The Beauty Of Blade Runner 2049
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
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A young blade runner's discovery of a long-buried secret leads him to track down former blade runner Rick Deckard, who's been missing for thirty years.
Just made the montage, all the credits goes to Blade Runner 2049's team.
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Where were you when you saw the original Blade Runner?
Its so beautiful, lonely, sad, majestic,what a great edit!!
If you could,the beauty of tony scott pls
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I have been looking for this for a long time, since youtube took it off the air waves, glad you made another one, so I am guessing that youtube got to you too, and inorder to stay on the youtube, you were forced to remake it. Good!!!!
I sat in a nearly empty theatre and got teary when I watched how beautifully made this sequel was. For a moment, it felt as if it was made just for me.
It was empty for many reasons. However, if you enjoyed it, then your movie ticket was well spent. I have nothing against anyone enjoying something until they try to shove it down my throat. Its sad that some will make a religious crusade out of it. I believe it wasn't a total loss if it caused people to want to watch the original as well as enjoy the sequel. Both films have there weaknesses to be sure.
FPVtrainee me too... what a day that was
I sat alone in a totally empty theater myself in the very last day it was being shown. I was so lucky.
Its music.... Cinematography.... Acting.... And CGI.... Everything was damn perfect.... The end made me cry.... I wanna watch its sequel....
I feel really bad about the hard work people did behind... And result wasn't as expectations.... Cause this movie is way beyond people's imagination....
Same
0:46 I've worked on this particular shot, with my colleagues of course. My job was to composite all of the elements. I remember when I first saw the original Blade Runner and I was only starting with CG, my thought was "this is exactly the kind of movie I wish I could work on, but this movie is already made". Then some 15 years later I got the chance to actually work on the new Blade Runner movie. It was very challenging, many details to pay attention to. I love the aesthetic of Blade runner.
I think it's not even remotely arguable that you and others did a great job with the looks, but I cannot help but feel sorry since the potential wasn't utilized that well, you could have been part of one of the greatest movies like, ever, and instead you will only have fanboys of the genre that tell whomever doesn't like the film that they don't have the attention necessary to watch through it. I wish Villeneuve and Dick/Fancher/Green didn't murder it, and wish you better "luck" in the future!
@@Luca48882 The original can not be replicated. One of the reasons I believe is that it wasn't really planned as much as the new one. No one really knew how exactly is going to look like, and the writing was more organic in my opinion. I still like the new one though. But one thing I wish they kept was the original score (not from the original movie but the very new composition written for this movie), which was changed completely at the last minute. We've watched rough cuts of these sequences and they had a completely different score. That sequence with Joi, Officer K, and the prostitute had a very different score, it was a bell that was hitting every couple of seconds, and it was very hypnotizing, it was so trippy, I loved it. Then watching a final cut I was surprised to hear a different score. That is one big thing about Blade Runner 2049, its new score can not compete with the Vangelis score. Another thing differing from the original is how characters were used... I don't think they've utilized the presence of Rachel for example. I would argue that comparing to the original this one had a bit harder time tracking so many characters. But still, the overall atmosphere is true to the original, the vibe is there. I think people will grow to like it over time, it really isn't a movie that should track this new age of blockbuster sci-fi movies.
Agreed that B2R 2049 could not be perfect, but it was magnificent. Thanks to you and all the others efforts. It truly worked as a successful sequel. I was convinced for a year before hand that, "they were going to screw it up", but you all didn't. It stands on it's own, which cannot be said for many, if not most sequels. Agreed also that Vangelis orginal soundtrack was so good that it was nearly a character in the movie. I initially found Zimmer's score to be harsh and it was it was played at a painful volume in the theater that I saw it in. But when I bought the DVD and played it at home, at a more normal volume, it grew on me. Will be very interested to see what Zimmer creates for Dune. Are you involved in Dune? Looks like it's going to be brilliant, and the cast seems very well-suited for their roles.
@@alanparsonsfan Funny you asked, I did work on "Dune" as well. However I got on the show much later, I did only a few shots. Yeah, "Dune" is really following up on the aesthetic of the original, but I am also noticing some visual similarities with "Blade Runner 2049", mainly because the same people are making it. It's the same director and director of photography is the guy who did some great work on "Killing them Softly", "Foxcatcher" and "Rogue One" if I am not mistaken. Dune has been around in postproduction for a while now, and that is a good sign, I believe they are doing their best to make this a really good movie. The original "Dune" suffered a limited budget, but the project was huge. This one has some good actors, a great budget, a great director, and a well-established collaboration with VFX facilities and supervisors. I really believe it will be a good movie. Fingers crossed.
