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Blade Runner Briefcase Edition: Content Overview
Packaging & Physical Contents
Case: Blade Runner-themed briefcase, hinged tin
Disc Packaging: 5-disc digipack with foil-enhanced, embossed slipcase
Additional Physical Items:
Lenticular Motion Image: From the original feature
Art Cards: Set of 8, 6"x4" photographic sketches
Letter from Ridley Scott: Transparent A3-sized note with a self-penned "xRidleygramme" sketch in the corner
Booklet: Glossy booklet detailing the package's content and history
Audio & Video Specifications
Video Format: 2.40:1 anamorphic (original aspect ratio from 35mm film materials)
TV Aspect Ratio: 4:3 (for TV-intended film materials)
Documentaries and Featurettes: Presented in 16:9 aspect ratio
Audio: English Dolby Digital 2.0
Subtitles: Available in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Polish, and Swedish
Disc Content Breakdown
Disc 1 – Blade Runner: The Final Cut (2007)
Runtime: 1 hour, 57 minutes
Description: Scott's definitive version with added/extended scenes, new dialogue, updated special effects, and a complete audio remix
Special Features:
Introduction by Ridley Scott: His statement of approval, affirming this as his preferred version
Audio Commentaries:
Ridley Scott (Director)
Hampton Francher (Writer), David Peoples (Writer), Michael Deeley (Producer), Katherine Haber (Production Executive)


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English Dolby Digital 2.0 with sub-titles in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Polish and Swedish.

Blade Runner Briefcase packaging (hinged tin)

Digi-Package with Foil Enhanced and Embossed Slipcase (5 Discs)

Lenticular motion image from the original feature
Collection of Artwork 6" x 4" photographic sketches (x 8)
Letter from Ridley Scott.
This is a transparent A3 size note from the director with a little 'xRidleygramme' (a self-penned sketch in the corner). Neat.

Glossy Booklet covering the entire package.
All Our Variant Futures documentary
Paul Sammon commentary
extras
All Our Variant Futures documentary
Paul Sammon commentary
. The restoration and content are almost entirely credited to producer and rabid fan Charles de Lauzirika. 
Disc 1 – Blade Runner: The Final Cut (2007)
1 hour, 57 mins

Scott's definitive new version of his science-fiction masterpiece includes added & extended scenes, added lines and new and cleaner special effects not to mention a complete re-mix 
special features (of disc 1)
1. Introduction: Director, Ridley Scott

A stamp of authorial approval from a simple introduction – In his own words, this is Scott's preferred version of his masterpiece.


2. Commentary: Director, Ridley Scott

Ridley Scott is a northern English visual stylist and so comes across as a no nonsense "I knew what I was doing," chap who lays gentle waste to the Californian ethos of laid back laconic and staunch unionism.

3. Commentary: Writers, Hampton Francher and David Peoples, Producer Michael Deeley and Production Executive Katherine Haber
4. Commentary: Visual Futurist Syd Mead, Production Designer Lawrence Paull, Art Director David L. Snyder, Special Photographic Effects Supervisors Doug Trumbull, Richard Yuricich and David Dryer.

35mm original film materials: Aspect Ratio 2.40:1
35mm original film materials intended for TV use: Aspect Ratio 4:3
Restoration Documentaries and new Featurettes: Aspect ratio 16:9
Disc 2 – Dangerous Days: Making Blade Runner Documentary

3 hours 34 minutes (and 6 secs)

• Newly created documentary: Through interviews with the cast and crew, critics and colleagues, this feature-length documentary provides a mainstream-friendly yet meaningful in-depth look at Blade Runner's literary genesis, its challenging production and controversial legacy.

