Ridley Scott -- How He Came to Make the Epic "Thelma and Louise"

Ridley Scott shares the circuitous route that brought him to make "Thelma and Louise" and why he thinks of it as an Epic.
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[@beachstreet101]

The actress that told him to come to his senses and do it was Michelle Pfeiffer.

[@LeroyKinkade]

What a Film! This and ALIEN are or must be in the top ten Films ever made!

[@Pe6ek]

Funny except for the ending. AND some other scenes.

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Scott Free… pictures

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Avoided the film for years because I thought it was a feminist film. Have just watched it and think it deserves the acclaim it got. Think also it no less silly to call it a feminist film just because the protagonists are women whose antagonists are men than it is to accuse a man of misogyny because he criticises a woman. There are both sympathetic men in the film and nasty ones, just as there are in any film, which makes the misandry/feminism criticism perfectly invalid.

[@danielv261]

It’s a feminist movie and nothing wrong about it.