Watching this on 4K is an amazing experience to the eyes, and Ryan Gosling should have won a best acting award.

one of the best cinema experiences of my life!2015 was Mad Max Fury Road, this was the best experience of 2017 and Dune was 2021!

"All the courage in the world cannot alter fact." Fun Fact: The Wallace Corporation's alert sound is from Peter And The Wolf (2006). Music Enthusiast Fact: The final scene in the snow uses the Tears In Rain (1982) theme from Blade Runner (1982), referencing Roy Batty's death scene. Whiskey Apology Fact: While shooting a fight scene, Harrison Ford accidentally punched Ryan Gosling in the face. As an apology to his co-star, Ford invited Gosling to share a bottle of Scotch whisky with him and mooned him. Method Actor Fact: In order to portray the blind character of Niander Wallace, Jared Leto decided to fit himself with opaque contact lenses that made it impossible for him to see. Jared Leto used Silicon Valley tech investors and inventors that he personally knows as examples of how Niander Wallace would behave. CGI Double Fact: A visual effects company worked for a full year on the scene in which Rachael (Sean Young) appears exactly as she did 35 years earlier in Blade Runner (1982). Stand-in actress Loren Peta acted out the scene and her appearance was changed through CGI to resemble Young. Rachael's voice was provided by a sound double. Director Denis Villeneuve purposely limited the number of Rachael's shots and gave the visual effects team ample time to work, to avoid the criticism that the digitally re-created Carrie Fisher and Peter Cushing in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) had drawn. He said the result was mesmerizing.

One of the rare Sequels to match, if not surpass, the Quality of the Original. For the record, I like them equally. Villeneuve also directed _Sicario_ and _Prisoners,_ which are both amazing. Am not sure if you have already watched these, but if you haven't, you should. Villeneuve is one of the most consistently great directors working today.

The memory lady was his daughter, surprised you didn't pick up on it when they started explaining it and showing the flashbacks with her.

I just discovered your channel and watched your gone girl reaction and I’m about to watch BR2049 now. I enjoyed your Gone Girl reaction so much because of your enthusiasm about the cinematography and lighting. 2049 is one of my favorite sci-fi movies. The storytelling, cinematography, characterization, the lighting. Everything is perfect. What are some of your favorite film ig accounts

I think we’ve discovered the one thing Jared Leto is good at playing: creepy billionaire. Villeneuve is a master of science fiction.

Yes, Roger Deakins did win an Oscar for this movie. So many beautiful shots in this. I also recommend another movie he worked on, "The Assasination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford".

Fun trivia: the opening scene was originally gonna be the opening scene in the original with Deckard hunting down a random replicant.

Oh hell yeah! Im stayin' up late for this one! This movie gets better every time you watch it.

I think you'd enjoy The Place Beyond the Pines, with Ryan Gosling and Bradley Cooper. And Drive, with Ryan Gosling and Carey Mulligan. Half Nelson is really good too. For a slightly sci-fi /time travel vibe , have a look at Stay, with Ryan Gosling and Ewan McGregor 💛 I prefer BR 2049 to the first one but I think you need to see both of them to get the very most out of the sequel 😊xx

I'd suggest watching an older movie called, "Rollerball", from 1974, why? Because what the director was implying back then is happening now.

HYYYPE, saving it for later so I can watch with some snacks, been very excited for you to get to this one.

Old origami cop cameo was unexpected.. but not on Rachel's level! :O

Really good fillm but the first is a masterpiece.

Huge thanks to Oliver and Huxley! 🌆 All hail to director Denis Villeneuve.

Like the original, everyone slated this film on release but I think it will go on to be a cult favourite.

Good film

Bro watch 'Leo' , its remake of a Hollywood movie

Yess, that's Gaf, *"The Blade Runner!!!"*

Is this a new one?

Yes, I enjoy this far more than the original because it expands the world, and Roger Deakins' cinematography rightfully earned him the Oscar. The love scene involving Joi, Mariette, and K is reminiscent of 'Her' (2013) starring Joaquin Phoenix and Scarlett Johansson, where they use a third-party prostitute as a proxy for Johansson's voice-operated AI system. There are three short films bridging between the first film and this are as followed: 2036: Nexus Dawn follows Niander Wallace as he presents a new Nexus-9 replicant to lawmakers 2048: No Where to Run follows Sapper Morton as he protects a mother and child Blade Runner Black Out 2022 is an anime where Edward James Olmos reprises his role as Gaff during the electromagnetic pulse that erases the Tyrell Corporation’s database of registered replicants

Apiary is the word you’re looking for. Not a bee farm. Lol. Beekeeping is a noble task sir.

I hope you watched the 2 or 3 Short films here on youtube before you watched this movie 🥺🥺🥺

I hate Blade Runner