Your favourite directors.

[Cyrusbales]

Ive never seen it

I'll let you know, although I have the quay brothers box set calling me, so Following may have to wait a day or two...

 

[Carmine Falcone]

the broken man of Ray Liatoa in Raging Bull.

.....

 

[Hunter Rider]

t:t:t:t:

 

[CConn]

i have following upstairs, not watched it yet? Is it better than his recent efforts?

I don't know if it's a better movie than his others, but the pure, raw direction in it, I love.

 

[Noir]

Fritz Lang!

 

[ShaneHelms]

James Cameron

Tim Burton

Martin Scorsese

John McTiernan

John Carpenter

Steven Spielberg

Michael Mann

Stanley Kubrick

Quentin Tarantino

Spike Lee

 

[Ice-man]

i only like a few.

ofcourse Tarrentino, hes done some amazing films. pulp fiction and 4 rooms are my fave.

i also love spielberg ( jurassic park is my fave movie directed by him) and...


finally, Jay Chandrasekhar is a god!, (puddle cruiser, supertroopers, clubdread, beerfest) amazingly funny movies.

 

[Max J Power]

I don't know who the best of all time are, but here are my favorites:

Steven Speilberg
Quentin Tarantino
Bryan Singer
Christopher Nolan
Christopher Guest
Robert Rodriguez
Sam Raimi
Peter Jackson (though I haven't seen anything pre-LOTR)

 

[ShaneHelms]

should check out The Frightners then for Peter Jackson.

 

[Maxwinner]

My Favorites:

1. Sergio Leone
2. Akira Kurosawa
3. Martin Scorsese
4. Quentin Tarantino
5. John Woo
6. Coen Brothers
7. Sam Peckinpah
8. Alfred Hitchcock
9. Brian DePalma
10. John Ford
11. Wong Kar - Wai
12. Jack Hill
13. Dario Argento
14. Lucio Fulci
15. Takashi Miike

 

[jaydawg]

In no particular order:
Speilberg (Indiana Jones, Schindler's List, Terminal)
Raimi (Spider-man, Evil Dead)
Hitchcock (Psycho, Vertigo)
Campbell (Goldeneye, Mark of Zorro, Casino Royale)
Synder (Dawn of Dead remake)
Donner (Superman, Goonies, Lethal Weapon)
Nolan (Momento, Imsonia, Batman Begins)
Rodreguez (El Mariachi series)

 

[jrpstarwars]

I'd have to say Tarantino but Spielberg may take top spot after TRANSFORMERS, even though he is only producing it.

 

[Noir]

In no particular order:
Speilberg (Indiana Jones, Schindler's List, Terminal)
Raimi (Spider-man, Evil Dead)
Hitchcock (Psycho, Vertigo)
Campbell (Goldeneye, Mark of Zorro, Casino Royale)
Synder (Dawn of Dead remake)
Donner (Superman, Goonies, Lethal Weapon)
Nolan (Momento, Imsonia, Batman Begins)
Rodreguez (El Mariachi series)

NICE. Nice.

 

[Telekinetic]

M Night Shamalan

 

[Addendum]

1) Akira Kurosawa
2) Alfred Hitchcock
3) Sergio Leone
4) John Ford
5) Mel Brooks
6) Ôtomo Katsuhiro
7) Mamoru Oshii
8) John Carpenter
9) Harold Ramis
10) Michael Moore t:

 

[cabel]

Stanley Kubrick
Orson Welles
Akira Kurosawa
Steven Speilberg
Tim Burton
Ron Howard
Alfred Hitchcock
Martin Scorcesse
Robert Rodrigez
Zhnag Yimou

Honorable Mentions:
Chris Columbus
Frank Oz
Ang Lee

 

[LastSunrise1981]

Christopher Nolan
Steven Spielberg
James Cameron
Ridley Scott
Stanley Kubrick
John Carpenter
Sam Raimi
David Fincher
Martin Scorsese
Peter Jackson
John Woo
Bryan Singer
Michael Mann
Tim Burton

 

[Cyrusbales]

watched the following last night, whilst it's quite interesting, the acting is terrible. I'll post a review of it in the 'last movie you watched' thread in a bit...

 

[Bruce_Wayne29]

Steven Spielberg
Woody Allen
Tim Burton
Kevin Costner
Michael Mann
Clint Eastwood
Wolfgang Peterson
Robert Zemeckis

 

[Bat Attack]

Alfred Hitchcock
Tim Burton
James Cameron
John Carpenter

 

[Cyrusbales]

Alfred Hitchcock
Tim Burton
James Cameron
John Carpenter

Interesting to see these two together in a list, especially since it's only a list of four, may I ask your favourite works of each of these four, just out of curiosity

 

[Bat Attack]

Hitchcock: Vertigo, Psycho, The Birds, Dial M for Murder.
Carpenter: Halloween, The Thing, The Fog.
Burton: Edward Scissorhands, Beetlejuice, Both of his Batman films, and although he didn't direct it, The Nightmare Before Christmas.
Cameron: T2, The Abyss, Aliens, The Terminator.

 

[Cyrusbales]

Hitchcock: Vertigo, Psycho, The Birds, Dial M for Murder.
Carpenter: Halloween, The Thing, The Fog.
Burton: Edward Scissorhands, Beetlejuice, Both of his Batman films, and although he didn't direct it, The Nightmare Before Christmas.
Cameron: T2, The Abyss, Aliens, The Terminator.

thanks for satifying my curiosity, and you know vertigo blows away all of hitchcock's other stuff, he said so himself, lol.

 

[Bat Attack]

thanks for satifying my curiosity, and you know vertigo blows away all of hitchcock's other stuff, he said so himself, lol.

Oh yeah, Vertigo rocks. Has always been my favorite Hitchcock film.

 

[Cyrusbales]

Oh yeah, Vertigo rocks. Has always been my favorite Hitchcock film.

hard to believe it was pretty much a flop upon release, even though the man himself said it was easily his magnus opus!