DAVID CRONENBERG
DAVID LYNCH
Ok here it is. The ultimatum showdown. Which director do you prefer? Which director has adapted a particular style that translates well onto the big screen? Which director has produced some of your favourite films?
I think they are both interesting directors. I don't rate them as highly as most of their fans (namely Sedai, Yoda, Pyro Tramp), but I do think they have done heaps for cinema by making their respective masterpieces. Cronenberg with A History Of Violence, Lynch with Mullholland Drive.
I myself find myself more geared towards Cronenberg. Not Bodyberg, but Crimeberg. What he has done with Eastern Promises and A History Of Violence has been amazing. I like the themes he explores and his direction style. David Lynch leaves a lot to be desired sometimes. I'm some of a detractor of Lynch, but that's another story.
So I ask you mofos, which auteur do you prefer and WHY? I want to know, tell this mofo right here right now
DAVID LYNCH
Ok here it is. The ultimatum showdown. Which director do you prefer? Which director has adapted a particular style that translates well onto the big screen? Which director has produced some of your favourite films?
I think they are both interesting directors. I don't rate them as highly as most of their fans (namely Sedai, Yoda, Pyro Tramp), but I do think they have done heaps for cinema by making their respective masterpieces. Cronenberg with A History Of Violence, Lynch with Mullholland Drive.
I myself find myself more geared towards Cronenberg. Not Bodyberg, but Crimeberg. What he has done with Eastern Promises and A History Of Violence has been amazing. I like the themes he explores and his direction style. David Lynch leaves a lot to be desired sometimes. I'm some of a detractor of Lynch, but that's another story.
So I ask you mofos, which auteur do you prefer and WHY? I want to know, tell this mofo right here right now
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