Favorite Director?

i dont know--HUGE fan of jackie earl...husband loved the orginal series, and said this was perfect, it explained what happened with out to much fluff...i dont like scary movies..so i cant comment...and i saw the 21/2 hours of behind the sceens and all the work he put into transformers, and how he wanted it to be authentic to the orginal series, and again...those robots looked pretty damn real to me..

did i mention jj abrams?? well him too on the list.

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LOVE Abrams. Oh sure, the robots in the Transformers are frickin AMAZING, I have to agree. Alas, that has nothing to do with directing films, but more-so visual effects. And Jackie-Earle Haley is a fine actor, but again has very little to do with directing, and anyway, Sam Bayer directed that film.

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For me, I have 3 favourite directors & they are:

Martin Scorsese (The Aviator, Gangs of New York, The Departed & Shutter Island)
Steven Spilberg (Catch Me If You Can & E.T.)
James Cameron (TITANIC)

Martin Scorsese is my all time favourite.

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Sergio Leone is best of all time.


Scorsese
Tarantino
Spielberg
Ritchie
Segura
Coens

And of course: Kubrick,Hitchohk,Coppola,Welles,Polanski,Singer all classics.

The late John Hughes

Random order: David Fincher, Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese, Christopher Nolan, James Cameron, Edward Zwick, Milos Forman, Stanley Kubrick and the list could go on.

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QTarantino

Woody Allen (Annie Hall, Manhattan, Crimes and Misdemeanors)
David Fincher (Fight Club, Zodiac, Se7en, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, The Social Network)
Jason Reitman (Up In The Air, Juno)
Frank Darabont (The Green Mile, The Shawshank Redemption)

Steven Spielberg,David Lynch,Alfred Hitchcock,Stanley Kubrick,Tim Burton...

1)Clint Eastwood
2)Francis Ford Coppola
3)Steven Speilberg
4)Martin Scorsese
5)Woody Allen
6)William Wyler
7)Terrence Malick
8)Alfred Hitchcock
9)David Fincher
10)Stanley Cubrick

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right now, RUBEN FLESCHER (Director of ZOMBIELAND)
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Tops

Stanley Kubrick
John Cassavetes
Francis Ford Coppola
Darren Aronofsky
Sam Peckinpah
Terry Gilliam
Sergio Leone
Ridley Scott
Tony Scott
William Friedkin
Ethan & Joel Coen
Steven Spielberg
Ron Howard
Richard Attenborough
Nicolas Winding Refn
Danny Boyle
John Boorman
&
Orson Welles

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These two require explanations

David Lean
Orson Welles
Alfred Hitchcock
John Carpenter
Martin Scorscese

Francis Ford Coppola - I love all these films.
The Godfather
The Conversation
The Godfather: Part II
Apocalypse Now
The Outsiders
Rumble Fish
The Cotton Club
Tucker: The Man and His Dream
Tetro

Ridley Scott - I think these are great films.
Alien
Blade Runner
Legend
Black Rain
White Squall
G.I. Jane
Gladiator
Hannibal
Black Hawk Down
A Good Year

But why these two directors are in my top five has everything to do with their personal cinematic style, quality in production, and skill level. They make beautifully crafted films. Also, I could listen to Ridley or Francis talk all day long. I think these are two of the smartest people working in the craft.

I also like this guy -

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I like vinod Chopra.. he directed 3 idiots

My favorite is Quentin Tarantino.Saw all his directed and written movies,liked them all more or less.

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