I don't get it

It's basically the same scene as the tears in rain scene in the first BR in the sense that both characters are then finally fully aware of their identity, just the motif here is snow instead of rain and everything is told visually instead of the actor just reciting lines into the camera.
K makes the first true individual choice of this life through a moral self-sacrifice act that reunites a father with his daughter. When that is accomplished he is done, he's becomes "special" like he always wanted to be, lays on the steps as the unique "special" snowflakes fall on his hand and melt away, like tears in rain.

All told completely by visuals alone.

REAL HUMAN BEAN

You have to be a lonly incel to get it.

>Get property like dune
>Make the theme about capitalism and the exploitation of a planets resource.
Dinny literally been filtered by a 1 off analogy frank used for readers that don't know what the silk road is.

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He realized how much of a cuck he is. Also he is a new design of replicant mentally programmed to save deckard so that wallace could find the child,m After completely his subconscious mission he expired as he was a loose end.

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>“All the best memories are hers...”
>“Why? Who am I to you?”

This is the emotional apex of the film and I was surprised to learn how many people miss the nuance and importance here: As far as K’s memories are concerned, Deckard is his father. If there’s anything the first film taught us, it’s that we are but a collection memories. Implanted or not, they are real in the mind. Remember that line earlier in the film, from Deckard to K: “to love someone you have to be a stranger”? This moment is a direct callback to that. K’s smirk says it all. By saying nothing, he shows his transformation; his ability to love selflessly. And given all the references to fairy tales throughout the film, it is fitting that our Pinocchio has become a real boy by the film’s end. K sitting on the stoop, watching snow fall around him as special unique snowflakes fall on his hand only to melt away forver is also foreshadowed earlier in the film. The significance here being the dichotomy between K and the girl. She is “real” yet she lives in a bubble with fake snow and in isolation. K, the “skinjob”, has been the one to have lived a full life, complete with bouts of Luv and Joi.
So, as ever, Blade Runner is utterly existential in its message - it is how you live and the actions you take that truly matter.

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man that scene still speaks to me
it's also hilarious too

>programmed to save deckard
I know this is bait, but he was literally programmed and appointed to both kill the child by the orders of his boss and later to kill Deckard by the orders of the replicant rebellion.
He did the very opposite of both of that

It's funny because when Frank wrote the first Dune, it was all based around the idea of Oil dependency we have and the ecology in general, with the sandy desert being based around the sandy dunes in California where he lived.
The rest about transcendental genetics and a golden path for humanity is an outgrowth of both the 1960s and the logical conclusion on the speculation of what resource dependency and political control does to a society.

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No. When he got knocked out and his ai gf got destroyed he was mentally hacked because new replicants secretly can be manipulated with specific words passages. Then on he was programmed to save deckard.Thats how he new where deckard was when he ambushed them. Also why luv didn't kill him when given the chance. Since he has a tracker in him Wallace now knows where to find hes genetic source child to breed replicants.

how ironic that now the price of oil has gone down so much

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>new replicants secretly can be manipulated with specific words passages
lmao, atleast be subtle with your bait

Source?
Until i see evidence i will continue to believe frank used it as a substitute for those who don't know what the silk road is because it fits that allegory almost perfectly especially considering the Alexander the great reference Duke leto makes.

Ok how did K know where deckard was then? And why did he let himself die? What of the tracker the police had in him?

the most human thing you can do, is sacrifice your life for another.

>OPEC=CHOAM
dune.fandom.com/wiki/CHOAM
>Even the flag looks like OPEC

I can't be bothered to dig it up, but if you look some biographies o Frank, his californian surroundings and his ecological work are both credited as big foundations for the setting.
I'm sure silk road and other historical tropes contributed, Landsraad and the Emperor are clearly meant to be like HRE, and the Bene Gesserit are Jesuits.

basically, he finally Had sex

i cried because i know the feel.

original bladerunner is better, sorry sad boys

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I love that even RLM made fun of the way the Goose was acting in the trailer, but then you watch the movie and the stupid face he makes is apart of who he is until this very moment when he cant do it anymore and his emotions and feelings finally erupt and he has a very human moment of rage. Good Stuff.

The spice literally is spice tho. Space travel existed before spice when machines were legal so? I never once reading thought yeah this is like oil in the middle east it always appeared like the silk road since everything about space travel and the spice is trade and travel to control the empire. The one who has the CHOAM holdings owns the universe thats why the Baron is scared of the emperor after taking Arrakis because he gave up all his CHOAM assets moving his army there.

Sounds intense