Blade Runner 2049 Ryan Gosling Runs through a Wall

Best part of the movie

[chedc]

I love how up to this point in the film it's established that as a replicant he's pretty strong, yeah like he can break a spine pretty easy and take a lot of hits but nothing crazy. but then right here he runs through two feet of solid concrete and marble without breaking a sweat and the movie treats it like it's no big deal

[Definietlynotarobot]

If I was him I would rather drive (2011) into the wall

[chilicookoff]

funniest and most underrated scene of all time

[jimiuk]

Gives the reason for his lack of concern when encountering Sapper. Sapper had nothing that could have harmed him. His strength, hand weapons (a scapel) and his fighting skills would make him no match for Ryan Gosling. If he can jump through walls with this much ease there's not much that can take him out. Proper tank.

[SDPLISSKEN]

You'd think at this point after convincing himself he was human, K would've stopped and maybe reconsidered his conclusion. But no he just keeps running like this is just something he normally does.

[daviddoingstuff]

How a rogue & a barbarian travel through doors in D&D, respectively

[gabrielarredondo]

Ryan Gosling really channeled his inner Kool-Aid Man for this scene.

[anupsharma]

Bro I didn't see any camera recording me

[_The_Traveler_]

Was this filmed with a potato? The audio sounds like its being fed through a bag full of cellophane wrappers.