Dueling ‘Legend’ Versions Reveal Ridley Scott’s Biggest Risk

Ridley Scott's "Legend" (1985) is a notable deviation from his more recognized works like "Alien" and "Blade Runner." This film's unique narrative and aesthetic choices highlight Scott's willingness to take risks, a theme echoed in other films like "1492 – Conquest of Paradise" and "Matchstick Men." Additionally, the recent film "Muzzle: City of Wolves" also explores unconventional storytelling, reflecting a broader trend in cinema where directors push boundaries. Both "Legend" and "Muzzle" illustrate the evolving landscape of film, where creativity often leads to unexpected narratives.