A Tribute to Tony Scott: What is everyone's favourite Tony Scott Film?

Days of Thunder!

Man on fire would be my fave. The Hunger/True Romance come in at close second.

A great director and producer of great movies! (R.I.P TONY) Brothers Scott! geniuses of cinema! Thanks by: Prometheus and The Andromeda Strain!

Hard to pick one. Three way tie with Crimson Tide, True Romance and Man on Fire. If I had a gun pointed at me I'd have to say Crimson Tide.

Man on Fire for me... Seeing someone fight and die for a little girl, makes the farther in me rise up and cheer louder. Deja vu is a close second... just the idea that with will power you can find a way to f**k with past and shape it!

I agree with @punx in BOOTS.......... Man on Fire is number one but Deja Vu is a close second. I also really like Enemy of The State, Crimson Tide, and Taking of Pelham 123

Beverly Hills Cop 2 was hilarious ;-) that's my pick :-D

'The Hunger'

Man on fire Gave his life for a little girl. Hard scene where he hands himself over. Walks to people he knows will kill and torture him. Knows he will never see his home again. No medal ceremony, no fanfare just death-cold and hard.

i have a thing about aircraft.....so top guns mine. havent seen man on fire, sounds interesting so i might have to have a look.

The Hunger and The Fan The Hunger: for the melancholic ambience, the only time David Bowie actually made a good performance other than in his Tesla role in "the prestige". The use of classic music and the overall thematic. Very well done and, sadly, a very underrated movie. The Fan: De NIro and Snipes? can't go wrong. And the thematic was pretty well explored.

[i]True Romance[/i], for me. Patricia Arquette is a real dream in that movie.

Tony leaves behind an impressive body of work. Enemy of the State, Spy Game, The Hunger & Top Gun, (which I avoided for years because I couldn't abide Cruise) are standouts for me!

id say true romance, especially since i am a HUGE gary oldman nut. geebus he is sexy in every damn movie!

Crimson Tide. I love his mexican stand-off scenarios but I do love dearly Revenge. Just a gorgeously made film and a modern take on the idea of forbidden love and the prince banished from the lands of the kingdom and the fair princess locked up in the ivory tower idea and the prince has to battle through many obstacles to come and rescue her. But the bitter-sweet Romeo and Juliet ending is that she dies there in his ams. A simply beautifle film and a romantic film for us fellas. But Crimson Tide is fuel injected male testosterone amped up to the max! F!@?n cool man!