Who're your favorite directors? Mine so far are pic related.
>>63681691
good taste tbvh
Ever ever?
Kiarostami, Antonioni, Fellini, Renoir, Wes and PT Anderson, Jacques Demy, Fassbinder, Scorsese, Woody Allen, F. Coppola
>>63681767
I haven't heard of half of these people.
Also, I just realized that I thought No Country for Old Men and There Will Be Blood were the same movie.
God, I'm retarded.
>>63682104
Well that reminds me I might add the Coens to my list. There's so many great directors, it's tough. Jonathan Glazer too, Spike Jonze and Kaufman...
>>63681691
> John Carpenter
Good taste familia
Cassavetes, Tapкóвcкий, Mekas, Carax, 木下 惠介
Ponting, Grandrieux, Chytilová, Rivette, Joe วีระเศรษฐกุล
Wenders, Փարաջանով, Rohmer, Malick, Eustache
Andersson, Эйзeнштeйн, 楊德昌, Oliveira, Ponting
Feuillade, 衣笠 貞之助, Borzage, Capra, Żuławski
>>63681691
Are you saying that you enjoy the flicks of wes anderson?
>>63682104
Fun fact: no country for old men had to stop shooting at one point because there will be blood was blowing shit up nearby
>>63682174
Also Cassavetes, as anon above reminded me, Chaplin, Keaton
>>63682264
>Joe วีระเศรษฐกุล
Why did you put in Joe? That's not his real name.
>>63682264
>Փարաջանով
my ընկեր
<3
Carpenter, The Coens, Lynch, Cronenberg, Wilder, Aldrich, Dante, Scorcese, Hitchcock, Mann, Fincher, Verhoeven, Kurosawa, Raimi, Welles and PTA.
>>63682174
>Jonathan Glazer
I hated Under the Skin so I'm not going to even bother with the rest of his filmography.
>Spike Jonze
I really liked Her and Where The Wild Things Are was great, maybe I should look more into his movies.
>Kaufman
Does he count? He's only directed two movies.
I also want to look more into John Woo (based off The Killer), Wong Kar-wai (based off Fallen Angels) and Scorsese (based off Taxi Driver).
I'm kind of torn when it comes to Tarantino, Django and Pulp Fiction were great, but Kill Bill and Jackie Brown bored me.
And while Stanley Kubrick definitely isn't one of my favorites, I find him really inspiring for some reason.
Kubrick
Hitchcock
Fellini
Bergman
Verhoeven
>>63682277
>Fun fact: no country for old men had to stop shooting at one point because there will be blood was blowing shit up nearby
I don't know what to do with that information, but I'm glad I now know it.
I feel less guilty about my confusion. Especially because they both came out the same year.
>>63682547
Jodorowsky too.
>>63682495
>He's only directed two movies.
Two perfect movies. That's important.
>>63682592
And Chaplin.
Tarkovsky, Ozu, the list could go on...
>>63681691
Lynch
Tarkovsky
Wong Kar-wai
Jarmusch
Herzog
Kurosawa
OP here, forgot to mention I like Guillermo del Toro too.
I don't know if I love him, but Pacific Rim and Hellboy 2 were great. I missed Crimson Peak.
I think Legendary is actually my favorite production company.
>>63682595
I'll watch them then.
I've been meaning to get to Synecdoche and as an animation fan, Anomalisa should be interesting.
Is your favorite movie by your favorite director?
Mine isn't.
João César Monteiro
Béla Tarr
Ozu
Pedro Costa
Wang Bing
>Can't actually discuss film because of Meme Wars
Hiro should just make a Star Wars board.
Tarkovsky, Malick, and maybe Dreyer are my favorites. I can't really think of anyone besides those three. I like Kiarostami but none of his films are in my top 20.
>>63683290
noise
>>63683015
I don't know who is my favorite director since there are too many. I don't have one favorite movie in particular either.
Martin Scorsese
Joel & Ethan Coen
Lars von Trier
>>63685119
list your top 20/10/5?
i think you would like lynne ramsay
entry level trash: the thread
>>63686217
tbqh i don't think costa or tarr are exactly entry level
what are your favorite directors?
mine atm are
korine
powell
weerasethakul
akerman
Tarkovsky, Bresson, Bergman, Ozu, Antonioni, Mizoguchi, Kobayashi, Tarr, Yang, Ming-liang, Kubrick, Kurosawa, Cassavetes, Brakhage, Marker, Rivette, Fellini, Parajanov, Takahata, Pedro Costa, Naruse, Victor Erice, Jean-Marie Straub, Kusturica
>>63686475
Oh and Akerman.
>>63686217
>Everything I don't like is garbage.
>>63681691
Refn, Scorsese, PT Anderson, Audiard, Melville, Coen Brothers, Mann, Fincher, Kurosawa, Hitchcock, Kazan, Hughes, Dardenne Brothers.
>>63686641
i've never seen the dardenne bros get discussed on her
how do you rank their films?
i still think the child is my fav
My man
>>63686716
My favorite one is also 'The Child'. The worst one is probably 'Lorna's Silence'.
>>63686217
How about you name your favourite directors, state some arguments about why you like them, and come with some actuall arguments as to why you don't enjoy the directors mentioned in this thread instead of just being a condescending asshole who just blindly elovates his own subjective oppinions above everyone else's.
That would actually lead to some real discussion for once.
>>63686833
it's the only one i haven't seen, is it bad or is it just not as good as the others lol?
>>63681691
hmm
How do you guys watch most of these directors films?
I normally get them off pb but a lot of their films aren't there
Benedek Fliegauf
František Vláčil is mine
I'm too lazy to do it but imagine my list being composed entirely of names that are either full of accent marks or written in various different foreign graphemes with a few American directors thrown in there to spice things up.
malick
mann
denis
benning
tarkovsky
fincher
>>63681691
Wes Anderson, PT Anderson, and Harmony Korine.
>>63689493
rotate that "d" 180 degrees
>>63691793
or flip it horizontally
>>63691886
>>63687006
Private tracker
It's impossible to study film without
>>63693146
I tried that, but I was too late to join.
>>63686749
nice meme
I should've said post your favorite film of theirs too.
My favorite Wes Anderson (so far) is Moonrise Kingdom.
Favorite Satoshi Kon is Tokyo Godfathers.
And my favorite John Carpenter (so far) is Big Trouble in Little China.
>>63681691
Fassbinder
Wenders
Zvyagintsev
Pre-12 years a slave McQueen
Malick
Haneke
And Lynch
