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Anonymous No.213330189 >>213330656 >>213330929 >>213331624 >>213332600
this scene made me want to cry
Anonymous No.213330218
I haven't cried in years
Anonymous No.213330284 >>213330403 >>213330429 >>213330561 >>213331007 >>213332563
maybe I am too old but this meme felt too forced to me. it took a ryan gostling sequel movie to realize you don't have a sexy girlfriend and are le sad?
Anonymous No.213330403 >>213331474
>>213330284
For me it's the tragedy of the sentient robot, used by society for his function, yet he can clearly dream of electric sheep since these robots are 'born' with real brains (albiet grown artificially)
Zoom Zoom No.213330429
>>213330284
>it took a ryan gostling sequel movie to realize you don't have a sexy girlfriend and are le sad?
For normalfags yes.
Regardless, the film is great and this scene is thought of highly for very good reasons.
Anonymous No.213330561 >>213330605
>>213330284
I feel like you've fundamentally misunderstood this scene. It's not just "tfw no GF". It obliterates his entire loves' authenticity, putting into question if any of it was real, if her love and his feelings of loss are simply the programming of a product. While also placing doubt on his own individuality and humanity as he battles with his identity as a replicant; whether his life and everything he's done and suffered mattered at all. It's an important scene for at the end his death is for something real, real love, even if it wasn't his own.

I can explain more if you want.
Anonymous No.213330605 >>213331102
>>213330561
>I can explain more if you want.
please do
I also need to give this movie a rewatch
Anonymous No.213330610
ok well I was already madara-pilled before watching this flick. madara already explained how many people are n-word slaves by fate and won't get their way and why we need the mugen tsukuyomi. so I wasn't that impressed by this movie, which frankly wasn't as deep as naruto shippuden. but it was pretty good still
Anonymous No.213330656 >>213330903
>>213330189 (OP)
Why is he purple.
Zoom Zoom No.213330903
>>213330656
>Why is he purple.
He's standing in front of a giant pink hologram girl.
Watch the kino.
Anonymous No.213330929 >>213330933
>>213330189 (OP)
Damn bro, you a homo
Zoom Zoom No.213330933
>>213330929
>you a homo
Quite the opposite if you have the context
Anonymous No.213330956
He got pissed off after this scene and went and killed the psycho bitch that killed his Joi.
Anonymous No.213330957 >>213331026
i thought this movie was so boring i couldn't even make it to the kino parts that /tv/ talks about. should i give it another chance?
Anonymous No.213331007
>>213330284
With the full context this is easily the best scene in the movie, it deserves its meme status
Anonymous No.213331026 >>213332447
>>213330957
Nah, it's a movie only homos enjoy
Anonymous No.213331051 >>213332366
This movie is basically a test for who can and who can't emotionally engage with a film. If you can, then it is one of the best movies you've ever seen. If you can't, then it's "boring".
Anonymous No.213331102 >>213331349 >>213331631
>>213330605
If you remember, a big aspect of K. is his desire to be "real" (not a replicant), although it's also a fear because his resignition to being one provides at least some safeguard to the morality of his actions. His one solace in life his is AI gf he bought and pretty much spends all his money on. She "decides" to give him a "real" name: Joe. K. believes, she's different, "like a real girl", just like he's different. So when Joi is destroyed while Luv says "I do hope you enjoyed our product" (she's says this while looking at Joi, which might suggest she's calling K. the product) he's even more devastated. At this point of the movie K believes he IS human that his memories are real, and it made him question all the suffering and immorality he swallowed just because he believed he didn't have agency. But after losing Joi he learns that they're not his memories, that he was never real at all, something he had previously been resigned to but having that taste of hope and freedom just made it much more bitter.

