#Jared Leto blade runner

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Blade Runner 2049 (2017)

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'Beasts of Burden'

"Every leap of civilization was built on the back of a disposable workforce." - Blade Runner 2049

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Blade Runner 2049 (2017)

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Blade Runner 2049 (2017)

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Blade Runner 2049 (2017)

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Bottleneck Gallery in the US and Vice Press in the UK will release Blade Runner 2049 fine art pigment prints by Matt Ferguson today, November 29, at 12pm. The hand-numbered edition of 1,000 measures 16.5x23.4 and costs $40.

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A while ago Jared Leto posted some photos about how he's getting ready for the next Tron film. I only found out about this because I follow the #tron tag, and at random it served up someone reposting these pictures and being genuinely happy and excited about it. It was kind of eye-opening to me, since most, probably all, Tron fans I'm following or have seen are fairly negative when it comes to Mr. Morbin' Time. It was sort of mindblowing to realize that yes, there are in fact people out there, fans of the Tron franchise, who are actually excited about Leto being in the next film. I don't know how many they are, but they do exist. It probably shouldn't be that surprising, since despite everything, the dude is a famous (or infamous) Hollywood star.

I can't put into words exactly why, but this realization did feel like it was healthy in some way. Stepping out of my comfort zone, out of the "echo chamber", knowing that there are people out there who share some of my interests, but who I fundamentally disagree with about other things. There's a lot of discussions about how fandoms should avoid gatekeeping, and I would probably never tell someone "you like Jared Leto? Then you're not a True Tron Fan."

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Justice League flopped and thrashed for the game like CGI, Henry Cavill got mocked for his fake moustache removal. The Flash flopped and thrashed for terrible CGI. But people love Sasha Calle's Supergirl and complained her lack of screen time.

Suicide Squad got thrashed and Jared Leto was heavily criticized for being the worst Joker of all time but everyone loves Margot Robbie.

Spiderman 3 flopped as it has too many villains and overall messy plot, making it the worst movie in Raimi's trilogy.

People dislike Brie Larson as Captain Marvel but they love her in Kong Skull Island that they wanted a sequel with her in it.

CW's Supergirl is popular as Melissa Benoist and Katie McGrath stole the show with their acting and character development.

People criticized Ben Affleck and Robert Pattinson before they even watch the movies of them being the new Batman.

People didn't watch Black Adam as they say Dwayne Johnson is being the same as himself in every role that it's pointless to watch.

Ryan Gosling's Blade Runner 2049 flopped at the box office and people say the story is so boring that nothing happens.

Joaquin Phoenix got thrashed for being a terrible Napoleon and the inaccurate historical events further make it unwatchable.

The list goes on if I bothered to remember and research every one of the films and shows that flopped and thrashed.

But yeah, let's go with the "you're a misogynist" because you don't watch The Marvels and Madame Web.

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Blade Runner 2049 | Denis Villeneuve | 2017

film poster by HFF

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BLADE RUNNER 2049 2017

The World is built in a wall that separates kind. Tell either side there's no wall, you've bought a war. Or a slaughter.

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#22 Blade Runner 2049

K (Ryan Gosling) es un agente de policía que busca a modelos viejos del antiguo nuevo mundo para eliminarlos y retirarlos, nada más empezar acude a una granja y empieza a descubrir que, contrario a lo que se creía, estos pueden concebir y parir, pero no hay rastro del bebé, solo los huesos de uno de los modelos antiguos que murió dando a luz.

Esto se mezcla con un recuerdo, supuestamente implantado, que tiene K, con una fecha concreta, continua la investigación para resolver quién es ese bebe, y qué tiene que ver con él.

El agente descubre que su recuerdo no fue implantado y que ocurrió realmente, pero ahora no sabe si el recuerdo es suyo o de otra persona. Ahora no sabe si nació o fue fabricado. Pero... ¿Quién fabrica los recuerdos?

A K, ahora Joe, le confirman que el recuerdo es real y su "amante" Joi (Ana De Armas) le convence para que se ponga ese nombre como uno real, ya que es una persona real.

Joe va en busca de la verdad, encuentra a Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford) donde le pregunta ¿Cómo se llamaba la madre de su hijo? ¿Cómo era ella? Y si no conoció a su hijo.

Le destrozan la cara a Joe y se llevaban a Rick antes de que puedan profundizar más en la conversación, destruyen el aparato donde guardaba a Joi, y acaba perdido entre gente que parece saber demasiado y él que está totalmente desubicado.

Allí le confiesan que lo que tuvieron Rachael y Rick fue una niña, donde entiende que el recuerdo es implantado, no original, y le piden que se unan a ellos y maten a Deckard para mantener el secreto.

Al final la hija de Rachael y Deckard es la chica que diseña los sueños para los replicantes, ella misma incluyó esos recuerdos en Joe para que no se perdieran.

Joe hace que Deckard y su hija al final se conozcan y reencuentren, después que durante gran parte del film él mismo creyese que era el hijo de ambos. Pero se esmeraron mucho en ocultar los detalles para que ella pudiera sobrevivir, de ahí a que la internaran en una bola de cristal alejada del mundo, haciéndola creer que no podría estar en contacto con nadie más debido a su enfermedad, y creando desde su bola, los diseños para los sueños de los replicantes.

Joe lo pierde todo, y se siente identificado con Deckard, hubiera deseado ser su hijo, ser especial, ser elegido, pero no es más que otro replicante.

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Jared Leto from Thirty Seconds to Mars

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Blade Runner 2049 (2017)

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Blade Runner 2049 (2017)

Dir. Denis Villeneuve

Starring Ryan Gosling, Harrison Ford, Anna de Armas and Jared Leto