Your Top Ten Directors

My list:

1. Alfred Hitchcock
2. Stanley Kubrick
3. Francis Ford Coppola
4. Martin Scorsese
5. Ridley Scott
6. Christopher Nolan
7. James Cameron
8. Don Siegal
9. Steven Spielberg
10. Clint Eastwood

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"Puns are the highest form of literature." -Alfred Hitchcock

No particular order:

Quentin Tarantino
Christopher Nolan
Edgar Wright
Joel & Ethan Coen
Robert Rodriguez
Guillermo Del Toro
Steven Spielberg
Takashi Miike
Peter Jackson
Clint Eastwood

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1- Quentin Tarantino
2- Darren Aronofsky
3- Paul Thomas Anderson
4- Chan-wook Park
5- Danny Boyle
6- Coen Brothers
7- Stanley Kubrick
8- Steven Spielberg
9- Krzysztof Kieslowski
10- Martin Scorsese

No order:
Stanley Kubrick
Quentin Tarantino
Martin Scorsese
Woody Allen
Roman Polanski
Wes Anderson
Paul Thomas Anderson (needs more films thou)
Christopher Nolan
Coen bros
David Fincher
Darren Aronofsky

Side note:
I'm sure Alfred Hitchcock would be on this list but I haven't seen enough of his films unfortunately.

I don't get all the love for James Cameron. He makes films years apart and they're not even good.

1. Steven Speilberg
2. Quentin Tarrintino
3. Christopher Nolan
4. David Fincher
5. Peter Jackson
6.Guy Ritchie
7.Duncan Jones
8. Martin Scorsese
9. Zack Snyder
10. M. Night Shyamalan

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The Professional.

I don't know if I could limit it to just ten, but I'll give it a go.
In no order:
Dario Argento
Ingmar Bergman
John Carpenter
Clint Eastwood
Wes Craven
Christopher Nolan (Dark Knight is my least favorite of his movies)
James Cameron
David Lynch
Martin Scorsese
Roman Polanski

His are some of the best!

What I don't understand is the love for Quentin Tarantino. His films are fine, but I prefer the original Grindhouse movies to his modern ones.

Terminator was cool I guess for its time. Titanic sucked. Avatar sucked. That's it?

Tarantino makes cool looking films with smart dialogue and great stories. Tarantino has only made one Grindhouse film, Death Proof.

Guy Ritchie is a poormans Tarantino

I still love his films but just sayin.

it seemed to me for a second that name of treat is ,,your top ten dictators,, 0.o...that is because i am little drunk.

That's one film under the banner of Grindhouse, but most - if not all - are heavily inspired by grindhouse films. Inglorious Basterds is an homage to the Italian macaroni combat films of the '70s. Kill Bill to the samurai films of the '70s. Jackie Brown to the blaxploitation films of the, you guessed it, '70s. These were all types of movies played in grindhouse movies.

And James Cameron also made Aliens, The Abyss, True Lies, and Piranha II.

Completely revised list...

1. Martin Scorsese (Cape Fear)
2. David Fincher (Zodiac)
3. Stanley Kubrick (A Clockwork Orange)
4. Christopher Nolan (The Dark Knight)
5. Quentin Tarantino (Pulp Fiction)
6. Steven Spielberg (hasn't made a good film since the year 2001, but his work before that is excellent.) (Schindler's List)
7. Joel & Ethan Coen (The Big Lebowski)
8. James Cameron (Terminator 2)
9. Michael Mann (Heat)
10. Richard Donner (Superman)

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"George, this is a little too much for me. Escaped convicts, fugitive sex... I've got a cockfight to focus on."

Munich is definitely good.

The Directors mentioned in the movie are just the best directors ever.

1. Andrei Tarkovsky
2. Martin Scorsese
3. David Lynch
4. Guy Ritchie
5. Coen Brothers
6. Emir Kusturica
7. Ingmar Bergman
8. Theo Angelopoulos
9. Woody Allen
10.Takeshi Kitano