Blade Runner: The Final Cut - Ultimate Collector's Edition (5 Discs)

Awsome package. personally all i want this collection is for the international version of the film. but thats not saying that the rest of it isnt worth credit. Only people of an inteligent nature will understand and love this movie for what it is. all others that found this a boring movie i suggest to go and watch your Die hard movie collection.
what this package offers is the following

Disc One Contains:
Ridley Scott's All-New 'Final Cut' Version Of The Film
Audio Commentary By Director Ridley Scott

Disc Two Contains:
Dangerous Days: Making Blade Runner

Disc Three Contains:
1982 Theatrical Version
1982 International Version
1992 Director's Cut

Disc Four Contains:
Screen Tests: Rachel & Pris
The Electric Dreamer: Remembering Philip K. Dick
Sacrificial Sheep: The Novel vs. The Film
Signs of the Times: Graphic Design
Promoting Dystopia: Rendering the Poster Art
Deleted & Alternate Scenes
Deck-A-Rep: The True Nature of Rick Deckard
Nexus Generation: Fans & Filmmakers
Philip K. Dick: The Blade Runner Interviews (Audio)
Trailers & TV Spot
and a few others

Disc Five Contains:
Workprint Version Of Blade Runner

This is one of the best boxsets Iv'e ever bought....5 different versions of the movie and hours of behind the scenes documenteries...cant help but think that if Ridley had done Minority Report (another Phil K Dick story) it would have been a 1000 times better than what we ended up with ....if only Ridley Scott did all sci-fi movies

This is one of those rare movies that never gets dated or even looks dated, it stays awesome the more you watch it! A very cool Sci-Fi with an excellent cast and a great story which has a double ending depending on which way you look at it. The visual style of this movie is amazing too! You must see the final cut version of the film as it has new effects and scenes added etc! A must own film at any cost. Plus on top of an awesome movie you get more special features than any film could wish for, giving you hours more enjoyment!!

Everytime I watch this it gets better and better.
Its a story (with a sci-fi backdrop) about life / the need for life with wonderful characters in a wonderful (if dystopian) world.
Then there are of course the incredible visuals that inspired many a sci-fi film made from then on, as well as an almighty soundtrack by Vangelis.

Truly brilliant film which as well as awe-inspriring is also deeply poignant.

The ultimate revision of this sci-fi classic by Ridley Scott has been a long time coming, but has it been worth the wait? Certainly (in its "final cut" version at least) the 'sprucing up' done to the picture and the sound have paid dividends, and the corrections to the continuity errors are welcome - BUT - the extended 'unicorn dream' sequence now makes even less sense than it did in the original "director's cut" and some of the inane 'cityspeak' dialogue added during the flight shots just plain irritates. I guess that I'm still a fan of the original "European" version of the film (complete with Marlow-esque voice over and 'happy ending'), so welcome the fact that it has been included here, along with remastered versions of the "USA", "director's cut" and (most tantalising of all) "workprint" versions. Excellent value for money!!