While the line between fans over which is the better version of Blade Runner continues to be drawn, I think most will agree that it was just wrong to be "stuck" with only the Director's Cut of the film. And apparently so did Warner Home Video who finally righted their previous wrong with all new multi-disc sets like this Blade Runner (Four-Disc Collector's Edition). Comprised of 4 versions of the cult sci-fi classic (including director Ridley Scott's phenomenal new Final Cut) this 4-disc (single-sided) box set promises something for every Blade Runner fan, regardless of preference. Though all three complete archival versions: 1982 U.S. Theatrical Cut, 1982 International Theatrical Cut and 1992 Director's Cut are digitally restored and remastered for enhanced picture and audio, they pale in comparison to the 2007 Final Cut which incorporates New Footage and never before seen Special Effects and boasts 3 filmmaker Commentaries. All 4 versions include introduction by director Ridley Scott and feature English Dolby Surround 5.1 audio plus the following additional audio features: English & French Dolby Surround Stereo audio (Archival Versions on Disc 3) and French Dolby Surround 5.1 audio (Final Cut on Disc 1). Special Features include the outstanding documentary "Dangerous Days: Making Blade Runner" and Enchancement Archive. Having all 4 versions of the film plus the bonus features now in one convenient box set was definitely worth the wait. Highly Recommended!
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