A few months ago, my wife and I took some duplicate DVDs we received for Christmas back to Virgin Megastore.  While we were there, I purchased the Blade Runner (4 Disc Collector’s Edition) and promptly put the DVD set in our shelving system for future viewing.  This past Saturday, we blew the dust off the set and watched “The Final Cut” version of the film.

After viewing this version of the film, all I have to say is “wow”.  The biggest and most noticeable change in this version of the film is the removal of Harrison Ford’s overbearing narration.  The film may now be a bit slow for some but I found the narration-free version of the film captivating.  Other changes include all the added violence from the International Cut, some plot corrections, and additional CGI effects.

The film seems to have withstood the test of time, the original film was released in 1982.  The plot, interesting characters, and strong cast make this film still worth watching and relevant even now.  What’s old is new again.

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