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What is your favorite Ridley Scott movie?

Your favorite Ridley Scott movie?

  • The Duellists (1977)

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  • Legend (1985)

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  • Someone to Watch Over Me (1987)

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  • Black Rain (1989)

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  • 1492: Conquest of Paradise (1992)

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  • White Squall (1996)

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  • G.I. Jane (1997)

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  • Hannibal (2001)

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  • Matchstick Men (2003)

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  • A Good Year (2006)

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  • American Gangster (2007)

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  • Body of Lies (2008)

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  • Robin Hood (2010)

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  • Total voters
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Blade Runner.

Although, like T'Baio, I really like Black Rain as well. I would probably rank it number 3, after Alien.
 
Thelman and Louise beats out Blade Runner, narrowly.
Both are well ahead of Alien, Kingdom of Heaven and Legend.

Gladiator, a boring remake of The Fall of the Roman Empire (starring Alec Guinness, Stephen Boyd and, I think, Sophia Loren,) spiced up with a Jay Robinson impersonation from The Robe, and bits of Ben-Hur, Cleopatra and Quo Vadis?, may have won a an Oscar but couldn't keep my attention to the end. Legend was more interesting than this.
 
1. Blade Runner
2. Alien
3. Thelma & Louise (although I don't like the ending)
 
Alien. No question. One of the best sci-fi films out there; for all its many brazen imitators and sequels.
 
Alien, then Blade Runner and perhaps Black Hawk Down. Recently his work has just gotten too full of himself or been over Croweified. ;0)
 
Ridley Scott is one of my favorite director..Blade Runner, One of my favourite movies. Alien hands down. the only other movie on that list that has had a impact like this movie did is blade runner. but i like alien also..
 
I've never been quite as impressed with Blade Runner as most others are. Probably because we had to study it in school. :lol:
 
The Quiet American? We did that; the novel that is.

Which reminds me: The Third Man and Sophie's Choice are two other films forever tainted for me by my initial exposure to them being within an educational environment. :lol:
 
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