Warners have released the following trailer for their upcoming 30th Anniversary Blu-ray box set.
You can order the set from Amazon in the UK here or in the USA here, and here’s what you’ll get:
Disc 1: Blu-ray of The Final Cut
Disc 2: Blu-ray of US Theatrical, International Theatrical, and “Director’s Cut” seamlessly branching on one disc
Disc 3: Blu-ray of Workprint Cut (from the UCE Disc 5), Dangerous Days documentary (from the UCE Disc 2), everything from the UCE “Enhancement Archive”(UCE Disc 4). This disc also includes a new Photo Gallery with “over 1000 new photos”, and “more”
Disc 4: DVD of The Final Cut
An “all-new” Ultraviolet Digital Copy
An “all-new” concept spinner car toy
An “all-new” action lenticular
An “all-new” 72-page photo book
Here’s what you’ll get in the box (click to enlarge):
You can order the set from Amazon in the UK here or in the USA here.
The set is due for release on October 29th. Extras on the UK release are TBC, but, based on the image below and previously released details of the US version, it would be safe to expect:
Disc 1: Blu-ray of The Final Cut
Disc 2: Blu-ray of US Theatrical, International Theatrical, and “Director’s Cut” seamlessly branching on one disc
Disc 3: Blu-ray of Workprint Cut (from the UCE Disc 5), Dangerous Days documentary (from the UCE Disc 2), everything from the UCE “Enhancement Archive”(UCE Disc 4). This disc also includes a new Photo Gallery with “over 1000 new photos”, and “more”
Disc 4: DVD of The Final Cut
An “all-new” Ultraviolet Digital Copy
An “all-new” concept spinner car toy
An “all-new” action lenticular
An “all-new” 72-page photo book
Here’s what you’ll get in the box (click to enlarge):
I’ve just had confirmation from Warner UK that this set will be released on October 22nd in the UK!
Warner Bros in the US have confirmed more details on the TWO 30th Anniversary Blu-ray Releases for Blade Runner, to be released on the 23rd October 2012.
As previously announced, one will feature everything from the old Ultimate Collector’s Edition DVD set, plus some new extras and a replica ‘Spinner’ car. That’s available to order here for $58.49.
Click to enlarge
Disc 1: Blu-ray of The Final Cut
Disc 2: Blu-ray of US Theatrical, International Theatrical, and “Director’s Cut” seamlessly branching on one disc
Disc 3: Blu-rayof Workprint Cut (from the UCE Disc 5), Dangerous Days documentary (from the UCE Disc 2), everything from the UCE “Enhancement Archive”(UCE Disc 4). This disc also includes a new Photo Gallery with “over 1000 new photos”, and “more”
Disc 4: DVD of The Final Cut
An “all-new” Ultraviolet Digital Copy
An “all-new” concept spinner car toy
An “all-new” action lenticular
An “all-new” 72-page photo book
Also announced (and available here for $24.49) is version containing just the 3 Blu-ray discs, and nothing else.
Warner Bros have yet to confirm a UK release, but I’d be surprised if we didn’t get to see it.
7:00-8:00 Blade Runner 30th Anniversary Celebration — In 1982, Blade Runner, director Ridley Scott’s classic adaptation of SF master Philip K. Dick’s novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? was released to theaters and forever changed the face of cinematic science fiction. Filmmaker, BR expert, and acclaimed author Paul M. Sammon (Future Noir: The Making of Blade Runner) hosts a 30th anniversary celebration of this influential masterpiece. Sammon (who was present throughout BR’s filming and met Philip K. Dick) will interview numerous BR cast and crewmembers, including BR art director David Snyder and BR: The Final Cut producer Charles de Lauzirika. Be there to meet these and other very special BR guests.
With Fox putting on some sort of Prometheus event at Comic-Con as well, I wouldn’t be surprised if Ridley Scott also makes an appearance, but either way this promises to be a real treat for fans.
On June 25th 1982, Blade Runner was released in the USA to a deafening chorus of ‘Meh’.
Hobbled by a studio-mandated happy ending and pointless voice-over narration from a very bored-sounding Harrison Ford, it would be some time before Ridley Scott’s classic would be fully appreciated.
Now of course, the film is rightly regarded as one of THE all-time great entries in the sci-fi genre, and countless words have been used to discuss the movie’s intricacies, including this newly published piece by Nathan Hardisty.
Rather than then let me waffle on, why not head over to this page at the BFI, which includes a brief write-up, a nice collection of stills and video from March 2009′s ‘Blade Runner’ day, where guest of honour Ridley Scott shares his thoughts about the radical influence of the film on architecture, fashion and design, before being awarded a BFI Fellowship for his outstanding contribution to film culture.
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On June 25th 1982, Blade Runner was released in the USA to a deafening chorus of ‘Meh’.
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