50. Blade Runner 2049 (2017): Why I Think It’s Better Than The Original
Description
"Is being human just having a physical body?"
Summary
In this episode of Trimming the Movie Fat, host Stephen and guest Davie Melon delve into the intricacies of Blade Runner 2049, exploring its themes, cinematography, and character arcs. They discuss their first impressions, the film's reception among fans of the original, and the philosophical questions it raises about humanity and existence. The conversation also touches on the film's visual and auditory elements, Denis Villeneuve's direction, and the potential future of the Blade Runner franchise.
"He encapsulates that lonely existence."
Chapters
01:18 Introduction to Blade Runner 2049
01:36 Trailer / Kermode Review / Harrison Ford Interview
05:03 Tale of the Tape: Blade Runner 2049
07:11 First Impressions and Cinematic Experience
11:06 Character Journeys: Kay vs. Deckard
13:40 Themes of Humanity and Alienation
14:47 Visuals and Cinematography
15:57 The Impact of the Score
17:56 Denis Villeneuve's Direction
22:25 Fan Reception and Legacy
23:08 Favourite Scenes and Moments
26:12 Future of the Blade Runner Franchise
29:21 Final Thoughts and Ratings
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