This movie is INCREDIBLY underrated. I really wished this movie was appreciated more by the people. I've never had my mind blown by a sequel the way Bladerunner 2049 did.
Yeah, it deserves to be mentioned with Star Wars 2, Aliens, Terminator 2 and The Dark Knight as one of the greatest sequels of all time but also one of the best films of the 21st century. And yes, it is an incredibly underrated masterpiece. One has to grow up and see plenty of movies to be able to actually appreciate this film. I'm not saying I'm on that level, I'm a kid but aware of this movie's virtues.
Adam Flexing his cinematography skills with the intro to this video, practicing what he preaches in most book reviews... How to set Expectations... Truly Amazing work! And it wonderfully complements the Artistry contained within the pages of the book, as well as the spirit of the film.
Something about "art of.."books that have always drawn me in. Seeing concept art is like a view into the thought process of the artists. Thanks for sharing this
I can not believe how similar is your taste compared to mine! I get so excited every time you post a new review because of this. And thanks a lot that you don't really think about what is gonna get a lot of views or something(i mean bladerunner is not for everyone after all) when you talked about helicopters you where literally reading my mind by the way
You've become my main source for art book reviews over this last year 😅. Love your work as always and very happy to see you back. We seem to share a love for art and video games. Look forward to future videos! Keep it up!
"We already have flying cars. They're called 'helicopters'." Huh. That's a connection I hadn't made before. However, I'd counter that by arguing that helicopters are not accessible to everybody - not in the way cars are. Helicopters need space and maintenance and fuel and landing platforms and logistics which are different to what we consider important in terms of the 'conceptual capsule' of what we refer to as a 'car'. So yes, helicopters are 'flying cars' in terms of execution, but not in terms of accessibility or convenience.
SOLID book review. Absolutely incredible insights. I am going to check out "Under the Influence" that you've mentioned. And, interesting thoughts on the slow shutter speed - creating that disconnect, isolation from humanity. MAN, that was insightful for damn sure - I can see that. Incredible. Solid video! 🇺🇸
You are obviously very sensitivd to art. I love listening to you speak about artbooks. Also, I know this is a long shot but....Id love to hear your speak about the album "Everywhere at the end of time" its concept and its art.
This video made me realise that I need to get into watching movies 😭 listening to you talk about everything that goes into such a movie from an artistic POV just makes me want to dive deeper. I tend to watch movies very casually, but as I'm developing my eye, I can appreciate visual storytelling and worldbuilding much more. I love nerding out over stuff like this anyway, but now it might have a purpose, which is to make more art 😆👍
Hello, I have found your videos really interesting and well. I was just wondering, how much time do you think it's ok for drawing a commission that is complex, like one with an scenario, one character, lots of details and of course full color? I mean also in digital or with watercolor? How fast should an artist work? Thank u if read this, and see ya
I kinda funny how often I buy a new artbook and a couple of days later you make a episode on it... Maybe you could do a top 10 artbooks episode, maybe before Christmas as a gift guide. I’m curious what you would pick seems or taste seems to be quite similar
Books are less likely to hurt you than people are. My 4 favorite books: - The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck - Paradise Lost by John Milton - Icon by Frank Frazetta - Great Fighter Jets of the Galaxy 1 by Tim Gibson
@@crowkangi yeah I was reeallly excited, and I saw it, and I was completely blown away - again. SURPRISE: it's a brilliant film lol. I can't say it's the masterpiece 2049 was but probably the best film of 2021 and I think the entire decade so far (oc from what I've seen). But if not, it's still my favourite because it dares to be different and not the mainstream and that's why I think Denis Villeneuve is the new master of sci-fi (in the 2010s). He focuses only on his work, he excludes everything else, he doesn't care about the expectations of our time. He dares to create something new, something darker, gloomier and more serious. He doesn't smudge his works with our world's expectations. He just adapts because these universes (Philip K. Dick or Frank Herbert) have already been created. All he had to do was to adapt and dream the pages to the bigscreen, but how SENSATIONAL he did! If we see just one pixel or one shot from one of his sci-fi films, we already realising that he is an absolute lover of what he's doing, an absolute lover of these universes, and that's why he's and his movies are sooo brilliant. He doesn't care about the money too, he is still that 5 years old kid, who's just wanna buy a Star Wars costume for the birthday party, full of emotions, ideas, plans. But he's still an incredibly talented and really smart director, knows what he's doing, and he's doing it for that 5 years old little boy in the deep.
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"I've seen things you people wouldn't believe... All those concept design iterations will be lost in time, like tears in rain."
This movie is INCREDIBLY underrated. I really wished this movie was appreciated more by the people. I've never had my mind blown by a sequel the way Bladerunner 2049 did.
Yeah, it deserves to be mentioned with Star Wars 2, Aliens, Terminator 2 and The Dark Knight as one of the greatest sequels of all time but also one of the best films of the 21st century. And yes, it is an incredibly underrated masterpiece. One has to grow up and see plenty of movies to be able to actually appreciate this film. I'm not saying I'm on that level, I'm a kid but aware of this movie's virtues.
Don't worry. If they don't get it, that's their loss.
Art of Ghost of Tsushima? Now we are are talking, cant wait!!!
Adam Flexing his cinematography skills with the intro to this video, practicing what he preaches in most book reviews... How to set Expectations...
Truly Amazing work! And it wonderfully complements the Artistry contained within the pages of the book, as well as the spirit of the film.
YESS BLADE RUNNER THANK YOU ADAM
Your art book reviews are more like analysis! And they are always so interesting to watch! I learn a lot!
Something about "art of.."books that have always drawn me in. Seeing concept art is like a view into the thought process of the artists.
