to the novel's themes, and you can still see it in the film. So while I respect Ridley Scott's opinion about Deckard, I think he's dead wrong about it. And really, it's the film itself doesn't support it. Except for that insert of a unicorn from an outtake from Legend, there's nothing else in the film that builds towards it. It's also the most obvious idea a science fiction fan would have watching the movie. Ridley Scott directed the film, yes, but he's released it now, and it's no longer just his. It belongs to us, and I'm glad that the sequel did not say yes or no in regards to Deckard being human or not.
1:11:24 .......LOL I was SCREAMING "La Vie en Rose!!!" because we've literally been watching it in my AP French Class this past week - What are the odds man
Great supporting characters: Luv, Joi, Joshi, Sapper, Mariette, Coco, the File Clerk, Stelline, Doc Badger and Deckard's Dog MVP: Dennis and Roger Best Actor: Sylvia Hoeks (Luv) Best Shot: The silhouette of K in the orange dust, of course Best wardrobe: Joi's yellow raincoat Best scene: Wallace replicant being born from a plastic bag to the time she was killed. (Not because of Niander but because of the feel of the scene and the replicant actress' performance) Best line: GOD... DAMMIT! Does Joi love K? As much as Deckard loves Rachael Female Characters: But females are leading the rebellion, looks like. Wooden Horse: Great way for Doc Badger expo scene Action Scene: Sapper scene Luv: When she cries when she kills Investigating: K's instincts is probably a feature built in. That's why Joshi trusts him. Deckard and Rachael: When Deckard corrects Niander about Rachael's eye color. Gosling's Acting: Perfect for the job Wallace and Deckard: Still gave some more father and son dynamic than Han and Ben nor Indy and Mutt. Ending: Great ending In case you don't know, there are 3 anime prequels of 2049 (not Black Lotus). I think they are on TH-cam. Thanks
Deckard is not a replicant, Ridley Scott is rewriting the story, the original is about a human learning empathy from a replicant Roy. Harrison Ford play the part as a human and disagrees with Ridley Scott
I am currently listening to it 🎉 but it would be cool if you guys would show off memes that come out of these movies- this movie had the “You look lonely…” meme Anyways great listen I use Spotify but I went on Apple and sent it to my apple friends !
The best line in BR2049 is a line NOT spoken: when Deckard asks K, at the end, "Who am I to you?", the unspoken answer from K (who merely smiled) that came to mind was "The father I never had".
Blade Runner 2049 is a masterpiece just like the first Blade Runner.
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This is my favorite movie. I just left cinema feeling my life had changed. That can only be done by truly masterpieces.
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Me after this movie
“I am literally Ryan Gosling”
You mean, literally me
Another great episode. After not having seen a movie for a while I love listening to these types of episodes with a full breakdown and theories
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Awesome episode! I’ll be honest, I’ve never really been the biggest fan of the original Blade Runner😬. Don’t get me wrong as much as I love Ridley Scott as a filmmaker and understand the influence that the original Blade Runner has on the Sci-Fi genre, it’s never been a film that I have been able to connect with emotionally. So the first time I watched Blade Runner 2049 I didn’t really have any expectations. But I was so happy to be proven wrong. Not only is Blade Runner 2049 one of the greatest sequels I’ve personally ever seen, but I think it perfectly expands on what Ridley Scott did with the original film. If anything, Blade Runner 2049 actually makes me appreciate the original film even more!
Thank you!!
The original alien is so great but part of me is curious what a Denis Villeneuve remake would look like
He’s maybe the only one I’d want to to that
Ooh a Villeneuve horror? That feels possible, one day he may want to explore that. It certainly feels appropriate for him.
People don’t even talk about the amazing work he did in the assassination of Jesse James by the coward Robert ford. He absolutely should have won an Oscar for it.
W take boys, BR 2049 was a masterpiece and was one of the best sci-fi films ever created.
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Truly a masterpiece.
if i never became obsessed with the Lord of the Rings trilogy as a kid, this would be my favorite movie ever. I can’t get enough of the world, the story, the philosophy, the human spirit, everything. a beautiful blend of stunning visuals and emotion that hits you in your core
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You guys made me re watch this because of this review. Now I’m going to have to re watch it again because of your praise of Luv which I was my least favorite character. Didn’t get how she could dominate K with ease, couldn’t get over why he had so much trouble with her when he dominated Drax in the beginning. But agreed great movie and definitely better for me on the re watch.
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Awesome episode as always guys!
Awesome episode, love Blade Runner🔥
Wallace does have an extra scene same as bautista's character there is three scenes online taking place throughout the years from the black out event mentioned in the movie animated then wallace acquiring the company then bautista's character on the run.
True, it’s a short film that Ridley Scott’s son made as a prequel to the film!
I know that Ridley Scott thinks that Deckard was a replicant, but Harrison Ford doesn't, and quite a lot of other people involved in that movie don't think so either.
