Behind The Scenes Photos From Star Wars, Alien And More - Part 4
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Incredible Behind The Scenes Photos From Star Wars, Jurassic Park, The Avengers And More

Often, what you see on a screen when it comes to Hollywood blockbusters is not at all what the initial footage looked like. Whether it's CGI, practical effects, models, costumes, make-up or any of the other numerous tactics employed to create movie magic, the finished product is almost always enhanced in some manner, especially when it comes to these types of films.
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Blade Runner

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Ridley Scott’s classic sci-fi, Blade Runner, was actually a bit of a dud upon release. However, in the time since, it’s gone onto become one of the most important films ever made and is often regarded as one of the genre’s most impressive achievements.

One of the things that really helped Blade Runner succeed was the incredible world that Scott created on screen. With fantastic production values throughout and impressive visuals assaulting us constantly, the director brought his vision of a futuristic Los Angeles to life in stunning fashion, allowing us to become fully immersed in the story that was being told.

In the gallery below, you’ll see some of the models that aided Scott in creating such a fascinating world, as well as some behind the scenes shots of the cast acting out a few of the film’s more iconic scenes. It only scratches the surface of what went into bringing this world to life, but still it’s an interesting look at the timeless movie.


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