You look lonely i can fix that - After Dark - Blade Runner 2049

good movie innit

[gplgs]

This video is the entirety of men’s mental health support

[mr.wizbiz.]

The way that they make it seem like she's real by talking to him comforting telling that she can help him is sad when you realize that it's just a company trying to sell their product. Riping away the feeling that someone who actually cares about them and wants them to feel better exists

[odgarig]

"You look like a good Joe", is the exact same thing Joi said to him. He wanted to believe Joi was different somehow, that she was special, but he despairs when he realizes they're all the same.

[Katahklysm]

This song gives me such a sense of nostalgia and regret, but also growth and hope for the future. I've never experienced that with a song before.

[Sauron]

Her: "You look lonely, I can fix that❣💋"
Alarm clock: "Wake up to reality"

[aljoschafoeldessy]

In case some of you still didn't get it:
K loves Joi. Joi - seemingly - is a very special
Al hologram that developed real love for K in return. After Joi's "death", K is devastated. But the scene with the Joi-ad reveals, that the name she gave him, Joe, is nothing special at all. He just wasn't aware that it is the preprogrammed default name. She wasn't really sentient, she wasn't feeling real emotions, she was just a very clever acting Al. They show his realization of that by his glance, how he looks downwards then and how, seemingly by coincidence, the color on his face changes from a bright red to a dark, cold blue (not shown in this edit). It is one thing to lose the love you had. It is another thing to understand you've never really been loved in the first place.
K is the DEFINITION of the phrase "man who lost all hope loses additional hope he didn't even know he still had".

[SariennMusic]

Her voice is so soothing when she says "I can fix that". Makes me waana crawl up into her arms and just cry it all out. No more, no less, just have a good cry.

[yashvardhanshrivastav]

Its a tragedy that the audience didn't watch this in the theatres back when it had released. We'll never get a movie like this ever again.

[abovewater]

There's not much of a worse feeling than thinking you are a part of something special and meaningful. That the effort and emotions you put into something or someone, is actually being sent back your way as well. Until you realize it has all been a lie. Hard to recover from that, but if and when you do recover, you will be stronger

[thronesjv]

I’ve made a hub of lonely men on accident

[krisskrosssss]

Seeing how good this movie came out I don’t see why they shouldn’t make a Cyberpunk 2077 movie starring Ryan Gosling and Keanu Reeves.

[Pckledaddy]

It’s the whisper of “I can fix that” that draws me into that she truly could, fix me.

[milesmoraleswife]

To all men, you are amazing, wonderful people who deserve so far beyond the treatment society pushes upon you. Your feelings are just as valid and important as that of women's and you deserve to be able to express that. I'm so sorry for you all. You're very strong people. Same to all women who feel this way as well.

[tamakomikizumi-fyyk]

“You look lonely, I can fix that”
Breaks my heart in two. I know this feeling is focused towards how men feel. But the loneliness hits so hard.

[mudassirshaikh]

The moment he realized he was not the main character 😔
But for us he will always be the main character ✊💯

[ethanknox]

Something about this video is so soothing

[liquidsnake]

Literally fell in love with a lie, tragic. Also crazy how nearly every dude can relate to this at some level

[jemtaovt]

Maybe I am reading too much into this, but even the name "Joe" is one of the most common male names. I like to think they chose "Joe" when writing this movie not just because it is a common name, but also because of the place holder name, John Doe (a name so common to represent "a nobody" in writing), when combined... results in "Joe". Just... Joe.

[TomAndrews]

Blade Runner 2049 is a future that's becoming more of a reality than some of us would like to admit.

[girthquake]

I don't know why, but the way she says "I can fix that" so smoothly and emotionlessly destroys me.