Wow! Thank you so much for the thoughtful comment and for watching my humble video. I really appreciate hearing from you, Harry. What an amazing experience it must've been to be able to work with Tony (and Ridley, for that matter). Tony was such an incredible, visionary talent that I can only imagine the films he would be making if he were still with us today. I miss him so much. BTW, I really appreciate your work as well Harry... I own quite a few of the films you've scored, and I just love the atmosphere you create. It's always perfect for the film. Thanks again for watching and commenting. This was a wonderful surprise!

You know The Hunger is the only Tony Scott film I still have never seen. I've got to get my hands on that... I've been meaning to pick it up but just haven't gotten around to it. But yeah man, you definitely can't go wrong with Crimson Tide. Such a damn good film! Thanks for watching Daniel!

Thank you so much! Great to have you here... really appreciate your support! Yeah Tony Scott was tha man! One of my all-time fave directors! He never got the credit he deserved for being the true artist that he was. I miss him so much. Imagine what other killer films he would've put out beyond Unstoppable if he had lived. I feel like his later career films were some of his best. Thanks for watching, subbing and commenting!

I first saw True Romance, The Last Boyscout and Revenge in the 90s. Then I was hooked on Tony Scott movies for the rest of my life. RIP

That's awesome man! It's always great to encounter others who truly "get" Tony's work. He was brilliant! Thank you so much for watching.

@rorynoke5612 Thank you! Yeah I've always felt Tony's later work didn't get as much love as it deserved. He did some really cool things with those later films. Thanks for watching! Do you have a favorite from his later-career work?

@@TheOriginalFuzz DOMINO is absolutley my favourte Tony Scott film. It's full-throttle Tony, like an experimental art film wrapped in an action thriller package. I understand audiences were polerised by his style, especially in this film, but he was way ahead of his time. Only a powerhouse visionary like Tony Scott would have the balls to go as far as he did with Domino. Glad you put it in your Top 3. If you haven't seen it, check out the short film he directed: The Hire - Beat The Devil. It's amazing.

Awesome! Great to see Domino on your list as well. You clearly have a strong appreciation for Tony Scott's work in his later years, and I'm right there with ya! Tony was the man!

@@TheOriginalFuzz yep tony was the man, very similiar cinematography as his bro Ridley, but Tony was the action man. his movies have a certain edge which I think is better than his bro Ridley(and I think Ridley is great in his own right).

Agreed! Enemy of the State is a great film and definitely one we need on 4K! Thanks Ken.🙂

Thanks so much! I appreciate it!

I agree... I love Unstoppable so much. On some days, it actually is my favorite. And it was definitely a killer ride seeing it on the big screen when it first came out. So tragic we lost Tony way too soon. Imagine what other killer films he could've delivered after Unstoppable. He was really on a roll in his later years, in my view. Really hitting his creative stride.

Awesome - thanks for watching John! Yeah True Romance is pretty incredible. So many classic moments in it. I love Drexl! Oldman just steals the couple scenes he's in.

Correct I've never seen Das Boot. But I will definitely add that to my list. Thanks for the tip! (Although I'm pretty sure I'm far from alone in holding Hunt in such high regard, since it has become a classic in its own right... despite Alec Baldwin's presence in the film LMAO!)

I understand where you're coming from. Crimson Tide is indeed a fantastic film. But I placed the other films higher because I felt they were much more ambitious and experimental from a visual, stylistic aesthetic POV. But in terms of story and acting performances, yes Crimson Tide would rank a bit higher (at least higher than Domino). It just depends on what day you catch me on. When I put this list together, I prioritized artistic experimentation in his filmmaking over other factors. As for Revenge, yeah I figured someone would mention that. A lot of people dig Revenge, but it just doesn't do that much for me personally. I re-watched it a few weeks back in preparation for this list, and it reminded me of why I don't watch it very often. I mean, it's a well-made film, but I don't think any of the characters are really all that likable in Revenge, and I'm just not a big Kevin Costner guy. So Revenge didn't connect with me as much as other Tony films. Thanks for watching and weighing in!