Blade Runner 2049 Opening Scene [Open Matte]

Blade Runner 2049 (2017) opening scene in open matte.

Director: Denis Villeneuve
Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1

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[FooBRaP]

Dude, this soundtrack. It always gets me stunned and I can't help myself but delight on its beauty and depth. When you couple it with the scenery, ooh boy. This movie is just beyond understanding and appreciation for most people.

[tacey]

GREATEST MOVIE EVER MADE, ON NUMEROUS LEVELS

[fatih_uytrewq]

Should I rewatch it again. This movie is a masterpiece

[flashkraft]

0:50 All the agriculture is in green houses as the outside world is too toxic.

[dannwan]

The trailer was excellent, the movie was excellent.

[fhaarkas]

That time when you realize 2049 is only as far away from now with 1997.

[JLow]

My first "thank you for uploading this".

[RedheadGang]

I need Blade Runner 2049 part 2 more than Dune part 2 : (

[davidgriffiths]

At least the fields seem to be producing. And some solar energy.

[sawyerive]

Can you please tell me how to get the full movie in this aspect ratio? Thanks a lot!

[LPM]

I wonder who's eye that is and if they rewind it all the time saying... "Hey, that's my eye!" I know I would.

[katmandoism]

Rachel didn't have green eyes in the first blade runner movie. They were brown.

[TexanSupremacy]

We got 25 years to achieve all this technology. Not sure if I want it tho

[dhanuramks]

where can i get the open matte version of this movie

[Backonos]

why would you need Replicants, wouldnt people volunteer to work on a farm or build shit on distant planets for free to escape their horrible lives?

[chefbillybaroo]

All things being equal I enjoyed the first movie a lot more the idea was open for your mind to just go wherever It wanted to within the confines of science at the time the new one not so much there’s a predetermined situational predisposition of when the power went out so you’re forced into this pre-disposition and then that’s how everything came to be to me it seems like bad writing ……

[TheCudderlife]

I still don't understand this movie.

[cgctorrag]

I didn't hate this film but the original had such a raw livewire feel to it. This was much more sanitized and had a contrived aesthetic to me. It just wasn't as good. Of course an in his prime Rutger Hauer as the primary antagonist was a critical asset that the sequel lacked as well.

[CP-jtbw]

California 2049: a massive tent city of homeless and Democrats.
Also.. 2022.

[luc.espargita]

The first movie had more "humanity" in it. The world felt alive, the characters were believable. Now you have a moustache-twirling villain with his psycho henchman, a boring main character and a set of bland extras. Yeah, it looks and sounds beautiful, but what's the point if the story sucks? Same case could be made for Dune.