What are your fave movie directors?

Mine are Alfred Hitchcock,Stanley Kubrick,David Lynch.

Peter Jackson, Steven Spielberg and Christopher Nolan.

Godstopher Nolan.

Paul Thomas Anderson.

Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson. They both directed memorable and fantastic movies.

i quite like J.J. Abrams works.

movies and TV shows.

Leone, Coppola, Kurosawa, Jean-Pierre Melville, Tarkovsky, Paul Thomas Anderson, Ingmar Bergman, Satyajit Ray, Eastwood.

David Lynch

joss whedon - hes the best. the avengers best movie of this decade
christopher nolan - no one makes more complex films
quentin tarantino - most stylish director ever and very complex

joss whedon - hes the best. the avengers best movie of this decade
christopher nolan - no one makes more complex films
quentin tarantino - most stylish director ever and very complex

Aljosa23

Nah. The Master is much better. Have you seen Once Upon a time in America? Makes movies like inception look like child's play. Tarantino is quite unique because he doesn't follow traditional screenplay writing, I'll give you that.

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joss whedon - hes the best. the avengers best movie of this decade
christopher nolan - no one makes more complex films
quentin tarantino - most stylish director ever and very complex

Chargeagles1

Nah. The Master is much better. Have you seen Once Upon a time in America? Makes movies like inception look like child's play. Tarantino is quite unique because he doesn't follow traditional screenplay writing, I'll give you that.

I've seen The Master but not OUATIA yet. Haven't got a chance to sit down and watch the four hour cut start to finish.

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joss whedon - hes the best. the avengers best movie of this decade
christopher nolan - no one makes more complex films
quentin tarantino - most stylish director ever and very complex

Aljosa23

Nah. The Master is much better. Have you seen Once Upon a time in America? Makes movies like inception look like child's play. Tarantino is quite unique because he doesn't follow traditional screenplay writing, I'll give you that.

I've seen The Master but not OUATIA yet. Haven't got a chance to sit down and watch the four hour cut start to finish.

It's hard to tell sarcasm on gamespot, when most of the poster's favorite directors are spielberg and lynch.:? Once upon a time in America is a pretty deep movie. It resonates more after you see it than during it.

David Lynch. Period!

Franics Ford Coppala

Spielberg, he's done it all

From block busters(actually invented block busters)

To critic tailored peaces like Schendlier's list.

Nolan, P. Jackson, Favreau, and R. Scott

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Alive:

I try to see all Ridley Scott makes.

Dead:

Fellini, Antonio, Visconti and Co.

quentin tarantino - most stylish director ever and very complex

Aljosa23

That would be my least fave director.

Stanley Kubrick & Stephen King

I dunno...

• Seijun Suzuki
• Mikhail Kalatozov
• Jean Rollin
• Ji-woon Kim
• Theo Angelopoulos
• Abel Gance
• Vsevolod Pudovkin
• C.T. Dreyer
• Keisuke Kinosh*ta
• Henri-Georges Clouzot

...there's rather a lot actually but that's an iceberg tip of them.

• Ingmar Bergman
• Krzysztof Kieslowski
• Terrence Malick
• Wong Kar-Wai
• Federico Fellini
• Wim Wenders
• Werner Herzog

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greg araki
lucky mckee
david cronenberg
ridley scott
jonas akerlund
john carpenter
guillermo del toro
jacques tati
robert altman

Speilberg, Nolan, Scorcese, Lucas.

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Who.

not What.

This man

Sergio Leone is my favorite. Also up there are Stanley Kubrick and Martin Scorsese.chessmaster1989

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]Sergio Leone is my favorite. Also up there are Stanley Kubrick and Martin Scorsese.sammyjenkis898

>_>

You know what f*ck it I think I'll just watch that movie in two sittings, maybe this weekend, since the only thing that's been holding me back is the f*cking 4 hour length of it...

[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]Sergio Leone is my favorite. Also up there are Stanley Kubrick and Martin Scorsese.chessmaster1989

>_>

You know what f*ck it I think I'll just watch that movie in two sittings, maybe this weekend, since the only thing that's been holding me back is the f*cking 4 hour length of it...

Real men watch 4 hour movies in one sitting

and that's probably enoughWolfattheDoor34

probably.

saddens (and excites) me to think I can't think of quite a few of the names on that list. no Kieslowski though, Saint would be disappointed.

Sam Raimi

John Carpenter

Ridley Scott

James Camaren

Steven Spielberg

Rob Zombie

Isaac Florentine

Christopher Nolan

James Cameron

John Carpenter

Edgar Wright

Terrence Malick. The philosophical beauty of his films is unrivaled.