Anyone in the mood to indulge in some swooning over the demise of our planet is usually in the right place with director Ridley Scott (now 88). He previously proved with futuristic films such as Blade Runner (1982) and Alien (1979) that he does not have a rosy view of our future. In his latest feature film, The Dog Stars, the space monsters and humanoids have been replaced by flesh-and-blood humans. Whether his prediction of what awaits humanity…
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Anyone in the mood to indulge in some swooning over the demise of our planet is usually in the right place with director Ridley Scott (now 88). He previously proved with futuristic films such as Blade Runner (1982) and Alien (1979) that he does not have a rosy view of our future. In his latest feature film, The Dog Stars, the space monsters and humanoids have been replaced by flesh-and-blood humans. Whether his prediction of what awaits humanity…