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So thank you so much for being here."Blade Runner 2049" is out next week on October 6.It is-- Fucking awesome.
"Blade Runner 2049" is out next week on October 6.
It's a "Blade Runner" movie, you have to be in that kind of aesthetic zone.
and toss your Blade Runner gun on the roof.
He was talking about how Blade Runner was his favorite movie, because it was the first sci-fi movie where the past, the present, and the future
But when you do a "Blade Runner" movie, you cannot go very far from the CS-80, which is the original synthesizer that Vangelis used.
The story was Blade Runner, is my favorite, and that's obvious, you know, the replicants are better than the humans.
Some of you may have seen the movie "Blade Runner," which was based on a novel by Philip K. Dick.
Is there-- so we talked about kind of the negatives with Blade Runner.
Do you have a preference between the original cut of "Blade Runner" or-- of the original-- or the final cut,
And there are several moments like that in "Blade Runner 2049," and those are my favorite ones.
We already saw that in the London Olympics with Blade Runner.
has had so many great novels that have been turned into movies like "Blade Runner" or the "Man in the High Castle," but supposedly his work was part
But is there anything with the technology or a piece of technology from the original Blade Runner or this one that you would like to see become a reality?
I'm happy to be with you to share my experience about the making of "Blade Runner 2049" with you today, but I don't think you will learn anything about your field.
it was for me 2049 as a kind of love letter to the original "Blade Runner."
But it was interesting, in the original "Blade Runner," the replicants were-- maybe they were the heroes of the film.
A lot of people this rubs them the wrong way because they’ve watched Blade Runner or AI the movie or something like this.
It's like this really kind of dystopian depictions of capitalism, maybe going back to "Blade Runner," maybe going back beyond, and how, for some people,
Some of you might recognize it from-- that's really bad on the screen that big-- might recognize it from "Blade Runner," Deckard's apartment.
So when Ryan Gosling, him becoming-- stepping into a Blade Runner role, did you give him any advice on what he should be doing?
So a few more from social-- what should we expect of Deckard and his evolution with the Blade Runner universe from the first film
to come and talk to us about his amazing new movie, "Blade Runner 2049." So I'm sure like many of you, "Blade Runner"
So I was so excited to hear that he was going to take the helm for the new "Blade Runner" film.
I remember he told me that at one point, the original "Blade Runner" was born at the time where there was "Star Wars" and "Indiana Jones," all
I think one of the things that we all fell in love with in the first "Blade Runner''-- and I'm sure you're continuing in the new film--
I mean, "Blade Runner" seemed to suggest that the difference between replicants and humans was sort of the emotional, empathetic side, right,
It's easy to knock down cities that are pre-existing or put-- as much as I love "Blade Runner", it was an inspirational movie, it's
Philip K Dick, who I'll talk about in a minute, who had a big impact on this book, whereas, in "Blade Runner," for example, or "Total Recall," why
I'm Kevin Vlk, and today, we welcome Harrison Ford from "Blade Runner 2049."
What was the first thing that you thought when you found out there was going to be a Blade Runner sequel?
I mean, it has such a strong style, the first "Blade Runner."
So I mean, I think the last scene of "Blade Runner" is probably
There are, I believe, at least six different cuts of the original "Blade Runner" with, in some cases, noticeably different endings.
And if you didn't get that reference, that is a "Blade Runner" reference.
Whereas with a film viewer, you can pretty much assume, for example, they've seen "Blade Runner."
And that's, if a bear ever rushes me, I'm going to, you know, reel off the second unit credits for Blade Runner I guess before I'm killed.
It threatens our own humaness the better we are at making these things, which takes us into "Blade Runner" and lots of other fictions
A lot of people that this rubs them the wrong way, it's because they've watched Blade Runner or AI the movie or something like this, in a lot of these movies we're not really talking
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