I'm not going to check the backlog, but I may have posted this previously. It doesn't matter, this movie is worth posting multiple times, because it's just that awesome. Without a doubt one of the most beautifully shot films I've ever seen (we'll go top twenty, because I'm seen a lot of movies), this Ridley Scott first feature remains one of his best films and has yet fallen into that crevice of underappreciation where so many early films disappear to. You'd do yourself a favor by putting this on your Netflix queue right now.
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