[Movie] Ridley Scott's The Last Duel

Way too many super famous stars.

 

How About them Apples? part II looks good

 

I feel like there's gonna be more duels

 

Looks great!

And, based upon a true story.

DD

 

If you don't know the history don't look it up

 

Wait .,, did I get this right

If a Lady accuses someone of rape, and her husband loses the duel for her honor, then she is burned at the stake alive for lying, bc he lost the duel.

 

Oh wow this is a sci Fi movie connected to Raised by Wolves -- Matt is Marcus's ancestor on earth.

 

how they gonna go straight to the last when we don't even know about the first duel

 

Setting up that prequel $$$$$$

 

His he allowed to tap out?

 

Bourne kills Kylo. Don’t know how to spoiler.

 

Adam Driver doesn't quite have the look of a leading man. But Hollywood always seem to cast him as such.

 

Hmm. I'll definitely watch, although I'll assume it has much truth as Braveheart. One of my favorites, so I don't necessarily mind.

But have y'all seen the first Duel? Spielberg's first movie? With the title, I had to throw this in. It's a bad ass film.

And yes. The Truck is Jaws before Jaws.

 

All I see is Kylo especially with the outfit and weapons.

 

Agree on all three accounts. He can act, the other two are likely.

If a leading man doesn't have to be super good looking, i wonder if that standard can be extended to female lead actresses too. Lot of older actresses (even well known ones), have hard time getting parts, unless they produce their own movies, but I digress.