Blade Runner 2049 Sea Wall Scene 4K 2160p l Best Quality

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[ukhio]

watching this film in the theater was the best thing I have done in my life

[RiffenJP]

K emerging from the Spinner at 2:58 gave me chills, dudes. One of the greatest movies ever made in my opinion.

[johnstephen]

The actress playing Luv is amazing in this scene. The way she responds "Home." to Deckard reminds one of how a little girl would react when she was heading back to her parents after a rough day at school. Back to comfort and solace. Just genius.

[peppep]

Dude Ryan Gosling sold me in this movie without ever saying a single word at some scenes. I feel anger and rage for injustice when he decides he's going to do the right thing (accompanied by the huge reverby bass in the next scene), when he's shooting down the ships for a brief moment I feel that rage again in his eyes to save Deckard, when he shoots Luv and Luv shoots him in the gut and he looks up at Deckard I almost feel tears in my eyes at the look he shares with Deckard. Almost like Deckard is his dad and he is going to give his everything for saving who he wishes was he father even if it means destroying his own body. All of these things are not said or explained but you feel it in Goslings face eyes and acting. Incredible film.

[seamunki]

Magnificent. 2049 will emerge as one of the greatest movies ever made.

[TheWelchProductions]

I haven't seen a movie this good in years.

[anonymousconjecture]

The greatest sequel of all time in sci-fi, right above aliens.

[chupacabra_]

This sequence will be remembered as one of the best sci-fi of all time. Gave me chills when I first saw It.

[lostintechnicolor]

Villeneuve is a master of mood and dark beauty. It’s like David Fincher and Tarkovsky had a child. He’s one of the best directors working today and maybe THE best in science fiction right now.

Please... PLEASE let Dune be as good as this was.

[snarky]

This scene would be nothing without the breathtaking soundtrack

[jakobskredelangedal]

I think i`ve seen the Sea Wall scene a couple of times each months since i first saw the movie. One day i suddenly noticed how the music shifts when K gets the advantage over Luv. When Luv has the upper hand in the fight, there are hard hitting industialized-type sounds playing. However when K appears and starts shooting down the ships, the music shifts to those big light beautiful horn sounds, (im really bad at describing them). During the battle, there is a mix between them both, but when she stabs K, it changes back to the inustrialized sounds again. Then when K rises from the water again and pushes Luv down into the water again, it instantly changes back to Ks sounds.
I dont know if this is something that other people have noticed, but i felt smart noticing it myself atleast.

[nagarjunsubbarao]

Roger Deakins, the cinematographer is the true hero.

[stashster]

Sylvia Hoeks had a Oscar winning performance, absolutely phenomenal actress imo

[markusjaeger]

Don't try to explain others, why this movie is freaking awesome. They can't feel and see the soul of it. But you do and it feels good, doesn't it?

[masterodg]

One of the better movies from the 2010s, Marvels domination of cinema didn't allow room for masterpieces like this one

[alejpix]

Sylvia Hoeks literally owned this scene.. she’s absolutely fantastic as a replicant.

[NightWanderer]

Amazing scene. Such a cathartic conclusion, K realizing what he has to do and doing it. The OST, the shots, the lighting, everything just clicks.

[erikfernandez]

There is not a single entire scene in cinema history that brings me more goosebumps than this one. Simply a masterpiece

[abdelentertainment]

Oh man my jaw will always be dropped during this scene, THIS FILM PERIOD

[nordiskapa]

Duuuude, when that synth hits in the begging with its WOOAOWH! I melted in the theater