>we need a character who inspires the audience to fast forward the scene >"sir Jared Leto is already stumbling around set with blackout contact lenses in."
I kind of love that old harrisson ford gives zero fricks about anything.
Like he just shows up on set in a dirty t-shirt and jeans like "this is my costume, frick hair, frick makeup, nobody's fricking touching me, let's read these lines and get it over with"
he cuts a robo women's stomach open to impress his robo secretary, just sell the fricking thing.
Its out of touch rich people telling you how out of touch rich people would act.
>Its out of touch rich people telling you how out of touch rich people would act.
Wouldn't the out of touch rich people know better how out of touch rich people would act? >he cuts a robo women's stomach open to impress his robo secretary, just sell the fricking thing.
Why would a trillionaire manufacturer care?
Once humans' bodies + DNA are hacked into, they become transhuman, humanoid-adjacent. Robots are just one extreme example. The no longer human can be casually disembowled for shits and giggles.
He didn't do it to impress her. And the Replicant was infertile, Wallace intended to breed them so the one he killed was a failure thus immaterial. He has millions of Replicants—killing one is nothing to him when he can just make more.
in what world is natural reproduction a more efficient method than assembly line production? I could buy his motivation if he was obsessed with Tyrell's legacy and wanted to create naturally reproducing replicants as a means of becoming a god or whatever but needing two replicants to bang and pop out a baby 9 months later that then takes 20 years before you can sell it is MUCH slower than whatever method they were already using to make them
>needing two replicants to bang and pop out a baby 9 months later that then takes 20 years before you can sell it is MUCH slower than whatever method they were already using to make them
To be fair it's never said that it follows the normal human reproduction timescale. From a purely profit centric perspective, it's far cheaper to have them make themselves 'naturally' than to have to manufacture them, if for no other reason than materials and energy costs. Completely realistic and buyable for an IRL corporation to prioritize that kind of cost cutting to increase stock value.
I think it's just fine and doesn't bother me one bit. I will agree on the flea market wardrobe though. He didn't have to look like a runway model or anything but damn was that a lazy choice.
this is my favourite jared leto performance
everything else, he feels like he's fumbling in the dark to hold on to his character, but he was completely plugged in as this futuristic creep. he should do more stuff like this.
ARE REPLICANTS ROBOTS OR BIOLOGICAL HUMANS GROWN IN A LAB
Robots: >huge stregth, endurance, toughness, running through walls, killing barehanded etc >preprogrammed death clock >used for labor which would lilely kill a human >behavior is abnormal and measurable
Biohumans: >are treated like ones in the films context. Why care if you kill a robot? Do you care when you throw out an old laptop? >apparently full of blood and bones. Why fill a robot with this goop >complex emotions ans thoughts which wouldnt be programmed into a roboman
PLEASE help me, anons. Ive argued this back and forth with people for years
They're biohumans that have grown more advanced with each subsequent model. They're flesh and blood but ultimately still synthetic and have augmented abilities such as strength, durability, etc. I do wonder about the emotional aspect though, especially with Nexus-9s that are intended for Blade Runner work. They're subjected to Baseline tests to keep them in line and make sure they aren't becoming emotionally unstable, when it would be easier to just build them unable to feel anything and be essentially just walking talking tools.
Just like the whole uproar with AI replacing actors and artists, I feel like this would be a huge threat to humankind in general. Mass produced humans purpose build and bred for specific purposes to be cogs in the machines, always following directions and doing as told. Wouldn't be long before they outnumber natural humans. What would be the point of keeping normal humans around when they whine, complain, question, malfunction, start conflicts?
It did still seem like it's an overcrowded slums everywhere and ruins outside of that. So that's just as bad. The "human kind" just uses up the resources, leaves the planet a depleted mess and flies off to parts unknown in space, leaving the "normal" people left to wallow in the trash.
Their people. The "Machine" aspect was created by Tyrell et all to dehumanize them and ensure they would remain a disposable resource. The irony is that by the end of the sequel natural born humans are just as disposable as the replicants due to the fact that everything in society has been antomized and commondified. The fact that there's a whole dumps filled with people illustrates this point further.
I'm still a bit confused by the final act of 2049. Why did Wallace even send Deckard off-world? I know they say for "further interrogation" but like, this is the one lead you've been looking for, and he's safe in your HQ. How is being off-world going to help? So then K finds the convoy somehow, I don't remember, and then just starts blasting. Like I'm assuming he had already decided not to actually kill Deckard, but he's just fricking gunning b***hes down with no concern for his target's safety. How did he even know which spinner Deckard was in? Cause he shoots the one down and it just fricking crashes and explodes. Anyway, then a prolonged and rather embarrassingly choreographed fight scene takes place, and then K and Deckard leave.
