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RE: true...RS isn't funny...

Posted by user510 on August 20, 2017 at 13:04:09:
With regard to Gladiator, there were some 'disturbing' sequences between the new Emperor Commodus, his sister and with sinister and disgusting implications pointing to his sister's son. A fictitious element presented to the viewer from the mind of Ridley Scott.
Thelma and Louise. He directed this, but did not write it. Even though Thelma and Louise were doomed, there was a lively spirit and interaction between the characters that made for an entertaining movie, I thought.
1492? I skipped that. No need to see it.
BlackHawk Down? An Englishman (Scott) directs a movie about US actions in Somalia during the Clinton administration. The actual US involvement in that action left nothing for anyone to cheer about. Neither should the movie. So what.
-Steve