Inside the Making of 'Blade Runner 2049' | Created with Blade Runner 2049
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2017
- The original 'Blade Runner' broke barriers in the world of special effects when it premiered in 1982. Now, the creators behind 'Blade Runner 2049' are going even bigger. VICE toured the sequel's set with the folks who brought it to life, speaking with the production designer, producer, and director Denis Villeneuve to see how it all got made. Then, we talked to the film's stars-including Harrison Ford and Ryan Gosling-about what it was like living inside such a surreal world.
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VICE tours the set of 'Blade Runner 2049' and meets the people bringing the movie's surreal world to life.
WATCH NEXT: The Cast of 'Blade Runner 2049' Discuss the Legacy of the Original Film - bit.ly/2fgXqE2
I'm into it already!
Normally I would be a total curmudgeon about a sequel like this,especially since Blade Runner is my favorite movie. But Denis Villeneuve is an incredible director, and seeing in this video that the film will stay so grounded in practical effects (which the original revolutionized) and how stylistically consistent it is with the world created in the original...I can't wait to see this.
I'm really sad that this movie didn't do very well at the box office. It's a masterpiece.
Mariana Perreira yes it is
I couldn't agree more, masterpiece.
Ryan Gosling is perfect for this role.
Draven BBS Not really, Id have preferred Nicolas Cage.
Geno Footer lol I can't see Nicolas Cage playing this role. It would be a interesting role for him for sure.
Draven BBS Nobody can. I'm joking😂. Gosling is perfect, you're right; he looks so similar to Deckard in Blade Runner.
Geno Footer hahah look up Nicolas Cage driving on UA-cam and imagine him driving in this movie have a good chuckle
Sebastian Tinajero Omfg haha it's that one where he makes noises and grunts all the time yeah?😂
This turned out to be one of the best films I’ve ever seen.
This was just the perfect sequel, immediately became one of my favourite films, and Villeneuve my favourite director, the man just really gets it
you should really check out his other films, really amazing
rodri yeah I’ve loved all of them so far, he’s yet to disappoint, very much looking forward to seeing how he tackles Dune
Same
I couldn't agree more and this film + DUNE II have turned me into a Villeneuve fanatic. My friends and my parter are so over it they're rolling their eyes behind my back, but I can't get enough of him and his approach to filmmaking.
@@howardisadinosaur As Im sure you're aware by now, He tackled it. :P
Wonderful movie. So sad to see it fail at the box office :'(
Isaac Campos I think people are starting to take notice now
It will catch up with worldwide sales I think.
Isaac Campos it did fortunately
Did ok worldwide at least it made money, plus if it gets some Oscar recognition then it will sell even more and also they can earn money off merchandise.
I know I certainly hope it catches up with its budget in other ways. What a masterpiece of filmmaking! I’ve seen it multiple times and noticed new details on each viewing.
Ryan Gosling's derisive snort at the very idea of being optimistic about the future of mankind is my aesthetic.
probably can make a meme out of it
A E S T H E T I C
is your aesthetic ? that makes no sense in that context mate....
People don't know where to use that word anymore.
aesthetic - concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty
the visuals in blade runner 2049 give great aesthetic pleasure
Roger Deakins is the most important part of this movie. The movie could turn out to be a pile of dog shit, but it'll packed to the brim with visual splendor. The man keeps getting better with age.
leakykullon5.0 This movie looks beautiful from the trailers already. Even if it's crap, it's still visually fantastic.
There's a reason Deakins keeps working with Villeneuve, too.
Good point. Look at Deakins' filmography. He doesn't make bad movies. It's why he's worked with the Coen Bro's on most of their films.
Skyfall received love/hate criticism from fans and non fan, but yeah his cinematography style will not disappoint anyone.
leakykullon5.0 still dog shit but with an oscar for actor, sound and photography for sure.
"well, goddamnit Harrison" love it.
I cannot wait for the musical score on this, I hope it's as beautiful as the first ost.
Jóhann Jóhannsson along with a few others are composing the soundtrack, we will not be disappointed.
Jóhann Jóhannsson got booted out unfortunately, not sure how I'm feeling about it now tbh
Yeah he got dropped :( I feel like the source material is so amazing that it will still be great, but it's a shame because Johannsson and Villeuneve are such an amazing team
well I hope they keep some of his music
Hans Zimmer isn't meant for the role, imho.