Thanks for sharing this
I can not believe how similar is your taste compared to mine! I get so excited every time you post a new review because of this. And thanks a lot that you don't really think about what is gonna get a lot of views or something(i mean bladerunner is not for everyone after all) when you talked about helicopters you where literally reading my mind by the way
I love these book reviews so much, I feel like I learn a lot just from your artistic analyses :D
Love your channel! You cover great topics as well as amazing art! Cheers bro!
You've become my main source for art book reviews over this last year 😅. Love your work as always and very happy to see you back. We seem to share a love for art and video games. Look forward to future videos! Keep it up!
Dude, add the pine cone and chef’s kiss to your hand gesture repertoire for some extra oomph.
As always quality content. Love seeing reviews by you!
"We already have flying cars. They're called 'helicopters'."
Huh. That's a connection I hadn't made before. However, I'd counter that by arguing that helicopters are not accessible to everybody - not in the way cars are. Helicopters need space and maintenance and fuel and landing platforms and logistics which are different to what we consider important in terms of the 'conceptual capsule' of what we refer to as a 'car'.
So yes, helicopters are 'flying cars' in terms of execution, but not in terms of accessibility or convenience.
Nailed it
Didin't know there was an artbook of this movie! I have to get this book!
Oh, Ghost of Tsushima art book will be gorgeous!!!!!!! can't wait to see it
hey, have you thought of reviewing the artbook for dark crystal age of resistance? i love the character designs in that show.
hmm good recommendation - definitely going on my list
SOLID book review. Absolutely incredible insights. I am going to check out "Under the Influence" that you've mentioned. And, interesting thoughts on the slow shutter speed - creating that disconnect, isolation from humanity. MAN, that was insightful for damn sure - I can see that. Incredible. Solid video! 🇺🇸
You are obviously very sensitivd to art. I love listening to you speak about artbooks. Also, I know this is a long shot but....Id love to hear your speak about the album "Everywhere at the end of time" its concept and its art.
This video made me realise that I need to get into watching movies 😭 listening to you talk about everything that goes into such a movie from an artistic POV just makes me want to dive deeper. I tend to watch movies very casually, but as I'm developing my eye, I can appreciate visual storytelling and worldbuilding much more. I love nerding out over stuff like this anyway, but now it might have a purpose, which is to make more art 😆👍
I was just thinking about this movie and whether or not you've done a review of its art books
Fantatsic book review and love hearing your thoughts!
What a great intro! 10/10
First! Booya! Good morning! Good to see another book review!!
Great review, Adam. Thank you.
I can't wait to get my hands on this book. This film means a lot to me.
Hello, I have found your videos really interesting and well. I was just wondering, how much time do you think it's ok for drawing a commission that is complex, like one with an scenario, one character, lots of details and of course full color? I mean also in digital or with watercolor? How fast should an artist work? Thank u if read this, and see ya
I kinda funny how often I buy a new artbook and a couple of days later you make a episode on it...
Maybe you could do a top 10 artbooks episode, maybe before Christmas as a gift guide.
I’m curious what you would pick seems or taste seems to be quite similar
What a BRILLIANT idea, thank you!
Adam Duff LUCIDPIXUL good you like my idea! Have a good day...
Books are less likely to hurt you than people are.
My 4 favorite books:
- The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck
- Paradise Lost by John Milton
- Icon by Frank Frazetta
- Great Fighter Jets of the Galaxy 1 by Tim Gibson
Excellent content sir 🙏
Lol I love that cut at 7:30
lol obviously you know what I'm referring to - the great whale car :)
Hellz yeah 😎
First viewer and first commenter here
Or something
Anyway great video
YESSSS
love, love, this film. anybody else excited for Dune 2020?
excellent content
@@crowkangi yeah I was reeallly excited, and I saw it, and I was completely blown away - again. SURPRISE: it's a brilliant film lol. I can't say it's the masterpiece 2049 was but probably the best film of 2021 and I think the entire decade so far (oc from what I've seen). But if not, it's still my favourite because it dares to be different and not the mainstream and that's why I think Denis Villeneuve is the new master of sci-fi (in the 2010s). He focuses only on his work, he excludes everything else, he doesn't care about the expectations of our time. He dares to create something new, something darker, gloomier and more serious. He doesn't smudge his works with our world's expectations. He just adapts because these universes (Philip K. Dick or Frank Herbert) have already been created. All he had to do was to adapt and dream the pages to the bigscreen, but how SENSATIONAL he did! If we see just one pixel or one shot from one of his sci-fi films, we already realising that he is an absolute lover of what he's doing, an absolute lover of these universes, and that's why he's and his movies are sooo brilliant. He doesn't care about the money too, he is still that 5 years old kid, who's just wanna buy a Star Wars costume for the birthday party, full of emotions, ideas, plans. But he's still an incredibly talented and really smart director, knows what he's doing, and he's doing it for that 5 years old little boy in the deep.
You've missed the 'k' in 'interlinked' in the title there mate. Great video as always though
Oh crap thank you for noticing that - fixed :)
@@AdamDuffArt No worries man
Finally 😍😍
Amazing!!!
Dune trailer came out today too!,,,
Art of blood bourne nexxxttt
I’ve had this book sitting in my amazon cart. It won’t be sitting there any longer.
how can I be one of your students ???
Oh hey! I finally finished a video without sobbing like a baby. Heck yea!
Such an amazing review. Ordered one myself from 🇬🇧 to Ukraine 🇺🇦!
Why the are you using The Last Of Us 2 as hashtags for an art book for BladeRunner?
Hm a cyberpunk style world with a main character who has a name with only one letter...
You know what I'm waiting for... "Art Of Elden Ring..."
for the algorithm
Hello There
Art of Avengers Endgame?
Art of James Cameron's Avatar when?
Lol it's a boat