Those other two at least have a little bite to them, from what I remember. Can't say the same for a baseball movie about an old guy.
What film seems like it doesn’t belong in a certain director’s filmography?
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Those other two at least have a little bite to them, from what I remember. Can't say the same for a baseball movie about an old guy.
Sensitive Christian Grey
The Fisher King
Wanted to cash in on the Titanic hype with something similar
I feel like Steve McQueen's Widows was a pretty big depature from what he had done previously.
Much less austere, and more genre driven. Still technically very impressive and it had more depth than most heist films but I always thought it was a weird turn for him to take.
Much less austere, and more genre driven. Still technically very impressive and it had more depth than most heist films but I always thought it was a weird turn for him to take.
ShaDynasty
Chaos - The Album
I had to look him up even though I know several of his films.
His career is pretty random but I get your point.
ShaDynasty
Chaos - The Album
I wasn't a fan of this film. Way too pretentious for the story it was trying to sell.
Lefty Gunz
Superstar
Story wise. But all his directorial style traits you see in his other movies were not in this one
You’re right, I haven’t seen the movie in a minute.
My theory why the Scorsese-isms were toned down because Cape Fear was more of a mainstream movie compared to other Scorsese movies. I think Spielberg has a production credit on the movie also
Edit: Spielberg’s company Amblin produced the film, but Spielberg himself didn’t get a personal credit
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Lefty Gunz
Superstar
Apparently speilberg was supposed to direct Cape Fear and Scorsese was supposed to direct Schindler's list List. And they swapped
OmegaK2099
Gettin' It In
I'm sure it's been listed but Oldboy by spike lee.