Dave Chappelle gets treated like some comedic genius and some social commentary savant but his show didn't really do anything but play on racial stereotypes and if you take out the gay, trans, and poor white people jokes in his stand ups you end up with one joke about OJ and 2 and a half hours of silence. He did a 20 minute set about how he wasn't being paid for networks showing episodes of Chappelle show and somehow people treated this as some egregious thing instead of something that happens to virtually every person that every signed a contract and worked on any television show.
Martin Scorsese made the same movie 4 times ( goodfellas, casino, the irish man, the departed ). He just made it from a different characters point of view each time.
So many directors rely on cinematography to carry them nowadays. Dune will be a perfect example of this. Movie will be visually beautiful. Dialog, story, and acting will be bland. Sidenote, but Dennis Villanueva is a great example of a directory who gets carried by cinematography, Sicario withstanding.
Zach Snyder is an all time WOAT director. Him having any type of success in hollywood just goes to show you how good it is to be white in entertainment.
Only Seasons 1 and 3 of The Wire are actually THAT great.