Best directorial debut of the decade?

This has been a great year for new directors. Many great directors have made their first films and shown they have talent. Hopefully I will be one soon:P

1. Martin Mcdonagh- In Bruges

Mcdonagh is one of the best playwrights of our time, he also proves that he can direct well with this great dark comedy. Colin Farrell was fantastic in this film.

2. John Hillcoat- The Proposition

Hillcoat may have done other films, but only one was feature length and it is pretty much unavailable everywhere. Well this could be cheating a bit.

3. Sylvain Chomet- triplets of belleville

4. Florian henckel von donnersmarck- Lives of others

5. Jason Reitman- Thank you for smoking

6. Armando Iannucci- In The loop

7. Duncan Jones- Moon

8. Edgar Wright- Shaun of the dead

9. Thomas McCarthy- The station agent

10. Steve McQueen- Hunger

1. Martin Mcdonagh- In Bruges

2. John Hillcoat- The Proposition

8. Edgar Wright- Shaun of the dead

Film-Guy

I agree entirely with these three, amazing movies.

1. Martin Mcdonagh- In BrugesFilm-Guy

Neill Blomkamp, District 9. Feels good man.D3nnyCrane

I know it was this year, District 9 was amazing. As was In Bruge, but I think District 9 was a more difficult film to direct.

[QUOTE="D3nnyCrane"]Neill Blomkamp, District 9. Feels good man.Lebbin

I know it was this year, District 9 was amazing. As was In Bruge, but I think District 9 was a more difficult film to direct.

It probably way, but more difficult doesnt mean better:P Squab gibblets.

This has been a great year for new directors. Many great directors have made their first films and shown they have talent. Hopefully I will be one soon:P

1. Martin Mcdonagh- In Bruges

6. Armando Iannucci- In The loop

7. Duncan Jones- Moon

10. Steve McQueen- Hunger

Film-Guy

I agree with these ones. I'm not saying I don't agree with the others, it's just that I haven't seen those movies yet. :P

I really liked Hunger though. The more I think about it, it was just a really great film.

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This has been a great year for new directors. Many great directors have made their first films and shown they have talent. Hopefully I will be one soon:P

1. Martin Mcdonagh- In Bruges

6. Armando Iannucci- In The loop

7. Duncan Jones- Moon

10. Steve McQueen- Hunger

Niff_T

I agree with these ones. I'm not saying I don't agree with the others, it's just that I haven't seen those movies yet. :P

I really liked Hunger though. The more I think about it, it was just a really great film.

Michael Fassbender was great in it. Such a sad story, I remember my dad telling me about the real guy and the situation after it happened. I wasnt alive for it by he said it was a pretty crazy time in Ireland. You should see The Station agent, it is a really sweet film.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8MrVBMsBYQ

You will recognize someone in it. He was in In Bruges:D

[QUOTE="Niff_T"]

I agree with these ones. I'm not saying I don't agree with the others, it's just that I haven't seen those movies yet. :P

I really liked Hunger though. The more I think about it, it was just a really great film.

Film-Guy

Michael Fassbender was great in it. Such a sad story, I remember my dad telling me about the real guy and the situation after it happened. I wasnt alive for it by he said it was a pretty crazy time in Ireland.

I actually didn't know about the guy before seeing this movie. It was fascinating. That guy must've had some extreme will power. I thought about that the other day when I woke up and was really hungry. There's no way I could starve myself like that. That guy is just a tribute to how strong people can be and how far they're willing to go for something they believe in.

Nevermind...

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[QUOTE="Niff_T"]

I agree with these ones. I'm not saying I don't agree with the others, it's just that I haven't seen those movies yet. :P

I really liked Hunger though. The more I think about it, it was just a really great film.

Niff_T

Michael Fassbender was great in it. Such a sad story, I remember my dad telling me about the real guy and the situation after it happened. I wasnt alive for it by he said it was a pretty crazy time in Ireland.

I actually didn't know about the guy before seeing this movie. It was fascinating. That guy must've had some extreme will power. I thought about that the other day when I woke up and was really hungry. There's no way I could starve myself like that. That guy is just a tribute to how strong people can be and how far they're willing to go for something they believe in.

It is probably my favorite film of 2008. I actually read a review by The Daily Mail UK which said it was "Pro Terrorist propaganda."

Where is Neill Blomkamp???

Where is Neill Blomkamp???

Ultrabeatdown55

I dont know! Somebody find him:cry:

Found him!

I don't know directors, but I'll go with the directors who did Shaun of the Dead and District 9.

I don't know directors, but I'll go with the directors who did Shaun of the Dead and District 9.

foxhound_fox

I believe that would be Jimmy Fallon, and Slipklick Flibberton

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I don't know directors, but I'll go with the directors who did Shaun of the Dead and District 9.

Film-Guy

I believe that would be Jimmy Fallon, and Slipklick Flibberton

[QUOTE="Film-Guy"]1. Martin Mcdonagh- In BrugesGrim_Heaper94

This. In Bruges is one of the most entertaining movies to come out of this decade. I never thought much of Colin Farrell until I saw In Bruges.

Jason Reitman's Thank You For Smoking

Film Guy, how come you never respond to my messages?

How about Nolan with Memento?