Classic masterpiece
It was for me absolutely fantastic to see again this classic with the visual enhancements of Blu-ray. The 5 disc edition really gives a definitive dimension of this mark in cinema history. The futuristic dark environment of this great movie with the superb Vangelis music and the quality of a 1080p image give the fans no chance but to buy this edition.

Pedro Maia

Blade Runner (Five Disc Complete Collector's Edition)
Well, after having purchased Blade Runner in several of it's previous formats (VHS, DVD, DVD Directors Cut) I never thought I would buy it again. However, when this special became available, I knew that I would have to see this visionary masterpiece playing on my PS3. I have not been disappointed. The digital quality is amazing, and it's interesting to watch the movie in it's various versions. You can actually decide which you prefer, as deleted scenes and voice overs do change the tone significantly. Also, the question "Is Deckard a Replicant?" is unequivocally answered by uber director Ridley Scott.

Great value, excellent picture quality
This is a great example of value for dollar in the Blu-Ray camp. Picture quality is tremendous and the supplemental material (and multiple VERSIONS OF THE FILM) make this a must-have for any Blade Runner fan and answers virtually any question you might have had about the production, and then some you wouldn't have thought to ask. Very interesting segment on how they did some enhancements to fix certain things about the original film (worthwhile and justified fixes). If you really want to show off the improvement in picture quality, just pop in your old DVD and you'll see a HUGE difference. Highly recommended.

very dark.....
I want to respect the people mentioning this movie is a masterpice..
.I never see something so boring. it is CRAZY DARK all the time, sunshine don't exist anymore and worst the rain is falling like hell during all the movie no one second is spared. ...nothing at all to get excited.
this thing is old fashioned and maybe was "something" special at the time of release in the prévious century...
So if your tastes are the star wars/X Men/ etc....you have big chances to be dissapointed.

Balde Runner
Blade Runner (Four-Disc Collector's Edition) is definitely, and definitely, in my top five list.

Excellent Ridley Scott directed sci-fi based on the book Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Phillip K. Dick, in my opinion one of the best sci-fi writers of all time.

Pour yourself a cold one and sit back and relax for a mind bending film noir exploration of computer evolution...as only Ridley Scott can do.

Can man actually create a sentient silicon-based lifeform in his own image? And, if he actually succeeds, what do we do with these "units" when they go bad?

Watch Harrison Ford, Edward James Olmos,Sean Young, Rutgar Hauer, Daryl Hanna, and M. Emmet Walsh combine for a gripping tour of life on earth, in Scott's version of the future, as they explore just exactly what it means to be human.