In Peques and More we have already commented on Blade Runner because in elementary school children learn by watching their images in music class. We also remember that Blade Runner is one of the masterpieces of science fiction cinema and that was released in 1982. That decade, that of the 80s, is what we used the kids and not so small of the time to visit the game rooms, in the style of those that appear in Break Ralph! and play machines with 8-bit images and that our children have not seen.
I really liked the version of Blade Runner that they indicate in Microsiervos because it recreates very well how the games of the moment worked. For those who remember the Spectrum or similar it is a very Atic-Atac or Batman game mode. The movements are in 3D although with a lot of imagination and dialogues are carried out by activating menu options. The film is complete, it develops very quickly (less than two minutes) and is very condensed. Includes the final moment with dove and everything. In addition, the old digital music is sure to make your children laugh for that piano sound of Casio from the 80s.
In Microsiervos they indicate that it is a Cinefix project and that they have other similar creations, so you will have to check it to see what other videos have posted.
Note: the image that illustrates the article is original of the film although in the video that is seen later part of that stage is recreated with a lot of artificial lighting and accompaniment of the video projections.
