Favorite Movies By Great Directors

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Scorsese - Casino

Spielberg - Jaws

Kubrick - 2001 A Space Odyssey

Coppola - Apocalypse Now

Fincher - Seven

Tarentino - Resevoir Dogs

Coen Brothers - No Country For Old Men

Lynch - Eraserhead

Eastwood - Unforgiven

Here is my listing off my website ... it's hard to make these lists for me as I end up leaving behind too many great things ... but here goes ... half a list, let's say, and it is DEFINITELY foreign as in all over the world.

Zhang Yimou - Raise the Red Lantern

Bernardo Bertolucci - The Last Emperor

PP will have fun getting these links, if he wants to. A lot of what is probably thought of as art house stuff. "The Fencing Master" is the best fencing film EVER, but sadly, there was one version with subtitles on PBS, but I have never found that video anywhere, and the film, is only available in the European format, and thus not quite visible, or possible to catch in America. It a fabulous film, and then some ... and you probably learn a lot about fencing, unlike the hero poor stuff done in Hollywood. Basil Rathbone was good, but he is almost cardboard next to this film.