Thank you for helping to make such a wonderful film. 2049 is truly a spectacular film :)
This movie is too beautiful it hurts.
I wanted to see that dog at the end man, I can only assume he goes back to get him.
You are an idiot obv
@@JosefK2275 doesn’t it get shot
@@charliethompson-smith6921 Nah, after Deckard's hideout is found the dog is given a brief scene where it's walking alone, worried.
@@charliethompson-smith6921
It didn't get shot cuz John Wick wasn't in the movie
I love all the Atari and some other company advertisements in this movie even though they aren’t big anymore like they were in the 80’s. Such a cool alternate universe.
Petecavscout C. I’m also interested by that apparently in the Blade Runner universe the Soviet Union didn’t collapse shown by the holographic ballerina being labeled property of the CCCP
Atari may not be big now but Sony still kick ass....
Well, it's indeed another universe, so in theirs Atari prospered.
healthdios
The blood of bushido shall flows through Sony!
@@justanirishtayto5755 yeah lol this is society if the soviet union didn't collapse
I feel like every scene in this movie could be a Computer wallpaper
The scenes designed by Syd Mead, check out his works. You gonna love them. Even released a book about it.
Now that’s a compliment
Trueee
Almost every frame
Or an advertismemt
This film is inutterably sad. There is a level of loss that no words can capture. This film attempts to express that loss. What has been lost? Humanity.
Yes - you have nailed it; the ache at the heart of this beautiful film is exactly that. I have been trying out into words why I love this movie but couldn't find the right ones - thank you!
To fight for whats right is the most human thing they could do
Wow. Very deep
Something very post-human about this movie.
I thought it was really touching.
Joe finds out that he's not the offspring of the two replicants; confirming that he's just another manufactured replicant, is devastated at this revelation, had his only companion (Joi) destroyed, and was left to rot after Luv took Deckard away. He had nothing to live for that gave him meaning and purpose.
Instead of just letting himself rot, or doing nothing, he took action under his own free will and fought to free Deckard, which ended up wounding him so bad that he died after freeing him.
Dying fighting for an ideal is about as human-like as it gets, and I thought it was a satisfying ending because he forged his own path for the first time in his life rather than doing something just because someone told him to do it.
I would put this movie in my top 5 favorites, it is really special.
Maybe I'm wrong, but I feel this movie was underappreciated by the majority
Just like the original Blade Runner, honestly. Not many I know have seen it, let alone appreciate it.
Completely agree. I love it.
Danny Meyer you probably won't answer but why does it suck
@Jules Winnfield I made a mistake. So now that we are on the same page why don't you go ahead and tell me.
I liked the fanboy comment at the end. 😂
@Jules Winnfield why wouldn't I. I kinda love perspectives that are different from my own, it helps me check myself.
Or less your just a troll
This movie was way over the heads of many people. I think a modern classic.
Richard Heteny yes
"Over the heads"😅😅😅 it isn't a complicated movie. It's not even about anything tbh. It's just a halfbaked retread of the original without the soul. Oh the irony
@@JujuGlueshoes wtf is to understand?
Legit the Internet really expresses the True Nature of the human emotion.
@@CodyChromeBand “it’s not even about anything.”
It flew over your head if you didn’t grasp the themes about Replicants and humanity, purpose, etc.
ironic. Trying to sound intelligent because you like the first film alone. You don’t know a lick about soul. Only how to spell it.
Blade Runner 2049 has hold a special place in my heart. It’s not really a typical average movie, it’s a cinematic masterpiece.
It’s a great sequel since The Godfather: Part II
Word.
Totally agree. This movie has a visceral feel that resonates big time. And scenes like the takeoff scene in front of the dam that feel timeless. Who can't relate to the fake beauty personified in the hologram of Joi eerily smiling into K's broken face..."You look lonely". Devastating.
Word up
A video titled "The Beauty Of Blade Runner 2049" should be 164 minutes long
I wonder
So true
So true
I agree....
Longer lol
A rare moment when an 80s sequel is actually great and better than expected.
A stunning piece of cinematic art
Along with Mad Max Fury Road
Mad max fury road and Blade runner 2047 are prime examples that talented filmmaking can bring old things back to life. On the other hand we have star wars..
100% it's a worthy companion to the original classic.
As always my expectations were LOW.
Tron Legacy anyone?
4:22 That shot is iconic
Yess
It will go down in history
2:49 and this
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2:56 No. This.
3:50 and this then
This movie is the definition of an emotional,audio and visual masterpiece.
