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Hated by humans because he is a replicant, hated by replicants because he is a bladerunner, the only person he ever felt close to was Joi who is also artificial. When Joi is taken from him i felt his heart break, and my heart broke for him. This film is simply stunning in every way, i will never forget it.
The soundtrack, the world, the writing, the aesthetic, the emotion, the story, the acting, the characters. This movie had it all it was a true cinematic expirence
@@sillyone52062 Luv and him understood eachother on a different level. If they weren't slaves they would have loved eachother really deeply; instead they had envy of one another in name of their masters.
I will never, NEVER forget seeing this in the cinema. 10pm showing on a rainy October night in London in a completely empty theatre. My hand was over my mouth the whole time. Best film of 2017 by far.
me too. I saw it with five other people in 3D. I had goosebumps the whole movie ♥ After the movie i felt myself changed and need a few days to process to normal.
2049 is a masterpiece worthy of the original. People always like to squabble and one-up each other but in 20 years time people will be watching the original and 2049 back-to-back.
When I was a teenager I walked into an empty cinema on new years eve and watched BladeRunner for the first time. When I walked out it was a New Year, warm but raining, steam hung over the tared roads lit up by the glow of overhanging neon lights. I was forever transformed. Today I realise I was not alone in that cinema after all...So many of you out there that felt the same way about these stories..."there's a part of me in you and you in me"
Meaningful experience. I was only like 11, so it was off-limits, but I remember being absolutely transfixed by the previews, and back then, TV commercial previews.
I was in New York, IMAX in Time Square, the entire theatre was empty only me....a giant frozen Coke and the best life/movie experience....unforgettable.
It's good to finally have a director again who does justice to remakes, sequels and adaptations. Very much looking forward to Villeneuve's adaptation of Dune.
@@polzuy5004 LOL im here too 😂 just watched blade runnner 2049 last week... i have a theater ish setup in my basement and dude. This sountrack melted me. I got so many chills. I seen the original blade runner too and fell in love with the aesthetic and sound. 2049 only solidified that feeling, this movie was absolutely perfect. Sooo soo excited to watch Dune this weekend on the same setup, im hyped as fuck. So many ppl saying the soundtrack is amazing, as well as the movie. Hans zimmer is a god
@@rosedcurt2865 hans zimmer is truly a god. i saw dune but i wasn’t as impressed as it’s getting hyped for. it was still pretty good but 2049 better imo
@@polzuy5004 I didn’t liked Dune at all. I got really impatient and just wanted it to end halfway. I’m surprised a lot of people not only liked but loved the movie. Good for Denis, I have loved all his other movies, maybe I was just not in the mood for this one…
@@Visethelegend the pacing was ok for me and obviously the visuals are marvelous but the story seemed quite boring. i saw it last week and i’m struggling remembering what even happened.
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Watching this film was the greatest movie watching experience of my life. I was flying back from a solo trip to Japan. This was the first solo trip I had ever done and I learned so much and really appreciated doing things by myself. So on the flight back I remember trying to think of a friend to go see Blade Runner 2049 with. But all of a sudden it hit me - why not see the movie alone!? I got really excited! As soon as I landed home I bought tickets to a 10.20 pm show. The theater was somewhat empty, but the fact that I was watching alone allowed me to really really appreciate every detail of the movie. OMG I get goosebumps thinking about it.. And then, when the movie ended, there was no one to talk to because I was alone. So I walked out of the theater, with the beautiful soundtrack playing in my head. I felt like I was walking slower, doing everything slower. I got on my bike and started biking down Market Street (San Francisco). Soundtrack still playing in my head, the night was dark, windy with garbage flying all over the place and there were homeless people all over Market street (as there always is).. "I'm still in the movie" I thought. It was incredible. I felt like I was in the movie until the next morning. What a masterpiece this movie was.. I'm grateful for it to be the first movie I've ever watched alone... It's inspiring me to go see another one.. After I re-watch this ;)
Same here, similar to the title intro music moment for Tron Legacy ua-cam.com/video/QBYr0k8dOtw/v-deo.html - Everything just came together at that point. 2049 was no different. Beautiful.
This score floored me. I listen to it regularly. It is ethereal, bombastic, nostalgic and epic. Grounded in synth yet otherworldly. The beating heart of one of my favorite films ever. Soundtrack to my life.
@@stonecastle858 just hear me out. The first blade runner was really good in terms of style and the whole artsy factor. I loved the vangelis score and I loved the theme and feel of the movie. The characters however were baddddd. Super boring. Lot of dumb coincidences happened, some characters have poor dialog and shitty motivations that aren't explored. Harrison Ford's and the replicant ladys romance felt out of place and unnecessary or forced, and so on. The only good scene was the tears in the rain scene. That scene was really good. But, unfortunately, one good scene, doth not a film make. The second one was waayyyyyy better in every single aspect. The characters felt real and had compelling motivations. The theme of the previous film carried on and had more to show. The dialog is superb and nothing in the plot felt unnecessary or forced. The second one never managed to make me bored either. I get that nostalgia is a huge part of why the original is given more love, but nostalgia can turn any peice of entertainment into a spectacle.
