'Thelma and Louise' on Blu-Ray

Ridley Scott's Thelma and Louise is coming out February 8 on Blu-Ray for its 20th Anniversary (already?). This one is unique in Scott's filmography, I think. It's certainly one of his best and perhaps his last great film to date (maybe even his last good film to date). He uses the wide open landscapes in the same way he uses the cramped spaceship in Alien and the rainy, futuristic cityscape in Blade Runner. But it's also his most controversial. On the one hand, it's a strong statement about female power. But on the other hand, what about that ending? I have been provided with some clips to help promote the new Blu-Ray, so please check out the famous arrival of Brad Pit: "excuse me, ma'am..."