Its such a pity people now a days don't have the attention span to appreciate this beautiful thing.
Ryan’s character is MUCH more likable and relatable than Deckards. Loved the movie.
He was actually competent too. I never got why Deckard was considered so high-tier as a Blade Runner considering he spends the entire movie getting beat up by everyone he’s after. Joe was at least someone you really wouldn’t want to cross paths with, but was also warm and kind to the people and holograms around him.
Lol . he was miscast for this role. Lacks acting depth as well as visual credibility
@@alexman378 yeah his name was Joe - that was quite original .....
@@jsavak99 That's the whole point, the average joe trope is on purpose
@@jsavak99 r/woosh
I had no idea how much of the sets were practical. I imagined everything was CG, but this makes me like the movie even more
No other film had such an impact on architecture, fashion, music, cinema as Blade Runner did... Blade Runner was voted by a public of scientists as the best sf movie ever made because of its plausibility. It is the second most requested movie in libraries around this planet! Its darkness is extremely seductive/attractive. Its visual achievement is still being studied and copied every year, not to say every month, in all kind of videos, ads, jingles, video games, music clips, cartoons and movies.
In Blade Runner you have a study of linguistic, anthropology, sociology, psychology, architecture, science, climatic change, urban design, interior design, car design, polution § environmental problems evolution, philosophical § metaphysical questionning, surpopulation, man/machine relationship, corporation takeover... What is Life ? Does man become god by creating artificial life ? Can man's creation wipe out humanity ? How do cyborg/bioengeneering/genetic science and Artificial Intelligence impact our society and redefine human kind ? What are emotions ? What are memories ? What define humanity and does a living being as complex as us but artificially created by us stand as our equal or stay a disposable machine or slave ? Could it/she/he feel "Love" and be loved by a human ?... It is anticipation genre, it is science fiction genre at its finest, and the whole thing presented in 2 hours of utter beauty, magnificent visuals, top quality acting, unforgetable music. In this movie, "the future is old" which is one of a kind stance to present this subject and the maestria with which Mr Scott set the details of everything is outstanding...I re-watched it a few days ago for the 201th time, I must say that every single scene, one after the other, is an exquisite piece of art ( 2007 final cut version). It triggers deep and wonderful emotions in the viewer unless he/she has no heart ... and of course in 2017, if you are only sensitive to fast paced movie with only actions and special effects without any search for meaningfulness, you might not get it. It touches the past, the present and the futur of any living human being both individually and as a specie. You can watch zillions of movies dealing with thoses subjects: Ex Machina, The Machine, Tron, The Matrix, The Lawnmower Man, Ghost In The Shell, Frankeinstein, Lucy, Transcendence, 2001 A Space Odyssey, The Signal (etc...etc...), none of them achieve what Blade Runner does achieve (Blade Runner 2049 is quite good though :-)... Each year that passes by, makes this movie more relevant and beautiful....I'm just a random guy, in my opinion, Blade Runner is not the best sf movie, it is the best movie ever made. I salute you all, Blade Runner fans as much as others :-)... .... NB: I oppose transhumanism
astralseeker couldn't disagree with you more.
Dude, blade runner is a good movie but when you know l'incal of moebius you can clearly see the inspiration
@ gapsarus Joke:
The first Incal is from 1980. Blade Runner was released in 1982 so you can imagine they were already working on this movie in 1980 at the same time L’incal was starting to get released. Moebius is French… I am too (sorry ! no one's perfect !:-). As a teen, I watched Blade Runner in 1982 and was blown away by it like millions of other persons through out the world. I read all the « Incal » books available in 1986. In the mean time, between 1982 and 1986, I had already watched Blade Runner tens and tens of times. After I read "L'Incal", did It decrease my love for Mr Scott’s movie ? No at all.... Did you watch the 2013 documentary called "Jodorowski Dune" ? if not then I highly recommend you do ...The storyboard of the movie Dune, created by the French Moebius and the Mexican Jodorowski was given in 1975 to every single hollywood studio. Each studio answered that it was a marvelous storyboard, refused to finance the project, and kept an original copy of the storyboard :-). 2 years after, G Lucas released star wars, which is using scenes from this 1975 storyboard. 9 years after, David Lynch released his version of « Dune ».