@@pmm1767 My opinion only of course, but the first film is superior. Visually, it is sublime. The new one tries really hard and succeds in places, but ultimately loses the atmosphere of the first. The score is incomparable. Few films come close to that of Vangelis. Again the new one tries but falls short. Plot and characterisation. Ambiguity and knowing less is an artisitic decision that works many films and especially in the original. In 2049 there is too much exposition and revelation. The dialogue in the first is wonderful - as long as you watch the directors cut without the horrendous voiceover. The following dialogue or that which precedes or follows is just wonderful. "Tell me about your mother" "Do you like our owl?" "Fiery the angels fell" "If only you could see the things I've seen with your eyes" "I want more life, fokker/fucker" "Tears in rain" "Too bad she won't live, but then again who does?" That last line for example, is one of the best, meaning both no one ultimately survives, but also that we don't fully live while we're here. There's layers. The story raises so many profound and intriguing questions about our responsibility towards what we create - including our own children. And yes, our planet too. It asks both what it means to be human and also whether something artifical can ever be of equal or similar value, especially if it has the ability to "feel". There is just so much more depth and gravitas to the original. Yes in 2049 your heart breaks for K and you see how he wants to be human, but it is not the same. The wider themes are well explored but again, do not have the depth of the first. Stylistically as well, the second lacks slightly in that it diverges from the "noir" template too much.
I bought a 4K and 4K blu Ray player so I could watch this in the best quality. This is legitimately the most beautiful movie I’ve ever seen. Visually and audibly. I love the first movie but honestly this movie surpasses the original for me
Yeah the first certainly had the best ending and the rest is a masterclass in film making. But 2049 is still a fantastic addition to the universe. Both are masterpieces.
So, I saw the film weeks ago. It was truly masterful. I'm not a fanboy or anything. I'm not saying this is one of the top ten films I've ever seen because the original is. I love the Matrix to death, but the third one still sucks. I am NOT a fanboy for loving the hell out of this film. It's one of the best I've ever seen because it truly stunned me. God bless Villeneuve.
original movie was the same.it was bad in cinemas but slowly people started to realize what it was.slowly but surely people who understood the profound meaning of the film started to spread it to the wider audience.it is wasn't for everyone at that time...i guess it is similar today
i love the fact how JOI is written right on his head. so meaningful picture in context of the amazing (probably the best sci-fi so far in last 2 decades) movie.
I can't help wonder what it was like for people who weren't obsessed with the original. I have no idea. But for me, I was weeping when Vangelis' music blended into the miracle of life at the end. Denis V. is the best director working today.
Original was so drab and soulless compared to 2049. The characters were like pawns to the okayish plot and only the last scene explored the philosophical themes the movie was going for
I’m loving these cyberpunk themes recently because I played Cyberpunk 2077 and watched Edgerunners Cyberpunk, and Altered Carbon, and recently watched Bladerunner 2049. I’m just craving all cyberpunk stuff in media. Games, Movies, Music.
hated by humans and also by replicants for being a blade runner. Deep down it shows the feelings of each one of us... sometimes we are loved, sometimes hated! The 2049 saga made me cry... like tears in the rain... so nostalgic! One of the best films of all time, when I watch both feature films I remember Vangelis... and his eternal music! Vangelis lives in our memories... through his cybernetic orchestra!
I just can't get over how much this music is a complement to the movie. It's just enough to tell you you're in a different place, but even in the most dramatic scenes it isn't overbearing.
in 1982 my dad went to the cinema alone to watch blade runner. He says that to this day, it is one of the films that has always stuck with him, and has been a favourite of his since its original release. He first showed me the original film when I was about 10. although I didnt understand most of what was going on, I was blown away by how different it was visually and thematically to anything I had ever seen from a film before. and while most ofthe film didnt really stick with me in terms of plot, the scene on the roof with rutger effected me quite deeply and is still one of my all time favourite moments in cinema. By 2017 I had started to see quite a bit of my dad. He had been quite distant since he and my mother got a divorce when I was 12, but he had found himself in a good place and we were trying to make up for lost time by seeing each other from time to time. When I mentioned that there was a new blade runner film coming out we both knew instantly that we should both go and see it together. So, late in october in 2017, me and my dad found ourselves in a large IMAX theatre miles away from where we both lived. Neither of us knowing much about what the film was going to be like. we got there early and had a good chat while the cinema filled up with a handful of people. When the lights dimmed and the sound of this score came on we both got quiet real quickly. Within a few minutes I knew that we were in for a treat. To this day the sequel is one of my favourite films of all time. If you have seen it, you will know why.
THIS, my friends, is why I'm so thankful. I have seen a miracle. I cannot believe we were this lucky. Best film in 2017 in so, so many ways. Blade Runner, continued masterfully.
California 2049 is cinema's greatest moment, so far, this century. It is spaced out, psychedelic, and equally as pitiless as it is mighty. It is supreme
Sapper's theme and seawall get me every time, chills down the back of my neck. Love listing to this mix while coding or exploring planets in Mass Effect.
17:35 Tears in Rain (Originally by Vangelis) It always touches my heart. "I've seen things, you people wouldn't believe, hmmm. ... attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I've watched see Beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser Gate. All those moments, will be lost in time like tears in rain..."
I never liked the first BR. Always felt drab and dead, no soul. The characters were like unfeeling pawns to the okayish plot. Only the last scene actually had a philosophical impact, everything else was meh.
