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Blade Runner 2049 Explained | Denis Villeneuve

#bladerunner2049 #bladerunner #denisvilleneuve #scifimovies #ryangosling #harrisonford #anadearmas Blade Runner 2049 (2017) Explained Deliberately paced and densely layered, Blade Runner 2049 can be a bit hard to wrap your head around. What’s so important about Replicants giving birth? Are artificial people any less human than naturally born people? And even after thirty years, we still want to know – is Deckard a replicant? Let’s take a deep dive into this thrilling, cerebral epic. Denis Villeneuve’s Blade Runner is the long-awaited sequel to Ridley Scott’s 1982 sci-fi cult classic, which was loosely based on Philip K Dick’s 1968 novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? Though Scott’s Blade Runner didn’t do well at the box-office, it was considered as the foundational film in the cyberpunk subgenre. Moreover, many critics hail it as one of the greatest American movies of all time. The idea for a sequel first emerged in the 1990s. But financing and licensing issues took more than two decades to resolve. In February 2015, it was confirmed that Denis Villeneuve would direct the sequel and that Blade Runner’s protagonist character Deckard (Harrison Ford) would reprise his role. The World of Blade Runner Blade Runner was set in 2019 California; the world is heavily polluted and a large chunk of the human population has already moved to off-world colonies. The all-powerful Tyrell Corporation has created bio-engineered humans, whose slave labour is the foundation upon which off-world communities are built. Called ‘Replicants’, these humanoid beings gradually develop self-awareness and become more ‘human’. Some break away from the colonies and escape to Earth. In order to hunt them down, government-sanctioned bounty hunters called “Blade Runners” are recruited to ‘retire’ the Replicants. Because Replicants are so indistinguishable from humans, Blade Runners must use a unique ‘empathy test’ called the Voight-Kampff Test to identify them. The 1982 movie mostly revolves around Los Angeles Blade Runner Rick Deckard, who goes after four replicant fugitives. They are all part of Tyrell Corp’s Nexus-6 model, whose lifespan is only around four years. In his journey, Deckard comes across an alluring Nexus-7 replicant named Rachael (Sean Young). She’s made with implanted human memories. Eventually, Deckard’s experiences make him question the nature of human identity and the commoditized outlook of replicants. Eventually, he flees away from Los Angeles with Rachael. 30 Years Later Catch our full analysis: https://flickside.com/blade-runner-20... Subscribe to Flickside:    / @flicksideofficial   Website: https://flickside.com/ Instagram:   / flickside_official   Threads: https://www.threads.net/@flickside_of... Twitter:   / flicksidem   Facebook:   / flicksidemovies   Video clips: Warner Bros./ Lasso Group Music License (License Date: Jan 17, 2024): 1. Mysterious 80's https://elements.envato.com/mysteriou... Item ID: AJVCCL3 Author Username: lucafrancini Licensee: Joseph Guilar Registered Project Name: Flickside Code: 4CFSULJ6R2 2. Atmosphere https://elements.envato.com/atmospher... ID: SXARPSR Author Username: EightBallAudio Licensee: Joseph Guilar Registered Project Name: Flickside Code: AZGFU7HXJB 3. Atmospheric Sad Cyberpunk https://elements.envato.com/atmospher... Item ID: 5HT8XBY Author Username: LumenMedia Licensee: Joseph Guilar Registered Project Name: Flickside Code: FMK95TNZSC 4. Ambient Cyberpunk Dreams https://elements.envato.com/ambient-c... ID: GU6GUW9 Author Username: SCOREWIZARDS Licensee: Joseph Guilar Registered Project Name: Flickside Code: BYQVHN94ZM 5. Dark Future Cyberpunk Electronica https://elements.envato.com/dark-futu... ID: ZLZEZBP Author Username: Antracto Licensee: Joseph Guilar Registered Project Name: Flickside Code: VQ4FXSAD35 6. Dark Electronic Cinematic https://elements.envato.com/dark-elec... Item ID: YKGN7LT Author Username: Crypt-of-Insomnia Licensee: Joseph Guilar Registered Project Name: Flickside Code: QSG7EL6W3V Flickside is a web channel dedicated to covering cinema through reviews, video essays, and analytical compilations. Our aim is to encourage informed discussion and conversation around films. To achieve this, we use short extracts from films, sometimes sound recordings, and pictures. These clips are minimal and carefully selected, ensuring they do not interfere with the commercial exploitation of the complete works by their copyright owners. Our use of these works complies with the fair dealing exception under Sec. 52 of the Copyright Act, and we assert our use of the works under the exception provided for criticism and review.