Blade Runner (Five-Disc Complete Collector's Edition) [Blu-ray]

I have watched this movie loads of times and still love it. True to the book (Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep by Philip K Dick) it has a wonderful dark feel one could imagine a future LA like this. Romance, action, drama, sci fi - it has it all. A must for any good DVD collection.

How good can a home theater BD/DVD experience get!?
This is everything a Blade Runner fan wanted AND MORE!
4 versions of the film in various cuts!
The bonus material alone is like, all the nitty-grittys you always wanted to know!
And Japanese subtitles! (I live in Japan and Japanese is my first language)
Now Im losing sleep trying to watch them at night!
Now, all I need is that Blu-ray player! (ha ha)
Thank you PKD, Ricdley Scott and WB!

Now all we need is Lucasfilm to do this with STAR WARS!!!!!

To Japanese fans:
The Final Cut (Blu-ray) includes Japanese subtitles! Also the 2 supplementary DVDs can be played on Japanese DVD players.
Maybe cheaper than buying in Japan even with the shipping fee!?

You can even watch the original theatrical release in this to boot! Buy it! Watch it!

This director has a gold pair of hands - all movies from his production are amazing !!!

By now, you can find plenty of reviews of the content of this phenomenal Blu-Ray set, so go to them if you're looking for depth, as this is just a brief review to commend Warner for FINALLY putting this five-disc set into a standard-sized Blu-Ray case (though it's NOT shown in the customer images provided for this listing).

Received my second copy of this title in late July after picking it up during the $14.99 sale price, and was quite relieved to find a case no wider than 14mm thick! The previous "double-wide" was around 22-23mm, a full centimeter wider, and while that wasn't exactly hefty, it still smacked of unnecessarily making the product "seem" bigger than it needed to be because of the importance of the film within.

Basically, the construction of this new case is the same as the old: two flip trays on hinges, with an additional disc mounted on a hub on the inside back of the case. Only now, the flip trays are thin enough to fit in a Blu case that's only a millimeter or so wider than the standard-issue single-disc case.

I can only hope that ALL future Blu releases of up to five discs would consider a case like this. In an age where storage for the average DVD enthusiast -- esepcially the kind that collects titles like this one -- is at a premium, the less packaging, and "air", the better.

No guarantees you'll actually get this package when you order, as the double-wide case appears to be out there concurrently with this new one, and you're liable to get either from Amazon, so it's at least something to keep an eye peeled for should you choose to buy this in the store.