Best film directors?

1. Terry Gilliam

2. Ingmar Bergman

3. Roman Polanski

4. Werner Herzog

5. Mike Leigh

6. Coen Brothers

7. Stanley Kubrick

8. Peter Greenway

9. Neil Jordan

10. Bela Tarr

11. Andrei Tarkovsky

12. Terence Malick

13. John Sayles

14. Todd Solondz

15. Akira kurosawa

[QUOTE="snugglebear"][QUOTE="Neon-Tiger"]Glad to see some David Lynch love. Many folks don't like his work.super_mario_128

Most people rave about Mulholland Drive, but to me his best films are The Straight story, The Elephant Man, and Wild at heart. Mulholland drive was very good though. I can't get into his really weird films like Lost Highway, and Inland Empire. They are too arty and weird for the sake of it. I really disliked Inland Empire.

Kubrick
Tarkovsky
Kurosawa
Wenders
Cassavetes
Kieslowski
Fellini
Leone
Bergman
Fassbinder
Altman
Coppola
Scorsese
Lynch
Coens
Kar Wai

Etc.

Quentin Tarantino.Jazz_Fan

Scorcese, Eastwood, Fincher, Nolan, and Spielberg would be in my Fave 5.

• Ingmar Bergman
• Federico Fellini
• Martin Scorsese
• Stanley Kubrick
• Francis Ford Coppola
• Wes Anderson
• The Coen Brothers
• Roman Polanski

Clint Eastwood

Alex Cox

Jim Jarmusch

Sergio Leone

Orson Welles

Ben Affleck(so far)

Steven Spielberg

Christopher Nolan

Paul Thomas Anderson

The Coen Brothers

Charlie Chaplin

Michael Bay.dramaybaz

I have a copy of the synopsis for his next movie right here :

I'll list my top 10 favorite directors at the moment, and my favorite films of theirs.

1. Stanley Kubrick (A Clockwork Orange, Paths of Glory, The Killing)
2. David Lynch (Mulholland Dr., Blue Velvet, Inland Empire)
3. The Coen Bros. (Fargo, No Country For Old Men, The Man Who Wasn't There)
4. Guillermo Del Toro (Pan's Labyrinth, The Devils Backbone, Hellboy II)
5. Quentin Tarantino (Kill Bill Vol.1/2, Inglourious Basterds, Pulp Fiction)
6. Tim Burton (Ed Wood, Edward Scissorhands, Sleepy Hollow)
7. Terry Gilliam (Brazil, 12 Monkeys, Tideland)
8. Zack Snyder (Watchmen, Dawn of the Dead)
9. Sergio Leone (Once Upon a Time in the West, The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, Duck, You Sucker)
10. Jim Jarmusch (Dead Man, Stranger than Paradise)

Alfred Hitchcock.

hayao miyazaki, tim burten, and quitin terentino.BloodyWhispers

I've enjoyed all of the movies Christopher Nolan has directed, so I'm going to have to say he's my #1 favorite film director, with Peter Jackson and David Fincher being runners-up.

Martin Scorsese hand's down I'm also a big fan of the Coen brothers.

[QUOTE="Mr_Manikin52"]

I think U guys/ladies know what mine is.

snugglebear

No.