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In this episode, we break down Blade Runner 2049 — a sci-fi masterpiece that explores what it means to be human in a world of memory, identity, and artificial life. We analyze the jaw-dropping cinematography by Roger Deakins, marking a visual feast that earned him an Oscar. We also dive into Denis Villeneuve’s philosophical storytelling — how the film layers memory, consciousness, and dystopia to build a deeply emotional sci-fi experience. If you want to understand why this film still lingers in your mind long after it ends, this breakdown is for you.

Chapters:
00:00 The philosophy of a sad boy
8:38 A movie that aged like wine
13:36 AI propaganda
18:22 Luv's character
22:50 The OG Blade Runner
25:29 Harrison Ford is great at playing himself
28:46 The most depressing scene in this movie
33:01 Denis Villeneuve’s genius use of color
41:49 The troubles of being a replicant
48:34 Final point on the color choices
51:13 Our official rating & final thoughts
58:52 Cue the music

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The CRWN Cinema Podcast is a movie analysis podcast hosted by Kade Harvey and Gray Pittman. They watch & discuss classic movies to talk about the film techniques used, give interesting insights, and just have a cinematic hang.

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