Robin Hood

[Gammaray]

Mr. Scott, director of Gladiator, and Russell Crowe, the Gladiator himself, work togerther to bring a new Robin Hood flick.

I'm torn two ways on this. One being the awesomeness of Ridley - so this movie should be cool. The other being that nostalgic quality of Prince of thieves that i might compare it too.
Also, Kate Blanchet might ruin it for me.

Linky (http://www.iwatchstuff.com/2009/12/robin_hood_trailer_begin_your.php)

[onona]

http://scottthong.files.wordpress.com/2006/07/fightinaroundtheworld.jpg

[dammit]

Could be fun :)

[Ruandre]

I like Ridley Scott's films (and Tony's, albeit to a lesser extent). So, I'm definitely going to check out Robin Hood. Still, I'm a lot more hyped to see his daughter's (Jordan) directorial debut, Cracks (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1183665/).

They both look awesome IMO. Peculiar, yet beautiful (It's an aesthetic quality specific to redheads, I suppose.)

http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n239/skullhozer/JordanRidley.jpg
http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n239/skullhozer/ridley-scott-jordan-scott.jpg

Anyhow, I noticed that a number of my favorite films were directed by women, so I decided to compile a list of “the best films directed by women” according to me. I'm imperious like that :P

Without further ado: The best films directed by women, ordered from most-best to least-best :D

01 Wendy and Lucy
02 Lost in Translation
03 The Dead Girl
04 My Life Without Me
05 The Savages
06 A Love Song for Bobby Long
07 Boys Don't Cry
08 Naissance des pieuvres
09 Away from Her
10 Dear Frankie
11 Frozen River
12 Sunshine Cleaning
13 Me and You and Everyone We Know
14 ? ma soeur!
15 American Psycho
16 Ravenous
17 Across the Universe
18 The Hurt Locker
19 Ripley's Game
20 Elegy

I'll stop at 20. Phew.

[Inphidel]

Without further ado: The best films directed by women, ordered from most-best to least-best :D

No Green Street Hooligans? Lexi Alexander, same women who directed the latest Punisher.

[AlgoRemtuti]

No Green Street Hooligans? Lexi Alexander, same women who directed the latest Punisher.

Funny you mention that. I was actually considering making that my 19th or 20th top film, but then I remembered about Ripley's Game, and Elegy. It was close, but Green Street Hooligans lost out by a bit, it was still awesome though.