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Posted at June 29, 2014, 3:17 pm: http://www.dvdtimes.co.uk/content.php?contentid=61696 Warner Home Video have confirmed their plans for Ridley Scott’s long-awaited definitive version of Blade Runner with a recently issued press release detailing plans for two separate DVD releases, one later this year and another to follow in 2007. Warner Home Video (WHV) announced today that it has acquired worldwide rights to Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner and plans two new DVD releases of the futuristic classic. Rights had lapsed a year ago, but negotiations for a long-term license have now been completed, and the film will again be available to the public. First, a restored and remastered DVD version of the 1992 Director’s Cut will debut in September in the U.S. and October in the UK for a special four-month limited release, after which it will be placed on moratorium by WHV. Later in 2007, to celebrate the film’s 25th anniversary, the studio will unveil Blade Runner: The Final Cut, Scott’s definitive new version of his science-fiction masterpiece. The film will be released theatrically in select major U.S. cities, followed by a multi-disc Special Edition DVD release which will also contain three alternate versions of Blade Runner: the Original U.S. Theatrical Cut, the Expanded International Theatrical Cut and the 1992 Director’s Cut. Ample, ground-breaking bonus features will also be included. In making the announcement, Jeff Baker, WHV’s Senior VP and General Manager, Theatrical Catalog said: “This is clearly Ridley’s signature film and we are thrilled to have it back. While details of the new DVDs will be announced later, we wanted to get this great news to the many serious film buffs and ardent Blade Runner fans who’ve been so patient, despite besieging us with thousands of annual requests in recent years for new Blade Runner DVDs. Continued Baker, “A number of people have told me that in the start-up days of DVD, Blade Runner was absolutely the first DVD title they wanted, so much so that they purchased it even before their first DVD player! I guarantee these fans our new DVDs will be well worth waiting for.” Blade Runner -- starring Harrison Ford, Rutger Hauer, Sean Young, Edward James Olmos and Daryl Hannah -- made its first appearance in U.S. theaters on June 25, 1982, dazzling audiences with its stylish, brooding look into the future. From its intelligent, provocative story line to its stunning camera work and state-of-the art special effects, Blade Runner opened the door to a new view of tomorrow. Set in a multi-ethnic, overcrowded, high-tech city of the future, Blade Runner was also a benchmark in production design and helped propel the “cyberpunk” look into mainstream American consciousness. Original of the message was taken from http://www.movieforums.com/community/ Replies:That's old news my friend, news I'm sure that jrs more than likely pos...Still good news. Quote: Originally Posted by Sedai Meanwhile, ... Sorry guys, I was under the impression that this was current news. Other Topics of Movie Forums:Sexy actresses & actorsIt's Chinese New Year a million little pieces? Explain To Me The Shinning Ending The MoFo Desktop Thread Next Gen DVD in trouble? How Fast? The Texas Twister Disaster myspace Amazing architecture Hero What it takes Seeking Direct Quotes... "Filmmakers Are Braver in Bush's Second Term" Best Picture? Star Trek XI An American Haunting Biggest Nob Come Back Anonymous Last Who are your favorite action stars? CHEATING DEATH for a LIVING Stumbleupon Patrick Swayze vs Kurt Russel - battle of the cheese Society Describe yourself in 4 words. Hustle & Flow trilogy planned. Xfire - PC gaming IM tracker Steaks on a Plain What's With The Name? Female Commander in Chiefs The Thread Where I Post Stuff That I Just Happen To Really Like Die Hard 4 Oscar's Best Actress (2006) Word Association Serial Killer to Donate Kidney Pacman the movie? Fido The Top 5 Oscar travesties of all time Who owns an iPod? Comedy at its lowest level. Jackass 2 Sleezy's Reviews The Pussy Thread Minion's Mel Points Jackass: Number Two |