Blade Runner Convention Reel (1982)

One of the Blade Runner Convention Reels featuring interviews with Ridley Scott, Syd Mead and Douglas Trumbull about making Blade Runner universe. This 16 mm featurette, made by M. K. Productions in 1982, is specifically designed to circulate through the country's various horror, fantasy and science fiction conventions.

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  Film & Animation

[slatvatfatcat]

FUTURENOIR1982, do you know if this vid is on any of the DVD releases, specifically, the 5-disc collector's edition?

[FUTURENOIR1982]

Yes, i do. Yes, it is.

But where? I leave it to you to find it ;)

[helloratty]

You say "one of" the convention reels, leading me to wonder how many other reels there may be in existence and available for 'net viewing. If there are, can you post them too? This one is fantastic. Dying to see the others!

[FUTURENOIR1982]

There are 3 more videos like this one and they are not categorised as a convention reels, but materials that are shown suggest that they could be made for conventions, as for television. They are all mish mash of this one with some additions as interviews with Harrison, Rutger and Sean, street scenes and narration and they last from about 9 to 30 min.

[Repo Man]

Thanks for uploading, it's great to see this.

[MyceliaProductions42]

The masterwork of sci-fi...THE masterwork of all cinema sci-fi. :)

[DogBarkingStudios]

Damn this movie was EXPENSIVE and this proves to be better than CGI.

[mon taro]

3:33 品質保証の店

[deckard97]

my obsession since 1982.Love this film. completely

[ChicaWolverina]

We didn't get any of that type of architecture, there is Dubai, but that's not for us really. Although the correct way to see it is from a Spinner so it's sort of like Dubai in that way, and how the wealth is so highly concentrated and just waiting to get hollowed out.

[Артем Крайнов]

This is original documentary 1982 . Music of VANGELIS not yet . Very much liked . Thank you very much .

[colsmith1]

Kill Weekly Featuring the article Guard Dogs you Never Feed. Great stuff. I remember reading an article in StarLog magazine about the set decorators having created these fake magazines for the news stand on set even though they never appear on camera.

[Jack Kim]

Thanks for the upload

[Nabuconodorsorcito]

This future was better than the real future :-)

[axekicker2]

lol @ the Atari sign @ 13:02

[fastn1]

Brilliant footage of an amazing film in production, great footage of Syd Mead.