Steven Spielberg is the Greatest Director of All Time.....

[Ukbrotha]

I liked tin tin more than I expected considering its average reviews.

If Steven ain't number one he's at least in the top 3.

 

[StraxStrax]

Empire of the sun is a great movie. Glad to see it got a mention in this thread.

Same with Lumet. He didn't make that best movies later in his life but his work in the 70's was....

Best run of any director

1974 Murder on the Orient Express
1975 Dog Day Afternoon
1976 Network
1977 Equus

4 classics in 4 years?

 

[lamont614]

JURRRASIC PARK















MY GOD









I WILL NEVEE FORGET SEEING THIS IN THEATRES



THE EXPIERUENCE.

 

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I wouldn't say "THE" greatest of all-time but he is up there.

What about Fritz Lang?
Sci-fi wouldn't be where it's at without Metropolis
crime/thrillers/even comic book villains wouldn't be the same without his Dr. Mabuse series.
Look at his fantasy epic Die Nibelungen. Can't tell me fantasy movies didn't gain from that.

"Name a director that I ain't influence"

 

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Black America. Steven gave us "The Color Purple, Amistad and Lincoln" all dealing with Black Struggle in America. He will have my respect for that:

11 Oscar Nods (ZERO WINS, SMH)

4 Oscar Nods (ZERO WINS)

Meh. In all honesty, I only watched Color Purple and Amistad because it just seems like every black american should watch them, but I wouldn't list them as my favorites. They have little to no replay value.
Nor did I feel or that black and proud feeling, I did kinda feel like like towards whites, tho .
Django Unchained... well we already got a thread on that

 

[Kayla Fortenberry]

 

[Ziggiy]

It's hard to go against Hitchcock as the GOAT. The man was unreal how amazing he was as a filmmaker. His movie have aged amazingly well. SMH do you all know that Hitchcock never won an Oscar but got a lifetime achievement Oscar

@ OSCARS

They did Steven Dirty for Many years too, he didn't finally win an Oscar until "Scheniler's List". "The Color Purple" got 10 Nominations and lost all them. "E.T" got double digits and only won 2 awards. The Biggest Robbery of Steven Career was "Saving Private Ryan" which lost Best Picture so "Shakespeare in Love" even though Steven won Best Director. That was B.S., "Ryan" sh!ts on "SIL" something heavy. But Hitchcock got the last laugh, he's iconic.

Shakespeare in Love is probably the WORST "Great" movie I've ever seen, I couldn't believe the hype over that movie and I was probably only like 13 when it came out but we had to watch it in school one day and I was like "THIS is it?" Saving Private Ryan definitely shyts all over it..


Also you can't have a list of Goat directors without putting Spike Lee in the mix, his run from She's Gotta Have It through Malcolm X was as perfect a run a director gets. Do The Right Thing, Malcolm X, and The 25th Hour are flawless movies, absolute gems

 

[Slystallion]

Spielberg is jay z
Scorcese is nas

 

[Slystallion]

Nolan is Eminem

 

[Rapmastermind]

Biggie = Hitchcock

 

[Rapmastermind]

JURRRASIC PARK















MY GOD









I WILL NEVEE FORGET SEEING THIS IN THEATRES



THE EXPIERUENCE.

"Jurassic Park" impacted everyone who saw it but I think the movie had the most impact on Kids. I was 13 when it came out and till this day it ranks as one of my all Time Theater Experiences EVER. It's coming out on 3D this April to celebrate the 20th Anniversary. It's easily one of not just the greatest blockbusters ever but greatest movies ever. The sequels never lived up to it:

 

[Danie84]

His movie are great films, but for some reason I find him the Jay-Z of cinema.

Jaws
ET
Poltergiest
Gremlims
Twilight Zone Movie
The Goonies
Back To The Future
Jurrassic Park
Three O'Clock High
Tiny Toons How I Spent My Summer Vacation
The Flinstones
Saving Private Ryan
Minority Report



His entire filmography is

 

[ℒine ☈acks]

Meh. In all honesty, I only watched Color Purple and Amistad because it just seems like every black american should watch them, but I wouldn't list them as my favorites. They have little to no replay value.
Nor did I feel or that black and proud feeling, I did kinda feel like like towards whites, tho .
Django Unchained... well we already got a thread on that

the color purple has no replay value???!--:foh:...danny glover killt dat shyt...

 

[krexzen]

It's hard to go against Hitchcock as the GOAT. The man was unreal how amazing he was as a filmmaker. His movie have aged amazingly well. SMH do you all know that Hitchcock never won an Oscar but got a lifetime achievement Oscar

@ OSCARS

They did Steven Dirty for Many years too, he didn't finally win an Oscar until "Scheniler's List". "The Color Purple" got 10 Nominations and lost all them. "E.T" got double digits and only won 2 awards. The Biggest Robbery of Steven Career was "Saving Private Ryan" which lost Best Picture so "Shakespeare in Love" even though Steven won Best Director. That was B.S., "Ryan" sh!ts on "SIL" something heavy. But Hitchcock got the last laugh, he's iconic.

It seems like an actor/director can't win an Oscar unless they break away from their usual style of films (directors) or types of roles (actors).

 

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the color purple has no replay value???!--:foh:...danny glover killt dat shyt...

still don't change the fact that I don't want to watch it again.