This 1975 storyboard from Jodorowski/Moebius’s «Dune » was ripped off from its content in zillions of science fiction series and movies, decade after decade, and up to the present days.
For example, among others, the "pyramidal" structure of the engineers in "Prometheus 2012" comes directly from this 1975 Moebius storyboard. Or Luc Skywalker practicing laser saber with a small drone in 1977 star wars, was also in this 1975 storyboard (etc…). The list is endless… Did G Lucas or S. Spielberg or Paul Verhoeven (Total Recall 1990) thanked or mentioned Moebius in any of their movie? not to my knowledge….This 1975 storyboard served as a base for 75 % of all the science fiction movies you and I can think of. It was plaggiated, copied and ripped off for decades and decades (star wars, dune, total recall, the fifth element, ghost in the shell, irobot, the matrix (etc…) Those movies made millions of dollars without never ever a thanks to Moebius § Jodorowski. At least, Sir Ridley Scott (:-) had the decency to thank Moebius in the ending credits of "Alien" for example, and was always very clear about being inspired by Moebius both for Alien and Blade Runner, when most of the holly-wooden producers and directors like Lucas, spielberg and zillion of others blatantly stole many ideas from Moebius/Jodorowski without never ever mentioning them or paying them.. Welcome to the very "holly" wood ! :-)... Now, that being said, what is artistic creation ? Isn't it also « stealing ideas » from past or contemporary artists ? Crediting them if you’re honest or hiding the inspiration if you’re dishonest or want to maximize your profits :-) Who, better than « holly » wood producers, know how to maximize profits ? :-) Tell me which painting, music, movie, sculpture (etc...) was 100 % conceived and created in the mind of one only person ? :-)
Yes indeed Blade runner is inspired by Moebius’s work, Ridley Scott never lied about it § this inspiration did not and does not decrease the pleasure I have watching his masterpiece. On the other hand, G.Lucas, Steven Spielberg, Cameron, and hundred of others « geniuses » should slightly be ashamed of stealing the work of others without any artistic credits, mentions and financial 'copyright' payments. Have a very nice day mate! Namaste.
astralseeker I had a professor in university that was in love with the film. And would go on and on about a lot of what you just discussed. It was actually cool to hear. I agree it is an incredible piece of film making.
i agree but 2001 space odyssey is the most best..
I find Ryan Gosling hypnotic.
Scorpio
his face and screen presence are great
Have you ever checked out his old music?
I was thinking the same thing about Ana de Armas.
Wish he was a drink.
She is your best journalist, very charismatic
Any journalist with the balls to say "goddamn it Harrison" is a good one in my book.
more charisma than the ingenue lead thats for sure.
She talks though her nose. Oookayeee.
That last scene with both of them laughing out is plain adorable!
exactly, "Well goddammit Harrison, why not!? " LOL
10:59 - Best moment
Nurpus I agree
Yep... Nice try vice! That was a very tricky question. hahaha
Actually can any one (or several ones), explain to me the meaning of his reaction...
I am not sure I get it ... :)
Does it mean he does not care about her question ?
Does it mean the question is too serious for him at that moment ?
Does it mean he has no opinion on this § laugh about not finding answer ?
or does it mean: "are you kidding ?: we are all doomed " ?
:-)
Since the movie is about the future of mankind, it's a tricky question trying to get more information about how the film goes based on the impression it made on him during the making of the film.
Honestly it's the most reasonable response to a question like that.
Blade Runner 2049 is the best film ever made!!
the Flipside yesssss
It sure is a masterpiece, as mentioned by so many critics on
Rotten Tomatoes. Yet as I am writing this comment the Oscar nominations just
came out and it got left out almost entirely, except for a few technical
categories. The Academy somehow found movies like Get Out, Call me by Your Name
or The Shape of Water to be much better...
Not as great as the first in all senses, since the first second the music, nothing like vangelis, to the end the epic words from Roy, in the middle love scene and theme, the death os priss, etc etc.
In 2049 luv seems like a terminator carácter and wallace a depress serial killer far from the elegante of Tirrell.
Its a master piece!!
alex johston: has more holes than swiss chess. see rob ager 2049 plot fail & 2 dudes who ripped apart 2049 pos in byrce hukkabay comment.
