>Randomly look up Ridley Scott's filmography
What the actual fuck. I had no idea 90% of that stuff was by him. How can he have so many films under his belt?
Randomly look up Ridley Scott's filmography
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Charles Watson
And 90% is shit
Easton Reed
He deserves an oscar just for being that versatil
Camden Bailey
He had directed commercials for 20 years before he made his first film.
Dominic Robinson
God Tier
>Blade Runner
>Alien
>Kingdom of Heaven (DC)
>Black Hawk Down
>Thelma and Louise
Good but Overrated Tier
>Gladiator
>Matchstick Men
Okay Tier
>American Gangster
>Black Rain
>The Martian
>Hannibal
>GI Jane
>Body of Lies
Not So Good but Worth Watching for the Kinomatography Tier
>The Counselor
>Prometheus
>Robin Hood
>Exodus: Gods and Kings
Aiden Hill
>his
TIL Ridley is a he
Austin Foster
he's also like 79 years old and has put out a film every year for like a decade now
Nathaniel King
Quantity guarantees quality I guess
Blake Powell
He was born just up the road from me.
Nicholas Hall
You forgot The Duellists pleb
Chase Diaz
American Gangster and Black Rain deserve better than getting paired with all that dogshit
Josiah Jones
He's a traitor to his Redcar roots!
Jose Lewis
The Duellists could have done with being longer. It felt rushed to me.
Julian Ramirez
t. Stanley Kubrick
Matthew Sanders
the duelists blows barry lyndon out the fucking water
quintessential napoleonic kino
Juan Flores
God, I was so pumped for Robin Hood but then it couldn't make up it's mind what it wanted to be. The part where his dad wrote the Magna Carter had no business being in the movie.
Aiden Cook
I did! :(
I'd put it on Good but Overrated.
Jonathan Hall
>Good but Overrated Tier
>>Gladiator
>Thelma and Louise
>God tier
Okay retard.
Ethan Lee
As was I. I love that period, and Ridley was coming off directing one of the best medieval epics ever made, and the cast was stacked. I'd just seen Mark Strong in Kick Ass and Sunshine, and I was looking forward to seeing his villain against based Crowe. I can't even say it's a bad film. If the ending had been different (IE no fucking child army being led by Maid Marian to the beach) I might have even put it up a tier.
As it is, I would equate it to RLM's The Nerd Crew review of Rogue One. The action is nice and the vistas are beautiful, but I don't give a fuck about the characters. I thought William Hurt as the King's right hand man cast aside for Mark Strong was an interesting subplot that should have been tied into the main story more.
Bentley Carter
Bullshit. Lyndon is way better.
Jason Anderson
>Kingdom of Heaven (DC)
I'm so tired of this fucking meme
Connor Powell
I agree. He's known primarily for producing huge blockbusters but has as much artistic talent as any other arthouse director of his vintage
I once randomly saw him with Tom Hardy in Durham a few years ago
Landon Wilson
He honestly just seems to like making movies, and I think you can tell that.
Josiah Martin
>tfw Robin Hood and Exodus were butchered by the studio.
Exodus was supposed to be some classic 4 hour epic. And Robin Hood was originally some script called Nottingham about the sheriff of Nottingham hunting down Robin and his gang.
Juan Turner
where would you put it and why?
It's one of the best epics of all time. Up there with Lawrence of Arabia and Ben Hur
Colton Miller
He shot his first film when he was almost 40 tho
Benjamin Hall
He only made 3 good films:
Alien
Blade Runner
Thelma and Louise
Ryder Brown
technically that's 4
Michael Rivera
>no 1492
worth it for the Vangelis score and my waifu alone tbqh
Nathan Fisher
hack
Brody Campbell
Is the theatrical release of Blade Runner worth watching if you've already seen the director's cut?
Owen Bell
>Exodus was supposed to be some classic 4 hour epic
Not really.
He said he actually prefer to the theatrical cut to the 4 hour-cut
Jack Baker
Y'know what I blame myself. Exodus tanked and he had no choice to go running back to his Alien pillowfort crying and sobbing with his Tony sock puppet.