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Out of the 39 movies i give a full i have 3 Carl Theodor Dreyer movies:
The Passion of Joan of Arc
The Word
Day of Wrath
The Passion of Joan of Arc
The Word
Day of Wrath
Director with most movies in your top ten?
Since I don't have an official top ten list, it'd most likely be between Kubrick, Lynch, Malle, or Ozu.
None of mine repeat the 10 directors are:
1.Martin Scorcese
2.Alfred Hitchcock
3.Francis Ford Coppola
4.Clint Eastwood
5.William Friedkin
6.PTA
7.Oliver Stone
8.Carol Reed
9.Stanley Kubrick
10.Sergio Leone
Scorcese is the closest since i have King of Comedy at 11.
1.Martin Scorcese
2.Alfred Hitchcock
3.Francis Ford Coppola
4.Clint Eastwood
5.William Friedkin
6.PTA
7.Oliver Stone
8.Carol Reed
9.Stanley Kubrick
10.Sergio Leone
Scorcese is the closest since i have King of Comedy at 11.
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Sergio Leone.
Once Upon A Time In The West is my favourite of all time and The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is my third favourite of all time.
Once Upon A Time In The West is my favourite of all time and The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is my third favourite of all time.
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I don't have a current top 10, because it has been changing over the years but I'll pick two directors, one is Tarantino, I only disliked 2 of his movies Kill Bill 2 and Deathproof and the other is Chris Nolan and the only one I don't think is great is The Prestige.
Other director's with longer bodies of work have a fair few duds, such as Spielberg, Kubrick, Scott, Kurosawa the former two are probably greater than Nolan but in his short time, Nolan has been more consistent.
Edit: Miyazaki! Can't think of a single movie of his which I did not enjoy.
Other director's with longer bodies of work have a fair few duds, such as Spielberg, Kubrick, Scott, Kurosawa the former two are probably greater than Nolan but in his short time, Nolan has been more consistent.
Edit: Miyazaki! Can't think of a single movie of his which I did not enjoy.
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Hayao Miyazaki directed my second and fourth favorites, Mononoke and Naussicaa respectively. I also love Castle in the Sky even though it didn't make into my top ten.
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Jean-Pierre Melville, Le Samourai at #2 and Army of Shadows at #6
Also Sergio Leone, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly at #4 and Once Upon a Time in the West at #10
Also Sergio Leone, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly at #4 and Once Upon a Time in the West at #10
Last edited by Juror8; 11-19-13 at 08:55 PM.
None, but Kurosawa used to have two in my top ten. Now just one.
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I don't know about my top ten, but when I did my unfinished top 120 Francis Ford Coppola held the most spots. I never even considered him one of my top directors before doing that list. I kept surprising myself with how many times he kept coming up.
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