The classic adaptation of the Phillip K Dick short story "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?".

Deckard the quintessential reluctant hunter of "replicants" better than Human genetically built machines in human image. Set to work on the outer colonies where they do the dirty dangerous jobs "humans" decline. Limited to a five year life span. Illegal on earth since the off world rebellion of "replicant" troops. The only solution to eliminate them with extreme prejudice (i.e. kill them).

This film is often stated as the root of both Tech Noir (later versions of the genre being The Matrix, Island of Lost children) and Neo Noir (again other examples being Angle Heart, L. A. Confidential).

Taking many of the major environmental worries of the late twentieth century (overcrowding, pollution, genetic engineering) and extrapolating them into a dark brooding urban 21st century landscape Ridley Scott creates what for many of us is an absolute classic.

Here presented in the ultimate Otaku version. The original version of the directors cut DVD based on a very poor quality print. The complete set of versions of the film including the original US version (with Deckard's commentary) unavailable in the UK, and the director's cut in a decent print, and the new improved final cut, what more could a fan boy ask for. Well actually the hours of documentary that comes with the set as well.