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Just when you thought you had purchased your last copy of Ridley Scott’s 1982 sci-fi classic, the 30th anniversary comes along with two new Blu-ray releases.
For $34.99, you can score the Blade Runner 30th Anniversary Blu-ray Book, which includes four versions of the film across two discs, and a third with special features, interviews, documentaries, deleted scenes, and more. Now, none of this stuff is new—except the packaging, of course. This version comes wrapped in a 36-page hardcover Blu-ray book.
If you’re willing to spend an extra $30, there’s also a 4-disc Blu-ray + DVD Combo Pack, which throws in an UltraViolet Digital Copy of “The Final Cut” version of the movie. Besides everything listed above and the DVD, this version has an extra Blu-ray filled with commentaries, a 72-page “art book,” and a collectible Spinner car replica.
Rating: R
Runtime: 117 minutes (feature)
Total Number of Discs: 3-4 (depending on version)
Studio: Warner Bros.