Disc 3 – 3 Complete Archived Film Versions

'82 U.S. Theatrical version: 1 hour 57 mins
'82 International Theatrical version: 1 hour 58 mins
'92 Director's Cut: 1 hour 55 mins
special features (of disc 3)
Introductions to all three versions by Ridley Scott (a la the Final Cut) outlining the differences between each version.
Disc 4 – Enhancement Archive
extra features
The Electric Dreamer featurette
Nove vs. film featurette
Philip K. Dick audio interviews
Graphic design featurette
Wardrobe featurette
Screen tests
Jordan Cronenweth featurette
Deleted and alternate scenes
1982 promotional featurettes
Disc 5 – Work Print Version
1 hour, 45 mins

Looking back to the legendary "Workprint" and an in depth documentary on the Making of the Final Cut

special features (of disc 5)
1. Introduction by Ridley Scott (0:47)

2. Commentary: Writer, Paul Sammon, Blade Runner's unofficial biographer.
The Mystery of the Girl in the Bath Tub
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Blade Runner Briefcase Edition: Content Overview
Packaging & Physical Contents
Case: Blade Runner-themed briefcase, hinged tin
Disc Packaging: 5-disc digipack with foil-enhanced, embossed slipcase
Additional Physical Items:
Lenticular Motion Image: From the original feature
Art Cards: Set of 8, 6"x4" photographic sketches
Letter from Ridley Scott: Transparent A3-sized note with a self-penned "xRidleygramme" sketch in the corner
Booklet: Glossy booklet detailing the package's content and history
Audio & Video Specifications
Video Format: 2.40:1 anamorphic (original aspect ratio from 35mm film materials)
TV Aspect Ratio: 4:3 (for TV-intended film materials)
Documentaries and Featurettes: Presented in 16:9 aspect ratio
Audio: English Dolby Digital 2.0
Subtitles: Available in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Polish, and Swedish
Disc Content Breakdown
Disc 1 – Blade Runner: The Final Cut (2007)
Runtime: 1 hour, 57 minutes
Description: Scott's definitive version with added/extended scenes, new dialogue, updated special effects, and a complete audio remix
Special Features:
Introduction by Ridley Scott: His statement of approval, affirming this as his preferred version
Audio Commentaries:
Ridley Scott (Director)
Hampton Francher (Writer), David Peoples (Writer), Michael Deeley (Producer), Katherine Haber (Production Executive)
Visual Futurist Syd Mead, Production Designer Lawrence Paull, Art Director David L. Snyder, and Special Photographic Effects Supervisors Doug Trumbull, Richard Yuricich, and David Dryer
Disc 2 – Dangerous Days: Making Blade Runner Documentary
Runtime: 3 hours, 34 minutes
Content: Newly created, comprehensive documentary with cast/crew interviews covering:
The literary origins of Blade Runner
Challenges during production
The film's lasting influence and controversial legacy
Disc 3 – Archived Film Versions
Versions Included:
1982 U.S. Theatrical Cut (1 hour, 57 minutes)
1982 International Theatrical Cut (1 hour, 58 minutes)
1992 Director’s Cut (1 hour, 55 minutes)
Special Feature: Ridley Scott’s introductions for each version, detailing key differences
Disc 4 – Enhancement Archive
Content: Additional insights and behind-the-scenes content
Featurettes:
The Electric Dreamer
Novel vs. Film
Philip K. Dick dio interviews
Graphic Design
Wardrobe
Screen Tests
Jordan Cronenweth (Cinematographer) featurette
Deleted/Alternate Scenes
1982 Promotional Featurettes
Disc 5 – Work Print Version
Runtime: 1 hour, 45 minutes
Description: Rare original "Workprint" version, plus a documentary on the making of the Final Cut
Special Features:
Introduction by Ridley Scott (47 seconds)
Commentary by Paul Sammon (Writer and unofficial Blade Runner biographer)
Featurette: The Mystery of the Girl in the Bath Tub
Additional Extras
All Our Variant Futures documentary
Commentary by Paul Sammon (available across multiple discs)
Restoration credits primarily to producer Charles de Lauzirika

Very good - in undamaged open original Box, with manual in opened box

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