Top 5 Directors
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Bergman
Kubrick
Kurosawa
Hitchcock
Polanski
Honorable Mentions: Lynch and Allen
Kubrick
Kurosawa
Hitchcock
Polanski
Honorable Mentions: Lynch and Allen
great fukking list and I should be ashamed for leaving off Paul Thomas Anderson...repped
TheGodling
Los Ingobernables de Sala de Cine
Now that I gave it another thought, I might have to replace Kim Jee-woon with Werner Herzog.
no order
Ridley
Nolan
Scorcese
Taratino
Speilberg
Ridley
Nolan
Scorcese
Taratino
Speilberg
Vandelay
Waxing Intellectual
...he had 40 years of movies by the time he died...
Vandelay
Waxing Intellectual
Anyway
Nolan
Tarantino
Coen Bros
Scorsese
And fukk it, Scott Bros...even tho they have some duds...and yes I'm adding them collectively despite never working together.
What's odd is I don't love every movie these guys have done, I know the quality I am getting before I purchase my ticket.
I had Hitchcock in there, but I took him out...might be biased because I have only contemporary directors in there, but I had to make a choice. Loved his show and Vertigo might be one of my favorite movies and Psycho set the standard for suspense thrillers to this day.
I would put Cameron and Spielberg up there, but some of their movies have this fantasy overreaching mass appeal polish that I kind of puts me off from some of their work. I like my movies to have some edge, piss off, and or offend people at times.
Haven't seen all of Kubrick's work, so I would just be following the crowd if I mentioned him.
I would include Spike because when he's on he's on, but when he's off...he's really fukking off. The 5 I listed I think ultimately don't really have anything bad.
Low key, I like Antoine Fuqua, Darren Aronofsky and Michael Mann a lot too...They just dont quite have the body of work yet.
Nolan
Tarantino
Coen Bros
Scorsese
And fukk it, Scott Bros...even tho they have some duds...and yes I'm adding them collectively despite never working together.
What's odd is I don't love every movie these guys have done, I know the quality I am getting before I purchase my ticket.
I had Hitchcock in there, but I took him out...might be biased because I have only contemporary directors in there, but I had to make a choice. Loved his show and Vertigo might be one of my favorite movies and Psycho set the standard for suspense thrillers to this day.
I would put Cameron and Spielberg up there, but some of their movies have this fantasy overreaching mass appeal polish that I kind of puts me off from some of their work. I like my movies to have some edge, piss off, and or offend people at times.
Haven't seen all of Kubrick's work, so I would just be following the crowd if I mentioned him.
I would include Spike because when he's on he's on, but when he's off...he's really fukking off. The 5 I listed I think ultimately don't really have anything bad.
Low key, I like Antoine Fuqua, Darren Aronofsky and Michael Mann a lot too...They just dont quite have the body of work yet.
I wanted to put Michael mann on there based off of Heat alone...that movie is just a masterpiece and the greatest movie to not be nominated for any academy awards ever
Vandelay
Waxing Intellectual
He disappears for too long for me to have him top 5. Damn near 40 years in the game but only 6-7 truly noteworthy pieces.
AlphaOne
OFT XI E Squad
Scorcese
Nolan
Aronofsky
Tarantino
Fincher
At the moment.
Nolan
Aronofsky
Tarantino
Fincher
At the moment.
yea I totally agree with this...Same as Coppola after 1985....dude did the half-ass Godfather III, but other than that, he has been ghost....
Oh yea, he did the movie JACK
92Inc
Fear me
Miami vice is piffyea I totally agree with this...Same as Coppola after 1985....dude did the half-ass Godfather III, but other than that, he has been ghost....
Oh yea, he did the movie JACK