Sci-Fi classic “Blade Runner” is getting a new 4K Steelbook release from Zavvi in May
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Next up in Zavvi’s ‘Sci-fi Destination’ series is the classic Blade Runner, which will be getting a 4K release on May 3rd.
The 3-disc set will include the movie on 4K and Blu-ray, as well as a bonus disc featuring the brilliant documentary, Dangerous Days.
Pre-orders will live around 12 noon UK time on Saturday March 20th for Red Carpet subscribers, and around 6pm for everyone else, so ignore any ‘sold out’ notices until then.
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Pre-order: Zavvi
4K and Blu-ray Feature Disc:
- Digitally Restored and Remastered, Incorporating New Footage and Special Effects Never Before Seen
- Soundtrack Remastered in Dolby Atmos on 4K
- Introduction by Director Ridley Scott
- 3 Filmmaker Commentaries, Including One by Ridley Scott
Bonus Disc:
- Dangerous Days: Making Blade Runner Definitive Documentary Incorporating Outtakes, Deleted Scenes and All-New Interviews. The Ultimate Look at the Movie’s Difficult Creation and Controversial Legacy.
Why are the same films churned out time after time with a different steelbook? There’s plebty of other movies who should get the steelbook treatment that are ignored.
This set is horrible
how come?
have to say the artwork isn’t tempting me
Marc Whitworth I dont like the artwork at all
i agree with Robert above, far far too many reissues of same films from the same big studios, Warner, Universal/Paramount and Disney/Fox when there are literally hundreds of movies not on Blu-ray in UK never mind a steelbook, a lot on blu-ray say in USA and/or Germany and/or Australia but even so I have dozens and dozens on my lists not on blu-ray anywhere yet owned by these massive companies. It continues to be annoying and just wish they would release the material onto blu-ray even if say exclusive to HMV (preferably) or Zavvi, a bit of that has happened but its like 2%. of what’s possible