Directors You Have Seen Everything Of?

I think the only one is Terry Gilliam.

Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, I've seen all but one of the features of each of Paul Thomas Anderson and Andrei Tarkovsky.

Kubrick and Jodorowsky

lonergan, vigo, bresson's features, malick.

Haha yeah I debated whether or not to include him in my list. But I guess he does certainly count. Probably the biggest one hit wonder of all time in the film world.

not seen F&D nor Spartacus, not in a huge rush to do so

I might be missing many but here goes

Christopher Nolan
David Fincher
Martin Scorsese
James Cameron
Quentin Tarantino
Alejandro González Iñárritu
Damien Chazelle
Peter Jackson
Kathryn Bigelow
Terrence Malick
Wes Anderson
Akira Kurosawa
Charlie Chaplin
Miloš Forman

Spartacus is actually really good, it only has one shot that looks like Kubrick but in turn you got homoerotics in the senate (and arguably also on the battlefield with all dem naked muscles), well coreographed fights, great expressive colours and wide angles and of course the patrician's against the plebs. I mean you could always root against Spartacus. Either way it's my favorite roman epic, it's the only one that does not feel it's length (at least from what I've seen). I'd also recommend Quo Vadis though, it's a tad more zany with Nero singing while burning down the city and stuff.

F&D is bad but somewhat essential. I mean it managed to rake in more votes than Celine and Julie go Boating, Mysteries of Lisbon, World on a Wire, People on Sunday & A Moment of Innocence (all of which are arguably more conventional) based on practicly everyone saying it's bad (and not even ridiculously bad like some of the movies on all time worst lists, just bad), that's quite a feat. Admittedly it has some interesting ideas though (it's quite avant-gardistic but also incredibly clueless) and it gives hope to young filmmakers because anyone could make a better film. Maybe try it next time you're drunk and have nothing better to do.

Spartacus is actually pretty good compared to stuff like Gladiator. Obviously one of Kubrick's weakest but still very much worth watching.

Nolan?

Xavier Dolan
Jean-Pierre Jeunet (I think... nearly anyway.)
Andrew Dominik
David Lowery
Tim Burton (Nearly. Not seen either his Batman or Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children.)

There may be more, not sure. There's certainly a few I've seen everything by as they only made one film