@ 0:14 some people might see an old man kneeling.
I see a god, whose eyes are the cosmic gift that this universe gave this earth.
What I find beautiful about Blade Runner and even more about its sequel is that every character which has a line of dialogue could be a protagonist of their own story. They just feel so live, real and attached to their world.
This movie is a classic, one of the great films of the last 20 year
9:16 gosling hits puberty
Came to the comments for this lmfao
Jim Bo a real human bean
its ciggy throat
bet he puffs on em alot
sad.
I think he will always have that voice crack till his old days. I notice it at some of his interviews and Watch the nice guys, he embrace it ;D
Kitsch Puffer Fish he was shooting the movie... try staying 18h talking lines lol.
Its a unique movie. Its been a week since i saw it and i miss seeing those breathtaking scenes and the unique music. Its an experience like no other. Im actually investing ALOT in a upgraded Dolby Atmos at my house just so i can truly enjoy watching this again and again.
I work on movie sets...and again..no mention of the talented ,hard working crew that work their arses off to make features like this possible . I always want to hear what the Production Assistants think . Or the third A.D.'s ...who have hundreds of extras to herd through makeup and wardrobe. Or Wardrobe Assistants who tend to thousands of garments meant for lead , feature or extra. These people are the 'grease' that keeps all wheels running smoothly . They enable our Production Designers , Gaffers , Grips , Directors and producers to do their magic. A good P.A. bats too many curve balls a day to try and receive recognition or praise for each and everyone one he or she bats true. It's a thankless job. Anyone wants a 'unauthorized' view of what really goes on ,on a shoot... ask the P.A. Here's to you guy's..the true hero's of production. ;-)
That shows up in the extras...like the Lord of The RIngs extras.
Why would a hipster in a fur coat acknowledge the "little people"?
Really?
Faxx
2:00 It's nice how both of them are wearing berets
"OMG It's so insane to be here on a real life garbage pile"
IT'S TOO BAD SHE WON'T LIVE
BUT THEN AGAIN... WHO DOES?
unicorn unicorn unicorn unicorn
They are just DUST IN THE WIND DUDE
I'm thinking Sean will be in this, and have a very special moment.
-BUT THEN AGAIN, WHO DOES?
some people really watched this film and were like "yeah! i wanna live in a place like that" and that someone is me
Seems like a really bad idea for me
Crawl out thru the fallout, baby . . .
great video. saw more of the 'inside' than I expected. great interviews too!
Absolutely stunning film. Captured everything that was great about the original and then some.
just got watched the film , i would say a piece of art in cinema history a complex story and a small twist
It's good to see the trash mesa set ( 3:38 ) from years ago! :) I was there as a local (Hungarian) extra, with about 15-20 others.
I was a bit backwards and rightwards from where the lady is standing. At 5:05 there are some featured extras, like the bearded man on the left at 5:03.
We had the scene shot for a few days, the shooting itself was often done in a calmer pace. I'm glad I had the chance to be there.
This was great. I want about 3 more hours of this. BR is my favorite film, and I thought it impossible that another film, especially a sequel, could sit next to that title...2049 does. It's almost better in some ways...yes, I said it. I'm overjoyed that this sequel was better than I could have ever imagined.
My feelings exactly. Went to see 2049, expecting to be entertained but not overwhelmed. Was I wrong! To elevate a sequel to the same level as the original this way... words can't express how grateful I am that they pulled it off.
I loved 2049 so much. It's one of my favorite movies
I love how Ryan Gosling just straight up said "No" when asked if he wanted to share how to prepped for this role haha. I love actors.
I KNOW WTF
every single design piece is so iconic, amazed with such an insanely well crafted world.
Such a gorgeous film. Everyone who worked on that film are legends
Need to see this again in a good cinema. The sound. The visuals, most importantly the gravitas and emotion. I loved K’s journey and how they portrayed it. Such a bittersweet character.
Denise is such a cool dude
Denis* He's a French Canadian.
Québécois
"How was it working with him [Ford]?" .... Jeez, I can't imagine how getting this question for the 100th time made his eyes roll internally.
I really love a great film like this. They don't mention it here but the memories scene went straight to my heart and made me cry for real, and I always think about it when I think of this film. Thanks for sharing Vice.
