Reply With QuoteHarmony Korine and Todd Solondz take out my first two spots.
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So who's your favourite director of all time? Or at least in your top 3?
Harmony Korine and Todd Solondz take out my first two spots.
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quentin tarantino is one of the directors i more consistently enjoy
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Martin Scorsese, James Cameron and David Fincher.
Honourable mentions: Quentin Tarantino, Darren Aronofsky and Tim Burton.
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Tarantino and kurosawa. Not sure they are my faves of all time but atm they are the first 2 that jump into my head when referring to the greatest
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Catherine Hardwicke, Michael Bay and Jason Friedberg. Think Hardwicke takes it out for me.
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Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino and Francis Ford Coppola in that order but honourable mentions to Aronofsky, DePalma, Rid Scott and Fritz Lang
Charlie Kaufman and Quentin Tarantino are both brilliant and my favourites. I haven't checked out enough of the more 'classic' directors to make a judgement on whether they're the best or not. Scorsese's great. Out of the recent/more mainstream directors, Fincher, Nolan, Aronofsky are consistently good. Paul Thomas Anderson's been doing some interesting stuff lately -- still gotta check out The Master. I despised Magnolia but loved There Will Be Blood.
I have massive respect for Larry Clark for just doing his thing, even when everyone calls him a filthy pedo. Bully (2001) is still one of the most intense and gritty films I've ever seen.
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Hard to have a single favourite, maybe top 4...
Kubrick, Nolan, Tarantino, Scorcese
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