Greatest Film Directer EVAR!?

scorsese.

I like Gus Van Sant and Jim Jarmusch... Scorsese also.

Kubrick.

Yasujiro Ozu.

Mel Gibson. He's the best.KHAndAnime

[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"]Mel Gibson. He's the best.Racial_Slur

Kubrick, Kurosawa, Lucas, Scorsese, Gibson, Anderson, Spielberg; and a few others.

M. Night Shamalanflash_drive

[QUOTE="flash_drive"]M. Night ShamalanRacial_Slur

Kubrick, Kurosawa, Lucas, Scorsese, Gibson, Anderson, Spielberg; and a few others.

worthyofnote

Sergio Leone, Orson Welles and Clint Eastwood.

For me it's between Kubrick and Tarantino.

Tarantino. He's a real **** and quite insane, but I love his movies (with some exceptions).

David Fincher

My personal fav, Stanley Kubrick. He's responsible for A Clocktower Orange, Lolita, Spartacus, The Shining and 2001: A Space Odyssey. Racial_Slur

It's 'Clockwork', not 'Clocktower'.

Stanley Kubrick is also one of my favourites which also include:

• Alfred Hitchcock
• Tim Burton
• The Coen Bros.
• Quentin Tarantino

....and many others. I can't really say ONE favourite.

George Lucas. Star wars outclasses most movies.

For me it's between Kubrick and Tarantino.

Jipset

I cannot just name one for me, but there are those that I admire heavily....

Scorcese, Spielberg, Nolan, The Cohen Brothers, James Cameron(All his pre titanic stuff was good imo, and avatar was ok, better then titanic...but...meh), Paul Thomas Anderson, Tarantino, and there are many many others I can list but those are the ones off the top of my head.

George Lucas. Star wars outclasses most movies.

arad96

[QUOTE="arad96"]

George Lucas. Star wars outclasses most movies.

edversary

i dont believe nobody said Hayao Miyazaki , the brilliant who made spirited away .gubrushadow

that's not even his best film

princess mononoke is

you should see it

i dont believe nobody said Hayao Miyazaki , the brilliant who made spirited away .gubrushadow

[QUOTE="gubrushadow"]i dont believe nobody said Hayao Miyazaki , the brilliant who made spirited away .flordeceres

that's not even his best film

princess mononoke is

you should see it

Flor, I love you. But, my god, you couldn't be any more wrong. Mononoke is among his least best.

Flor, I love you. But, my god, you couldn't be any more wrong. Mononoke is among his least best.

Dark_Knight6

this

what is this

it's his best film, better than howl's moving castle and my neighbour totoro even

don't be hasslin' mononoke, son

Steven Spielberg.

He more or less invented modern Hollywood film. And he has done everything from Hollywood blockbusters to emotional master pieces like Schindler's List

Really wish he would get back into directing more movies.:(

[QUOTE="Dark_Knight6"]

Flor, I love you. But, my god, you couldn't be any more wrong. Mononoke is among his least best.

flordeceres

this

what is this

it's his best film, better than howl's moving castle and my neighbour totoro even

don't be hasslin' mononoke, son

I agree with this. Princess Mononoke was awesome.

[QUOTE="Dark_Knight6"]

Flor, I love you. But, my god, you couldn't be any more wrong. Mononoke is among his least best.

flordeceres

this

what is this

it's his best film, better than howl's moving castle and my neighbour totoro even

don't be hasslin' mononoke, son

I will have you know that Nausicca is his best, followed by Spirited Away. Furthermore, five minutes into Mononoke, you get hit with the movie's message like a large trout to the face. This continues throughout the movie, happening literally every five minutes or so.

since everyone else is posting their top 10 i might as well. this is my current top 10, though it will probably change in a couple of months or so...

1. martin scorsese

2. david cronenberg

3. david fincher

4. fritz lang

5. ridley scott

6. francis ford coppola

7. tim burton

8. the coen brothers

9. christopher nolan

10. quentin tarantino

James Cameron

Aliens and Terminator, 2 of the best sci fi movies of all time.

In no particular order:

• Akira Kurosawa
• David Lynch
• Hayao Miyazaki
• Martin Scorsese
• Paul Thomas Anderson
• Stanley Kubrick.

While I don't like throwing around names here, and there are the obvious choices, but realistically all of them have different strengths and weaknesses. Of course, in reference to a director with my personal favourite in style and flair, David Lynch gets my vote.

Guillermo del Toro, yes i'm just outside his house RIGHT NOW.

scorsese.

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