Paul Oketch it’s, just, perfection, and I thought I’ll never see that
The cinematography is literally the best in world of cinema
That is what the music gives you. Like tears in the rain.
Loooool
Have u seen interstellar??? but yeah this one and the one i just mentioned are pretty much the same to me when it comes to being both masterpieces
My dad and i can’t spend a lot of time together because he work late everyday but when he is free, we watch this movie again and again and i can’t get enough of that
Омеж второй, шо ты пэздыш?
@@onishenko267nikita sothy no speaka englis
You are very lucky. You have a fantastic dad
Treasure that time together, life goes by quickly. Good on you both!
Absolutely stunning. In years to come, future visual film-makers will be talking about this film as an inspiration.
i like that this video has no talking , just music and footage, perfect
God, when tears in the rain started playing chills ran down my spine and nostalgia hit me. This movie was so fucking amazing, beautiful, gorgeous. You name it and this movie was it. The long panned out shots of beautiful cinematography on top an epic score was truly a masterpiece. My favorite movie of all time without a doubt.
I actually teared up
I went to Blade Runner 2049 expecting to be insulted at the temple that is Blade Runner.
I came out of the theater a new man.
I saw it with my best bud...man what a film
went to the theater to see it no one else there perfect experience 😄
Stfu
stfu
Film is was god tier but no one was at my Cinema!! Only my two siblings ad 3 other people. Wtf??? The film bombed at the box office even though it has Harrison Ford and Ryan Gosling
The cinematography in this movie was incredible. Unlike most people I think this movie is a master piece as the original was. I also think the movie was too short.
yeah the end feels a bit rushed doesn't it? At some point I believe there was a version of the film that was over 4 hours long. But the studios...... I hope we one day get to see this version.
Yeah 😁
It's been said that the four hour cut won't be shone. The director said that the cut we have is the one he is proud of.
it's a good comp. to the OG, the first one .....
Completely agree! This film is a masterpiece and time will be very kind to such quality. A few years after it’s release I still watch it all the time, and believe it’s become my single favorite film.
I have high hopes for the fate of DUNE 2020 in the hands of Denis Villeneuve,the guy makes truly beautiful cinema
can't wait!
Same here, i hope it will be as visually stunning as Blade Runner.
With Denis Villeneuve, Hans Zimmer and such a great cast... it's written in the stars it cannot go wrong.
@@marinoseys2908 Man, I hope you're right.
but it's not aueter cinema. like other commerical movies , the production controls more compared to villeneuve's previous cinema . alejandro jodorowsky stated it in an interview that dune would be predictable. i hope it doesn't turn out to be like a marvel movie.
@@FlecissaVideos Of course its gonna be predictable, its based on a novel with many adaptations already lol, its not a new story in the same universe like BLADERUNNER 2049
Denis Villeneuve is a master of cinematography. His visual style evokes a dreamlike quality, like watching moving paintings
Don’t forget Roger Deakins.
I'm at the verge of tears! I'm so happy to know that there are people in this world who, like me, believe that the Blade Runner movies are cinematic masterpieces! Thank you all!
It's one of the best movies I've seen in my life!
they both are classics, " do androids dream of electric sheep"
@@vicsaul5459 Yes I have that book.
The Ghost Actor of coarse what else do you expect
@@tombrydson781 Well in my life it's been hard trying to find someone who has seen them or seen them all the way through. So many people don't understand the deep meaning of these films and they give up trying to watch them.
I still have to pinch myself when I think about how we got such an incredible sequel to my favourite film of all time.
Yep
Yes I can't see how it could have been done better.
So This!!
the original is my favorite as well. and yes, this does a great honor to the original. visually spectacular
Me too. Hats off to Villeneuve. He's a full-on genius. This and the original are the two most beautiful films I've ever seen.
The cinematography in this movie is phenomenal, and it absolutely deserved the Oscar in that category. This is one of the most beautiful movies I have ever seen. This is also my favorite movie.
I sat mesmerised in the cinema watching this movie. I could feel my mind stretching to take it all in. Felt like yoga for the brain.
The movie or this video posting
Both actually...great video compilation
stevegeek The imagery & music is very beautiful,
but the compilation re-iterates highly sexual imagery.
How is this any different from stylized soft-core pornography?
By the way, the correct term for "yoga for the brain", as in biofeedback, is: psychocybernetics. I think there is a book on that.
Hmmm...”Psycho-Cybernetics is a self-help book written by Maxwell Maltz in 1960”. Thanks Wikipedia. Soft porn...I can’t say that came to mind.
stevegeek Amazing they had these self-help books before 1970, but then again there was DIANETICS , and the world knows what that lead too :-Z
I wish this movie never ended.....
