Blade Runner The Final Cut
"What does it mean to be human?" In Los Angeles, November 2019, it means depressed, alcoholic, hard-boiled cop Rick Deckard is hunting Replicants. Again. A group of Replicant escapees from off world is leaving bodies in their wake. Lethally cool ex-soldier Roy Batty leads the group of dim, brutal Le...
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Warner Home Video,
[2007]
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Table of Contents:
- Disc 1: Blade Runner
- Credits and foreword
- Eye on the city
- Emotional response
- Interrupted sushi
- Old blade runner magic
- Replicants in question
- Rachael: Voight-Kampff test
- Leon's hotel room
- Chew's visitors
- If only you could see
- Someone else's memories
- Pris meets Sebastian
- Deckard's dream
- Esper enhancement
- Manufactured skin
- Miss Salome
- Pursuing Zhora
- Retirement witnessed
- How many to go?
- Wake up. Time to die
- I owe you one
- Say "Kiss me."
- Only two of us now
- We need you, Sebastian
- Right moves
- Prodigal son brings death
- No way to treat a friend
- Death among the menagerie
- Proud of yourself?
- Wounded animals
- Building ledge
- The roof
- To live in fear
- Like tears in rain
- Souvenir
- End credits (117 min.) (1982/2007); Special features: Introduction by Ridley Scott (36 sec.); Commentaries [audio features] by director Ridley Scott; Commentary by executive producer/co-screenwriter Hampton Fancher, co-screenwriter David Peoples, producer Michael Deeley, and executive producer Katherine Haber; Commentary by visual futurist Syd Mead, production designer Lawrence G. Paull, art director David L. Snyder, and special photographic effects supervisors Douglas Trumbull, Richard Yuricich, and David Dryer.
- Disc 2. Dangerous days: Making Blade Runner
- Incept date 1980: Screenwriting and dealmaking
- Blush response: Assembling the cast
- A good start: Designing the future
- Eye of the storm: Production begins
- Living in fear: Tension on the set
- Beyond the window: Visual effects
- In need of magic: Post-production problems
- To Hades and back: Release and resurrection / Jerry Perenchio, Bud Yorkin, and Warner Home Video present ; a Lauzirika production ; produced and directed by Charles de Lauzirika ; Lauzirika Motion Picture Company (213 min.) (2007); Trailers (4 min.).
