Blade Runner - The Film Vault Range [4K Ultra HD] [1982]

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Starting on the outside, we get a large, sturdy box adorned with new artwork by fan favourite artists Matt Ferguson and Florey, which comes in a matching, semi-transparent plastic sleeve. Both releases utilize their previous 4K masters, so there’s nothing new to report here – both discs are pretty much reference quality when it comes to showing off the best of what 4K can achieve with both film-based and fully digital transfers. Crystal Display Plaque, etched with title treatment, in-world motif, and unique numbering between 1 and 3,000, housed in bespoke internal fitment. O-ring slipcover branded with both the film title and The Film Vault's logo as well as numbering. This rigid clamshell box is emblazoned with newly

Being this was my first of this line, I was very excited to truly experience the "Unwrapping" of this gem as it is a favorite of mine growing up and having seen it in theaters upon release, and countless times since. And even after reading the synopsis of this release and the "listed" Bonus materials/extras, my real hope was in the "And more". For this Price-Point, And, for a title being released in/through a New line of Upscale Collector's sets entitled "THE FILM VAULT", a Real Collector would 1) Expect to get EVERY Version of this movie put out, all Remastered on 4k, and not just the one. 2) The fact this is a Limited Edition series per title, the Crystal is a nice touch, but where is a Limited Edition replica of the Spinner, along with a couple of the Origami characters made and left by Gaff- there could be different ones per set. 3) A poster for each Version of the movie. plot mechanics of the film, I refer you to Michael Reuben's Blade Runner 4K Blu-ray review. Michael's review is also a good resource for more analysis as well as confirmation thatBD Subtitles: English SDH, German SDH, Italian SDH, Castilian Spanish, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, Norwegian, Portuguese, Swedish Poster Details: Hand numbered lithograph print with certificate of authenticity signed by Matt Ferguson and Florey.

So, when offered the chance to take a look at the finished product, we got our grubby mitts on Blade Runner and 1917 shelf room for this impressive new series being distributed by The Film Vault. What's perhaps also going to be exciting for physical media buffs is that A film that attracted no shortage of controversy in the UK on its original release, submarine thriller U-571 earned ire for its rewriting of World War II history. Starring Matthew McConaughey and the late Bill [...]The branded envelope contains large format art cards featuring film stills and behind-the-scenes imagery The Criterion Collection confirms that Ridley Scott's Thelma & Louise is getting a 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray release in the UK.