Blade Runner 2049 (2017) Movie • Page 11

I interpreted that he died, but it could also be taken as the replicant inside him died. He's witnessed his miracle

 

Score was fine but I wish there was ever a chance of hearing the Johannsson score

 

Also was it kind of implied that the members of that resistance had all been implanted with child's memories and that's how they found each other? When the leader says "we all wish it was us" or whatever I started thinking that she'd been helping recruit replicants using her own memories.
This is probably way off base it was just a thought I had during that scene.

 

I've read that so much and I completely disagree. She said that as in we've all dreamed of being the one but not in a literal sense, like the way we dream of being actors or musicians. It's obvious considering she said it and she was there for the birth

 

this was one of Harrison Ford's best performances to date.

 

that last scene will stand tall among any in his career

 

Her eyes were green

 

Yeah I meant all of them but her. Idk it was just a random thought I had while I was watching it.

 

Yeah no I've seen it a lot and I don't think what she said should be taken at face value.

 

Yeah I'm not saying it should either.

 

I found that the relationship between K and Koi was really interesting, like just the concept of two AIs developing feelings and attachments as humans would.

 

My MoviePass just showed up. IT’S. ON.

 

Took a half-day from work to see this. MoviePass must have been heaven-sent.

 

Easily my favorite movie of the year. I was pissed when it ended because I had heard people talk about how long it is and assumed I had another hour to go. And I was ready for that hour.

So much to unpack.

 

Also, I like how they kept the ambiguity of Deckard being a Replicant or not, I was so worried they were going to make him a human with the child business but that bit with his alleged true purpose in the original makes the mystery more intriguing.

 

I hope I never forget how I felt during that fight scene at the end by the ocean at night. The action wasn't even that different/impressive (it was still very very good) but god damn did it look good. The lightning, wondering if K/Joe was going to let Deckard drown. Fuck!

 

Just got out of this. And yep. That part left an impression for sure.

 

Stunning.

 

Wow I LOVED that. So refreshingly low key compared to many modern sci-fi's. That ending was just beautiful.

 

I'm really glad this kept the slow burn of the original. I figured it would become a full blown action movie, because that's not really Villeneuve's style, but I was still relieved at the way it was executed. Definitely not as noir inspired, but this was really great.

Only thing that bugs me I feel like with the set up of the replicant army that they'll be tempted to make a bad sequel based on that.
The acting was superb all around. I hate Jared Leto the person, but I thought he was a good choice for this role though I really wanted his character to die. I think this thing I've seen Ana de Armas and Sylvia Hoeks in, both were outstanding. I got really excited when I saw Wood Harris. I'm bummed he barely had a role.

 

I didn't mind Jared Leto in this, but it really is a shame that we didn't get to see David Bowie in that role instead...

 

Oh man, I didn't even know that role was for Bowie. Damn, I would have loved to see that.

 

I think the subtlety of the role served leto well. In his more over-the-top roles he can be a bit grating but I felt he was well used here.

 

Leto is at his best when he plays minor roles imo