I'm still re-watching this movie regularly and everytime I see it, I just wish I got more of it...
I am so grateful that this movie got made. LOVED it!
The original and the sequel are both amazing masterpieces.
Yo the cinematography, framing and composition in the in the interviews 👌my hats off 👏
great interviews! the reporter has a really calming energy, i like that a lot!
She has such great charisma, and is knowledgeable, plus has such appropriate outfits. 👍
th3n04h costume designer will get awarded for sure.
she had charisma and a good outfit but knowledgeable? how did you arrive at that assumption? everything she said sounded nothing more to me than the usual "tabloidy" talk.
Brilliant. Well done Vice.
Can't wait to see it. Great video Vice! ☺️👍
It is so awesome you got to be on the set and talk to the director. I would give anything for an opportunity like that! But thanks to your wonderful video, I feel as if I am there.
Can't stop thinking about this movie. Came out of the cinema yesterday but I am still dreaming. It is just so perfect. What an amazing team of artists and talented people. Denis Villeneuve made it happen!
Kim Taylor Bennett became my favorite entertainment reporter/interviewer with this video. She has a natural, authentic feel, and she's very easy to look at. I loved it when she snapped, "Goddammit, Harrison, why not?" Totally charming.
this movie is so creative, with a lots of designing character, i really wish i found my self in this team one day. creativity is the best. great producer, editor , designers and actors. bravo
incredible film, takes the themes of the first film and builds upon them very well
listen to 5:54 to 6:03 with your eyes closed.....dirty
lol
THE BLASTER
HAHAHAH thank you for that xD
lmao
HAHAHA!! .. that made me laugh my ass off! :))
This chick is so adorable i can't even right now omg
That was a great watch. Kim Taylor Bennet was unknown to me before now but I hope see her do more great videos as her interview and presenting style is so refreshing compared to many of her peers.
Brilliant job by Vice News! I love your stuff!
That Rachel special effect was one of the most amazing things I've ever seen. Seems like they did a similar thing to the Y-Wing pilots in "Rogue One." Very impressive.
ABSOLUTELY love this film
Amazing piece - Well done KTB
9:30 what a compliement from the man himself
If this can at least get me to say "Wow that was good! I can't wait to go back to the cinema and watch it again" that's all I need.
Same. I hope that I will want to watch it at least twice.
MrHEC381991 well looks like that what the reveiws are saying
You will
MrHEC381991 o
Saw it in IMAX last night. Can’t wait to go back
Love ScFi, Love Philip K Dick, Love Blade Runner! So naturally I LOVED this movie! Don't let the crap about the low box office numbers put you off. The first Blade Runner suffered the same problems oddly enough. Yet it's considered one of the best Scfi films of all time.
Loved this. Thank you for the joy :)
Best visual effects i've seen. Was completely convincing.
"The future is a pretty awful place" If we keep treating nature so carelessly as we had until now dear, certainly it will...
The irony is that people like her are accelerating us into that awful future she dislikes so much.
"Well goddamnit Harrison, why not?"
Just found this piece, Kim is you are a great host! love the tone! gonna watch 2049 again tonight
Haha. Good job! Best piece we've seen on the production. Props to Vice and especially Kim Taylor Bennet :)
I wish this was 2 + hours long
What made this movie great was they made it as good as the first one. He didn't try too hard. They didn't "wokeify" the script. They just made a story that made sense. They didn't interject any of "today" into the movie. That is key. Hollywood tries to interject too much of "the present" into movies today instead of letting people get lost in the movie and forget everything about reality.
U know the anchor of this piece is truly loved and appreciated when most of the comments( in a Ridley Scott /Denis movie with actors like H.Ford,Ryan,Ana )are about her presence and her gracefulness.Wow...that's a first .
The interviewer and the kind of questions she came up with are fantastic
The best film of the 2010-2019 Decade.
amazing film saw it yesterday.
Such a great movie. Loved every minute of it.
love this. thank you, VICE.
Dr. Eldon Tyrell made Bladerunner. Its not Bladerunner without a scene of Tyrell in his robes chilling in bed and trading future stocks. How glorious that character was...
I love Joe Turkel. He did the same thing in The Shining as Lloyd the bartender.
Haha, yea he did.
2049 isn’t exactly sufferings from forgettable villains. Luv is terrifying.
