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Ridley Scott really HASN'T provided much fun and humour in his films...

Posted by musetap on August 19, 2017 at 11:51:52:
that I can remember.
Certainly any aspect of the "Alien" series of films has not provided such nor
much of a rosy portrayal of the future human condition. A few great and humourous
lines here and there, but the overall prediction remains rather bleak.
Then there's Blade Runner. I wouldn't be looking for much humour or fun in the sequel
due soon at a theater near you.
I'm looking forward to seeing Covenant and expect much from it.
No humour or fun times though.