10 Great Tony Scott Movies To Remember Him By

Hollywood was shocked by the news of Tony Scott’s death on Sunday. There was a massive outpouring of hearts from his  friends and colleagues from around the entertainment world who expressed their sorrow over the passing of the award-winning director. He was regarded as one of the most successful movie makers in the business, leaving behind a collection of films that has inspired audiences, actors, and other filmmakers alike.

In remembrance of Tony Scott, we would like to highlight some of the movies that cemented him as one of the most respected directors of our time, and why his passing marks a great loss to the world of filmmaking.

Turn the page to check out the top 10 Tony Scott movies to remember him by…

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