Customer Ratings & Reviews

Another 4K superb transfer. Fantastic story and once again a superior Atmos sound track. Must own.

Like the title the picture is awesome for it's age. I would recommend this. Way ahead of it's time.

Reveals details in every scene. Dark film and blacks are handled great, lots of contrast.

Blade runner is one of my favorite movies of all time and now to have the 4K collection is great.

The movie looks and sounds great. However, it's not a great film. Worth a watch on the cheap.

I love this film. Looks fantastic in 4k. The special effects still impress. A must see in 4k

A classicA great movie but I recommend blade runner 2049 even more as it has a better extras.

The visual impact of 4K suits this movie perfectly. I am thrilled that I upgraded to this.

Great movie! Gteat transfer of an older sci fi movie. A must watch and must own.

The restoration and clarity in Blade Runner 4K is our do this world. Highly recommended l!

This movie is pretty timeless. It still looks good today which is not easy for sci-fi.

Best Buy always has the latest and greatest 4k movies to choose from. This movie rocks!

Blade Runner one was a good movie I'm just supervised it took so long for The Final Cut

Already owned this on DVD but wanted 4K it’s a movie you can watch and watch again

This is one of the most famous Scifi films ever. The final cut is the only way to watch it.

Enjoyed the movie now a part of my collection. I can always find just what I’m looking for.

This movie is a must to push your entertainment system to the limit both audio and vision

Great movie way before it’s time. Glad that I purchased it on blue ray for the enhancement

Blade Runner has always been one of my favorite movies, the new 4k Ultra HD is AWESOME!

Blade Runner (which, coincidentally, takes place in what is now the very near future) is an ambitious sci-fi film which delves into the meaning of humanity in the context of a story of a "blade runner" whose job it is to find and destroy human-like robots known as replicants who have infiltrated earth. Its world is realized in amazing detail, and the film is suspenseful and full of shots and moments that will make deep impressions. The plot and characterizations are solid but somewhat take a back seat to the creation of the world, along with an overall scenario designed to provoke thought. This isn't a popcorn movie and Harrison Ford's performance is quite different from his then just-completed Star Wars and Indiana Jones roles. I don't have clear memories of the older cuts, but the Final Cut presented here holds together well and feels like a cohesive whole, even as it resists explicit messages and a conclusive ending. The 4K presentation is quite good overall. Obviously given the age it's not as sharp or clean as something like Planet Earth II, but for the most part it's quite sharp and shows beautiful detail. The grain can get pretty heavy at times, especially in foggy shots, but I found it tolerable even at its worst, and most of the time it wasn't a distraction at all. I also noticed a number of soft shots, presumably due to camera focus. The HDR is fairly subtle a lot of the time, but shows off bright colors and lights when appropriate. If I wanted to show someone one demo of 4K, it wouldn't be this, but it does seem like a good demo of what 4K can do with an older, 35mm film (I don't have others to compare to when I say this).