@BartLx I saw it recently only, so maybe nostalgia is playing a part in your liking it. Seriously. Watch it again. The characters were so boring an unmotivated. Harrison Ford's and the replicant ladys romance was so forced and unnatural. There were so many small things that bugged me as well. Like why is the replicant companies genetic designer living in such a shitty place with no security, on top of that the dude had no survival Instincts. Its stylistic, it was cool in terms of design and the last scene with rutger hauers death was class, however, one good scene doth not a film make. The sequesl is far superior in every way.
Happy to say I saw BR2049 in an Imax theatre filled with other Blade Runner fans and we loved it. Awe inspiring, intensely thought-provoking, and visually unforgettable. A profound experience for film lovers.
my whole body was filled with adrenaline when i came out of the theater. i'd hadnt ever seen something so beautiful and profound since watching the original masterpiece for the first time the night before. two of the most artistic films in the history of cinema
A cyberpunk masterpiece. Seeing this on the big screen after a few puffs of a joint was next level incredible. Movies like this are, sadly, rare these days. True piece of big screen art.
I remember seeing concept art for Star Wars & wishing they could make an entire movie closer to that art. To me Blade Runner 2049 scenes look like they were torn strait from the concept artists paintings & lovingly exactly recreated into the theater with out a filter. Nothing of the artist's vision lost. Truly a beautiful movie.
This film's music is transcendent. It's that level of music that is so good that it pulls you into its world whether you want it to or not, but then you realize that there's absolutely no reason why you wouldn't want it to.
Could watch this movie and listen to this track on loop for the rest of my life and never get bored. Beyond the capability of words to describe how incredible this film is. Utterly mesmerising. Loved the original as well obviously but this was on equal par in every way.
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Best sci-fi I've seen in decades. The ambiance of this movie is incredible. I can't stop listening to this. Makes the hair on the back of my neck stand on end. So beautiful. Good job.
If VR gets to the point where this kind of thing can be done, hi-res etc, with the "feel" of being in the movie[s] Bladerunner, that would be so cool...
I really like how UA-cam put a tire commercial in the middle of this song. At least they could have given us an AD about the exciting Off-World Colonies
1983, Paris Montparnasse, j'entrais dans une salle où seulement 8 spectateurs étaient présents. En seulement 10 seconde l'ouverture de Blade Runner m'a scotché sur place !
100% agree. The first one was very dead and soul less. The characters felt like pawns to the meh plot and only the last scene explored the philosophical theme of the universe. The second one is far more superior, great characters whose motivations you can feel and the philosophical themes and questions were always there
I’ll never forget the day at the theater in 1982 watching the first Bladerunner. We went in there expecting a Star Wars Han Solo type movie but got slapped in the face with a different reality. That movie has deep sentimental and metaphorical meaning to me. Cult favorite.
That's awesome. Would've loved to experience that myself. With people so conditioned to that very expectation of Star Wars-esque sci-fi at that time especially with Harrison Ford involved I'm sure many came out of the theater with the opposite reaction hence why it was such a polarizing film at the time.
A masterpiece of a movie so glad I can say I saw this in the cinema. Believe you me this movie will be a modern classic as the years pass. A great extension of the first movie .
@@HartmutJagerArt it's movies all subjective. My opinion it surpasses the orginal and makes the orginal make more sense in alot of ways. But like I said all subjective.
Same feeling. It's utterly beautiful, but I can't explain why. One of those pieces of music that you wish you could experience for the very first time, again and again.
It really is a travesty this film didn’t gross more money.. its worth seeing for the visuals alone. I took my fam out that night to see it n there was only like 8 people in the theatre but made it more memorable for us.. and I saw the original the night before so needless to say I had a incredible 2 days back to back🤓🤯👌🏽
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I remember that when the movie ends i could't move from my seat. It is pure masterpiece i every way... I was so glad that that movie isn't another money-jump trash-sequel... This movie really is as good, as it was beck then, when first part was released. Thank you Denis Villeneuve, You are ony of my best director's ever. And ofcourse music - omg - hard to describe these feelings:)
In the himalayas now and its winter....the town is ghostly and the clouds are on the top...its all hazy with possibility of snow. I am in this track alone...
This is such a soothing, relaxing soundtrack. So much so, I play this when I lay down for the night. No joke, I’ve played it 3 nights in a row and I’m out by the 10 minute mark.
I wish they had gotten Vangelis for the 2nd movie. I think I like the 2nd movie better (it had Elvis hologram!), but the music wasn't as inventive as first.
Listening one more time this. Every gad damn time reminds me how much i love BR2049. Is such an underrated film, in every technical and narrative way is a masterpiece. But, you know, this is just my opinion, and talking in a cinematic way, Cinema is very subjective
Merci Denis V. One of the greatest sequel ever made. He seems to be one of the only directors who truly respects fans of the original work. Makes me wonder about Star Wars under his directives...
Stunning installation. For me, this turned out to be one of the important films. I was pleased to see people in the cinema collecting things and leaving the hall, unable to appreciate the greatness of this picture.
I had the soundtrack to the film a week before I went to see it, sat in the perfect location and something was off during the adverts, the front right speaker was down about 30%, went to the manager and explained, he was dismissive, and gave me a refund, I asked them to let me know when it was fixed and I'd come back, couple of days later I get a call, they'd fixed it, I was right, got a free showing and my choice of seat, was blown away,, most incredible film and a soundtrack that pushed every button
This is pure magic 👌 masterpiece , I can't describe in words , just wanna listen to this piece of unforgettable soundtrack by Hans zimmer again & again , Zimmer soundtrack is like addiction , I have become addict of it .
