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Who's your favorite director?

GentlemanLoser said:
Hands down my #1: Ridley Scott.

I finally saw The Duelist on the pay channels about 2 weeks ago, completing my viewing of everything he's done.
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That's one of his best IMO. Great flick.
 
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JOHN WATERS!!!!!

i cant believe i forgot my favorite turd-eating-chicken-fucking-all-around-amazing-at-directing director John Waters himself. He's the man! Pink Flamingos ROCKS!!!
 
P.T. Anderson
Wes Anderson
Darren Aronofsky
Dario Argento
Neil Blomkamp
Tim Burton
Joel & Ethan Coen
Terry Gilliam
Peter Jackson
Spike Jonze
Mike Judge
Charlie Kaufman
Stanley Kubrick
Richard Linklater
David Lynch
Hayao Miyasaki
Christopher Nolan
Alexander Payne
Sean Penn
Roman Polanski
Sam Raimi
Robert Rodriguez
Martin Scorsese
Kevin Smith
Todd Solondz
Lars Von Trier
 
David Cronenberg - adore nearly everything he's done
Shane Meadows - best of british, good body of work, really understands his characters
Larry Clark - understands youth better than the young, fucked up, perverted, bleak
Ridley Scott - for Blade Runner alone (yeah Alien is amazing too but Blade Runner just stands above all else as a directorial feat for me)
 
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TheDeceased said:
P.T. Anderson
Wes Anderson
Darren Aronofsky
Dario Argento
Neil Blomkamp
Tim Burton
Joel & Ethan Coen
Terry Gilliam
Peter Jackson
Spike Jonze
Mike Judge
Charlie Kaufman
Stanley Kubrick
Richard Linklater
David Lynch
Hayao Miyasaki
Christopher Nolan
Alexander Payne
Sean Penn
Roman Polanski
Sam Raimi
Robert Rodriguez
Martin Scorsese
Kevin Smith
Todd Solondz
Lars Von Trier
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Why have you bolded 5 of them?

My top 3 would be Stanley Kubrick, Werner Herzog and Martin Scorsese, I guess. I find it very hard to rank them, definitely harder than ranking individual movies, but Kubrick is definitely at the top.

I've got huge respect for David Lean, Francis Ford Coppola (for his work in the 70s), Steven Spielberg, Peter Jackson, the Coen brothers, Akira Kurosawa, Clint Eastwood, Peter Weir and Sergio Leone.

For fun, I love John Carpenter (his 80s work), John Landis, Terry Jones and Robert Zemeckis.

Others i've been very impressed by, but need to see more of are Andrei Tarkovsky and Wim Wenders.
 
In no particular order:

Wong Kar Wai
Martin Scorcese
Hayao Miyazaki
Tim Burton
Jean Luc Godard
Pedro Almodovar
Anthony Minghella
Barnardo Bertolucci
Stanley Kubrick
Brian de Palma
Robert Altman
Quentin Tarantino
Gus Van Sant
Lino Brocka
Coen Brothers

and that rascal Werner Herzog, who I've grown fond of after seeing him and Klaus Kinski try to kill each other many times ;)
 
alasdairm said:
i have directors who directed my favourite films and i have favourite directors...
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This. :)

John Hughes
John Waters (earlier stuff)
Todd Solondz
Quentin Tarantino (earlier stuff)
Gregg Araki
Elia Kazan
Sofia Coppola (she's made a promising start)
Gus Van Sant
 
Evad said:
David Cronenburg - adore nearly everything he's done
Shane Meadows - best of british, good body of work, really understands his characters
Larry Clark - understands youth better than the young, fucked up, perverted, bleak
Ridley Scott - for Blade Runner alone (yeah Alien is amazing too but Blade Runner just stands above all else as a directorial feat for me)
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D-Cro is my all time favorite director. he also does screenplays and makes random cameos. he's the shit. =D

p.s. it's spelled CronenBERG. jus pointin that out
 
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