The Dog Stars review: Ridley Scott’s ramshackle romp is almost a return to form

Ridley Scott’s latest The Dog Stars gentle neo-western is a far cry from past epics

‘The Dog Stars’ sees the legendary filmmaker swap explosive scale for atmospheric, post-apocalyptic serenity.

Movie Review: A tender love story with postapocalyptic teeth in Ridley Scott’s ‘The Dog Stars’

It says something about us that dogs are critical when it comes to postapocalyptic movies. Tom Hanks had an adorable terrier in “Finch” and Will Smith had a heroic German shepherd in “I Am Legend.” Another German shepherd is due…

The Dog Stars review: Ridley Scott’s ramshackle romp is almost a return to form

Jacob Elordi, Margaret Qualley and Josh Brolin romp through a strangely brutal, folksy and weird world in fits and starts

Ridley Scott’s ‘The Dog Stars’ Bombs With 39% on Rotten Tomatoes — A Beautiful, Boring Post-Apocalyptic Misfire

Ridley Scott is a filmmaker—actually, scratch that, an influencer whose medium happens to be cinema. Like any influencer, Scott has had his fair share of ups and downs. “Alien” and “Blade Runner” proved he was “ahead of the game,” while there have been many times when it felt like he was asleep at the wheel, operating his usual 10-camera system of filmmaking on autopilot.That said, has Scott ever had a film get reviews as bad as “The Dog Stars” …