Sunday, September 30, 2018

OFF-WORLD NEWS DIGEST | VOL. VIII, No. 14

Welcome to another edition of the OFF-WORLD NEWS Digest.



In the news ...

  • The 4-hour cut of Blade Runner 2049 had much longer "baseline test" scenes. Denis Villeneuve piqued the interest of “Blade Runner 2049” fans when he revealed in December that the first cut of his science-fiction sequel was four hours long. The director admitted his four-hour version was “pretty strong,” but he said the 163-minute theatrical version was an overall better movie and less self-indulgent. For editor Joe Walker, a regular collaborator of Villeneuve’s after “Sicario” and “Arrival,” cutting down that four-hour cut proved challenging. Walker recently spoke to Collider about what he left in and took out, and the reasons why for each. More HERE. 



Now for some articles, art, music, videos, podcasts, and some miscellaneous!



Articles:
Art:
by Greg Ruth


"Do androids dream of electric sheep" 
by Datem


















Music:






Videos:






Podcasts:

Talking Bird: Three Dudes Talk About Blade Runner and Blade Runner 2049

 




Hell Is For Hyphenates – September 2018
Greg McLean joins the podcast to talk about the films of Ridley Scott!








Miscellaneous:

  • The Blade Runner Minute Podcast -- The only podcast that reviews and discusses Ridley Scott's sci-fi masterpiece Blade Runner one minute at a time.
  • Blade Runner Blues Chords - Chordify
  • Blade Runner 2049 Ryan Gosling Leather Coat
  • How Instagram Powers One Sci-Fi Lover’s Book Dealing Business
  • Are You a Replicant?












    • If anyone has comments, feedback, or questions, please feel free to post them in the Comment section below. And if you'd like to contribute, or recommend Blade Runner-related art, music, video, podcast, or article, you may do so at Kipple@KippleZone.com.


    And remember to follow @OffWorldNews on Twitter to receive these and other Blade Runner related news items, (including movie showings, specials, and more not featured in this newsletter), as it comes in.

    Be sure to visit KippleZone's Pinterest page for more Blade Runner images and videos; from behind-the-scenes photos to fan art, figures, and props! And, for more Blade Runner fanfiction, be sure to visit KippleZone.


    "Have a better one!"

    ~Kipple
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    Sunday, September 23, 2018

    OFF-WORLD NEWS DIGEST | VOL. VIII, No. 13

    Welcome to another edition of the OFF-WORLD NEWS Digest.



    In the news ...
    • The Blade Runner Franchise May Be Headed To Television According to an article posted on Roger Friedman’s Showbiz411 site, sources close to the former Hollywood Reporter correspondent say a television series set in the world of the two films is being developed on a fast track by producers associated with the franchise. While it does seem possible for Harrison Ford’s Deckard and/or Ryan Gosling’s K to appear on the show should it air, nothing is set in stone at this point. More HERE. 



    Now for some articles, art, music, videos, and podcasts    !



    If anyone has comments, feedback, or questions, please feel free to post them in the Comment section below. And if you'd like to contribute, or recommend Blade Runner-related art, music, video, podcast, or article, you may do so at Kipple@KippleZone.com.

    And remember to follow @OffWorldNews on Twitter to receive these and other Blade Runner related news items, (including movie showings, specials, and more not featured in this newsletter), as it comes in.

    Be sure to visit KippleZone's Pinterest page for more Blade Runner images and videos; from behind-the-scenes photos to fan art, figures, and props! And, for more Blade Runner fanfiction, be sure to visit KippleZone.


    "Have a better one!"

    ~Kipple
    (C.A. Chicoine)
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    Monday, September 3, 2018

    OFF-WORLD NEWS DIGEST | VOL. VIII, No. 12

    Welcome to another edition of the OFF-WORLD NEWS Digest.



    In the news ...


    • Next Games has been working to bring Blade Runner 2049 to smaller displays in the form of a mobile game for more than a year. About a month ago, the developers have started testing the game, but not many could install it since it wasn't available in all countries.
    It appears that things are going nice for Blade Runner 2049, as the game is now available for almost everyone who owns an Android device and has access to Google Play Store. We're also getting more details about the game thanks to its Play Store description. More HERE.
    Charles William Breen, while working on Blade Runner.



    Now for some articles, art, music, videos, fanfiction, podcasts, and some m    iscellaneous!


    Articles:


     Art:
    "Tears in Rain", by Pasquale Frisenda



    Music:


     Videos:
















    Fanfiction:


     Podcasts:


    The Blade Runner Minute is a weekly podcast discussion about the classic Blade Runner, one minute at a time.






     Miscellaneous:


    If anyone has comments, feedback, or questions, please feel free to post them in the Comment section below. And if you'd like to contribute, or recommend Blade Runner-related art, music, video, podcast, or article, you may do so at Kipple@KippleZone.com.

    And remember to follow @OffWorldNews on Twitter to receive these and other Blade Runner related news items, (including movie showings, specials, and more not featured in this newsletter), as it comes in.

    Be sure to visit KippleZone's Pinterest page for more Blade Runner images and videos; from behind-the-scenes photos to fan art, figures, and props! And, for more Blade Runner fanfiction, be sure to visit KippleZone.


    "Have a better one!"

    ~Kipple
    (C.A. Chicoine)

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