This movie or this video posting here?
But, There is nothing last forever
100% agree. Was speechless at the end of this film.
I just want to live in that world
@@Moggy8745 I cried because of how badly I could relate to him (his whole life was a lie and the only thing that gave him hope was a subtle implant he thought to be his own written destiny)
Every frame of this movie could be an art piece.
This movie got a sublime photgraphy and scenography, Ryan Gosling made a good job with his role
But the script is shit
Ibonam W Dafuq you on about?
Ibonam W
You live in a parellel universe, right/
It is a very different movie, should not be titled as Blade Runner.
@@montazownianr1
It's the same movie
To call this film anything but amazing is an understatement. One of the greatest sequels in film history, this is how to do a sequel. How daunting it must have been making this film, the sequel to Bladerunner, one of the most influential film's ever. And loved.
Can you imagine what Jar Jar Abrams would have done to this movie had he been running things? He would have defiled it beyond measure!! Fortunately for us, Kathleen Kennedy was not in charge to hire him and wreck the franchise.
This movie was PHENOMENAL. I can’t believe most were bored by it?!
Only someone can truly feel it
"Phenomenal"
@@benchmarkslab2005 dude please stfu
@@CodyChromeBand why
@@CodyChromeBand it's an awesome movie
One of my greatest regrets is that I'll never eat a bowl of noodles in a flying car in the rain.
You never know, technology is continously advancing.
We're getting closer every day.
Chin up.
You can do it in a regular car in the rain no biggie.
@@damienholland8103 I want verticalness .
Sushi..that's what my ex-wife called me...cold fish
When there’s flying car I will comeback and find this comment.
When every frame is an art.
yes, the art of sucking cocks
@@warlockentertainment1192 this guy is a replicant
@@sam2k112 time to call K
@Will M he had a C O C K dinner
This movie had such a profound impact on me. I wish I could erase it from my mind on command so I could watch it for 'the first time' again and again. It's so breathtaking, haunting, alien and beautiful.
Jfc wait till you see a real film
@@CodyChromeBand wtf do you mean?
I didn't watch it in the theaters because I thought they would make it like every other new movie, just bad. The good thing is, I watched it at home after a few drinks and a few edibles, and this movie experience was absolutely ridiculously good. I as well wish I could watch it again for the first time. It's so so good.
Same 🙏
@@CodyChromeBand bait used to be believable 🚬
some of my friends complained about the movie being too long, while i could keep watching for hours more.
I think that some parts were a bit slow but no more to complain. Just a beautiful movie. A good continue of the first.
Seams like you need better friends 😆
People who can't appreciate these types of movies don't deserve to be your friends.
I think it's not long enough :')
I didn't want it to end. Truly a masterpiece in cinema.
The ending gives you goosebumps as you watch him lie on the steps!
And when Tears in the rain started playing again. What a moment!
A complete masterpiece. I can't understand why people would hate it.
Who may ever think something wrong about this movie knows nothing about a great movie!
mostly cause if people aren't hating, they aren't living. also critiquing something gives the impression that you may know what your talking about. same people think this will make them a somebody worthy of note. just makes them an asshole usually, and those are a dime a dozen. so many cookie cutter assholes on this planet getting off on the ire of others. fuck them. this movie was a masterpiece. don't let anyone tell you different.
I loved the thing, but it's a long slog!
Some scenes were awkward; the sex encounter, cringey and the final fight feeling lifted from elsewhere. On release it struggled to attract filmgoers outside cult followers of the original, particularly young women. The dreamlike atmosphere and pacing probably alienated those only accepting pandering, crowdpleasing glee or nonstop action.
To these failures the film stands apart in history, best remembered for its equally staggering effects and cinematography.
people usually fear what they dont understand
Bc it's blockbuster movie cash cow garbage?
One of the most beautiful films of all time! Thank you Denis Villeneuve for this masterpiece!
Vangelis Sound belongs to the First Blade Runner movie, this Video reminds that the second movie doesnt have what the First Blade Runner movie had.
Don't you forget the g.o.a.t Deakins
God I was happy when Deakins won for this....
I yelled and screamed out of JOI for the two awards, especially Deakins :D
This would've been the test. Because I truly mean it when I say that this is the most beautiful movie I've ever seen so if it went to anyone else, you know it's rigged at that point.
The Beaty of Bladerunner 2049:
Ana de Armas
Vapid
Nah, the beauty of Blade Runner 2049 is the environment
@@maroonberetpage NO
@@frostbitepokin9520 yes!
