Ridley Scott's Kingdom of Heaven marks one of the biggest differences between a theatrical cut and a director's cut. Here's ...

Though historically inaccurate, Kingdom of Heaven rewards viewers who get past its slow first act with an engaging and ...

"Kingdom of Heaven" navigates through the minefield of the Crusades and, by extension, the contentious background of Christian-Muslim relations in ways both shrewd and calculated. Genuinely ...

You had been intrigued by the Crusades for a really long time, but “Kingdom of Heaven” feels heavily filtered through a more secular, contemporary perspective. How intentional was that as you ...

Kingdom of Heaven simply introduces Balian as a blacksmith and bastard son of a Crusader knight who has returned home in his old age. It is clear why the otherwise childless Sir Godfrey d’Ibelin ...

Originally released on May 6, 2005, Kingdom of Heaven is one of Scott’s most ... a young Frenchman in medieval Jerusalem during the Crusades. Having lost everything, Balian finds redemption ...

Balian of Ibelin travels to Jerusalem during the crusades of the 12th century, and there he finds himself as the defender of the city and its people.

But when I left the cinema after seeing Scott's extraordinary sand-and-sandals epic on the Crusades, Kingdom of Heaven, I was deeply moved - not so much by the film, but by the Muslim audience ...

Ridley Scott’s Kingdom of Heaven director’s cut and director ... Ridley Scott crafted a passionate and perilous tale of the Crusades that has made its mark on audiences for decades, but ...