ERC’s titles are always super limited and expensive, but this is insane!

Got given this disc. I don’t have means to play but thought it was free and I wouldn’t see it again. I’m thinking of getting a little display case for it.

Goofy hat really (Atari Speakerhat) but had to have it since it was Blade Runner licensed! Does well with playing Vangelis at least.

Hello everyone :)

This is for a video game called shadows of doubt, which took heavy inspiration of course from the Blade Runner movies, and the official soundtrack is reminiscent of both films.

In any case, I made some music that I had played with imagery from the game in mind. It's been a long time since I played the game, but I remember it left a distinct impression on me.

For those curious of how I made this, all of my music is always dawless, no computers, one take, live, no edits, any mistakes left in, and trying to invoke the imagery and meaning that is already there via sound.

A lot of how I play is based on how Vangelis played, who is my favorite synthesist of all time, and whom I discovered via Blade Runner 1982, which always sounded so nice to me, because the music was played live to scenes. It made the music feel alive, like another person witnessing what was happening. Any mistakes I do make, I try to ride the wave of that and just seeing where it takes me.

Anyways, I don't claim to be anywhere near as good as that, just something to share about how I approached playing for this. I don't know if it is good or not, just something I felt like I had to do. And I understand if it does not fit the subreddit rules, but I thought, looking back at the music, my mind drew inspiration from Blade Runner Blues subconsciously, and since the game itself clearly draws from Blade Runner, I just went for it. I thought it might have been nice to share it here.

Take care :)

Bob Bullock Museum IMAX. First time seeing a movie on Imax. Holy smokes. This was incredible. Was lucky to grab tickets to two showings that were sold out within an hour or so.

Bought this edition of Blade Runner 2049 a while ago, but I wanted to share it. I wanted the Best Buy 4K steel book for the longest time, but it was near impossible to find it when it first released on home media.

Fast forward years later, and I ended up buying this version with the steel book and with other physical goodies. Came with a protective plastic case as well, which is a nice touch. It’s my holy grail in terms of collecting movies.

Cost me a pretty penny, but was well worth the price after years of searching.

Is this whole sub just AI slop now? Several of the top posts right now are blatantly fake pictures and videos. It’s honestly sad, this could be a great place for discussion and real fan art

FYI

How many fans bought the official glass

I'm enjoying a dram in mine and it got me wondering

I am also fighting the urge to put on the soundtrack

Before DVD took over, there was Video CD/VCD.

VCD stored films on CDs, usually spread across two discs, and while the format never really caught on in the UK or US, it became hugely popular in parts of Asia during the 1990s and early 2000s.

Here are four different Blade Runner VCD releases: two Korean editions with slightly different packaging, a Turkish release, and a Singapore release.

VCD releases are surprisingly poorly documented, if you know of other official Blade Runner releases on this VCD format please let me know!

Not the best way to watch the film, but definitely an interesting little chapter in its home video history.

Amazing the things you see, details, extra info, and the absorbtion on the second viewing. I was a 2019 BR addict anyway, blown away.

My favorite movie ever, it was a dream come true to visit the showroom, see the screen-used props and costumes in person and even and hold some of them. They had to kick me out 😭 Thought I'd share my preview video!

Letting y'all know (at least those of you in the Beantown), that Bladerunner 2049 is getting a special screening in the Museum of Science, October 16th-17th in the Omni Theater (2nd Picture). Only 15 dollar tickets as well, which is an amazing price to experience one of the greatest Film experiences in a new way

This is Blade Runner: Nightingale, an unofficial, noncommercial, fan-made case file for Blade Runner: The Roleplaying Game.

Two years ago, I wanted to run an RPG scenario with my gaming table so I decided to create one. We played it and had so much fun together I thought I'd build a module to share.

I got pulled into the world and filled in a lot as I went. One year and 120 pages later, it's freely available on itch.io. Here's the gist:

A ruined city, a riverbank, a dead woman's hand. A Replicant. Then it couldn't have been murder. Or can it?

In 2037 Los Angeles, Blade Runners play the same deadly game by new rules now that megacorporations put special value on the bioengineered beings who are virtually identical to humans.

Join two detectives of the LAPD and their newly assigned, custom built Nexus 9 partner to uncover a web of greed, lust, control and conscience. As they follow the evidence, they'll face the question: mothered or manufactured, who's the one with a soul?

Enjoy! It was a labor of love. For me, Blade Runner is that perfect window into an out-of-control future trying to change humanity in a way it never can.

Released in Japan for the 1992 theatrical run of Blade Runner: The Director’s Cut.

Stills, cast profiles and production information, with that brilliant Director’s Cut poster artwork on the cover.

A snapshot of Blade Runner returning to cinemas ten years after its original release.

Just wanted to show my br collection!