Ridley Scott Wants To Watch The World BURN

[@FrameVoyager]

Check out our full video on the production of Gladiator here! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWTWdmpspK6Ghrc

[@izzieb]

Who doesn't enjoy a good fire?

[@Nicholas_Chen_]

A Snowman

[@NicholasGichini]

The cracking sounds, the wavy motion, the heat, the orange glow, the scent of the smoke... Beautiful sh*t

[@nope5657]

Scott is my favorite curmudgeonly director. He trusts his vision, his crew, and his cast. He knows what he's about and doesn't give a fuck about the noise. He's one of our greats and I hate to go dark here, but when he's gone, you'll see people suddenly change their tune about his filmography, just like his brother. I was preaching the gospel of Tony Scott since I was a teenager. And it was only after his tragic passing that his work started to be re-assessed as the trend setting and vital work that it was. I felt good that people came around, but bitter it took his death to get there. But those of us who recognize genius when it's still around will just wonder where all that energy was when Ridley was on the mortal coil.

[@FrameVoyager]

Agreed. Honestly, he's my favorite old-man director. His interviews are honestly hilarious

[@alltheflavors9673]

PR astroturfing. This dude pops out more self promoting slop than movies.

[@FrameVoyager]

haha fair! That Gladiator making of video they released this week was a Ridley Scott love fest

[@nope5657]

@@alltheflavors9673 sure

[@cindytartt4048]

Jesus, this is an intelligent analysis for KZbin (for anywhere, really). I totally agree with you. Same goes for the death of various (classical) orchestral & choral conductors; & moreover, composers. Many thanks.

[@turjeh]

Dude, I’m pretty new to this channel but I have to say it has quickly become one of my favourites. Keep up the good work!

[@FrameVoyager]

@@turjeh appreciate it! Welcome to the channel!

[@krajcialex1994]

R.I.P. Tony Scott (1944-2012)

[@starvingcollegestudent6407]

Dude these videos have been awesome so far.

[@FrameVoyager]

Appreciate it! One more to go to close out the Gladiator series!

[@filmdetective]

1492. Conquest of paradise. Not fire… you got fire on your mind😂

[@FrameVoyager]

😉😉😉

[@TheBeetleOwl]

He made Alien, Gladiator, Blade Runner. ❤

[@benjaminbjrklund743]

braveheart did some scenes with skipping frames. def inspired ridley. And even Peter Jackson, who pitched lotr as middle earth in the style of braveheart. i doubt gladiator would exist without braveheart

[@FrameVoyager]

For sure! Yeah it seems like this trend that was around from like 1995 - 2005. I mention the LOTR aspect of it in our Gladiator 2 production video coming out today. I will say, it's a choice at times for gladiator haha

[@neiltaylor6645]

The bond production were not to happy about the 007 stage burning down

[@FrameVoyager]

💀

[@andrewjackson-aj]

007 stage was at Pinewood studios

[@FrameVoyager]

What did I say? Shepperton?

[@andrewjackson-aj]

@ You said Shepperton

[@FrameVoyager]

@@andrewjackson-aj lmao, I'm getting my studios mixed up 😂 thanks for catching that!

[@VariTimo]

Apparently some stunt men received some light burn injuries on Gladiator II. How did you miss that in your research? He’s back at it!!

[@FrameVoyager]

Funny enough, literally as you commented this, I'm editing that section in the gladiator 2 video for tomorrow 😂😂😂

[@VariTimo]

@ Well you better! Your journalistic integrity is at stake here!

[@FrameVoyager]

@@VariTimo 😂😂😂

[@cindytartt4048]

@@VariTimolol ❤

[@RaikenXion]

Ridley Scott has lost quite a few loved ones in recent years, two brothers I think, and it seems to have affected how he's approached Films in his later years. Look at Covenant, The Last Duel and now Gladiator 2.

[@schm00b0]

He described it as beautiful! And then he went and played some tennis!

[@schm00b0]

Also, the show 'The Franchise'!

[@LeeHarris]

I think it would be a little less western-centric to recognise the skip frame technique appeared in Hong Kong films even before WKW used them

[@FrameVoyager]

I mean it's not like it was a brand new technique for sure. There was something about this specific time period in American cinema where it was used A LOT right around the early 2000s. But that's a fair point for you to make!

[@LeeHarris]

@@FrameVoyager FOh for sure, but step-printing and undercranking techniques were pretty common in HK in the 90s

[@FrameVoyager]

Us Americans just late to the party per usual 😉

[@ArnaudMuller]

No risks no rewards

[@FrameVoyager]

Full send 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@theonlinething1039]

Hell yeah, finally a new one!

[@FrameVoyager]

haha we posted a video yesterday too! One more tomorrow for gladiator 2!

[@Metalhiram]

Great showcase 🔥

[@jackclimb3529]

I love movies, Tarantino loves feet, Ridley Scott loves fire.

[@Homeschoolsw6]

1:15..." their set " Not just the set. The biggest fear of vehicle crews is fire. And it's a space ship, so you'd be using up your oxygen with every tick.

[@FrameVoyager]

What's your favorite Ridley Scott historical truth?

[@deathismycolor]

Screw the production of Alien Earth ( Don’t Believe It Or Not )

[@philyeary8809]

I guess screw Obannon too huh? Gtfo😂

[@troyreid1340]

Aliens was made in the mid eighties not the seventies! Seriously dude!

[@FrameVoyager]

huh? Alien was released in 1979... I never talked about the "Aliens" movie? This was about the one Ridley Scott directed, the very first film.

[@hero-lucha5926]

Can you do tony scott next

[@acapedit]

Ridley knows what he wants. He's got the pedrigree to prove it. It's refreshing and one of the last of his kind.

[@J0MBi]

people forget that *directors* used to actually have a voice in how movies turned out, instead of being written-by-comittee and shaped by PR focus groups for maxium audenice impact

[@acapedit]

@@J0MBi The culture of honest non-expression is our undoing.

[@joshuaj.chinda9873]

😂😂😂😂Proving SHITTTTT movies. He hasn't made anything good since the Martian.