Was bladerunner 2049 /ourmovie/?

[Nolan Morgan]

Was bladerunner 2049 /ourmovie/?
Feminists and communists got butthurt because it proved low iq men and even most women would be entirely irrelevant once artificial wombs and sexbots of any sort existed.

[Jack Lopez]

My personal best movie for 2017 and it did an excellent job portraying many of these topics. Absolutely (at least to me) was a must see for Sup Forums. Don't know if its a (((Hollywood))) plot or just slipped by.

[Leo Price]

I didn't see it as any particular redpill but it was refreshingly free of commie bullshit, yes. Best true sci fi movie in forever since everything in it was perfectly technically plausible and it addressed the impact of all that tech on humanity in the true spirit of science fiction very poignantly and with a great respect to the lineage not only of the first movie but of Philip K. Dick's book. This is an absolute rarity with drooling leftists ruining the rest of cinema these days.

[Isaac Peterson]

I can't tell whether the subplot about his hologram gf was meant to lambast the social isolation caused by AI or to be a parallel to the modern day, but if it was meant to be a parallel definitely one of the most red pilled movies of the 21st century.

[Jonathan Gutierrez]

It was a fantastic film. But I don't think it pissed anyone off.

Ill never understand this board always saying that roastie snare getting outraged over sex bots. I've never seen it. Must be subversive propaganda like the Blacked threads.

[Easton Anderson]

Nah /ourmovie/ for 2017 was the MLP movie.

[Eli Anderson]

Have u watched electric dreams? Another phillip k dick adaptation

[Caleb Collins]

I thought the gf was another what is human story, with her dying for the right cause and all.

[Carson Jones]

I guess it depends on what we are considering a red pill. To me there are two pivotal points that I would consider pills. The first moment is when K finds out he's not special. He has no importance, and his life is designed, and he truly has no idea what is life. Its a huge black pill, as he watches a copy of his holo gf point at him and say he's special. The two characters we get to see as unique are just made by design, and easily replaced. The red pill was what came afterward. Instead of being a nothing K decides to do something. He wasn't the special one, but he throws his fate to the wind and decides to not only get to Harrison Ford's character, but also decides to once again go against his commands and save him. To me its a massive red pill. It means to stop standing idly by. This is going to sound so fucking lame I'm sorry. You're not special, and won't matter. Its going to be your deeds that give you purpose. Also I likened the gf not necessarily to the current day, but instead to the idea of the perfect woman. She was to the viewer the idea feminine figure and was K's match. In the end we just see that she was "What you wanted her to be." We're left with a question now. Did Joi really love K, or was it just part of her program.

Did you see some of the more liberal sites responses to this. They were saying that the lack of speaking roles and feminine lead was a return to the 1950s.

[Isaiah Anderson]

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