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I appreciate it bro.
Don't know what you are talking about, I have addblock ;)
Regardless, thanks for the cool mix.
Its cool man, thanks for the mix anyway.
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I was just about to leave a snarky comment about the commercials. Like 5 minutes worth in the first ten minutes. Thanks for the heads up.
Hated by humans because he is a replicant, hated by replicants because he is a bladerunner, the only person he ever felt close to was Joi who is also artificial. When Joi is taken from him i felt his heart break, and my heart broke for him. This film is simply stunning in every way, i will never forget it.
The soundtrack, the world, the writing, the aesthetic, the emotion, the story, the acting, the characters. This movie had it all it was a true cinematic expirence
And his desire for revenge on Luv, while never spoken of, burns within him until he can fulfill it.
Right!!!
I felt so bad for him when she was destroyed.
@@sillyone52062 Luv and him understood eachother on a different level. If they weren't slaves they would have loved eachother really deeply; instead they had envy of one another in name of their masters.
It has no heart. It's a pump with a serial number.
I will never, NEVER forget seeing this in the cinema. 10pm showing on a rainy October night in London in a completely empty theatre. My hand was over my mouth the whole time. Best film of 2017 by far.
The 3D was amazing too.
me too. I saw it with five other people in 3D. I had goosebumps the whole movie ♥ After the movie i felt myself changed and need a few days to process to normal.
I remember 8 people leaving the cinema muttering to themselves "this movie sucks" halfway through. Such simple minds... I pity their NPC existence.
Same, but in Niš. I'll never forget it.
2049 is a masterpiece worthy of the original. People always like to squabble and one-up each other but in 20 years time people will be watching the original and 2049 back-to-back.
An Australian Farmer here.I drove 4, 250 km trips to see this movie in the cinema.Thats 1000 km.worth it.
When I was a teenager I walked into an empty cinema on new years eve and watched BladeRunner for the first time. When I walked out it was a New Year, warm but raining, steam hung over the tared roads lit up by the glow of overhanging neon lights. I was forever transformed. Today I realise I was not alone in that cinema after all...So many of you out there that felt the same way about these stories..."there's a part of me in you and you in me"
Oh my god
This is Beautiful
Neil, thank you. What a truly beautiful way to describe how so many of us felt the first time we saw Blade Runner back in 1982.
I was I kid when the original came out. Best film Ever made. So far ahead of its time
lol
Meaningful experience. I was only like 11, so it was off-limits, but I remember being absolutely transfixed by the previews, and back then, TV commercial previews.
So glad they kept the true theme of Blade Runner: finding human connection.
I totally agree with you, there ist no more important question in these days
So right
harder for some of us than others
He had sex with his hologram
Let that sink in
@@Chris-iz2zh we fuck our palms. Let that sink in.
I was in New York, IMAX in Time Square, the entire theatre was empty only me....a giant frozen Coke and the best life/movie experience....unforgettable.
It's a great experience watching this movie alone
Frozen in time....like tears in the rain. Cells interlinked within cells interlinked.
Based connoseiour
What?! Wow, that would have been an inimitable experience! So cool.
Similar experience I had in india .entire cinema hall was empty but me.it was unreal.
WITHIN CELLS INTERLINKED
... and dreadfully distinct.
You're not even close to baseline...
@@KidCorporate GOD...DAMNIT!
Interlinked
To be born is to have a soul I guess.
It's good to finally have a director again who does justice to remakes, sequels and adaptations. Very much looking forward to Villeneuve's adaptation of Dune.
so did you like it
@@polzuy5004 LOL im here too 😂 just watched blade runnner 2049 last week... i have a theater ish setup in my basement and dude. This sountrack melted me. I got so many chills. I seen the original blade runner too and fell in love with the aesthetic and sound. 2049 only solidified that feeling, this movie was absolutely perfect. Sooo soo excited to watch Dune this weekend on the same setup, im hyped as fuck. So many ppl saying the soundtrack is amazing, as well as the movie. Hans zimmer is a god
@@rosedcurt2865 hans zimmer is truly a god. i saw dune but i wasn’t as impressed as it’s getting hyped for. it was still pretty good but 2049 better imo
@@polzuy5004 I didn’t liked Dune at all. I got really impatient and just wanted it to end halfway. I’m surprised a lot of people not only liked but loved the movie. Good for Denis, I have loved all his other movies, maybe I was just not in the mood for this one…
@@Visethelegend the pacing was ok for me and obviously the visuals are marvelous but the story seemed quite boring. i saw it last week and i’m struggling remembering what even happened.
Petition to re-release this film in theatres. Thumbs up if you agree
Hans Zimmer one of the greatest music composer ever existed.
yep but its Vangelis time
Facts
This ost haunted me for days after watching it... So epic.
+Hulk GTI ....Hahaha !! Great timing !! I watch it every night to go to sleep !! Set alarm so my tv is not on all night !! *EPIC 2049* !! *~;)
I play it to go to sleep as well.
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This gives me *joi*
Poxow jerk off instructions?
@@MrShredtilldead Beat me to it. Gave a thumbs up.
