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Bladerunner!
Blade Runner 2049.
More from this artist: https://twitter.com/DavidMBuisan
Dec 24, 2017 7:42 AM
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Blade Runner 2049.
More from this artist: https://twitter.com/DavidMBuisan
NotACanadian
I'd page ISeeNipple, but this post is a little old for him.
rageforward
Runner? Hell, I damn near wrecked 'er!
crespomodesto
He's a good Joe
DarthLabradoodle
Multi-pass!
PyllyNalleMissionaries
TeslaFilledFuture
Cr0ssley
IFugginLoveBladeRunner
Zavarkin
Booty.
BautaStein
Problem with the new one is that you have to watch and understand the first movie to understand what the movie is about
kerflufflesmash
The original is one of my favorite movies but I don't understand all the love for the new one... So boring... didn't need to be 3 hrs
ackwell
It was perhaps a little drawn out, but so was the original - I've only seen the director's cut, and it's likewise very slow and 1/2
ackwell
2/2 methodical. It's as much a cyberpunk/noir as it is an art film. Take the time to take it all in and enjoy the beautiful visuals.
revrize
https://twitter.com/DavidMBuisan/status/932606707305517057 Please credit the artist
oblivioustoreality
Thanks for linking, just fixed the description. Much appreciated!
crespomodesto
I was so syked to see this movie. Looking forward to dvd release to watch multiple times more.
djangojazz
Heard it was amazing, too bad it did not make that much money. Furthers Hollywood's determination to do formula driven stuff I am guessing.
trhopkins
Yeah it's a good movie. Stream it.
SpreadyUnsettling
Thankfully, Villeneuve keeps on putting out a masterpiece a year. No way people aren't gonna pay attention.
AtheistNotAntiTheist
The original blade-runner was a mass flop in the cinema on release. Purely due to the cult like fan base that kept it going post release
djangojazz
Same thing with Big Lebowski and Idiocracy. I think it is kind of like music too, you may not like on first play as much as the tenth.
randomthug
I still need to see this, missed it in the theater and the olbootybay only has shit copies.
ThatsMySecretCapImAlwaysHorny
The DVD isn't out yet, so there will most likely be only shit copies until then
HawaiianPizzaInMyTums
It's coming out next month. I haven't bought any movies to own for years now. That movie is worth owning
TheDudeOrHisDudeness
watch the first one first though, preferably read the book, too
CamelSpotter
The movie was great. I honestly feel that the movie deserves the support of being paid for rather than pirated.
Aypie
The only reason to watch it in IMAX is for sound. The film uses high dynamic range really well, never seen HDR in films this good.
SpreadyUnsettling
Basically the exact opposite of Peter Jackson's garish, headache inducing shit show of post optimized bullshit. Fuck I hate those movies.
oblivioustoreality
I definitely recommend you check it out!
randomthug
I'm excited but its gotta be so visual I'm waiting for the blue ray derp.
HawaiianPizzaInMyTums
Someone make this an upvote gif! https://filmvibes.files.wordpress.com/2017/10/tumblr_ot8kvevamt1qdhps7o4_r1_540.gif?w=552&h=225
JesusMaximus
https://thumbs.gfycat.com/HoarseMinorLark-size_restricted.gif
crespomodesto
I watched c beams glitter in the darkness near tan hauser gate
crespomodesto
I watched myself fail replying to the wrong comment
swedishmurdamachine
The first one is probably my favorite movie. Loved 2049, didn’t disappoint.
FullMetalJackass
Agree 100%
Benhorn7
"Ya want a wank?"
iMaker
Sicario and The Arrival and Blade Runner. This guy is doing Dune? Omg!
EarthTourist
HOLY SHIT HE IS!????
iMaker
Yep. Also check out Prisoner.
trhopkins
Dune too?......didn't like the movies.....might check it out.
Jarebear87
If you ever get a chance, read Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep.
swedishmurdamachine
Fantastic book!
