Spinner from Blade Runner 2049: The Car That Defies Gravity

The Spinner from Blade Runner 2049 stands as a symbol of the film’s futuristic world, blending advanced technology with sleek design. Originally envisioned by Syd Mead, this flying vehicle has evolved significantly since the 1982 classic, becoming a key element of the dystopian future depicted in the 2049 sequel. In this video, we delve into the design and technological advancements of the Spinner, focusing on its role in the Blade Runner universe. From Luv’s luxurious Spinner, often compared to the Ferrari of flying cars, to the utilitarian models used by law enforcement, we explore how these vehicles embody the power dynamics in the film. Join us as we uncover the inspiration behind the Spinner’s design, its connection to iconic vehicles like the Lamborghini Aventador and the Batmobile, and its lasting impact on sci-fi culture.

00:00 - Intro Retro Car
00:06 - Spinner Blade Runner 2049 History
02:22 - Outro Retro Car

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[retrocarchannel]

Since I could not find exact information on the car in open sources, only a lot of water information, I decided to create a light video and already close the topic with cars on the movie “Blade Runner”.

Don't forget to share the video on social media.

Thank you very much.

[bcsadman]

The “Spinner” in the 1982 “Blade Runner” movie was used in “Back To The Future II” except they painted it silver. It didn’t move, it sat parked in a driveway in the background as Marty flies past it on his hover board. Syd Mead designed the original “Spinner” as well as all the other vehicles in the 1982 “Blade Runner”. Thanks for the video about the 2049 “Spinner”. They updated the design of this iconic vehicle that I hope, someday, becomes reality.

[modelermark]

I think to most younger people today, the Spinners come to mind when they hear the phrase, "Car of the Future;" even as those of us "of a certain age" imagine bubble tops and tailfins. As for the video itself, don't sweat it: even without "exact information" to go on, this video was an interesting and informative presentation - in other words, everything we've come to expect from you.

A quick Google Search shows that diecasts are available for this, and other BR Spinners.

Given that you made this fine video with limited information, please consider taking a similar approach to the AMT "AMTronic" model kit that depicted a "Car of the Future" from over half a century ago. At least part of such a video could show what was predicted in 1969, what we actually have in the present, and what "Blade Runner 2049" depicts for the current automotive future.

Thanks for posting this, as well as everything you share with us.

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[Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

NO Moonbases.

NO large rotating wheel-shaped space stations.

NO commercial space planes.

NO flying cars.

*_"The future isn't what it used to be."_*

[jourwalis-]

Why not make an episode about the fantastic Citroen DS from "Back to the future"?

[jourwalis-]

How much petrol is left for cars, still with internal combustion engines, and transport in the year 2049?

[Aeidotronics]

Luv's version had no wheels, so was fly-only.

[wonyankeesays]

But if it has no wheels, , is it a car ?