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Blade Runner and Alien.
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Gladiator
Kingdom Of Heaven
Body Of Lies

I could have easily voted for more but kept it at three.
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Blade Runner & Alien
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Originally posted by Nogbad_The_Bad Nogbad_The_Bad wrote:

Blade Runner & Alien
 
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Black Rain - Gladiator - American Gangster
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Alien - Black Hawk Down-Hannibal -Gladiator 
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my personal favorite has to be Hannibal followed closely by Alien
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Blade Runner
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My fave is the wildly inaccurate historically disabled 1492. Blade Runner and Alien are just as good, but I saw 1492 first.
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I have seen none of these films.
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The titles in bold are the ones I voted for.
Blade Runner
Black Rain
Gladiator
Black Hawk Down
Kingdom Of Heaven
American Gangster
Body Of Lies
The Counselor
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The Counselor makes me sick, the outcome is disturbing and not necessary for a movie. Hate it.
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Blade Runner by a country mile. This film wins so many "bests" for me none of the others get close: acting, direction, cinematography, script, set-design, dialogue all come together to make a rare thing: an intelligent SF film where you don't have to suspend belief to gain enjoyment from it. Scott's films are, in the main, watchable even if they aren't completely believable or accurate - Robin Hood was watchable because of its attention to visual detail - shame he didn't apply that same attention to the story, script and direction.
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  Dean have you seen the tv-sereis Num3ers, (By Ridley and Tony Scott), about solving crime by using math?
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No - that's one of many TV series I didn't watch.
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American Gangster
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Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

Blade Runner by a country mile. This film wins so many "bests" for me none of the others get close: acting, direction, cinematography, script, set-design, dialogue all come together to make a rare thing: an intelligent SF film where you don't have to suspend belief to gain enjoyment from it. Scott's films are, in the main, watchable even if they aren't completely believable or accurate - Robin Hood was watchable because of its attention to visual detail - shame he didn't apply that same attention to the story, script and direction.

I agree regarding Blade Runner. I also thought Alien was great as well. Gladiator, although completely contrived historically-speaking, was fascinating just to watch Joaquin Phoenix. I couldn't stand Robin Hood, personally.
 
The most perplexing of Scott's movies was Kingdom of Heaven. Absolutely great and nuanced characters all through the production, excellent cinematography, well-written script, everything really well done -- except for the miscasting of Orlando Bloom. I don't know what it was, but he just did not fit. He was upstaged by every actor around him. Put someone like Michael Fassbender in his place and you really could've had something.


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Fassbender was probably to young then like 15 or something

buut many sword chorelgraphs says Orlando is the best swordsmen they have worked with, sword choreographer in LotR is sword choreographer in PotC both had ceveral who were dilligant and picked it fast, bjtno-one did it as fluidand fast as Bloom, he was a natural swordsman
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