At last, I saw Director's cut.

Rating: 10/10 (15 July 2000)

Only yesterday I saw the Blade Runner last version (Director's cut) 17 years from when I saw the movie in the cinema.
I'm shocked, because is as good as the original, and better in my opinion.
I don't remember exactly every detail in the original version because the last time I saw it was, maybe, 4 or 5 years ago.
But the Unicorne sequence change everythings and give sense to many references in the rest of the movie, for example, why JE Olmos say something like this "you made it like a man" (when he return the gun to Deckard, at the end), or why Deckard is so obcese with his photos, or why he have a piano, or why the chief police say "if you are not a police, you aren't nobody" and then "you don't have choice".
Of course, the most importance reference is the paper figure in the Deckard apartment in the last minute of the movie.
Now, it isn't only a proof that J.E. Olmos was in the apartment. It shows HE KNEW Deckard is a replicant.
Moreover, the director's cut don't have the final image in the highway (with Rachel in the car, the voice of Deckard in off and giving a happy end to the movie). The first time I saw the movie I liked it, maybe because it gave me five minutes of happiness.
But now, I understand the movie doesn't need a happy stupid end to be a better movie. The end is happy anyway, because you have hope. Rachel will died very soon (and maybe Deckard too), but every body will die. This sequence didn't improve the movie, but the opposite.
Now I hate the Studios (Warner?) because they obligate Ridley to change his movie. It was a very big mistake.