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Poll Question: Which of these do you prefer?
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I'm a big time Coen Brothers fan. Those guys crank out masterpieces like it's going out of style. Scorcese and Tarantino are also up there for me though. 
You have pretty much taste in directors aside from Fincher who I've always thought to be somewhat overrated
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from your list, Eastwood- Forman- Kubrick in no particular order
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Originally posted by Vompatti Vompatti wrote:

Eraserhead and Blue Velvet are easily the best Lynch movies if you ask me. Elephant Man is great too but I'm rarely in the mood to watch it.


same her, though I want to add Mulholland Drive, which is very good.
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from this list, Nolan by a big margin--  Eastwood bores me, Tarantino is innovative but overrated, Kubrick and the Coens have enough kudos, and Spielberg's a joke






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Chaplin, Hitchcock, Huston, Kurosawa, Mizoguchi, Iñárritu, Eastwood, Coen Bros, von Trier, Bergman ...

voted Kurosawa, because few days ago I, once again, saw Red Beard and still liked it so much.


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Kurosawa by a long way. Couldn't care less about most of the others, then again I usually find it hard to sit through an entire film.
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Sergio Leone.  Out of these I'll vote for the Coen bros.  Scorsese did a lot of fantastic things but he also had a lot of flops IMO.
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Stanley Kubrick but my own list is as follows:1 Sergio Leone,2 Stanley Kubrick,3 Sam Peckinpah,4 Sergio Sollima,5 Sergio Corbucci,6 Clint Eastwood,7 Peter Watkins.......

 
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I love Nolan, Tarantino, and The Coen Brothers.  Nolan has my largest amount of favorites, but the Coen brothers have the Big Lebowski, so I voted them...
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Kubrick is unsurpassed in film-making, when it comes down to imagery and metaphysics - that somehow speaks of the things we cannot. That´s just my opinion of course, but he is my all-time fave. A lot of great directors here though, but I miss Hitchcock... 
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Gave Kubrick the edge over the Coen brothers
 
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Coen brothers. Special mention to David Cronenberg.

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Akira Kurosawa is the greatest filmmaker ever. If you don't agree, you are wrong.
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Originally posted by fusionfreak fusionfreak wrote:

Stanley Kubrick but my own list is as follows:1 Sergio Leone,2 Stanley Kubrick,3 Sam Peckinpah,4 Sergio Sollima,5 Sergio Corbucci,6 Clint Eastwood,7 Peter Watkins.......

 
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I don't watch many films these days but I think the Coen Bros from the list.  I also very much like Guillermo Del Torro and Almodovar too. 

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Originally posted by akamaisondufromage akamaisondufromage wrote:

I don't watch many films these days but I think the Coen Bros from the list.  I also very much like Benicio Del Torro and Almodovar too. 
 
I don't think you meant Benicio, but Guillermo Del Toro. If it is him, I share your appreciation. I recently saw El Orfanato and loved it to death.


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Originally posted by Morningrise Morningrise wrote:

Originally posted by akamaisondufromage akamaisondufromage wrote:

I don't watch many films these days but I think the Coen Bros from the list.  I also very much like Benicio Del Torro and Almodovar too. 
 
I don't think you meant Benicio, but Guillermo Del Toro. If it is him, I share your appreciation to him. I recently saw El Orfanato and loved it to death.
 
Yes Embarrassed Guillermo the one that made Pan's Labyrinth and Devils Backbone
 
 
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I was going to add Walt Disney, but he didn't actually direct those classic animated films
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