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Name some of your favorite movie directors out there the more the merrier :P. i hope to find some new director i haven't heard of enjoy his movies :).
I'll start :
J.J Abrams - Lost star trek
Gus Van Zant- Milk Finding forestor
George Lucas - Indiana Jones star wars American graphite
tim burton
quentin tarantino
ridley scott
any of the broken lizard comedy group
steven spielberg
john carpenter
just to name a few. i'm sure there's more...
Sticking to current and English speaking.
Paul Greengrass - The Bourne Supremacy ,Bloody Sunday, United 93
Paul Thomas Anderson- Boogie Nights , There Will Be Blood
Clint Eastwood - Unforgiven, , Mystic River , Million Dollar Baby
Danny Boyle -Trainspotting , 28 Days Later, Slumdog Millionaire
Darren Aronofsky - Requiem for a Dream , The Fountain, The Wrestler
David Fincher - Se7en,Fight club ,Zodiac, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
James Cameron - The good Terminators, Aliens ,Titanic
Michael Mann - The Last of the Mohicans ,The Insider ,Heat
Christopher Nolan -Memento,The Prestige and The Dark Knight
i have enjoyed every movie directed by tony scott
tarantino is a genius
i appreciate tony as well. good call.Quote:
Originally Posted by kasuser
The Coen brothers.
Alfonso Cuaron
Paul Thomas Anderson
Quentin Tarantino
Darren Aronofsky
Christopher Nolan
Danny Boyle
Strawdog17 what movies by Alfonso Cuaron would you reccomend?Quote:
Originally Posted by StrawDog17
I'd say his 3 most recent films...Children of Men, Y Tu Mama Tambien, and The PRisoner of Azkaban. But for me...Children of Men is a masterpiece and one of my favorite films ever. Some of the sequences in the film are technically incredible w/ a lot of single shot/one take action sequences. Just overall, the direction is astounding.Quote:
Originally Posted by TottiStrawdog17 what movies by Alfonso Cuaron would you reccomend?Quote:
Originally Posted by StrawDog17
Thx m8 I'll check it out :)Quote:
Originally Posted by StrawDog17I'd say his 3 most recent films...Children of Men, Y Tu Mama Tambien, and The PRisoner of Azkaban. But for me...Children of Men is a masterpiece and one of my favorite films ever. Some of the sequences in the film are technically incredible w/ a lot of single shot/one take action sequences. Just overall, the direction is astounding.Quote:
Originally Posted by Totti
He is actor.
Close enough, lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
TBH, the only movies I've watched so far only because someone directed them were two John Woo films, The Killer and Hard Boiled. Both were very good.
i applaud u sir. loved those as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Martinator
I am not like the lol if I see a movie that I like from one director i go onto the net and start d/l all the movies by that directorQuote:
Originally Posted by The_MartinatorClose enough, lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
TBH, the only movies I've watched so far only because someone directed them were two John Woo films, The Killer and Hard Boiled. Both were very good.
I figure I have to watch A better tomorrow next. Thanks for the applause, lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by mr. nailsi applaud u sir. loved those as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Martinator
Btw, Totti, if you do that, it's highly likely you've already seen the director's best movie and it's quite possible that the rest aren't nearly as good. There's danger of you getting your hopes to high.
true but you can always find some hidden gem...Quote:
Originally Posted by The_MartinatorI figure I have to watch A better tomorrow next. Thanks for the applause, lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by mr. nails
Btw, Totti, if you do that, it's highly likely you've already seen the director's best movie and it's quite possible that the rest aren't nearly as good. There's danger of you getting your hopes to high.