@@MrShredtilldead No, it gives me joy.
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Watching this film was the greatest movie watching experience of my life. I was flying back from a solo trip to Japan. This was the first solo trip I had ever done and I learned so much and really appreciated doing things by myself. So on the flight back I remember trying to think of a friend to go see Blade Runner 2049 with. But all of a sudden it hit me - why not see the movie alone!? I got really excited! As soon as I landed home I bought tickets to a 10.20 pm show. The theater was somewhat empty, but the fact that I was watching alone allowed me to really really appreciate every detail of the movie. OMG I get goosebumps thinking about it.. And then, when the movie ended, there was no one to talk to because I was alone. So I walked out of the theater, with the beautiful soundtrack playing in my head. I felt like I was walking slower, doing everything slower. I got on my bike and started biking down Market Street (San Francisco). Soundtrack still playing in my head, the night was dark, windy with garbage flying all over the place and there were homeless people all over Market street (as there always is).. "I'm still in the movie" I thought. It was incredible. I felt like I was in the movie until the next morning.
What a masterpiece this movie was.. I'm grateful for it to be the first movie I've ever watched alone... It's inspiring me to go see another one..
After I re-watch this ;)
Market street is very dystopian
I remember that first song coming on in the theater... every doubt I had about the movie seemed to disappear.
this is a really beautiful thing to hear as i too felt ready for a treat after this started getting going.
I was amazed and pleased with how well they matched the original soundtrack and theme and still manged to feel fresh and new.
Same here, similar to the title intro music moment for Tron Legacy ua-cam.com/video/QBYr0k8dOtw/v-deo.html - Everything just came together at that point. 2049 was no different. Beautiful.
This movie made me feel something that no other film has. The soundtrack was a large part of that, absolutely incredible.
9:22 I can only imagine the feeling of experiencing this magic in the theater. Incredible.
@Kawaii Spi Yes. It was worth the IMAX experience. Best IMAX experience I have EVER had.
Saw it three times in IMAX. Thank you god and the people who financed this movie because folks, we are LUCKY.
Only movie I've ever seen in theater twice by choice.
I was unfortunately only in a regular cinema when I saw this film and that part still took my fucking breath away
And I watch it on my computer but still worth it... What a concept and I don't even know that this is a second part... Great movie Love it 😍😍😍😍
This score floored me. I listen to it regularly. It is ethereal, bombastic, nostalgic and epic. Grounded in synth yet otherworldly. The beating heart of one of my favorite films ever. Soundtrack to my life.
"An emanator."
"You can go anywhere in the world. Where do you want to go first?"
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"I love you."
"You didn't have to say that."
"I know."
that scene made me feel so disgusting and empty inside
This wasn’t a good film. It was an art masterpiece. Put this in a museum and don’t let anyone take any photos.
Agree. Although with some editing it could be much more watchable without losing too much.
Not a masterpiece
I agree
Film is art
SURELY you can't be talking about this third-rate sequel to the true original masterpiece?!
The movie surpasses the generation
just like the last one
@@craz3747 first blade runner kinda bad tho, just over hyped. Second one was phenomenal
@@pmm1767 nope
@@stonecastle858 just hear me out. The first blade runner was really good in terms of style and the whole artsy factor. I loved the vangelis score and I loved the theme and feel of the movie. The characters however were baddddd. Super boring. Lot of dumb coincidences happened, some characters have poor dialog and shitty motivations that aren't explored. Harrison Ford's and the replicant ladys romance felt out of place and unnecessary or forced, and so on. The only good scene was the tears in the rain scene. That scene was really good. But, unfortunately, one good scene, doth not a film make. The second one was waayyyyyy better in every single aspect. The characters felt real and had compelling motivations. The theme of the previous film carried on and had more to show. The dialog is superb and nothing in the plot felt unnecessary or forced. The second one never managed to make me bored either. I get that nostalgia is a huge part of why the original is given more love, but nostalgia can turn any peice of entertainment into a spectacle.
@@pmm1767 My opinion only of course, but the first film is superior.
Visually, it is sublime. The new one tries really hard and succeds in places, but ultimately loses the atmosphere of the first.
The score is incomparable. Few films come close to that of Vangelis. Again the new one tries but falls short.
Plot and characterisation. Ambiguity and knowing less is an artisitic decision that works many films and especially in the original. In 2049 there is too much exposition and revelation.
The dialogue in the first is wonderful - as long as you watch the directors cut without the horrendous voiceover.
The following dialogue or that which precedes or follows is just wonderful.
"Tell me about your mother"
"Do you like our owl?"
"Fiery the angels fell"
"If only you could see the things I've seen with your eyes"
"I want more life, fokker/fucker"
"Tears in rain"
"Too bad she won't live, but then again who does?"
That last line for example, is one of the best, meaning both no one ultimately survives, but also that we don't fully live while we're here. There's layers.
The story raises so many profound and intriguing questions about our responsibility towards what we create - including our own children. And yes, our planet too.
It asks both what it means to be human and also whether something artifical can ever be of equal or similar value, especially if it has the ability to "feel".
There is just so much more depth and gravitas to the original.
Yes in 2049 your heart breaks for K and you see how he wants to be human, but it is not the same. The wider themes are well explored but again, do not have the depth of the first.
Stylistically as well, the second lacks slightly in that it diverges from the "noir" template too much.