They argue about some shit and K says he killed Deckard or something, so I guess that's it? Deckard is just officially dead? Because nobody will investigate the wreckage. Nobody was tracking the entire ambush. Nobody is tracking the duo at that very moment. K just knows these things somehow. So then they lead whoever is likely tracking them straight to Stelline. You know the one person dozens of people have died over, that Deckard has been in hiding to protect for over thirty years? Yeah now seems like an appropriate time for a visitation.
Whatever, I hope there's no CCTV in the lab. That'd be kinda awkward, right? All this ambiguous subterfuge just for a assumed dead Deckard's face to show up. Don't forget to grab K's body on your way out, Ricky. I know you're like eighty, but if anybody finds him dead outside the Lab, that's gonna be pretty suspicious and attract attention to your daughter. Why don't bodycams exist in the future?
I can understand that the owner of a megacorpration would be a weird psychopath but Tyrell at least seemed like a human being. This homosexual acts like he's playing a replicant designed to emulate a really shitty actor.
>we need a character who inspires the audience to fast forward the scene
>"sir Jared Leto is already stumbling around set with blackout contact lenses in."
>Harrison, just don't say anything the whole scene, just make faces like you're paying attention, we'll fix it in post
I kind of love that old harrisson ford gives zero fricks about anything.
Like he just shows up on set in a dirty t-shirt and jeans like "this is my costume, frick hair, frick makeup, nobody's fricking touching me, let's read these lines and get it over with"
yeah, I zone out during his parts
he's just hamming it up every fricking time
He's not that over the top for someone in his position. Meaning evil wise, the performance isn't great.
he cuts a robo women's stomach open to impress his robo secretary, just sell the fricking thing.
Its out of touch rich people telling you how out of touch rich people would act.
>Its out of touch rich people telling you how out of touch rich people would act.
Wouldn't the out of touch rich people know better how out of touch rich people would act?
>he cuts a robo women's stomach open to impress his robo secretary, just sell the fricking thing.
Why would a trillionaire manufacturer care?
>he cuts a robo women's stomach open
Replicants are not robots.
They're like genetically engineered clones.
Once humans' bodies + DNA are hacked into, they become transhuman, humanoid-adjacent. Robots are just one extreme example. The no longer human can be casually disembowled for shits and giggles.
He didn't do it to impress her. And the Replicant was infertile, Wallace intended to breed them so the one he killed was a failure thus immaterial. He has millions of Replicants—killing one is nothing to him when he can just make more.
Just tell it to walk its self to the kitchen to wash dishes.
He went full Michael Vick cause he bread the wrong color dog.
He could have just ordered it destroyed but he wanted his replicant to know he could do that to her anytime. He impressed her.
Take your pick Joi or Luv
Luv easily and it's not even close
Luv body with Joi personality
Joi easily and it's not even close
Joi
>I already have a white looking Cuban gf.
Why do I keep reading Joi like jerk off instructions?
because you're a porn addict?
Nice try samegay
because you are a hopeless coomer
your a coomer
Joi's sister Cei
in what world is natural reproduction a more efficient method than assembly line production? I could buy his motivation if he was obsessed with Tyrell's legacy and wanted to create naturally reproducing replicants as a means of becoming a god or whatever but needing two replicants to bang and pop out a baby 9 months later that then takes 20 years before you can sell it is MUCH slower than whatever method they were already using to make them
>needing two replicants to bang and pop out a baby 9 months later that then takes 20 years before you can sell it is MUCH slower than whatever method they were already using to make them
To be fair it's never said that it follows the normal human reproduction timescale. From a purely profit centric perspective, it's far cheaper to have them make themselves 'naturally' than to have to manufacture them, if for no other reason than materials and energy costs. Completely realistic and buyable for an IRL corporation to prioritize that kind of cost cutting to increase stock value.
I can't wait bros. As soon as they start putting AI girlfriends into robot bodies, women are going to be so finished.
I think I would stick with the portable hologram one tbhon
Paul Allen was also moronicly evil, I cannot deny it
>we need a junkie
>tfw the initial plan was to have David Bowie play the role Leto would take on, but he became too sick and he was unable to commit.
These feels. I don't like them.
worst ending he would have been perfect
Its amazing how hard the movie nosedives once Harrison Ford appears.
A t-shirt. They couldn't have him wear anything better than a cheap, bland t-shirt for their multimillion dollar movie.
I think it's just fine and doesn't bother me one bit. I will agree on the flea market wardrobe though. He didn't have to look like a runway model or anything but damn was that a lazy choice.
>leto method acted as a blind man to play a character who is blind but can see anyway with technology
what a madman
if you really do, you shouldn't be here on New Year's Eve
Literally not me.
