There’s no definitive answer, but it’s still kind of a spoiler for the original movie-so if you haven't seen it, and want to go in blind, stop reading now.Īll set? Good. If you’ve read this far, it’s probably time to address the biggest and most heated debate in the Blade Runner universe. I’ve never bothered with any of those, but you can find both versions on the elaborate "Ultimate Collector’s Edition," so go nuts. It’s much more similar to The Final Cut than the original release-there are no voiceovers and no happy ending-but there are some scene-to-scene differences, and some purists prefer the visual design of the original to the remastered look of The Final Cut.Īfter that, you can check out the International Version, which is just a more violent version of the Theatrical Cut, or the Workprint Version, which is more or less what Blade Runner would have been before all those concessions were made to appease confused test audiences for the original release. To my mind, the original release (which is now called the "Theatrical Version") is definitely inferior-and Blade Runner 2049 has pretty clearly jettisoned that happy ending-but if you’re a completist, it’s interesting to see the somewhat bastardized version that originally arrived in theaters.Īfter watching that, you might want to check out the Director’s Cut, which was released in 1992. (For what it’s worth, neither Ridley Scott nor Harrison Ford are fans of it.) Even more controversially, the original version included a disjointed happy ending that was patched in, bizarrely enough, with unused helicopter footage from Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining. Most Blade Runner diehards loathe this voiceover, though some defenders have argued that it ultimately helps to entrench Blade Runner in the neo-noir genre.
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When Blade Runner was originally released, it included an elaborate voiceover narration by Harrison Ford, which was added when test audiences complained that the movie was too confusing. This is where it gets a little complicated. Let’s say I get really, really into Blade Runner. That alone should be enough to get you prepped for Blade Runner 2049-so if you want to stop here, you’re good. SAVE FINAL SPACE! I give Blade Runner: Black Lotus a 9.5/10.It’s not available on any of the major subscription streaming services right now, but you can rent it on any of the major paid streaming services- Amazon, YouTube, Google Play, et al.-for a few bucks. Oh and I want Adult Swim to revive Final Space and renew Final Space for three more seasons, Adult Swim has revived Home Movies, Samurai Jack and Tuca & Bertie so I'm sure (and I hope) Adult Swim can revive and renew Final Space.
Speaking of Adult Swim, I want them to make more and more adult animated shows with mature, dark and dramatic storytelling rather than raunchy comdies. I think fans of Blade Runner and Adult Swim fans should really give this show a chance and like it, it's a really great show and yes.this ended up becoming one of my favorite Adult Swim cartoons. And yes, I've watched the film, Blade Runner: 2049 which premiered on Adult Swim. I like the voice acting and impressive atmosphere of the show. Just like Final Space and Primal, Blade Runner: Black Lotus has smart, dark and mature storytelling and it also has serious moments filled with action fight scenes. It reminds me a lot like MTV's Eon Flux, but unlike Eon Flux, Blade Runner: Black Lotus has CGI animation and what can I say, I like the animation. Now after I watched Blade Runner: Black Lotus, I just got interested in it.
Birdgirl came out and that show was a pandering joke, Final Space returned with it's glorious third season, (and yet, I'm still furious that TBS canceled Final Space on a heavy cliffhanger which was totally unfair) Rick and Morty ended up becoming a dumpster fire after it's horrid fifth season due to the characters becoming unlikable, fast-pased episodes and crude, vulgar and abysmal jokes, Tuca & Bertie finally entered aired on Adult Swim with the pleasant vibe from it's second season, Teenage Euthanaias was a decent show and Fena: Pirate Princess was a great show and it had a very interesting story.
2021 is a very special year for Cartoon Network's Adult Swim.
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