BLADE RUNNER 2049 - '2036: Nexus Dawn' Short

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Welcome to 2036. Niander Wallace introduces his new line of replicants. Watch now. #BladeRunner2049, in theaters October 6.
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Thirty years after the events of the first film, a new blade runner, LAPD Officer K (Ryan Gosling), unearths a long-buried secret that has the potential to plunge what’s left of society into chaos. K’s discovery leads him on a quest to find Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford), a former LAPD blade runner who has been missing for 30 years.

From executive producer Ridley Scott and director Denis Villeneuve, #BladeRunner2049 stars Ryan Gosling, Harrison Ford, Ana De Armas, MacKenzie Davis, Sylvia Hoeks, Lennie James, Carla Juri, Robin Wright, Dave Bautista and Jared Leto.
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The replicants right eye twitches when he is told to choose a life between wallace or his own as if he wants to rebel but has to obey. Great acting from everyone in this short.

allen

The guy has the average of killing one replicant per monologue. No wonder he can't populate the universe.

wickay

What makes Wallace such a terrifying villain is his unshakable belief that the things he does are necessary. He is all about Purpose and if you have no purpose in his great plan you are to be removed. He doesn't even hate you really he just doesn't need you. He's like some kind hyper-intelligent hive-minded insect that only looks like a human being.

TheMuph

have you noticed something? the entire series put an emphasis on eyes as a symbol of humanity. you know, because eyes are the window to the soul...Wallace here is blind, yet presents himself as a an all knowing god of biotechnology. he can afford to have surgery to cure himself, but refuses, instead replacing his eyes with cold machinery later in 2049. its almost as if he views humanity as beneath him, and therefore wants to remain blind to it due its inherent impurity. he also refers to his creations as "angels", meaning his idea of being this new scientific god is to create his version of perfect life: devoid of humanity, cold, and completely obedient to him.

admech

This short film has more jared leto screentime than suicide squad

daveurjit

"You don't have children, do you."

"Oh I HAVE MILLIONS."

Leto's best line in the film. He nailed Wallace.

LameCorvette

Could he not have used PowerPoint or the results of a survey arranged in a nice pie chart to get his point across.

geraldstarr

David Bowie was considered to play Wallace but he passed away too early...RIP

okkoeeven

Jared sometimes gets hate cause of the 5 mins he played Joker on screen but he was perfection in Blade Runner, a movie with an actual good script, good direction, and good characterization to allow his talent to shine through.

gigga

"Thank you Mr. Wallace, you may can see yourself out-..."
"Why thank you, I uh, can someone show me where the door is, my servant. I mean replicant is dead, I need some help finding me way home..."

AlexHardtAnimation

This is what happens when you put a good actor into a good role, with a great director, and writer.

Glad to see Leto in a well made role instead of the shit show that was the Suicide Squad Joker.

ZaWarubro

They are just lucky he didn't Morb.

Inflatableorc

I just have one thing to say about this scene: Jared Leto is absolutely phenomenal as an actor in Blade Runner 2049. Niander Wallace is such an intriguing character.

anafernandamercadoaraujo

Trivia. In Greek Mythology the prophet/oracle Tiresias was the most powerfull of all despite the fact the he was blind. He was both male and female, he was at the present and the future at the same time, he was among the living and the dead ones and full of lust, always giving his cryptic predictions that eventually came true e.g. he told about narcissus that he would thrive as long as he didn't know himself... so tiresias became in important figure in a lot of ancient stories and tragedies. Let's see what they have taken from that myth and put into this story.

amanda

Leto's awesome, adds a real substance to the film, a real chilling element that get's your attention, and holds it...just superb, much respect to him.

chrispacheco