DwightKSchrute69
Reading it right motherfuxkin now
Adrang
Gal gaDOT
LikeABonerInSweatpants
System, cells, interlinked, within
llamalibrarian
I loved the book in high school, re-read it earlier this year and was like "Huh... he can't write women very well at all"
LavanderEisly
Ok. Why are all the females in movie posters and such turned like that? Why can't they stand like everyone else?
narcoleptiKnickers
Because women standing normally, directly straight are just not sexy on a 2D screen. The actresses pose this way to accentuate curve line.
LavanderEisly
Ok sure, but why?
SpreadyUnsettling
Because sexism. Although in this one, that character is a sex bot holographic AI. Still no reason why every female always has to do it.
LavanderEisly
True.
TheOtherOneWithTheHair
Oh fuck off, that isn't sexism, women voluntarily to pose like this all the time. It's no different to how guys flex their arms for photos.
MarisFreeborn
Consider the "Hawkeye Project", w/ male models/characters posed similarly as Joi. It's spine-twisting and a bit unrealistic.
SpreadyUnsettling
Oh I forgot how the actors choose their pose themselves and how protection of power is the same as protection of sexiness.
dexterousgek
Is it actually fun to watch? Or one of those "You just don't get it" kind of movies?
ThatsMySecretCapImAlwaysHorny
It's slow paced like the original, with loads of eye candy. If you think the original is boring, don't watch the new one.
SpreadyUnsettling
I honestly think Scott is only a 50% good director, so I only liked the original about 50%. Villeneuve is ridiculously good both artisticall
SpreadyUnsettling
AND technically, so he was able to lift great ideas to their full potential and add new depth. Much prefer his sequel to the original.
bababababaooey
I loved it, but it’s definitely not for everyone - it’s slower paced and art-housey at times, but IMO it never gets boring.
dexterousgek
Good to know. I don't mind slow paced if they're good movies (Moon is one that jumped into my mind). I'll check out Bladerunner.
SpreadyUnsettling
I mean, if you liked Moon, this one's a no brainer. The love for the craft and the creativity seeps through the screen in the same way.
daft667
i like it better than the first. it's prob the most interesting film i've seen this year. but you need to be in the mood to watch it
pocketpython
I wanted to like it, but kept thinking how unnecessary the whole film was, especially bringing back Deckard.
CamelSpotter
The film was meant to progress on the whole "what measure is a non-human?" theme that the first movie had. I think it did a fine job.
CamelSpotter
I'm fairly sure that Deckard was added partly for nostalgia points, but his character didn't feel forced in the context of the movie.
pocketpython
I think I just wanted it to expand on the mythos. Why tie it to the other film, do a separate story - the world can support it
StephenDaniels
That's what I don't get, how can you see the replicants as not human? We don't even eat dolphins or Chimps because they're too smart.
CamelSpotter
Replicants have a reputation for going crazy and killing people, which is why blade runners are even needed. They "retire" them before that.
CamelSpotter
Replicants weren't always so advanced, they were commonly used for cheap labor. The technology simply grew faster than society could accept.
CamelSpotter
In 2049, K was the latest model of replicant that was supposed to be completely safe to humans. Roy was an example of the previous model.
CamelSpotter
Hands down the best sci-fi film of 2017.
Terran4543
One of the worst movies ever
albinoALPACA
dot.Sci-Fi
HappyPetunia
Best SF film of 1982, maybe....
therealbardman
Underselling it IMO, was a great sci-fi movie full stop. Great tribute to a classic which was always going to be a difficult act to follow.
AtomicCB
I see your comment and raise you Starship Troopers: Traitor of Mars
CamelSpotter
I missed that when it was in theaters and heard bad things about it. To be honest, I was disappointed that it wasn't live action.
AtomicCB
it's incredibly good, especially if you are a fan of the book and the original live action movie.
CamelSpotter
Good to know. I was cautious from the general reception around it. I'll check it out when I get the chance.
ShardOfOdium
All I heard was an hour and some more of over intensified SF cutting away half the dialogue.
Ohhhlookaunicorneatingasamurai
*Hans
BlunderbussVigilante
Time to get zimmered.
