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At least it's clean-sounding and listenable, so kudos to Warner for sprucing up the workprint to the extent they could. The narration and happy ending are still gone and the unicorn scene remains (though now it uses better footage recently unearthed from studio vaults).The studio offers 1080p/VC-1 encodes of not only 'The Final Cut,' but also the original 1982 domestic and International versions of the film, and the 1992 Director's Cut. However, Scott has now stated that despite the "Director's Cut" moniker, he was not intimately involved with that version of the film, and that it was rushed into theaters without all of his hoped-for changes. To that point, this isn't a complete set of bonus features and unfortunately is short sighted in that it doesn't do any pre-release promotion of the upcoming Blade Runner 2049. I suspect only true 'Blade Runner' disciples will take the time to actually listen to a commentary created for a workprint version of a movie, but it's just another sign of Warner's commitment and devotion to this project.

Since Replicants are as intelligent as the scientists who created them, they tend to develop their own special brand of emotions after a few years of life.Note: 2K score updated to reflect clarifications to scoring categories since this review was first published.

In the fall of 1992 after I'd turned 10 that summer, not long after the Director's Cut release on home video, my dad introduced me to Blade Runner. Blade Runner' remains a monumental achievement -- the rare film that only grows deeper and more resonant with every viewing. The effects track was my least favorite, but that's only because I'm just not that into the subject in general -- if you are interested, this one's also likely to be a must-listen.Fittingly enough, a shot of the THX sign towards the end of the film looks electric blue in 4K and is relatively dull and faded in HD.