And I think Ridley Scott's idea is kind of missing the forest for the trees, with all due respect. The film isn't anywhere near as powerful if Deckard is a replicant. It might be nifty as a little twist, but it seems like a twist for the sake of one.
The story has more meaning and works so much better if Deckard is a human who has squandered and lost much of his humanity, but who is able to find it again through his interactions with these non-humans whose obvious humanity is being actively ignored and denied.
His journey to regain his own humanity hinges upon him having the empathy to see the humanity (and personhood!) in others, even non-humans. And this is also a significant theme in the source material. The idea of empathy is integral to the novel's themes, and you can still see it in the film.
So while I respect Ridley Scott's opinion about Deckard, I think he's dead wrong about it. And really, it's the film itself doesn't support it. Except for that insert of a unicorn from an outtake from Legend, there's nothing else in the film that builds towards it.
It's also the most obvious idea a science fiction fan would have watching the movie.
Ridley Scott directed the film, yes, but he's released it now, and it's no longer just his. It belongs to us, and I'm glad that the sequel did not say yes or no in regards to Deckard being human or not.
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So much great insight on this film thanks guys ❤
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Great episode guys, this soundtrack is top 5 for me
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You guys knows what best to review 🎉🎉
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The colours and music in this movie is just too fire 🔥🔥
This movie is so amazing. I watched the first one a few hours before seeing this in theaters. Such a great double feature day!
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1:11:24 .......LOL I was SCREAMING "La Vie en Rose!!!" because we've literally been watching it in my AP French Class this past week - What are the odds man
No way!!!
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I was just about to unsubscribe until you guys dropped this banger
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One of the greatest scifi films ever just like the OG. Amazing Movie but imo the only part that really throws me off is the Hans and Benjamin score
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Let’s go boys great episode yet again
Appreciate it!
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Great supporting characters: Luv, Joi, Joshi, Sapper, Mariette, Coco, the File Clerk, Stelline, Doc Badger and Deckard's Dog
MVP: Dennis and Roger
Best Actor: Sylvia Hoeks (Luv)
Best Shot: The silhouette of K in the orange dust, of course
Best wardrobe: Joi's yellow raincoat
Best scene: Wallace replicant being born from a plastic bag to the time she was killed. (Not because of Niander but because of the feel of the scene and the replicant actress' performance)
Best line: GOD... DAMMIT!
Does Joi love K? As much as Deckard loves Rachael
Female Characters: But females are leading the rebellion, looks like.
Wooden Horse: Great way for Doc Badger expo scene
Action Scene: Sapper scene
Luv: When she cries when she kills
Investigating: K's instincts is probably a feature built in. That's why Joshi trusts him.
Deckard and Rachael: When Deckard corrects Niander about Rachael's eye color.
Gosling's Acting: Perfect for the job
Wallace and Deckard: Still gave some more father and son dynamic than Han and Ben nor Indy and Mutt.
Ending: Great ending
In case you don't know, there are 3 anime prequels of 2049 (not Black Lotus). I think they are on TH-cam.
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My favorite movie the cinematography is so good I could watch it with no audio and still be entertained
yesss guys excellent episode. I can't wait for the blade runner tv series
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That’s not true about gosling. He had done the notebook!! Lol
Absolutely love this movie. Also I need a poster man 😢😂
Deckard is not a replicant, Ridley Scott is rewriting the story, the original is about a human learning empathy from a replicant Roy. Harrison Ford play the part as a human and disagrees with Ridley Scott
@@anthonyburee650 idk, how do you explain the unicorn?
I really didn't know anything about Dennis nor Ryan when this came out, so I ended up skipping it. I've now watched it at least twenty times.
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Top 3 movie all time for me
I need a poster for my apartment
love this film
Never watched it until now, great movie!!!
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Finally got around to seeing this back in August, Incredible. I agree with the length issue though, but still an epic!
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I think you can easily make the case 2049 was better than the original BladeRunner
You guys are brothers, right? The "I'm from Boston" comment has me shook.
Yup!
Ok good I'm not crazy! Loving the vibes and energy, keep up the good work
@@KennethKaniff999 thanks pal!
I am currently listening to it 🎉 but it would be cool if you guys would show off memes that come out of these movies- this movie had the “You look lonely…” meme
Anyways great listen I use Spotify but I went on Apple and sent it to my apple friends !
Thanks so much! Great idea!
Such a great film
Fellas I wanna watch this but I haven’t seen it 😩 and October is my 31 horror/ Halloween movie challenge. I will be back tho 😎
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If I don’t win the poster contest I’m unsubscribing (episode was awesome boys great job 😂)
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“You look lonely”
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Never watched just want the chance to win a poster 🤷🏻♂️
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hot take... i prefer 2049 over the original 🙈
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