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The Dog Stars

‘The Dog Stars’ Review: Ridley Scott’s Meditative Take on the Familiar Post-Apocalyptic Subgenre Boasts a Solid Ensemble

by Casey Chong

Eschewing the typically big-budget Hollywood blockbuster route associated with such a movie, Ridley Scott’s latest directorial effort prioritizes a deliberate slow-burn for a change.

Gladiator II

‘Gladiator II’ Review: A Legacy Sequel that Triumphs through Spectacle and Emotion

by Manuel Sao Bento

Gladiator II may not achieve the groundbreaking impact of the original film, but it remains an impressive cinematic experience, transporting audiences into an epic filled with emotional and visual grandeur.

Exodus: Gods and Kings’ Makes God’s Messenger a Little Brat

by Kendall G. Pack

Scott seems concerned with the ability to choose in a world where God exists while simultaneously wondering if there is a God.

Ridley Scott takes on Gertrude Bell biopic

by John

Ridley Scott still looking to stop other great directors projects.

Michael Fassbender to play an Android in Prometheus

by John

Michael Fassbender is afraid of spilling the beans for the next Ridley Scott Film.

Charlize Theron joins the cast of Premetheus

by John

Charlize finally lands a part in the highly anticipated Ridley Scott film.

Gemma Arterton will star in Christopher Nolan film

by John

Gemma Arterton looks out for great scripts in the midst of all the blockbusters she does.

Damon Lindelof working on Alien prequel

by John

Ridley Scott getting the help almost everyone in the industry to get his next film right.

Ridley Scott and his looming career

by John

Ridley Scott has kind of lost his mind and is talking a lot of gibberish these days.

First Look: Eva Green in Cracks Poster

by ADMIN

The Beautiful Eva Green is back in this Jordan Scott Film.

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