Napoleon Bonaparte did a lot, but he didn’t quite do it all. He did not, for example, fire a bunch of cannons at the Egyptian pyramids. Does it matter that Ridley Scott’s Napoleon includes a scene of ...

Just make yourself a "dang quesadilla" and get ready to celebrate the cult-classic film, Napoleon Dynamite. Napoleon Dynamite is 20 years old this summer, and while you could spend all day chatting ...

Released in 2004, Napoleon Dynamite has all the ingredients of a cult classic. Its deadpan sense of humor mixed with its unique aesthetic makes for a memorable movie about a socially awkward teenager ...

A four-hour cut of Ridley Scott’s Napoleon is on the horizon, but according to writer David Scarpa, he thinks the theatrical film is where the movie really shines. Speaking to IndieWire, Scarpa was ...

It features fabrications including showing him shooting at pyramids and leading a cavalry. In response to criticism, Scott told his critics to "get a life." Historians seem to be absolutely livid with ...

The figure of Napoleon has long been an object of fascination, but the new Ridley Scott biopic makes one wonder why. The film, perhaps inadvertently, partakes of the spirit of the times. The so-called ...

Napoleon (2023)’s plot synopsis: “Directed by the legendary filmmaker Ridley Scott, Napoleon stars Joaquin Phoenix as the French emperor and military leader. The film is an original and personal look ...

The veteran of 12 Ridley Scott productions shares lessons he learned along the way, including how to solve the problem of replacing an actor after principal photography has wrapped. By Brian Davids ...

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Call it the 18th-century equivalent of being ghosted. On his military campaigns, French general (and later emperor) Napoleon Bonaparte would send his wife Josephine mostly unrequited love letters. The ...