The virtues of "Black Hawk Down" include its lack of bogus "diversity" casting. For example, there are no female soldiers on screen. In fact, the film makes calls for women in combat, such as ...

Though about an event of several years past, the consequences of Sept. 11 make "Black Hawk Down" more timely than any war movie in recent memory. Advertisement Article continues below this ad ...

War is hell for 100 continuous minutes of screen time in "Black Hawk Down," a relentless immersion in combat strikingly realized but none too pleasurable to sit through. Pic is based on journalist ...

Ridley Scott revisits "Black Hawk Down," the war film that was released after 9/11 and still occupies a special place in his filmography. Continue to Deadline SKIP AD.

Black Hawk Down has received its fair share of criticism for purported historical inaccuracies, but Scott's picture retains ...

Ridley Scott has released some great movies over his illustrious career, but one of his movies overlooked smaller films remains one of his best.

Scott's Black Hawk Down film was written by Ken Nolan, and was inspired by the book Black Hawk Down: A Story of Modern War by Mark Bowden. It follows the events of the Battle of Mogadishu when 160 ...

The film Black Hawk Down is back in the spotlight with Sony Home Entertainment’s lavish new retrospective and the first 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray edition of the Ridley Scott war film that reached ...

The film benefited from unusually close cooperation between the filmmakers and the Pentagon, which saw “Black Hawk Down” as a way to reclaim the Somali disaster as a proud moment for the military.

Like most of those who played soldiers in Ridley Scott's "Black Hawk Down," Brendan Sexton III was only in the film for a few moments. His character, Richard "Alphabet" Kowalewski, was fatally ...

War is hell for 100 continuous minutes of screen time in "Black Hawk Down," a relentless immersion in combat strikingly realized but none too pleasurable to sit through. Pic is based on journalist ...