I bought a 4K and 4K blu Ray player so I could watch this in the best quality. This is legitimately the most beautiful movie I’ve ever seen. Visually and audibly. I love the first movie but honestly this movie surpasses the original for me
Dalton Moen I feel the same too.
Can't beat the ending quote by Roy Batty or the tears and rain ost though. Hard to compare when both films are pros and no cons though.
Yeah the first certainly had the best ending and the rest is a masterclass in film making. But 2049 is still a fantastic addition to the universe. Both are masterpieces.
The first song may or may not have left me in tears. It was hauntingly exactly like the original. I am so pumped for this film.
So, I saw the film weeks ago. It was truly masterful. I'm not a fanboy or anything. I'm not saying this is one of the top ten films I've ever seen because the original is. I love the Matrix to death, but the third one still sucks. I am NOT a fanboy for loving the hell out of this film. It's one of the best I've ever seen because it truly stunned me. God bless Villeneuve.
Joi is wonderful. Ava and Skin from Ex Machina are tonally similar
first song is at the beginning of the film?
original movie was the same.it was bad in cinemas but slowly people started to realize what it was.slowly but surely people who understood the profound meaning of the film started to spread it to the wider audience.it is wasn't for everyone at that time...i guess it is similar today
i love the fact how JOI is written right on his head. so meaningful picture in context of the amazing (probably the best sci-fi so far in last 2 decades) movie.
Her reflection all distorted as well
My God......its full of stars......
I like how the word joi is visible on K's head in this picture almost like she is always on his mind.
Finally watching this in August 2020 really helped to end my spurts of depression throughout the summer.
David felheim its wondeful to hear ur good now its hard battle
I can't help wonder what it was like for people who weren't obsessed with the original. I have no idea. But for me, I was weeping when Vangelis' music blended into the miracle of life at the end. Denis V. is the best director working today.
Saw the new one about a dozen times. Saw the original about 100 times. Love them both.
Original was so drab and soulless compared to 2049. The characters were like pawns to the okayish plot and only the last scene explored the philosophical themes the movie was going for
I’m loving these cyberpunk themes recently because I played Cyberpunk 2077 and watched Edgerunners Cyberpunk, and Altered Carbon, and recently watched Bladerunner 2049. I’m just craving all cyberpunk stuff in media. Games, Movies, Music.
This movie absolutely blew me away. My only regret is not watching it in the cinema at the time of its release. Truly a masterpiece.
Oh I feel for you. This one was truly made for the theaters.
You don't know how I would like to go back in time just to know and appreciate this beautiful MASTERPIECE in the cinema 👏🏻😭🤯😱💥
hated by humans and also by replicants for being a blade runner. Deep down it shows the feelings of each one of us... sometimes we are loved, sometimes hated! The 2049 saga made me cry... like tears in the rain... so nostalgic! One of the best films of all time, when I watch both feature films I remember Vangelis... and his eternal music! Vangelis lives in our memories... through his cybernetic orchestra!
Listening to this while writing an essay on Orwell's 1984.
Such a good idea, i will read that book again with this music in the background
How’d you do on the essay?
@@drendansmada Pretty well, I think.
@@mostirrational What did you Study? Literature? Art ?
@@adityap8387 Literature. I had compared certain books to their movies.
0:45 The original has an amazing score, but that moment is just breathtaking. It makes the hairs on my arms stand up. Amazing work.
Chris F Agreed, it’s hauntingly beautiful.
@beefyshmegol It's called "Mesa" by Hanz Zimmer
Thanks i've goosebumps now
I just can't get over how much this music is a complement to the movie. It's just enough to tell you you're in a different place, but even in the most dramatic scenes it isn't overbearing.
I think this is one of the greatest sequels ever made. Up there with The Empire Strikes Back, Aliens, Terminator 2, and Top Gun: Maverick!
in 1982 my dad went to the cinema alone to watch blade runner. He says that to this day, it is one of the films that has always stuck with him, and has been a favourite of his since its original release. He first showed me the original film when I was about 10. although I didnt understand most of what was going on, I was blown away by how different it was visually and thematically to anything I had ever seen from a film before. and while most ofthe film didnt really stick with me in terms of plot, the scene on the roof with rutger effected me quite deeply and is still one of my all time favourite moments in cinema.
By 2017 I had started to see quite a bit of my dad. He had been quite distant since he and my mother got a divorce when I was 12, but he had found himself in a good place and we were trying to make up for lost time by seeing each other from time to time. When I mentioned that there was a new blade runner film coming out we both knew instantly that we should both go and see it together.
So, late in october in 2017, me and my dad found ourselves in a large IMAX theatre miles away from where we both lived. Neither of us knowing much about what the film was going to be like. we got there early and had a good chat while the cinema filled up with a handful of people.
When the lights dimmed and the sound of this score came on we both got quiet real quickly. Within a few minutes I knew that we were in for a treat.
To this day the sequel is one of my favourite films of all time. If you have seen it, you will know why.
I read your comment while listening to the soundtrack and it was the best feeling of my life, what a beautiful story of you and your father 👏🏻🥺🤯💗💥
Wanna go for a ride?
Let's go.
Pick me up
"Now leaving Greater Los Angeles."
REAL HERO BEAN AND A REAL HERO
Hey look it the ship from Aliens!
