Holy shit this movie is pure art. The visuals and aesthetic are spot on for Cyberpunk and the sound direction is so good. Literally every set had me engaged because how good they looked. The scene with K just going around the city with these big ass logo’s of dead and alive companies was so good. Visually, this movie is a masterpiece.
The whole plot of K finding a purpose and then losing it to then making up one himself is great. Pretty similar to Detroit become human. The plot kept me hooked throughout. The whole section in the ruins of Las Vegas was peak. The pacing was also so much better than the first movie.
And then there is the Ryan Gosling is literally me propaganda which I fully subscribe to. K feels very similar as to his lack of purpose and being stuck in a society that fucking sucks. The AI Girlfriend thing has gained a whole new meaning since ChatGPT dropped. God I love this 
scene.
The ending was great. K did the most human thing possible after breaking his shackles even when he was not HIM hence proving that every single replicant is a living being but lack purpose and memories which shape their personalities.
And Jared Leto somehow gave his best performance in this movie. This is his peak after Paul Allen.
I saw this movie shortly before I left home. It was the first movie I’d seen in theaters by myself (at fucking 25 lol), and I went and saw it twice. I loved it.
I’ll never forget David Bautista’s performance. And the baseline test scene was fucking cool.
" Ryan Gosling actually wrote this when trying to understand his character, and used a technique called “dropping in” to analyze writing from Nabokov’s Pale Fire. He approached Villeneuve about it and he added it to the film. "
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I love that detail and the baseline test may have been my single favorite scene in the movie
Interesting, thanks for sharing this
I was in my late twenties when i finally started to “get” that actors are active, important participants in the process of creation and not just puppets being ordered around on stage. Finding out that Rutger came up with some of Roy’s soliloquy was a big part of that.