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Extended Edition
original film name: Blade Runner
new film name: Blade Runner - Electric Unicorn Cut
film studio name: The Ladd Group
faneditor: spacemonk
Date Original Film Was Released: 25 JUN 1982
Date Edit Was Released here: 30 MAR 09
Original Runtime: 117 min
New Runtime: 127 min
Amount of time Cut/Added: 10 min added
Additional Scenes:
-Encyclopedia definition of replicants, just before the rollup text
-Deckard visiting Holden at the hospital
-Longer ride to Tyrell Corp (to maker room for longer voice over)
-Custom made search-of-Leons-apartment-scene
-Custom made Unicorn-dream-scene (he asleep in this one, not opening his eyes like in the final cut)
-Deckard looking at photo of himself and his wife
-Deckard eating noodles and thinking of fish scales
-Short clip of topless Rachel in the make-out scene
-Bryant and Gaff looking at Deckard and Holden talking about "metaphysics"
-Longer Batty-and-JF-Sebastian-going-to-Tyrell-scene
-Longer Batty-leaving-Tyrell-scene
-Gaff saying "are you shure you are a man" before saying "i guess you're through"
-"I think you and I are made for eachother"-scene after the end credits
-plus some other bits and pieces stuck in here and there
DVD details:
Menus are custom made, but made in the same style as the ones in the "Ultimate Collectors Edition" box.
-Optional voice over - made from material from theatrical cut and from deleted scenes ("I watched him die all night..." instead of "I don't know why he saved my life")
Fanedit Details (by el_silloneb):
This is another extended cut of Blade Runner, much like ADM's version but with a few notable differences such as the opening sequence; just like the official version but with the addition of the dictionary definitions of 'Replicant', the inclusion of the unicorn dream sequence (which ADM removed) and one of the 'happy ending' deleted scenes running after the end credits finish. There are a few other differences such as the placement of the deleted cityscape establishing shots and the use of music cues. It also includes one deleted shot not present in ADM's version, the shot looking down from the Bradbury building as Deckard drives up revealing the fact that the road he is on is suspended well above ground level which explains how Deckard can be dangling over an insanely high drop later on after apparently only walking up a few flights of stairs (and doing a little climbing). All in all it's another, slightly different, extended version of Blade Runner (for those of us who want the deleted scenes AND the unicorn dream sequence included) it is technically very well produced, it has a fantasticly produced DVD menu mimicking the ones used in the official Final Cut release and is an all round high quality release. I have to say that I do slightly prefer this version to the one by ADM but this is not because of his work as an editor, which is uniformally brilliant (including his work on the Blade Runner Extended Edition), but simply because of a difference in taste: he prefers the voice over (also present as an option on the Electric Unicorn Cut DVD though not with the wide range of options that ADM provided) where as I do not, he doesn't like the unicorn sequence but I do. Both are superb editions, this one just happens to be more to my taste.
original film name: Blade Runner
new film name: Blade Runner - Electric Unicorn Cut
film studio name: The Ladd Group
faneditor: spacemonk
Date Original Film Was Released: 25 JUN 1982
Date Edit Was Released here: 30 MAR 09
Original Runtime: 117 min
New Runtime: 127 min
Amount of time Cut/Added: 10 min added
Additional Scenes:
-Encyclopedia definition of replicants, just before the rollup text
-Deckard visiting Holden at the hospital
-Longer ride to Tyrell Corp (to maker room for longer voice over)
-Custom made search-of-Leons-apartment-scene
-Custom made Unicorn-dream-scene (he asleep in this one, not opening his eyes like in the final cut)
-Deckard looking at photo of himself and his wife
-Deckard eating noodles and thinking of fish scales
-Short clip of topless Rachel in the make-out scene
-Bryant and Gaff looking at Deckard and Holden talking about "metaphysics"
-Longer Batty-and-JF-Sebastian-going-to-Tyrell-scene
-Longer Batty-leaving-Tyrell-scene
-Gaff saying "are you shure you are a man" before saying "i guess you're through"
-"I think you and I are made for eachother"-scene after the end credits
-plus some other bits and pieces stuck in here and there
DVD details:
Menus are custom made, but made in the same style as the ones in the "Ultimate Collectors Edition" box.
-Optional voice over - made from material from theatrical cut and from deleted scenes ("I watched him die all night..." instead of "I don't know why he saved my life")
Fanedit Details (by el_silloneb):
This is another extended cut of Blade Runner, much like ADM's version but with a few notable differences such as the opening sequence; just like the official version but with the addition of the dictionary definitions of 'Replicant', the inclusion of the unicorn dream sequence (which ADM removed) and one of the 'happy ending' deleted scenes running after the end credits finish. There are a few other differences such as the placement of the deleted cityscape establishing shots and the use of music cues. It also includes one deleted shot not present in ADM's version, the shot looking down from the Bradbury building as Deckard drives up revealing the fact that the road he is on is suspended well above ground level which explains how Deckard can be dangling over an insanely high drop later on after apparently only walking up a few flights of stairs (and doing a little climbing). All in all it's another, slightly different, extended version of Blade Runner (for those of us who want the deleted scenes AND the unicorn dream sequence included) it is technically very well produced, it has a fantasticly produced DVD menu mimicking the ones used in the official Final Cut release and is an all round high quality release. I have to say that I do slightly prefer this version to the one by ADM but this is not because of his work as an editor, which is uniformally brilliant (including his work on the Blade Runner Extended Edition), but simply because of a difference in taste: he prefers the voice over (also present as an option on the Electric Unicorn Cut DVD though not with the wide range of options that ADM provided) where as I do not, he doesn't like the unicorn sequence but I do. Both are superb editions, this one just happens to be more to my taste.