** Blade Runner 2049 — Fan Edit** Blade Runner 2049 is a sci-fi neo-noir film directed by Denis Villeneuve. It follows Officer K, a replicant played by Ryan Gosling, who uncovers a hidden secret that could change the future of both humans and replicants. As he investigates, K searches for former blade runner Rick Deckard, played by Harrison Ford. The film explores deep themes like identity, memory, and what it means to be human, set in a dark, futuristic world. #BladeRunner2049 #BladeRunner2049Movie #BladeRunnersegue. #BladeRunner #BladeRunner1982 #BladeRunnerUniverse #OfficerK #KD6-3.7 #RickDeckard #Niander Wallace #Joi #Luv #SapperMorton #AnaStelline #RyanGosling #HarrisonFord #JaredLeto #AnaDeArmas #SylviaHoeks #DaveBautista #Carlaluri #DenisVilleneuve #SciFiMovie #Cyberpunk #NeoNoir #FuturisticWorld #DystopianFuture #Replicants Source Material: Blade Runner 2049 Editing Software: Adobe Premiere Pro 2023
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It's basically what people thought was going to happen on Y2K.
The dude who played the clerk did just a fantastic job
Well, they're right on the money on that. If at any moment all systems go down, a lot of data and works would probably get lost, only paper would last.
The part where she got slightly uncomfortable was perfect. Shows that he can spot his own. A true bladerunner.
Calaban knows…
Well, guess we (re)watching bladerunner through shorts again
Ngl, as an archivist, his trip to the archives made me squeal with delight. And the archivist/record keeper is absolutely right, under the right conditions, paper can last a helluva lot longer than electronic data.
This guy was very kind to Joe considering everyone else wasn't
Reminds of that glass storage solution, where etched glass at one of two lengths, at different depths, can store such a high value of data on storage that doesn't degrade
It’s actually pretty funny. I’m trying to recover photos from my father-in-law’s phone right now because he accidentally ran over it with a forklift. I’m waiting for them to download, watching some shorts in the meantime, and then this short happens 😂
Best Ryan Gosling movie and it’s not even close
My ex-sister in law lost all her little girls pictures when her computer hard drive crashed. 5 years of her life, thousands of pics and videos, and poof. Like she never had a childhood or even a birthday party before age 6. She was a real scumbag that cheated on her husband with the first idiot that looked at her in her architecture class. Had the nerve to go see the guy with her daughter asleep in the car. The computer crash was, how you say, chef’s kiss. 😂
Literally me
A Carrington Event away from salvation.
You must’ve been adorable. That’s so Gosling.
I mean i dont remember where I was when I blacked out
This is why I still buy physical books
Ryan Goslin doesn't blink in any of these scenes but the clerk does.
My dad talked to me about how everyone thought in 1999 at the turn of the year to 2000 that all data in everything would be lost. All computers and electronicss would just stop working. Apparently it was a big deal. Didn't know that blade runner played on that
ASMR at its finest