Your TOP 3 Movie director of all time OT?

1.John Woo

2.Stephen Chow

2.Quentin Tarantino

Well?

• David Fincher
• Francis Ford Coppola
• Christopher Nolan
• Martin Scorsese

I cheated!

Ridley Scott, James Cameron, Peter Jackson.

Honourable mentions: Quentin Tarantino, Sam Mendes, Christopher Nolan

Jackie Chan.

• Sergio Leone
• Ridley Scott
• James Cameron

1. Peter Jackson
2. Quentin Tarantino
3. J.J. Abrams
4. Micheal Bay

I too have cheated XD

Bunel

Bergman

Kurosawa

Spielberg, Cameron and Scott (Ridley)

• Christopher Nolan
• David Lynch
• John Carpenter

Haven't seen or profess to lvoe all their movies, but generally I really like films by;

1. Tarantino

2. Ritchie

3. Scorsese

I got more than three favorite directors, so I'll give you ten instead:

Stanley Kubrick

Coen Brothers

Billy Wilder

Terry Gilliam

Alfred Hitchcock

Sergio Leone

Paul Thomas Anderson

Francis Ford Coppola

Fritz Lang

Martin Scorsese

Zhang Yimou

Quentin Tarantino

Sofia Coppola

Andrei Tarkovsky

Fritz Lang

Francis Ford Coppola

Alfred Hitchcock.

Terry Gilliam.

Vittorio De Sica.

With a big shout out to Maurizio Nichetti his The Icicle Thief (Ladri di saponette) is one of my favourite films of all time and To Want to Fly (Volere volare) is great as well.

1. James Cameron

2. Martin Scorsese

3. Christopher Nolan

This is rough...

Classic-George Romero/Ridley Scott/John Carpenter

Vintage-Alfred Hitchcock/Roger Cormen/William Castle

Modern-James Wan/Rob Zombie/Jim Wynorski

Cheating:

Writers - Rod Sterling/Steven King/Phillip K Dick

International:

1-Takashi Miike

2-Dario Argento

3 -Takashi Shimizu

I don't really have 3 favourites but anything from Tim Burton or Hayao Miyazaki is usually pretty good.

1) Quinten Tarantino (although Once Upon a Time in America stunk)

2) David Lynch (I don’t fully understand his work, but I’m a fan)

3) John Waters (he consistently made laugh out loud movies - sadly, I think he’s retired from proper filmmaking)

Robert Rodriguez made a similar titled movie, Once Upon a Time in Mexico, and it's amazing. Loved it.

Impossible to go with only three...

To name a few:

Ingmar Bergman - (Seventh Seal, Persona, Cries and Whispers...)

Luis Buñuel - (The Exterminating Angel, Viridiana, Belle de Jour...)

Alfred Hitchcock - (North by Northwest, Rope, Rear Window...)

Akira Kurosawa - (Yojimbo, Seven Samurai, Rashomon, Ran...)

Stanley Kubrick - (Barry Lyndon, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Paths of Glory...)

Andrei Tarkovsky - (Mirror, Nostalghia, Andrei Rublev...)

Wong Kar-Wai - (Chungking Express, In the Mood for Love, Days of Being Wild...)

Kinji Fukasaku - (Sympathy for the Underdog, Under the Flag of the Rising Sun, Battle Royale, Yakuza Papers...)

Takeshi Kitano - (Sonatine, Kids Return, Hana-Bi, Kikujiro...)

David Lynch - (Elephant Man, Mulholland Dr., Twin Peaks...)

Lars Von Trier (Dogville, Dancer in the Dark, Melancholia...)

Gaspar Noé (I Stand Alone, Enter The Void, Climax...)

From the top of my head...

Edited typo.

1. Stanley Kubrick

2. Martin Scorcese

3. Coen Brothers