I want to run through walls
On a side note, anyone played Observer? It's a decent Bladerunner-esque game with Rutger voice actor
Been meaning to for years
Observer system redux is on sale now for like $12. I had fun with it in VR
Done, cheers for the heads up hadn't noticed on my wishlist.
Hope you like it. It's a strange game. Was nice to hear Rutger again
why did 30 hobos group up to shoot down one car?
was everyone going to get a dollar from its sale?
they were Romanian hobos
this is my favourite jared leto performance
everything else, he feels like he's fumbling in the dark to hold on to his character, but he was completely plugged in as this futuristic creep. he should do more stuff like this.
I completely agree, I thought he was fantastic.
IRL he actually is kind of a megalomaniac with a messiah complex so this was the perfect role for him
ARE REPLICANTS ROBOTS OR BIOLOGICAL HUMANS GROWN IN A LAB
Robots:
>huge stregth, endurance, toughness, running through walls, killing barehanded etc
>preprogrammed death clock
>used for labor which would lilely kill a human
>behavior is abnormal and measurable
Biohumans:
>are treated like ones in the films context. Why care if you kill a robot? Do you care when you throw out an old laptop?
>apparently full of blood and bones. Why fill a robot with this goop
>complex emotions ans thoughts which wouldnt be programmed into a roboman
PLEASE help me, anons. Ive argued this back and forth with people for years
They're biohumans that have grown more advanced with each subsequent model. They're flesh and blood but ultimately still synthetic and have augmented abilities such as strength, durability, etc. I do wonder about the emotional aspect though, especially with Nexus-9s that are intended for Blade Runner work. They're subjected to Baseline tests to keep them in line and make sure they aren't becoming emotionally unstable, when it would be easier to just build them unable to feel anything and be essentially just walking talking tools.
Just like the whole uproar with AI replacing actors and artists, I feel like this would be a huge threat to humankind in general. Mass produced humans purpose build and bred for specific purposes to be cogs in the machines, always following directions and doing as told. Wouldn't be long before they outnumber natural humans. What would be the point of keeping normal humans around when they whine, complain, question, malfunction, start conflicts?
In the world of Blade Runner it's not really an issue because most people fricked off world
It did still seem like it's an overcrowded slums everywhere and ruins outside of that. So that's just as bad. The "human kind" just uses up the resources, leaves the planet a depleted mess and flies off to parts unknown in space, leaving the "normal" people left to wallow in the trash.
most human beings already are cogs in the machine and most are even aware about being that. and they still don't rebel
They're lab grown people
Their people. The "Machine" aspect was created by Tyrell et all to dehumanize them and ensure they would remain a disposable resource. The irony is that by the end of the sequel natural born humans are just as disposable as the replicants due to the fact that everything in society has been antomized and commondified. The fact that there's a whole dumps filled with people illustrates this point further.
i like the first movie more
I grew my hair out, and a beard, in late 2017 to emulate this look. I even asked for a kimono style shirt that Christmas.
You shouldn't seek to emulate fictional movie characters
ah he looks cool enough, just don't wax poetic about slavery.
I'm too busy waxing my shaft to talk to people about slavery.
>emulate this look
>HURRR You shouldn't seek to emulate fictional movie characters DURRR
I like the video game version of him better.
I'm still a bit confused by the final act of 2049. Why did Wallace even send Deckard off-world? I know they say for "further interrogation" but like, this is the one lead you've been looking for, and he's safe in your HQ. How is being off-world going to help? So then K finds the convoy somehow, I don't remember, and then just starts blasting. Like I'm assuming he had already decided not to actually kill Deckard, but he's just fricking gunning b***hes down with no concern for his target's safety. How did he even know which spinner Deckard was in? Cause he shoots the one down and it just fricking crashes and explodes. Anyway, then a prolonged and rather embarrassingly choreographed fight scene takes place, and then K and Deckard leave.
They argue about some shit and K says he killed Deckard or something, so I guess that's it? Deckard is just officially dead? Because nobody will investigate the wreckage. Nobody was tracking the entire ambush. Nobody is tracking the duo at that very moment. K just knows these things somehow. So then they lead whoever is likely tracking them straight to Stelline. You know the one person dozens of people have died over, that Deckard has been in hiding to protect for over thirty years? Yeah now seems like an appropriate time for a visitation.
Whatever, I hope there's no CCTV in the lab. That'd be kinda awkward, right? All this ambiguous subterfuge just for a assumed dead Deckard's face to show up. Don't forget to grab K's body on your way out, Ricky. I know you're like eighty, but if anybody finds him dead outside the Lab, that's gonna be pretty suspicious and attract attention to your daughter.
Why don't bodycams exist in the future?
he was the only bad part of the movie
I can understand that the owner of a megacorpration would be a weird psychopath but Tyrell at least seemed like a human being. This homosexual acts like he's playing a replicant designed to emulate a really shitty actor.