@@maroonberetpage Yeah but Ana de Armas too :3
Bladerunner 2049 is my favourite movie of last decade. Now I'm waiting so hard for a Denis Villeneuve's Dune.
@Cibermante _ I mean it's happening
@@tayw4090 Thats amazing news!
That's where we are in America. Remakes and Remasters
Ludwig, you took the _exact_ words right out of my keyboard! Cannot wait for Villeneuve's version of Dune.
@@monolithgeometry3221 Dune will be a direct adaption of the book, not a remake of the of the 80's movie or of the tv miniseries.
Amazing photography
I agree. Oscar 2018
It's like a dream
I've watched thousands of movies in my life, but this one stole my heart entirely for myself.
Best movie of the decade. Also one of the most underrated and underappreciated. It was nice to have a new movie let me use my own imagination throughout the film
Easy on the hyperbole there simp
@@CodyChromeBand u must be sad
@@tayw4090 lmao
The best movie in 2010s is interstellar in my opinion blade runner 2049 is an amazing movie tho
Ana de Armas was stunning in this. What a dream she is
For me she's a fantasy like Sean Young!
2:33 bro i fell in love with that look 👀 she gave
The Beauty of Blade Runner 2049... and Ana de Armas :)
For me she played the best character in the movie.
@@charlesrast4235 ..... s. young 😍 hubba hubba!
What a beautiful piece of art this was. As a big fan of the original, I wasn't disappointed at all. Fingers crossed for Dune.
The only reason this movie wasn't received better is because a lot of the modern movie audience wants to led around by their brains. If a movie requires attention or a drop of deep thought a lot of people tune out. It takes huge explosions to keep people's attention. This movie was great!
After seeing this movie in the theater, I left and felt somewhat numb. I was confused, I didn't know what to think. I love the original Bladerunner and Consider it one of my favorite "Modern" SciFi movies. So I thought.. "what did I just see"? It's not a sequel, really. It's different. Yes it is the same world.. but it's not, it's more in the future. I thought and thought.. and thought. I viewed the movie at home. I bought the BluRay.. I thought some more. I watched the original versions again and again. I can now say I love BR2049, as much as a stand alone movie as a continuation of the original. It will never match the original, but it was a much needed addition to the family. To answer your question, this movie can and does make you think, if you want it to.
the reason is this movie is not a good movie. that simple
It's an epic movie. In years to come we will remember it, unlike so many of the other films released with the same old stuff going on.
I think this movie has already been forgotten. It's the real Blade Runner that wil last forerver. This one will fade just like 2010, anothe useless sequel that tried too late to earn cash using a masterpiece and trying to follow it up but without saying anything relevant
Well they put plenty of effort into making that financial loss.I guess each to their own
Theres 2 types of people in this world .. the ones who loved this movie and the ones who didnt understand it
What if i loved it and didn't really understand it ?
@@HermitBubble11 Good to be you, then!
Exactly! And if u understand it, u love it!
@MrGunboat78 Only if they're androids.
Can I be both?
I love how in the scene at 1:36 the lighting is done in such a way it reflects both characters on the tanks of all the replicants, there are many ways you could interpret the meaning behind that. Small things like that make this movie a masterpiece in my eyes.
im so glad hans zimmer is the music composer for this movie
Well vangelis wad also great
Actually, the whole theme used for this video is from Vangelis, Tears in rain.... in the original Blade Runner. Zimmer merely (beautifully) adapted it for a scene when K dies.
I didn't know.
Wrong the composer for this film should have been Vangelis and directed by Riddley Scot same as the original.
MrChippiechappie ok boomer
I remember skipping school the Friday it came out when I was 17 to go watch this movie. Only a handful of people mostly 30 and up. Still one of the best theater experiences I ever had. LOVED THIS FILM.
😅😅😅
"I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. Time to die".
One of the best sequels of all time. Thanks for sharing.
tonkatoytruck yeah can’t believe they actually pulled it off! Loved the first one even as a little kid because I love the themes and the setting and I never expected this to be any good because they never make a sequel 35 years later that feels like it has continuity and is as good or better but this one did it!!
It has set the bar for tech noir cinerma so high that i doubt anything will eclipse it tbph.
Can you imagine what Jar Jar Abrams would have done to this movie had he been running things? He would have defiled it beyond measure!! Fortunately for us, Kathleen Kennedy was not in charge to hire him and wreck the franchise.
I am very proud that the three studios have allowed Denis Villeneuve to make such a beautiful film.
Sad to note that the sales in theaters did not generate the sales that all hoped.