I actually appreciated that 2049 did not over rely on intertextuality and throwbacks to the previous movie. It is the answer to my problems with another recent installment of a hallowed Sci Fi franchise: Star Wars.
Always wanted to make music for Blade Runner! So guess how honored I am that my music was chosen as the intro to this making of Blade Runner 2049... I guess dreams come true ;) If u like it, check the full version of the song at: vimeo.com/iamlefou/sun
Gotta plug somehow...I know the feeling. It's a great world of sound out there. You might like what I did with my short film. Dedicated to the masters. Not for phones. ua-cam.com/video/PH7vdg8m9MY/v-deo.html
I had to use Command-F to look for the word "music" in hope that I could find whoever made the music for this video. That's how much I wanted to know. Really great work, sir.
As soon as I started the video and heard that, I knew it'd be good. Thanks for that!
If you have a download of the song somewhere or a purchase link it'd be much appreciated.
Awesome music
So awesome!! Thanks Vice
After seeing that this, I'm so hyped for this film next week. LETS GO!!!
Ryan Gosling and Ana de Armas is perfect couple in this amazing movie.
Hands down the best Sci-Fi sequel ever.
I love you for this. I really do! Thank you! And please! More of this stuff!
Major inspiration to me. Thank you!
Who made a better replica blaster, the film makers or Adam Savage?
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On some of Adam's more recent posts, I've dropped the hint that he should make the black leather coat that Roy Batty wears. Adam puts so much energy into the other costumes...a Batty leather coat could be worn a lot of the time in San Francisco. He's already got the light hair style...We only have warm nights about 3 weeks out of the year...and plenty of foggy days to creep around in. Seems so obvious to me....
HuwGaas Adam savage. No doubt.
they're damn near identical. Savage only got a couple hrs with the original but has also made every prop version from the original and all variants of it. unanswerable question.
Mmh, no Roger Deakins? It’s a cathedral of a movie because of him. His enriching collaboration with the great Villeneuve is a gift that keeps on giving. But DP tend to be overlooked for their stellar achievement in filmmaking, it’s really, really sad.
Just saw this masterpiece of . a film yesterday. Amazing!
Today we are just doing close ups. That's 12 hours of just doing close ups. LOVE IT.
Wow, Kim is so charming!
Kind of glad I didn't watch this until after I saw the movie. Idk why companies allow this kind of indepth spoilers in a way before the movie came out.
we are so blessed we could have this movie come to be, in the perfect hands of Villeneuve.
Maybe it's the wine, but Harrison's answer to the last question was so perfect it just made me.....cry.
The original was a dream like movement. Cant really beat that. It will be good but obviously faster paced and more action.
Not being a dick but have you seen the movie or are you just going by trailers and promo material? Modern trailers are 100% about selling the movie and often miss the mark on what tone and feel the filmmakers are going for. This could very well be a slow, methodical movie, with contextual action scenes here in there, like the first. Also keep in mind that Denis Villeneuve is a super atmospheric director and likes to take his time setting up scenes and is great at building tension. No way it will surpass the first but I wouldn't want any other modern director to make a sequel to Blade Runner
I'l bet you 100 bucks im right, no movies since 1980s take their time for a good story.
How wrong you were
Better cough up that hundred bucks buddy...
Best movie ever created after decades. Shame that it didnt do very well in Box office. Shame on you new generations with poor taste!
Remember that the original movie was also a box office failure. At that was out in ‘82.
10:45 This is what makes movies like this so timeless
Best vice journalist, hands down.
I'm going to watch this film and judge it on its own merit. It'll be hard to keep the original out of my head, but I really want to give this squeal a chance.
Paddy Magenis 98% rotten tomatoes
I went in with the same mindset as you. I think you will be very pleased. Incredible film that is great within itself as well as being very worthy of the Blade Runner name.
its beyond worth it.
This is basically Blade Runner without the poetry of the directors cut. I'm just glad this isn't a blockbuster remake
Thanks for letting us know, Saheeb.
I've not seen the sequal yet, the original was sooo good! Wonderful atmosphere, legendary cast. I was hooked into the story from the start. Coupled with the moody track from Vangelis. A true gem of a movie. 'The future looks... frightening....'
Atfter watching this 'Making of... ' I'm much more inclined to see the full film.
Great video!