Ridley Scott???
That new Matt Damon movie, Martian. Director by the name of Ridley Scott. Does he ride?
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I really have no idea, but he's 78. He probably doesn't ride too fast if he does.
His other important films you may know: Alien Blade Runner Legend Thelma & Louise Gladiator Black Hawk Down In other words he's pretty good and pretty prolific. But he does make some turds like that Robin Hood movie with Russel Crowe http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000631/#director |
This is the first you are hearing of Ridley Scott? Director of "Alien," "Blade Runner" and "Thelma & Louise," just to name a few. Producer of "Gladiator," "Black Hawk Down" and the upcoming Felt (hmmmm), just to name a few.
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Originally Posted by Darth Lefty
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... But he does make some turds like that Robin Hood movie with Russel Crowe
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Originally Posted by Doctor Morbius
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And Prometheus. That was right in the center of turdsville.
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His first film was a short called a Boy and His Bicycle. His late brother Tony was pretty good too, he did Top Gun, Days of Thunder, True Romance, Crimson Tide amongst others
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Originally Posted by Doctor Morbius
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And Prometheus. That was right in the center of turdsville.
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This is a ridiculous question. The more important question is if he does ride a bike, is it a Ridley or a Scott?
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Originally Posted by WalksOn2Wheels
(Post 18444158)
This is a ridiculous question. The more important question is if he does ride a bike, is it a Ridley or a Scott?
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Originally Posted by exime
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Dude. That movie was freaking awesome.
Originally Posted by rms13
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I also disagree on that one. He's working on the next movie in the Alien prequels now
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Originally Posted by Doctor Morbius
(Post 18444253)
Seriously?! Those were the dumbest bunch of scientists that have ever existed. EVER!
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Originally Posted by Garfield Cat
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That new Matt Damon movie, Martian. Director by the name of Ridley Scott. Does he ride?
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Originally Posted by rms13
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Yes but it was very soft science fiction as opposed to The Martian which is hard science fiction. With soft science fiction you can suspend disbelief a little more. I think they posed some interesting creation questions. Of course if the viewer is extremely religious they won't be able to accept the premises at all
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Originally Posted by Doctor Morbius
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Seriously?! Those were the dumbest bunch of scientists that have ever existed. EVER!
I did not like the film at all, but I know several people who loved it. I saw it listed on CineMax or HBO recently and skipped right over it on the channel guide. |
Originally Posted by WalksOn2Wheels
(Post 18444158)
This is a ridiculous question. The more important question is if he does ride a bike, is it a Ridley or a Scott?
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Originally Posted by Garfield Cat
(Post 18444014)
That new Matt Damon movie, Martian. Director by the name of Ridley Scott. Does he ride?
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Prometheus didn't make a lick of sense. But at least enough people saw it and were interested by it to have an opinion about it. Robin Hood was a boring rehash and only barely not a bomb.
(There are this many Robin Hood movies) |
Originally Posted by Doctor Morbius
(Post 18444289)
What I don't accept is a group of people who are supposed to be "smart" suspending any and all safety protocols. The movie was written for teenagers.
She tries to overact like Al Pacino but only Al Pacino can overact like Al Pacino and get away with it. |
Originally Posted by Darth Lefty
(Post 18444406)
Prometheus didn't make a lick of sense. But at least enough people saw it and were interested by it to have an opinion about it. Robin Hood was a boring rehash and only barely not a bomb.
(There are this many Robin Hood movies) |
Originally Posted by WalksOn2Wheels
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Wow. That's a lot of Robin Hood movies. Which one is generally rated best?
The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938) - IMDb |
Originally Posted by tyrion
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The one with Errol Flynn (and Olivia de Havilland and Basil Rathbone).
The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938) - IMDb |
Originally Posted by WalksOn2Wheels
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So, nothing in the last 3 decades? Figures.
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He's gonna focus on The Classics this season:roflmao2:
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Originally Posted by Darth Lefty
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The best in the last three decades is surely Men In Tights, which is a sendup of both the Costner and Flynn versions.
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