Whereas BR was streamlined (or too simple depending on your perspective) this movie was all over the place. I don't want to get into spoilers but there were a few elements that felt forced into the story and then abandoned. Honestly there were a few moments I hoped they would expand upon bc there were good ideas. But they seemed to be rushing into several subplots that had weak payoffs.
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Réponse de FlyingSaucersAreReal
le 12 octobre 2017 à 16h16
He should be dead. I like the way the ending sort of resonates with the first film, with a replicant saving Deckard before dying, this time in the snow.
Réponse de The_Foxcatcher
le 13 octobre 2017 à 01h11
I think the film lacked Depth. It did have a good focus, layered story and characters.
The first Blade Runner gave a sense of depression. It was very well set in a chaotic dystopian retro-future where humans are too consumed in technology. By the end, we can feel for the replicants and relate how helpless they were; primary reason being that they had a 4 year life span and they could do nothing about it. And so can we relate the ruthless nature of greedy powerful man like Tyrrell and his death concludes the end of one such evil.
BR2094 just doesn't happen to make us feel for the replicants except that the rogue ones were outcast. And they were many. We dont know who were the old models and who were the new ones and what motivated the new models to go rogue, if slavery, then there wasn't any subtle justification established and the plot just kept moving like 'Oblivion' with the protagonist working for an organization to hunt down the rebels fighting for their cause. And what happened to Wallace at the end?... Nothing and he is still alive producing more replicants. He didn't succeed because he couldn't make any replicants who fully 'obey' and rogues such as K would keep on emerging. So instead of focusing on producing Replicants with reproduction ability, he needed to concentrate on designing Replicants who are fool-proof.
Just my opinion.
Réponse de movie_nazi
le 13 octobre 2017 à 08h26
??? The only holographic being is K GF. She is just a side kick/side story. All of the other holographic machines in the film were "dumb" technology. Not artificial intelligence so comparable to what we have today.
No she doesn't. She simply creates the phony memories that they plant into replicants to make them more subservient.
Um, were we watching the same movie? Even though she was imposed on the hooker, it was quite obvious that it was an image imposed on her. A woman would have to be REALLY drunk to fall for that!
Oh Invi darling, you always come up with some of the most outrageous theories.
I like reading them to be sure but this one I cannot take seriously.
Réponse de The_Foxcatcher
le 13 octobre 2017 à 09h48
It wasn't a Hologram. It was Replicant. Luv shoots her on the head to death.
Réponse de movie_nazi
le 13 octobre 2017 à 12h32
@Invidia
She was simply creating memories using the holographic projector in the room she was in. A "monitor" if you will. These holographic projections were simply there to aid in the constructing of the memories. They are not the finished product.
Réponse de movie_nazi
le 13 octobre 2017 à 13h05
No, they were not REAL memories. That was her JOB. To create PHONY memories using the computer that looked like an old 35mm camera and the hologram room was the computer's "monitor" . Remember when K asked her if the memory implanted in his head was a real memory she states that it is ILLEGAL to use REAL memories. Of course, we find out later that she did, in fact, use a REAL memory.
Réponse de movie_nazi
le 13 octobre 2017 à 16h39
Yes, I believe I made a comment about that here somewhere about how someone with a compromised immune system was living in that filthy orphanage. Does not compute.
Réponse de FlyingSaucersAreReal
le 13 octobre 2017 à 18h15
Good point. She was lying about them being real memories because they wanted Gossling to think he was the natural born replicant. It was part of their plan to leave a false trail. I think that explains it.
Réponse de Neuronhead
le 15 octobre 2017 à 07h22
She seemed to want K to know that she was better than him. "I'm the best one". What better way than to continually defeat him? She could only experience that pleasure once if she killed him. And then he'd be dead, and she'd not have K out there, knowing she was better.
Réponse de Neuronhead
le 15 octobre 2017 à 07h22
She seemed to want K to know that she was better than him. "I'm the best one". What better way than to continually defeat him? She could only experience that pleasure once if she killed him. And then he'd be dead, and she'd not have K out there, knowing she was better.
Réponse de shiftnumlock
le 16 octobre 2017 à 11h28
I've seen it twice now and there is a moment in the film that Luv says says she 'likes' him. Luv's been monitoring K throughout his mission and I think it's possible some affinity developed for him. She saved his life multiple times.
Réponse de shiftnumlock
le 16 octobre 2017 à 11h34
The early stages of the disorder could have allowed for more mobility? Maybe as she got older she was forced into the bubble?
Réponse de FlyingSaucersAreReal
le 16 octobre 2017 à 12h03
If it really was her memory, it'd have to be something like that. No way could she have survived in that filthy orphanage, otherwise.
Réponse de shiftnumlock
le 16 octobre 2017 à 12h28
The film is wonderfully thought provoking. So many have complained about the pacing but I'd argue it's too fast. I didn't really understand "What it meant to be human" bit and that I was watching a modern retelling of a Pinocchio story until the second viewing. IMHO K's death was more meaningful than Roy Batty's. ATM I'm thinking 2049 might be better than the first. Subsequent viewings should shake it out.
Réponse de movie_nazi
le 16 octobre 2017 à 13h22
I can tell you with my single viewing the I believe it is indeed better than the first. It surpasses it visually, on it's philosophical points, and story. I honestly think the editing was done right. I do not believe the film was any longer than it needed it to be. I would argue that it could have been longer.