Will the story reoccur like the first movie released in 1982 ?
That hindsight and time will give all the cinematographic recognition that comes back to the film ? I believe so ...
Thank you for this beautiful video...
Gorgeous. Not surprised it won an Oscar and that’s without a Vangelis soundtrack.
I love this movie such much it brings feelings of tears but I never actually cry. So many feelings and nostalgic memories come from this movie and the first one. I have a connection to it as if I lived/will live to see this beautiful landscape of the bladerunner universe.
Anyone relate?
Sequel was trash first one was a real film
@@CodyChromeBand 🤫 I do not want to hear your negative opinion on such an art piece. Yes the first one will always... ALWAYS be the best. But the second one holds a special place in my heart being the fact that it was produced and released in my generation.
@@duckieschannel.5032 I can definitely relate....you put exactly my thoughts into words about nostalgia this movie still lingers with me and I still watch it at least once a year.Dont give any attention to negative comments...feelings you get from movie, its yours and nobody can take that from you.
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this really blew up
SuperTRev what do you mean being a baby? people depend on this as their livelihood and not using copyrighted music makes them dick heads?
Lol this channel is an expression of how I feel about many movies, thanks.
Would you do a Moon (2009) video???? Must watch if you havent seen. Don't think I've seen video on your channel.
THanks
Its sensational soo emotional, thankyou👽👽👽👍
Every single shot is pure art! Thanks Denis for this amazing movie!!!!
The visuals and music in the film are truly phenomenal, what a masterpiece
And now I understand that I didn't exaggerate when I said that every frame of this film is masterpiece...
Every time I watch this movie, I cry for many reasons, the aesthetics in the movie, the cinematography, designs, plot, story, etc. everything is just so beautiful and it gets me deep inside. Best movie of all time for me, no doubt about that.
This and Interstellar were the only two movies of the decade where I said to myself, halfway through in the theater, "I wish this didn't have to end. I wish I could stay in this world with these characters for as long as I wanted."
This masterpiece has the most Beautiful cinematography i have ever seen! I never wanted it to end!
Best cinematography, just look at it.
Can you imagine what Jar Jar Abrams would have done to this movie had he been running things? He would have defiled it beyond measure!! Fortunately for us, Kathleen Kennedy was not in charge to hire him and wreck the franchise.
Love the fact that it didn’t try to start a franchise and was focusing on making a amazing movie
architecturally and visually stunning!
Definitely, Denis Villeneuve did a great job in this movie. He continued the same line that Riddley Scott begin in Blade Runner. Both movies are only for us, the real fans of the world of replicants, not for a common "movie popcorn" audience.
@Blade Runner disagreed on the script
The First Blade Runner is untoppable, the Sounds of vangelis in this Video reminded me of that.
Nicely put... totally agree
People we're expecting action such as DEADPOOL, JOHN WICK, and some other exploited style of action, but they didn't wanted to give what the public actual deserves, so they gived what the fans deservers, to take care and keep the beauty of these movies BLADE RUNNERS
It might not be perfect for everyone
but no one consider that nobody can be perfect, not even the movies.. they're just somrthing to consider as a good movie to watch, and that's all.
Shame Dennis villeneuve didn't do the new star wars films.. It should have only been for the fans!!
One of the greatest Cinema Experiences I have ever had! I liked the original film but I absolutely loved the sequel! Blade Runner 2049 exceeded my expectations!
This movie was marvellous and it blew my mind more than any movie I’ve ever seen. Seeing BLADE RUNNER 2049 in IMAX was a breath of fresh air knowing that we still have people who care about how a film is put together… thanks Denis! instead of creating something that people would feel familiar with, this movie took a huge risk in simply existing. Awesome mashup of some incredibly beautiful shots from BR2049 by the way!!! Love this edit.
Cannot get over the bold use of lighting, saturation and colour. It's all beautiful.
Blade Runner has been my favorite film for decades. Upon viewing BR2049, I was in awe at how they expanded upon the world Ridley and Jordan(Cronenweth) created. Without trying to mimic or fan service the film, Denis and Deakins found a way to craft something so beautiful and complex that like the 1982 film, will be misunderstood and considered a failure at first then discovered to be the masterpiece it actually is. I don’t need decades to know this.
Human identity is such a terrifying thing
This movie is the main reason why I want to become a cinematographer.
I sleep to blade runner music almost every night. I have some of the most amazing dreams
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This scene is soooo iconic, every time i think of this movie i always remember that scene. I wish on some future we could get a see another blade runner movie.
Heartbreaking.
