In my review for The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, I opened by discussing the difficulties of discussing a classic piece of cinema. There is also a slight dullness to the dialogue; it lacks the fidelity of modern audio recording for cinema, very much a sign of the film’s age.

Even if the nerd in me might have quite liked the 4K disc to give you the option of watching the theatrical and director’s cut versions as well, rather than only providing these versions on a separate accompanying HD Blu-ray. Setting a new standard for Blu-ray releases and supplemental material, Blade Runner seems to have just about every conceivable extra imaginable in this set. I had seen Alien and that Blade Runner was also directed by Ridley Scott was part of the pitch my dad made in getting me to watch something I'd never heard of. For the week that ended on January 27th, Warner Home Entertainment's Blade Runner 2049 kept its hold at the top of the Blu-ray-only and overall package-media charts.Unfortunately, this isn't always the case and the events of Blade Runner revolve around a group of four renegade Replicants who make their way back to Earth and seek their creators within the giant Tyrell corporation. In celebration of Blade Runner's 25th anniversary, director Ridley Scott went back into post production to create the long-awaited definitive version.

So what are the differences between 'The Complete Collector's Edition' and 'The Ultimate Collector's Edition'? Final note: The only thing missing on this gargantuan release are the extensive still galleries that Warner promised in the original press release. For more about Blade Runner and the Blade Runner Blu-ray release, see Blade Runner Blu-ray Review published by Ben Williams on December 31, 2007 where this Blu-ray release scored 5.This long-anticipated follow-up to Ridley Scott's 1982 cult classic struggled to connect with viewers.