RobJenkins
Yup. Would have been nice to end the year with this beautiful thing rather than last Jedi
konduita
Hear, hear!
cvx007
Competition was weak
thatwoodguy
A lot of them were just aiming for the middle of the road to make money, not to actually say something Marvel/DC Im talking about you
cvx007
Well marvel is aming for movies that are fun to watch. No development in the genre though..
einePaulquappe
a system that produces artificial hoomans to join the capitatlistic food chain. awsome
JustLettingPeopleBeWrong
Do you smell toast?
jsconnected
Isn’t Star Wars Sci fi?
30Jonseredi
Yes.
nihilistdad
There's nothing scientific about SW. Space is just the location where the fantasy takes place.
keioto
Not really much science to it. Space Opera Futuristic Fantasy
skautkurt
Star wars was a cringy fucking dunpsterfire, imho
7uring
Sci-fantasy.
JustLettingPeopleBeWrong
Star Wars is fantasy. In space.
Zap117
Scifa
marderfucker
Kinda, but this one is still better.
LuffyFett
Yes, but the person said blade runner is better
Grymhar
It is. Last Jedi was weak and riddled with plotholes.
jsconnected
I both loved it and kinda didn’t love it
Grymhar
I'll admit, while watching it I did not hate it. But thinking back, I hate it more than any other of its series.
IamNotAshamed
force awakens was still worse imo. Last jedi at least had an original story.
IAmTheBeachIWorship
Wait, more than the prequels?
TrueGreenman
Depends on what you call Sci Fi. Star Wars is more Science Fantasy, true Science Fiction doesn't have space wizards
jsconnected
True that
Strikyre
Depends how specific you want to be. Star Wars is a Space Opera, technically. Bladerunner is Noir with a Sci-fi setting.
SpreadyUnsettling
Star Wars is not "technically" a space opera, since there's no singing in it. It's called a space opera as a joke, because of the story.
Strikyre
Space operas are melodramas set in space. They have as little to do with an opera as Soaps do.
Lowlsqwid
Not all operas have singing. Such as soap operas
MrShadewing
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_opera Space Opera has nothing to do with singing or music. It’s a play on the term Soap Opera.
Loutrezilla
Star Wars is both space op and sci fantasy. Pretty sure Bladerunner is cyberpunk.
igooutsidesometimes
The book Bladerunner was based on came out in 1968 before cyberpunk was a thing. It was more in the vein of Asmov's I, Robot series.
Strikyre
Because of space wizards with laser swords I'll give you Sci-Fan, but that's not typically how it's categorized.
MacDaddySmitt
Denis mothafuxin Villeneuve
UltraBooster
Hes like the Daniel Day Lewis of directing
heeloo
I haven't been more pumped about a movie as I am for Dune. I just know he's gonna do it justice. Probably setting myself up 4 disappointment
Fishwi
they're confirmed for another one?
SpreadyUnsettling
Very unlikely that he'll disappoint. With a repertoire like his, he gets a lot of creative control and he has proven that he only does
SpreadyUnsettling
projects he can pull off.
greatcapyy
Might be the best director there is at the moment.
iamtheweakestlink
Yes, him and Nolan, so consistent the both of them
Mopey
I'd agree, but I would also put Villeneuve's consistency to marginally higher level.
greatcapyy
He makes great movies out of mediocre screenplays.
lowqualitystuff
Consistently creates incredible films
UltraBooster
Enemy underrated
MacDaddySmitt
Is guuuuuuud Toronto film
SpreadyUnsettling
The best director out there. Consistently great movies. An amazing team around him (Deakins, Johanssonn/Zimmer) in every single one, and a
Boopdoot
I wonder if Deakins will get his Oscar this year?
SpreadyUnsettling
Considering he's been snubbed for O Brother, Sicario, Arrival, and basically everything he's done, I sure as shit hope so.
SpreadyUnsettling
unique ability to always maximize a scene's potential dramatically, visually and aurally. He even has an uncanny ability to consistently
SpreadyUnsettling
get acting performances of a career out of his actors, and he's proven himself in heavy dramas, hard sci-fi, thrillers, philosophical sci-fi
SpreadyUnsettling
and basically every aspect of those. The bridge sequence in Sicario is probably the best directed action sequence of all time, and I've
SpreadyUnsettling
never noticed him dropping the ball on as much as a single scene. He's ridiculously good, and has been so consistently.