There may never be a cinematic achievement at the scale of this masterpiece again. I was blown away.
Dune!
Original Blade Runner still my all time favorite film, And the criminally underrated 2049 is right behind it. Both Masterclass work
Just found your channel, and I honestly expected this to be a video essay, but then I noticed it just kept going without being interrupted haha.
Also I think the title is very interesting when you apply it to a realistic rather than a cinematographic perspective .. "The Beauty of Blade Runner 2049". Is this dystopian-like future of the human race universe actually beautiful? Maybe not, but the movie seems to try to say that heroes like K try to keep it as human as possible by carrying out selfless acts like in the movie.
This video was great but you should definitely consider uploading it in 4K. I think it's definitely worth it.
P.S. My favorite part was 2:32, where the music syncs with Joi's smile. Gave me goosebumps haha
Thank you for your comment ! With this channel, I just want to expose my love of cinema, by making short resume like this one. I'm not really good at montage, but I'm working on it to gave people the same chills I got when I watch scenes in BR2049 for exemple ! And I actually, I think this in 4K on my computer, at least the other video I made are in for sure in 4K, anyway, have a nice weekend!
Cambero Films but it is beautiful
This film has the best cinematography ever put to screen. No competition.
except Kubrick’s 2001.
@@Klobbrax
That movie sucks ass. I would say that The Revanent has the best cinematography I've ever seen.
@@israelp348 only to casuals
I also loved House of flying daggers.
Israel P Fucking Blade Runner 2049 now that did suck ass
Give it another few years or so, people will start to truly appreciate the beauty of this film.
So glad I didn't see the trailer before I saw this movie. I had no idea what to expect...and I was floored. Definitely among my top 5.
the trailer sucked
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Same, I haven't seen any trailers or pictures, but was heavily interested because I love cyberpunk/ sci-fi films
although it's 3 hours long, it felt so much shorter than it could have been. It's beautiful, every character is so in depth and their own, the cinematography is the best i've ever seen in a film and by the end I wanted to cry saying how much I loved it. It truly is a masterpiece and VERY underrated.
don't even get me started on the soundtrack--
I will always remember the night when this movie awakened my passionate love for filmmaking. That night at the theater changed my life and I haven’t found a single film released on in the last 15 years that can truly match the beauty of 2049.
Whenever i watch this movie i want to turn the volume up and up. Just to hear more. See more.
What a Vision Denise Villeneuve brought to life.
I’ve watched this film no less than 20 times
I saw it 7 times in theaters and I have lost count of how many I have seen it after that.
I watched this 102 times.
One time is more than enough
3 times and i am angry about why i am not more often in this masterpiece.
a vast world of science fiction drawings in here www.deviantart.com/danielmarquezart/gallery
Aah Roger Deakins, truly a master of Cinematography. The thermal camera in Sicario, the one shot take 1917, the night scenes in No Country For Old Men... Perfection.
"I've... seen things you people wouldn't believe... Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion...
I watched C-beams... glitter in the dark near the Tennhouser gates...
All those... moments... will be lost... in time... like... tears... in rain...
Time to die" X_x
I'm probably slow to notice this but a rewatch the other day noticed they used the same music as that scene when K is in the snow at the end, and the parallel of the rain and snow and the subliminal message of the scene was a beautiful realisation.
Rus, that was the best quote from the movie...so moving to watch him die.
Rest in piece Rutger Hauer
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such an underrated movie, visually a masterpiece imo & that score is beautiful too
Blade Runner 2049, Arrival and now Dune Denis makes incredibly beautiful and thought provoking Sci Fi one of the greatest Directors of my Generation easily. Wonderful video for a wonderful piece of art.
The beauty of Blade Runner: everything
This is historic. Each scene is so visually satisfying. Once in a while movie ❤️❤️❤️
Una de mis películas favoritas de todos los tiempos, lastima que poca gente la pudo apreciar.
While it is great that Deakins won for Best Cinematography, I feel like it should've won Best Picture, Best Director and Best Adapted Screenplay as well.
Not neccesarly win it but a nomination for Best Actor would have also been deserved for Gosling
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This movie is in my top 5 of all time. The amount of art in it is just so masterful.
Hans Zimmer did an amazing job recreating the original sound track
actually is Vangelis in this video :O
Hans is like a dwarf compared to Vangelis. Terrible soundtrack for the new movie. Just terrible.
It was also created by Benjamin Wallfisch, but almost nobody mentions it
@@eu3145 Actually it's the Zimmer version of Tears in Rain.
@@synbios2009 Do elaborate.
