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Post by Joaquim on May 14, 2022 2:24:37 GMT
1. Christopher Nolan 2. Jean-Luc Godard 3. Martin Scorsese 4. Stanley Kubrick 5. Quentin Tarantino 6. Alfred Hitchcock 7. Ingmar Bergman 8. David Fincher 9. Ridley Scott 10. Zack Snyder
11. Steven Spielberg 12. Francis Ford Coppola 13. David Lynch 14. Sergio Leone 15. Michael Mann 16. Carl Theodor Dreyer 17. Alejandro Gonzalez Iñarritu 18. Coens 19. John Hughes 20. Fritz Lang
21. Billy Wilder 22. Victor Sjostrom 23. Douglas Sirk 24. Nicholas Ray 25. Dario Argento 26. Charlie Chaplin 27. Akira Kurosawa 28. Federico Fellini 29. Robert Altman 30. Jean Renoir
Not an easy list to put together after the first 6, maybe 7. Lots of the ones lower on the list could be higher, lots of the higher ones could be lower. Others that I didn’t list could’ve made it. So yea a lot of it is pretty interchangeable but the more I think about that top 15/16 probably would be the top 15/16 but the order could change. Top 6 for sure is definitive, maybe 7 (only one that’s kinda interchangeable is Scorsese/Kubrick). Some of the ones who are lower like Fellini and Renoir I can def see climbing up the list as I watch more of their films
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Post by DaleCooper on May 14, 2022 9:42:01 GMT
I will do a top 25. The first 10 is my favorites, then the 15 next is more or less interchangeable. 01. David Lynch 02. Coen Brothers 03. Sergio Leone 04. Alfred Hitchcock 05. Andrei Tarkovski 06. Ingmar Bergman 07. Martin Scorsese 08. James Cameron 09. Michael Mann 10. Billy Wilder
Wong Kar-wai Christopher Nolan Matt Reeves Sidney Lumet David Fincher Steven Spielberg Bela Tarr Krzysztof Kieślowski Richard Linklater Quentin Tarantino Xavier Dolan Joachim Trier Paul Thomas Anderson Edward Yang Sofia Coppola
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Post by tep on May 14, 2022 11:16:24 GMT
My working top 50...
01. David Lynch 02. Stanley Kubrick 03. Werner Herzog 04. Takashi Miike 05. Ingmar Bergman 06. Dario Argento 07. Martin Scorsese 08. Alejandro Jodorowsky 09. Rainer Werner Fassbinder 10. Abel Ferrara
11. Krzysztof Kieslowski 12. Mario Bava 13. Akira Kurosawa 14. Sion Sono 15. Roger Corman 16. Andrei Tarkovsky 17. John Carpenter 18. Park Chan-wook 19. Jean-Pierre Melville 20. Jim Jarmusch
21. Paul Thomas Anderson 22. John Waters 23. Don Hertzfeldt 24. Harmony Korine 25. Michael Haneke 26. Jean-Luc Godard 27. Kelly Reichardt 28. Woody Allen 29. Alfred Hitchcock 30. The Coen Brothers
31. Robert Bresson 32. Lynne Ramsay 33. Jack Hill 34. Pier Paolo Pasolini 35. George Romero 36. Kim Jee-woon 37. Francis Ford Coppola 38. Federico Fellini 39. Orson Welles 40. David Cronenberg
41. Luis Buñuel 42. Gaspar Noé 43. Brian De Palma 44. Billy Wilder 45. Wes Craven 46. Lucio Fulci 47. Bong Joon-ho 48. Charles Chaplin 49. Quentin Tarantino 50. Williem Friedkin
There's a decent number I'd like to include, but don't think I've seen enough from (Fritz Lang, Claude Chabrol, William Castle, Yasujiro Ozu, etc.)
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Post by jimmalone on May 14, 2022 17:17:18 GMT
I'm working on a top 50 for quite a time already, but as so often with lists regardless of which order I choose I'm not content, at least from around 20 downwards. It's always difficult to compare directors, who made 7-8 films to some, who made 30 and on top of it and of course of some directors you've seen less than of others. The first about 16 or 17 are pretty fix at the moment I'd say. From there you could mix it up a bit and then also throw in one of the names in the HMs. However that is probably my Top 30 as of now: 1. Akira Kurosawa 2. Sergio Leone 3. Howard Hawks 4. Christopher Nolan 5. Steven Spielberg 6. Alfred Hitchcock 7. Sidney Lumet 8. Billy Wilder 9. David Lean 10. Jean-Pierre Melville 11. Sam Mendes 12. Michael Mann 13. Peter Weir 14. Wong Kar Wai 15. Clint Eastwood 16. Yasujiro Ozu 17. Francis Ford Coppola 18. John Frankenheimer 19. Frank Capra 20. William Wyler 21. Jean-Pierre Jeunet 22. Henri-Georges Clouzot 23. Fred Zinnemann 24. Marcel Carne (only seen 6 movies) 25. Ingmar Bergman 26. John Huston 27. Alfonso Cuaron 28. Denis Villeneuve 29. Sydney Pollack 30. David Fincher
HM: Masaki Kobayashi, Jim Sheridan, Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, Hayao Miyazaki, Stanley Kubrick, Robert Aldrich, Martin Scorsese, Julien Duvivier, Don Siegel, Pedro Almodovar, Francois Truffaut, Takeshi Kitano, Jacques Audiard, Fritz Lang, Bertrand Tavernier, Nuri Bilge Ceylan, Henri Verneuil Need to see more: Yoji Yamada, Kon Ichikawa
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Post by Film Socialism on May 14, 2022 17:45:24 GMT
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