Loyalty in Blade Runner 2049
In Blade Runner 2049, none of the characters really have any meaningful "human" connections between each other, which begs the question:
Is there any evidence of genuine loyalty between the characters in Blade Runner 2049?
I was watching the bonus features of the Blu-Ray and Jared Leto (Niander Wallace) says, "Luv is loyalty personified."
What does he actually mean?
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What is the moral of Blade Runner 2049?
The moral of the Blade Runner films is that what matters is the quality of mental life, not its biological origins, or even whether it is \u201coriginal.\u201d In the future, new life forms will exist with mental lives, some of these will be biological in origin and others will arise from AI.Why did Wallace want the child?
he wants to be the "God", or creator, who ushers in this ascension to heaven. This primary goal is more important to him than any one replicant, which, while he professes to cherish and love like a parent, it's more that he loves himself for having the power to create life.Is K human in Blade Runner 2049?
In 2049, bioengineered humans known as replicants are slaves. K (short for his serial number, KD6-3.7), a Nexus-9 replicant, works for the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) as a "blade runner", an officer who hunts and "retires" (kills) rogue replicants.Is K the child Blade Runner?
WHO IS DECKARD AND RACHAEL'S CHILD? Sadly for K, who believed wholeheartedly throughout Blade Runner 2049 that he was born and not made, he figured out the truth: his childhood memories were real, but don't belong to him and were illegally implanted in his mind. The memories belong to Dr. Ana Stelline herself.King Gizzard \u0026 The Lizard Wizard x Blade Runner 2049 - Loyalty
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