Favorite Movie Directors

[Seag420]

having just watched pulp fiction again i gotta say tarintino is the best ever, what do you guys think?

Seag420 Reviewed by Seag420 on 09-18-2007. Favorite Movie Directors having just watched pulp fiction again i gotta say tarintino is the best ever, what do you guys think? Rating: 5

[PaRanOiD81]

brian singer

scorsesi (sp)

john singleton

steve spielberg

george lucas

my most favorites

[Divadish]

Some brilliant choices already, so how about Wes Anderson, Oliver Stone, Danny Boyle and the Coen brothers

[LIP]

Quentin Tarrantino.

Nick Love.

Rob Reiner.

Martin Scorsese.

Guy Richie.

John McTiernan.

Joel Schumacher.

Liam Lynch.

David Zucker.


I think that just about covers it.

[TallCoolOne]

Leone, Cronenburg, Kirosawa, Godard, Gondry, and Mr. David Lynch.

[TallCoolOne]

having just watched pulp fiction again i gotta say tarintino is the best ever, what do you guys think?

Please watch alot more movies made before Tarrentino. It's all been done before. Not saying he isn't a good director, but hes not on the pantheon of the Greatest.

[the image reaper]

Quentin Tarantino
Opie

[killerweed420]

Tarantino is very good but I also like Robert Rodriguez and Rob Zombie.

[PaRanOiD81]

Tarantino is very good but I also like Robert Rodriguez and Rob Zombie.

that halloween movie and devils rejects are two awsome movies I agree with both of your choices also, although, rodriguez did do once upon a time in mexico which wasn't great....

Chris Colombus! Home Alone, Gremlins, Mrs Doubtfire... his comical genious is unparalleled to anyone out there

[MadSativa]

Damn I thought Once Upon A Time In Mexico was a bad ass movie perfect part 3 to a good couple movies. Funny and lots of action. This fukin thread has been on before and now I cant find it,so I guess I have to list again.
RObert Rodriguez, Quintan Tarintino, Martin Scorsesy, And Luc Besson to name a few. I also like alot of Richard Donners films.