I like the 1982 Theatrical Cut because I like the narrations and it’s the original cut of the film.
Planning to rewatch the film. If I were to pick one version, which one would you recommend?
EDIT: Thanks for responses, everyone. Final Cut it is.
I know there are scenes uploaded on Youtube but I mean the whole film
I've been trying to buy a copy of The Art and Soul of Blade Runner 2049. Anyone know if there's a difference between the book as published under these two ISBNs? They appear to be the same book, but different publishers.
9781785657580 (Titan Books Edition)
9781629399089 (Alcon Books Edition)
I have the "storyboards" and "artwork" companion volumes as published by Titan. So all things being equal, I'd probably try to pick up the Titan edition. But there's not much availability for either edition. Only thing I've found so far is NECA selling the Alcon edition (at 1.8x the cover price) on Amazon.
After watching Blade Runner 1982 for the first time, I searched Reddit for the next movie I should watch in the series/franchise. I read people saying to watch the Final Cut first, because it's better. I thought I just watched the theatrical release. Then I read people saying that there were voice-overs in the theatrical release, but I don't recall any voice-overs at all. I googled the voice-over scenes and can confirm they were not in the movie I just watched. The one I just watched ended with Deckard finding the origami unicorn made by the Gaff, and Deckard and Rachael leaving in an elevator. What version is this?! I'm so confused.
This is my last resort after an absolutely fruitless search online.
I seriously cant enough of this movie after I watched it for the first time last month (cinephile newbie lol) and have been rewatching since then; and I really badly wanna watch the rest of the versions. Particularly the Workprint version, San Diego sneak preview version and US theatrical release (the original first release with all the voiceovers).
Please help me out if you know where I can watch these versions!!
Should Blade Runner be considered one of the best films of the 90s instead of the 80s since the version everyone loves is the directors cut released in 1992?
Does anyone here have access to a copy of the television edit of Blade Runner that aired on CBS in 1986 and is willing to share it? I've always been curious about TV cuts of my favorite films, so I've been wanting to check this one out for a while, but haven't been able to.
I have only seen about 25 minutes of the american theatre cut and it was goddam abysmall with all the cuts that are ugly and stupid as hell that hide violence and the very out of place Rick Deckard narration so which version or versions are the best and why is it the best and whose vision is it?
Also is the Denis Villeneuve sequel, a sequel to a specific version?
I think most people will say Theatrical but I’m curious.
I haven't seen Ridley Scott's Blade Runner before, but I know there are multiple versions of it. Which one should I check out if I'm interested in watching it?
I think this is the perfect subreddit to ask the question, by the way.
This post back here https://www.reddit.com/r/bladerunner/comments/7c69hz/the_original_johann_johannsson_main_theme_was/ expresses what I'm looking for. There was this one 4-6 minute track that is a longer version of this track : https://youtu.be/fjx_1aWCnPY
A version of it was on Youtube up until very recently. If anyone has it please send me a link or something to it!
I want to rewatch the first Blade Runner movie but I want to watch the full, uncut version. Which version would that one be?
I recently watched Blade Runner and Blade Runner 2049 and absolutely loved them both. I watched Blade Runner: The Final Cut and was wondering if it’s with it to watch the theatrical release and directors cut or if i made the right choice and should just stick with the version i watched.