THIS, my friends, is why I'm so thankful. I have seen a miracle. I cannot believe we were this lucky. Best film in 2017 in so, so many ways. Blade Runner, continued masterfully.
California 2049 is cinema's greatest moment, so far, this century. It is spaced out, psychedelic, and equally as pitiless as it is mighty.
It is supreme
Sapper's theme and seawall get me every time, chills down the back of my neck. Love listing to this mix while coding or exploring planets in Mass Effect.
17:35 Tears in Rain (Originally by Vangelis) It always touches my heart.
"I've seen things, you people wouldn't believe, hmmm.
... attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion.
I've watched see Beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser Gate.
All those moments, will be lost in time like tears in rain..."
It's very hard to stay true to the legacy of a cult movie...This film and its music accomplishes this, impressive.
Harikasin abicim
I never liked the first BR. Always felt drab and dead, no soul. The characters were like unfeeling pawns to the okayish plot. Only the last scene actually had a philosophical impact, everything else was meh.
@BartLx I saw it recently only, so maybe nostalgia is playing a part in your liking it. Seriously. Watch it again. The characters were so boring an unmotivated. Harrison Ford's and the replicant ladys romance was so forced and unnatural. There were so many small things that bugged me as well. Like why is the replicant companies genetic designer living in such a shitty place with no security, on top of that the dude had no survival Instincts. Its stylistic, it was cool in terms of design and the last scene with rutger hauers death was class, however, one good scene doth not a film make. The sequesl is far superior in every way.
@BartLx hahah gg wp
I think this one is better ..did not like the first that much.
Happy to say I saw BR2049 in an Imax theatre filled with other Blade Runner fans and we loved it. Awe inspiring, intensely thought-provoking, and visually unforgettable. A profound experience for film lovers.
my whole body was filled with adrenaline when i came out of the theater. i'd hadnt ever seen something so beautiful and profound since watching the original masterpiece for the first time the night before. two of the most artistic films in the history of cinema
*Оболденная музыка, просто улетаешь в никуда...*
*Фильм и музыка-легенда!*
*Спасибо талантам, создавшим ЭТО..*
A cyberpunk masterpiece. Seeing this on the big screen after a few puffs of a joint was next level incredible. Movies like this are, sadly, rare these days. True piece of big screen art.
This was one of the most beautiful films ever shot. My one regret is not seeing this in IMAX.
I remember seeing concept art for Star Wars & wishing they could make an entire movie closer to that art. To me Blade Runner 2049 scenes look like they were torn strait from the concept artists paintings & lovingly exactly recreated into the theater with out a filter. Nothing of the artist's vision lost. Truly a beautiful movie.
This film's music is transcendent. It's that level of music that is so good that it pulls you into its world whether you want it to or not, but then you realize that there's absolutely no reason why you wouldn't want it to.
Incrível como essa obra foi postada a 6 anos a trás e agora em 2024 está mais atual do que nunca.
Everything about this film is so real and immersive.
Most movies are just that; movies. This was an experience. Truly an epic film.
The word beautiful would be an understatement for how good the vibes this song gives.........
Hans Zimmer стоит в одном ряду с Моцартом,Бетховеным,Чайковским итд (по крайней мере для меня)
Could watch this movie and listen to this track on loop for the rest of my life and never get bored. Beyond the capability of words to describe how incredible this film is. Utterly mesmerising. Loved the original as well obviously but this was on equal par in every way.
tip of the day:
if you don't want your beautiful, soul-twisting, atmospheric mix spoiling with adverts, go through and click on them all at the start so they don't interrupt you later.
Yeah these ads are the bane of my existence. Please consider using adblocker just with this mix! Much easier.
love to close my eyes and just listen, LOVE both films.
Best sci-fi I've seen in decades. The ambiance of this movie is incredible. I can't stop listening to this. Makes the hair on the back of my neck stand on end. So beautiful. Good job.
I purchased the soundtrack as soon as it was released. Listen to it in my car all the time. Never get tired of it.
Driving fast through the rain to Sea Wall is an amazing experience lol
If VR gets to the point where this kind of thing can be done, hi-res etc, with the "feel" of being in the movie[s] Bladerunner, that would be so cool...
Saw it at the IMAX in California in 2017. I almost cried because it was seeing an old friend from my childhood. This sequel couldn’t have been better.
The first was one of my father's favorite movies. Wish he had lived to see the 2nd. He would have loved it.
I loved it as well.
I doubt that he would ! --- The sequel will never-ever be as good as the original ! - I've seen it and I can't remember anything about it !
This music is haunting. Beautiful.
I really like how UA-cam put a tire commercial in the middle of this song. At least they could have given us an AD about the exciting Off-World Colonies
1983, Paris Montparnasse, j'entrais dans une salle où seulement 8 spectateurs étaient présents. En seulement 10 seconde l'ouverture de Blade Runner m'a scotché sur place !
This movie was better then the original
So many different meanings and symbolism and mystery
A true work of art
100% agree. The first one was very dead and soul less. The characters felt like pawns to the meh plot and only the last scene explored the philosophical theme of the universe. The second one is far more superior, great characters whose motivations you can feel and the philosophical themes and questions were always there
Thank you, from the bottom of my heart 💯
Such an underrated movie. It will be recognised as a modern master piece in time just as the original is. Excellently done 👌
Humanity regonize genuis very lately
True statement
I've searched and listened to many Blade Runner mixes but this has got to be my favourite! Great work.
