New trailer for Blade Runner: The Final Cut

Although Blade Runner is well-considered as a sci-fi classic, it’s worth bearing in mind that it took director Ridley Scott quite some time before he could present his, unaltered by meddling studios, vision. Blade Runner: The Final Cut was released in 2007, 25 years after the original in 1982, and is Scott’s definitive version. To celebrate it’s re-release, the BFI have released a new trailer from the film, which has been approved by the director himself.

Speaking about the trailer, Scott said, “The Final Cut is my definitive version of BLADE RUNNER, and I’m thrilled that audiences will have the opportunity to enjoy it in the way I intended – on the big screen. This new trailer captures the essence of the film and I hope will inspire a new generation to see BLADE RUNNER when it is re-released across the UK on 3 April.”

This new trailer comes after last week’s confirmation that Harrison Ford will return for a Blade Runner sequel, meaning there is no better time than now to catch the phenomenal sci-fi masterpiece on the big screen.

Blade Runner: The Final Cut will be released at various screens around the UK on 3rd April. To see all cinemas that will be showing the film have a look on the BFI website where the list is updated as more cinemas book the film.

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I have a passion for all things Spielberg, old school hip hop, and bad action films on a Friday night. My favourite films include Jaws, Annie Hall, The Jerk, Mulholland Drive, and Double Indemnity.

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