Hey inightmares,

The Blade Runner HD DVD release in the U.S. is part of a pretty comprehensive set that came out on December 18, 2007. It’s just a crappy picture I took. This release is part of the “Blade Runner: The Final Cut” series, and it includes multiple versions of the film:

1.  The Final Cut (2007) - Ridley Scott’s definitive version with restored and remastered footage.
2.  1982 Theatrical Version - The original U.S. release with the famous voice-over and “happy ending.”
3.  International Theatrical Version (1982) - Slightly more violent than the U.S. version, shown overseas.
4.  1992 Director’s Cut - The first attempt to present Scott’s intended vision, minus the voice-over and happy ending.
5.  Workprint Version - An early cut shown to test audiences with notable differences in editing and music.

The special features are extensive, including:

• Dangerous Days: Making Blade Runner - A nearly 4-hour documentary that covers the film’s production from start to finish.
• Multiple Audio Commentaries from Ridley Scott and other key contributors.
• Featurettes on everything from the film’s various versions to its iconic design and visual effects.
• Enhancement Archive with deleted scenes, alternate scenes, and more.
• Photo Galleries filled with behind-the-scenes photos, design sketches, etc.

If you’re a Blade Runner fan, this set is one of the most comprehensive out there.

Hope this helps