I could listen to this forever.
This Movie is a Blessing for the Eyes, Ears and Soul
everything you want to hear
I’ll never forget the day at the theater in 1982 watching the first Bladerunner. We went in there expecting a Star Wars Han Solo type movie but got slapped in the face with a different reality. That movie has deep sentimental and metaphorical meaning to me. Cult favorite.
That's awesome. Would've loved to experience that myself. With people so conditioned to that very expectation of Star Wars-esque sci-fi at that time especially with Harrison Ford involved I'm sure many came out of the theater with the opposite reaction hence why it was such a polarizing film at the time.
Masterpiece pure and simple ✨ 💜
A masterpiece of a movie so glad I can say I saw this in the cinema. Believe you me this movie will be a modern classic as the years pass. A great extension of the first movie .
The sequel will never-ever be as good as the original ! - I've seen it and I can't remember anything about it !
@@HartmutJagerArt it's movies all subjective. My opinion it surpasses the orginal and makes the orginal make more sense in alot of ways. But like I said all subjective.
@@mogg34y--- Indeed, in the end it all come down to personal (individual) likes and dislikes ! 🙂
The first song is so comforting
Sean Lyon make that every doubt you have about a Blade Runner sequel just Dissapear.
yep. monumental.
0:43 That part always makes my skin stand on end.
Same feeling. It's utterly beautiful, but I can't explain why. One of those pieces of music that you wish you could experience for the very first time, again and again.
Don't you mean "Hair stand on end"? Lol. :)))
Same here on march 16 2024
@@chrisf1600
It really is a travesty this film didn’t gross more money.. its worth seeing for the visuals alone. I took my fam out that night to see it n there was only like 8 people in the theatre but made it more memorable for us.. and I saw the original the night before so needless to say I had a incredible 2 days back to back🤓🤯👌🏽
I did that too. Saw BR 82' the night prior to remind me and to have my guest know what they were getting into. A pure enjoyment of the senses.
Visuals alone? The history is really deep
Remember back in the day when you listened to ambient mixes online and there were no sudden explosions of euforic salesmen bursting with enthusiasm for selling you some crap resulting in a shock to you, the listener?
I remember that when the movie ends i could't move from my seat.
It is pure masterpiece i every way... I was so glad that that movie isn't another
money-jump trash-sequel...
This movie really is as good, as it was beck then, when first part was released.
Thank you Denis Villeneuve, You are ony of my best director's ever.
And ofcourse music - omg - hard to describe these feelings:)
♥️
In the himalayas now and its winter....the town is ghostly and the clouds are on the top...its all hazy with possibility of snow. I am in this track alone...
Listening to this while thunder rumbles and rain softly falls outside on a Sunday afternoon, 02 February, 2020. A sensory experience.
This is such a soothing, relaxing soundtrack. So much so, I play this when I lay down for the night. No joke, I’ve played it 3 nights in a row and I’m out by the 10 minute mark.
almost as good as Vangelis. Decent job for sure! The 'fall down' at 2.43, is killer
as good as vangelis...just different
I wish they had gotten Vangelis for the 2nd movie. I think I like the 2nd movie better (it had Elvis hologram!), but the music wasn't as inventive as first.
Listening one more time this. Every gad damn time reminds me how much i love BR2049. Is such an underrated film, in every technical and narrative way is a masterpiece. But, you know, this is just my opinion, and talking in a cinematic way, Cinema is very subjective
Be thankful it's underrated that's how they became great.
--- BR2049 ? How much time does it take away from your busy life - to write 'Blade Runner 2049' ? ? ?
I will never forget watching this movie at night in cinema with my ex. The music, the tension and the its' story left me speechless.
C'est juste... Magnifique.
hyper - chouette
Merci Denis V.
One of the greatest sequel ever made.
He seems to be one of the only directors who truly respects fans of the original work.
Makes me wonder about Star Wars under his directives...
jedna klatka filmowa jako tło do wspaniałej muzyki robi całą robotę
Stunning installation. For me, this turned out to be one of the important films. I was pleased to see people in the cinema collecting things and leaving the hall, unable to appreciate the greatness of this picture.
the mighty CS80 incrediblely beauty blade runner blade runner.
I love this music so much, it's really hauting me everywhere I go. It's also perfect for love.
Alien (1979 ) ambient mix please
And "Aliens", please.
Done!
Oh fuck yes please
Sounds like a great idea.😀
Love the 5 ad placements that throw the whole vibe off
This is best film of my life!
I love Blade runner movie & it’s music..
I had the soundtrack to the film a week before I went to see it, sat in the perfect location and something was off during the adverts, the front right speaker was down about 30%, went to the manager and explained, he was dismissive, and gave me a refund, I asked them to let me know when it was fixed and I'd come back, couple of days later I get a call, they'd fixed it, I was right, got a free showing and my choice of seat, was blown away,, most incredible film and a soundtrack that pushed every button
This movie gives me a sense of calm, a feeling of solitude. In a good way.
This is pure magic 👌 masterpiece , I can't describe in words , just wanna listen to this piece of unforgettable soundtrack by Hans zimmer again & again , Zimmer soundtrack is like addiction , I have become addict of it .