Amazing little detail in Blade Runner 2049 (Baseline Tests)

in the first test the voice comming from the mchine is robotic and monotonous.

but in the second test, after he discovers his so called "soul", the voice is full of emotion and tenderness, which changes according to each statement. we experience it from K point of view: in the first time totally robotic, the secend time as full of emotion.

To me it seems the voIce stays mostly the same from the first and second test.

I definitely notice a difference the second time. Not super pronounced. It's more like it's different than that it's more emotional. The first sounds kinda emotional, but fast and urgent. The second is more serious, but I guess I would still describe it was more emotional. Hard to say how much of that is the music.

Yeah, I remember noticing this in the theater as well.

I just noticed something as well.

Watching BR2049...


When K enters the Casino... he presses a note on the piano... which echoes through the building.


That key he presses, is the same one that was "dulled" by the hidden object in Sapper Morton's house.
Same damned note. I swear.

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I am so looking forward to the Blade Runner Weekend next year.
Gonna make it a Discord Voice Chat for sure.

Curious to see the extended version of the baseline test Gosling wrote himself...

Cool detail. Best film I have seen in years.

I wonder if it's the same note Deckard hits in the original when he is drinking and contemplating...

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