Blade Runner 2049 - K and Deckard Bar Scene HD

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Blade Runner 2049 is a 2017 American neo-noir science fiction film directed by Denis Villeneuve and written by Hampton Fancher and Michael Green. A sequel to the 1982 film Blade Runner, the film stars Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford, with Ana de Armas, Sylvia Hoeks, Robin Wright, Mackenzie Davis, Carla Juri, Lennie James, Dave Bautista, and Jared Leto in supporting roles. Set thirty years after the first film, Gosling plays K, a Blade Runner, who hunts rogue replicants.

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Harrison Ford’s best acting in years- he puts everything in here, the longing, the regret, the loss and grief of decades spent alone and with only memories, whiskey and a dim hope that his child was safe and happy. A great coda to Rick Deckard

JaimeGirl

Grossly underrated movie. The cinematography and the dialogue are really something else.

DarthDimadome

'Sometimes to love someone, you gotta be a stranger.'

One of the best lines of dialogue from any 21st century movie.

KainedbutAble

"I don't know. Ask him." Is such a grumpy old man thing to say lol

shanethefox

Look at the colors in this scene.
All that orange.

SilentDanDisney

Since K has Deckard's daughters memories, does that mean he's pretty much inherited the Deckard family attitude? Because the whole scene feels like young Deckard interrogating old Deckard.

Shanethefilmmaker

I always liked the scene because of him throwing K the towel and telling him "you're bleeding". He's treating him like human, he doesn't need a towel to stop the bleeding.

iTakeCash

The way Deckard struggles to say Rachel's name. Great writing, acting and directing.

chriswilson

When I want to be reminded what great modern films are, I often reach for something with Denis at the helm.

thestarseeker

"is it real?" k
"i don't know. ask him." deckard

abdulqudz

Harrison Ford was born to play Rick Deckard. Especially for this sequel.

mikebasil

"Sometimes to love someone, you got to be a stranger."

Me as a loser who can't tell this girl I like her.

j.moon

This movie showed me what a tremendous actor Harrison Ford is.

BatmanHQYT

Beautiful film-making, just look at that orange sky and battered old bar, right down to an ancient jukebox playing Frank Sinatra. Also...so sad, Rick Deckard never got his happy ending, even though he gave up everything to be with Rachel. Rachel died giving birth in 2020, but Deckard had to walk away without even meeting his kid to keep to a Plan that was her only chance of survival. He was left with nothing at all, not even his daughter's memory since they never met, and got old, alone and bitter, hiding away from everyone and everything in a Post-Apocalyptic nightmare that just barely supports human life. Is there really any surprise he'd be so angry about everything, to the point he'd shoot first and ask questions never after 30 years? "Sometimes, to love someone? You have to be a stranger to them"... Easily the saddest line in the film. This is a sequel done right.

Creasy