Jesus said to his disciples: “The Kingdom of heaven is like a treasure buried in a field, which a person finds and hides ...

Ridley Scott may be known for his contributions to horror, but his historical dramas are equally notable, including Kingdom of Heaven.

Ridley Scott used the scriptural phrase to title his 2005 epic “Kingdom of Heaven,” a dramatization of a chaotic and violent time in Jerusalem’s history, as crusaders and saracens traded ...

Kingdom of Heaven tells the story of humble French blacksmith Balian (Bloom) who sets off to Jerusalem to join the Crusades after being approached by his long-lost father, Godrey of Ibelin (Liam ...

Not that trimming the 145-minute snooze-fest that is Kingdom of Heaven was a bad idea; I’m just not sure Scott cut the right stuff — or enough of it.

Kingdom Of Heaven "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 ...

Kingdom of Heaven Despite its drubbing at the B.O., "Kingdom of Heaven" is director Ridley Scott's best film since "Gladiator," combining an intelligent script which tackles the historical ...

Kingdom of Heaven begins on a quintessentially dreary French hillside, where Orlando Bloom glowers darkly as the village blacksmith Balian. His wife, who committed suicide, has just been beheaded ...

When “Kingdom of Heaven” begins, the young wife of a village blacksmith has taken her life. Her widower, Balian (Orlando Bloom), simmers.

But when all is said and done Kingdom of Heaven is a worthy try for Bloom and shows that he can headline an epic as well as many other stars. Ridley Scott just should take a break from directing them.