I hope this film won’t be forgotten, like tears in the rain
I love this movie. One of my favorites. Touching, visionary, great cinematography and very relaxing
One of my favorites of all time. I feel like it’s an underrated film because people went into the movie expecting something other than cinematic beauty. It reminded me so much of my favorite directors Gaspar Noe, Yorgos Lathimos and Lars von trier
Its not underrated .. in fact its ridiculously overrated ..
88feji to each his own
Ver esto hace darme cuanta cuan merecido estuvo el premio Oscar que recibió está película.
Mas que mostrar efectos con explosiones y mil cosas moviéndose a la vez, está película nos regaló cuadros a los cuales, si se imprimen, casa uno es una obra de arte única.
I’ll never get tired of this genre of movies.
I am reminded of the time a friend of my brother lent us his copy of 2001: A Space Odyssey, as neither of us had seen it and this friend, we'll call him Ryan, insisted we do so at our earliest convenience.
We watched the movie, and it confused the hell out us. It wasn't bad per se, but it was weird, didn't seem very coherent, (in hindsight) much of the story was completely lost on us and overall left a lot to be desired.
My brother returned it and told Ryan what we thought of it, which wasn't much. Ryan, disappointed and possibly offended, said we missed the entire point of why he wanted us to see it: not for flashy, "mindless entertainment" but as an experience to behold; the cinematography, the music, to broaden our minds and appreciate it as a technical piece, a work of art... Riiight.
After getting over my irritation toward his words and not thinking much of his taste in movies, stopped to really think about what we had seen, the faint feelings it had roused, past the dazzling or unexplained visuals, finding moments of the film that spoke volumes without dialogue... Then it dawned on me that in my typical movie mindset I had entirely overlooked everything the film had going for it. While I can't speak for my brother, discussing the matter afterwards he seemed to have reached a similar understanding. This has since challenged how I watch and enjoy movies, and also finding more enjoyment in a broader range of styles than before. Recalling now it was preceded by the time when my dad introduced me to Blade Runner which I found intriguing through my dad's commentary, the presentation and the atmosphere, if a bit slow. The sum of these eventually led to me seeing the equally unforgettable Blade Runner 2049. Suffice to say I thoroughly enjoyed the sequel, and reflecting on the past, in part thanks to Ryan and 2001, but most influenced by my dad showing me the original. Thanks, dad.
Oddly enough, as enthralling as 2049 was to me, I've only seen it once. The memory and the feeling of seeing it have remained so strong that I haven't needed to rewatch it, while fully intending to. Though now after having watched this homage and written all this out I'm feeling it's about the right time to do so. In contrast, 2001: A Space Odyssey, I still think is weird and have no desire to see a second time soon. Take what you will from that.
"Ryan", wherever you are, you have my gratitude but I'm still a little salty for being called uncultured even though it was mostly true.
Frisbeehat I think you should watch 2001 again with an open mind. The visuals are stunning for its time.
@@uremawifenowdave "I can't do that, Nowdave."
Misquote now put aside: I've considered it, and have put it off until it's something I want to do.
"Ryan" said the same about its visuals, which has not always been a statement that inspires confidence, but not only are you both right about "for the time" there were moments more memorable for me than many of today's uses of visuals, and the when not to fill the screen with them. What always comes to mind visually is the 'chase' scene attempting to retrieve the free falling (flying?) astronaut after getting spaced by HAL: the hud of the pod/ship controls shining on Dave's face as he chased down his associate from tumbling into deep space, and was a remarkable scene to me even then and has stuck with me ever since, just at the time wished it was shorter as it kept dragging on. Much like the rest of the movie. There was a lot to like about it as a whole, and I enjoyed it far more looking back on it than I did watching it.
So, OK. I'll plan on seeing it again. Maybe I can get my brother on the idea and rewatch it together, that'd be cool.
Thanks for the reply, and for reading my wall of text. Ended up longer than intended.
Frisbeehat don’t worry about the length of your reply as it’s always a pleasure to get such an intelligent and measured response on UA-cam (it’s such a rare, rare occurrence). I hope you and your brother enjoy rewatching the film. In the meantime you can always enjoy Papa Lazarou’s hilarious remix of 2001 here:
ua-cam.com/video/BuGnT1EYvBA/v-deo.html
@@uremawifenowdave 2001 is not a good kubrick movie. It's overstated by its reputation. It irritated the piss out of Tarkovsky. Which is why he made Solaris. Watch Solaris my friend.
I also never saw 2049 again after the first time in the theatre.I refuse to see it until I install a homecinema set in my house so I can relive the experience I had the first time I saw it.