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"FacebookPinterest\n\n For almost three decades, Tony Scott has been hiding in plain sight. Working in the shadow of his acclaimed but less consistent brother, Ridley, Scott has been making remarkably satisfying, explosion-laden white knuckle thrillers\u2014basically action films for adults. Often featuring men who are as highly skilled in their trades as they are inept in their inter-personal relationships, Scott&amp;#39;s films usually feature well-heeled heroes with father (and brother and mother and authority) issues.\n\nA graduate of Sunderland Art School, Scott employs a painter&amp;#39;s eye to violent and tempestuous worlds. And he is one of modern film&amp;#39;s most able orchestrators of large-scale set pieces, whether between two trains or two men on a collision course. While his films often contain plot points of outlandish implausibility, they also feature crackling dialogue, and even downright touching moments of humanity.\n\nWith Unstoppable, his sixteenth film and fifth with Denzel Washington, opening Friday, here&amp;#39;s a selected guide to his movies; their plots, visual sensibilities, casts, best lines, most daring scenes and ridiculously confounding structural problems."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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