
In the smog-choked dystopian Los Angeles of 2019, blade runner Rick Deckard is called out of retirement to terminate a quartet of replicants who have escaped to Earth seeking their creator for a way to extend their short life spans.
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Final Cut Man, this thing was so disappointing. The plot wasn't all too compelling, I didn't really like any of the characters, and the line delivery was so awkward. But, the set design and the visuals were stunning and spectacular, but all it did was just make me more excited to see 2049
This is probably one of the most challenging films I have had to review. On the one hand, the movie is incredible at achieving its goal. The world is fascinating, the cinematography captures the tone incredibly well, the production and sets are rich and well made and the score is very atmospheric. On a technical scale it’s marvelous and I will say the film has not left my brain since I watched it last night. The movie is very memorable and the mood it gives really doesn’t leave you.It put me in a really bad and unhappy mood but that was defiantly the point. However I can’t deny that I didn’t enjoy watching it and I honestly could do without ever watching it again. It’s not even that it’s such a downer movie, it’s just that the film is the same mood for the entire film and it never changes from melancholy, lonely or just uhh shitty. My favorite film of all time is 2001, so people expect…
“Quite an experience to live in fear, isn't it? That's what it is to be a slave.”
thought I would be better but too weird. Think I’ll like the 2nd one better.
n entendi nada mto foda
watched The Final Cut I'm a bit conflicted here because on one hand, I found the world built here extremely more interesting aesthetically than the one in 2049. (And I think if I rewatched these two I would like this one better). But I was kinda sleepy during this watch for a few moments. The atmosphere here is incredibly rich. It doesn’t just feel like “future” but carries a bunch of qualities that feel lived in. There’s a tiny scene with a bunch of people on bikes that feels almost accidental and it’s awesome. Overall, an image that's very textured and a world that feels very live in. The way the images of eyes, which are so important to the narrative here, are filmed feels so iconic. I love the Voight Kampf test scenes. They sort of carry the main ideas of the central theme of humanity of the film, and when paired with the interactions between Deckard and Rachel, feel just…
blade that runs. masterpiece.
“If only you could see what I’ve seen with your eyes”
Grym prod men story lite wonky och oklar??
"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." Vangelis playing in the background Ten legendarny monolog to jedyny moment w Blade Runnerze który można uznać za jakkolwiek ckliwy, ponieważ przez resztę czasu nie wpada w pułapkę stania się wyciskaczem łez, mimo iż przy takim materiale i tematyce ta pułapka musiała być bardzo kusząca; dzięki czemu popis Rutgera Hauera nabiera jeszcze większej mocy i mnie też kapnęło kawałek deszczu na koszulę. Chociaż film zadaje pytania które zostały już zadane, nadal jest to iście filozoficzny traktat, być może dziś - kiedy nieśmiało wkraczamy w erę sztucznej inteligencji - jeszcze bardziej aktualny niż te ponad 40 lat temu. Właśnie, ten…