So when he walks in the rain and sees a giant advertisment of a naked Joi say "You look lonely[...] You look like a good JOE" it just fucking destroys him. She wasn't different, she was just a product, he was never Joe; he never anything but a replicant. His love was never real. And this creates a resolve in him to actually die for something real: Deckard and his daughter, from which he had gotten his memories from.
Anonymous No.213331349 >>213331631
>>213331102
>it made him question all the suffering and immorality he swallowed just because he believed he didn't have agency
I just want to elaborate on this

Imagine living your WHOLE life being told you're not real, that you're just this thing with a man-made purpose. And that purpose is killing those like you. "My kind doesn't run" you've been told, and you tell yourself, you have no choice, what can you do, you're not real, you're not capable of rebellion, it's not your fault you were made to kill other replicants. You live your immoral life in quiet acceptant suffering, you were almost proud of your resignation. You wish you were real but that's a pipe dream. One day, you find out you are real, you've always been real, you've always had the ability to choose, to refuse, everything you've done was your choice: you assumed you had no soul, so heaven wasn't even an option, but now you know all that blood is on your hands, you were special but you lived a life of disgrace and depravity. All that suffering you've suffered and inflicted upon others are as real as you are. But a switch has been flipped, your life now has purpose, you can choose, you want to be even more real, you'll even die for it.

But then you lose everything you love, then you learn you weren't even real in the first place, it was someone else. Your agony and loss were for nothing. You don't even have the comfort of at least being real, neither can you return to your blind acceptance
Anonymous No.213331474 >>213332522
>>213330403
He's not a robot nor an android. He's a biological construct created in a laboratory. These movies have nothing to do with Phillip K. Dick's book. Nothing.
Anonymous No.213331624 >>213332329
>>213330189 (OP)
The rooftop scene where JOI goes outside for the first time makes me want to cry.
I remember one of the times i was watching it in cinemas i audibly heard people laughing when she froze outside and realized normies really are just different. There's nothing funny or comedic about it
Anonymous No.213331631
>>213331102
>>213331349
Good write up. Nothing worse than being resigned to hopelessness (you're secretly hoping the whole time) and then being filled with self-esteem for the first time ever only to have it all ripped away from you and learning it was all lie and that you were actually nothing the whole time.
Anonymous No.213332329 >>213332366
>>213331624
This movie unironically feels like a normalfag filter, at least from what I can tell from this thread

Laughing at K.'s moment of love being utterly shattered like that seems so weird to me. She's not fake to him
Anonymous No.213332366 >>213332618
>>213332329
100%. This anon's post >>213331051 feels completely accurate in regards to it being a very emotionally engaging film in a way that is deeper than most films are emotionally engaging
Anonymous No.213332447
>>213331026
Maybe something with Adam Sandler would be more to your liking.
Anonymous No.213332522
>>213331474
Anon misspoke but I agree with the gist of what he's saying. It's the longing for something that you can never truly obtain
Anonymous No.213332563
>>213330284
he bleeds like any incel just like us. this scene is about how all womyn are the same and he's just a joe to any of them. a pointless existence.
Anonymous No.213332600 >>213333638
>>213330189 (OP)
this movie was pretty overrated honestly
Anonymous No.213332618
>>213332366
I think I misspoke by saying filter, or at least I should have included a caveat. I think normalfags can and do enjoy this movie, but it does seem like a lot of them don't "get it". You don't really need to understand K.'s suffering or the wider existential themes to "like" the movie. But I think you do need to understand it to love it
Anonymous No.213333638 >>213334268
>>213332600
>overrated
Can't be by normies, since it fucking flopped.
Anonymous No.213334268 >>213334893 >>213335270
>>213333638
did it really?
Anonymous No.213334893 >>213335244
>>213334268
>lowest estimate for budget is 150M
>break-even point around 400M
>made 267.5M during its entire run
Really.
Anonymous No.213335244
>>213334893
damn I always thought this movie was huge considering how many memes and posts you see about it
Zoom Zoom No.213335270
>>213334268
It was a massive bomb.
That's why I was super grateful my Dad took me to see it on release.