Favorite movie directors....

[DitchPanda]

Pretty straight forward... Whose your favorite? But to spice it up lets do two: favorite director still active and favorite whose no longer active. For me:

No longer active: Alfred Hitchcock.

Active: Toss up between Tarantino and Scorcese.

[Bird]

Clint Eastwood 

[Mike L]

Scorsese and Ford I guess. 

 

 

 

 

 

Mike

[padlin]

John Ford, Ron Howard, and Clint come to mind.

[you]

Active: Richard Linklater, maybe Christopher Nolan (haven't seen Oppenheimer yet, though)

No longer active: Stanley Kubrick

[gim]

Steven Spielberg and James Cameron

[JackstrawIII]

Nolan and Spielberg.

[BrianMDTX]

No longer active: John Ford. Alfred Hitchcock. Stanley Kubrick. Frank Capra. Henry Hathaway. 
 

Active: Clint Eastwood. 

[DitchPanda]

On 8/11/2023 at 2:12 PM, you said:

Active: Richard Linklater, maybe Christopher Nolan (haven't seen Oppenheimer yet, though)

No longer active: Stanley Kubrick

Dazed and Confused may be the most rewatchable movie ever IMO

[throttleplate]

Dead is Ed Wood.

[Kirtley Howe]

@throtteplate  So, you like to get a laugh out of the movies you watch. Cheesy special effects, terrible over-acting, props that fall over during a scene and are left in the movie, and the whole movie made for about $1.89? His movies are so bad they are almost good. If nothing else, I have to admire his determination to make movies no matter what.

[Skunkmaster-k]

Mel Brooks  and that guy that has lots of explosions in his movies… what’shisface. 

[Kirtley Howe]

Michael Bay?

 

[Kirtley Howe]

I am shocked no one mentioned Sam Peckinpah in the no longer active group. (Deceased)

[Dwight Hottle]

Alfred Hitchcock from the past

Clint Eastwood current

[Darth-Baiter]

I dont really pay attention to the Director.  

[throttleplate]

12 hours ago, Kirtley Howe said:

@throtteplate  So, you like to get a laugh out of the movies you watch. Cheesy special effects, terrible over-acting, props that fall over during a scene and are left in the movie, and the whole movie made for about $1.89? His movies are so bad they are almost good. If nothing else, I have to admire his determination to make movies no matter what.

 

 

[Bass Junke]

@throttleplate Ed Wood, that's good. Loved to dress in women's clothing. Had a serious obsession with angora. Even used the stage name Ann Gora. There is a movie about his life. I like odd movies so it was pretty good. 

 

Favorite Directors? Now you are speaking my language. I don't watch much TV, but I am a movie junky. Some that have not been mentioned but are some of my favorite: 

John Woo

Coen brothers

Both Tony and Ridley Scott

David Fincher

 

[DitchPanda]

3 hours ago, Bass Junke said:

@throttleplate Ed Wood, that's good. Loved to dress in women's clothing. Had a serious obsession with angora. Even used the stage name Ann Gora. There is a movie about his life. I like odd movies so it was pretty good. 

 

Favorite Directors? Now you are speaking my language. I don't watch much TV, but I am a movie junky. Some that have not been mentioned but are some of my favorite: 

John Woo

Coen brothers

Both Tony and Ridley Scott

David Fincher

 

Solid choices no doubt. Big Lebowski and No Country for old men are d**n near perfect. Fight club was my favorite movie until I was about 25. Oh and Zodiac is extremely underrated in my opinion.

[Texas Flood]

Tarantino

Paul Thomas Anderson

David Fincher

Coen Bros

Denis Villeneuve 

Christopher Nolan

 

So many more I’m missing.