Probably Huston or Hitchcock.
At least that's my opinion.
Probably Huston or Hitchcock.
At least that's my opinion.
I'm a pretty big fan of Akira Kurosawa and Preston Sturges
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To easy don't try to impress me your not rich enough. He makes movies you enjoy not think about Opie
fiedler.
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I vote for whoever did Toxic Avenger.
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Originally Posted by etouffee
Or Saving Ryan's Privates.
Capra
Cohen bros. Well, probably not the best of all time, but they deserve a mention. They are like Altman... they can be pure genius and they can be pure Olevet dog crap.
I can't recall a Hitchcock film I didn't care for.
Kubrick
Kubrick and Hitchcock
I thought this was a Pride thread and we were going to talk about coach...
Everything progressives do is aimed at weakening democracy, capitalism and the social and cultural institutions that support those things...... They are about subjugating people and being a ruling class.
Kubrick
Sam Peckinpah
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Yeah...he should get mentioned...GWTW speaks for itself.
if you like Kurosawa (i'm a big fan of his film noirs Drunken Angel and High and Low)....you should check out Teshigahara's Rikyu and it's sequel Princess Goh. Woman in the Dunes is also really cool.
I'd say as a personal preference Godard, but Huston and Hitchcock are hard to agrue with.
IMO, he needed more work to be on the list.
did you know he was putting together a WWII project called "The Aryian Papers" when "Schindlers List" came out? He scrapped the whole thing.
M. Night Shamlalalala is also one of my favorites. He's like a Hitchcock-lite.
The Sixth Sense and Signs are two of my all time favorites.
Ed Wood!
We have always known that heedless self-interest was bad morals; we know now that it is bad economics. FDR.
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