GOD TIER 1. Orson Welles 2. Jean Renoir 3. Charles Chaplin
HEAVEN TIER 1. Sergei Eisenstein 2. John Ford 3. Jean-Luc Godard 4. Alfred Hitchcock 5. Luis Bunuel
KINO TIER 1. Federico Fellini 2. Akira Kurosawa 3. Carl Theodor Dreyer 4. Michelangelo Antonioni 5. Buster Keaton
CINEMA TIER 1. Ingmar Bergman 2. Vittorio De Sica 3. Kenji Mizoguchi 4. Stanley Kubrick 5. Yasujiro Ozu
FILM TIER 1. Jean Vigo 2. F.W. Murnau 3. Satyajit Ray 4. Erich von Stroheim 5. D.W. Griffith
MOVIE TIER the rest
James Baker
>Chaplin on the list at all
Cooper Collins
I could as well place him at #1 above Orson Welles. He's absolute unparalleled genius.
Nolan Bennett
ahem
Ian Wilson
>Kurosawa, Hitchcock, Bergman, Tarkovsky, Kubrick, Welles, Chaplin, Keaton, the list goes on!
The hallmarks of the tasteless and the uninitiated. It's okay if you're just getting into the medium, but there are some (even here, on a so called ''film'' board) that actually believe they are cultured or have a snippet of taste because they like these directors, when in actuality they are nothing more than embarrassing cringeworthy copy/paste babbies with no opinion on the medium they claim to love whatsoever.
For a cinephile like myself, it is truly disgusting to watch, and the main reason I, and many others, steer far away from this pit of despair and depravity. You are everything wrong with this board.
Mason Campbell
>>>>>>>>>>Alejandro González Iñárritu not on the list
Camden Ortiz
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Leo Cruz
Nice "freshman year at film school" list, OP.
Cooper Reed
>Nolan not in God Tier shit list tbhfam
Julian Peterson
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Jacob Johnson
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Aiden Morgan
Forgot one
Jacob Adams
>steer far away from this pit of despair and depravity yet you were the 3rd one to answer also sadfu is my waifu
William Brooks
would it change your opinion if you found out Orson was a huge fan of Kojak and The Mary Tyler Moore Show?
Gavin Watson
What is this supposed to imply?
Robert Turner
>no Fritz Lang >no Rainer Weezer Fassbinder >no Andrei Tarkovsky >no Seijun Suzuki >no François Truffaut >no Jean Cocteau Absolutely shit taste
Jonathan Cook
I know Orson is a bad person anyway, but he's a genius filmmaker, and I only count filmmaking ability.
Jonathan Powell
Where do Leone fit?
Sebastian Evans
Who do you like? Genuinely curious.
Zachary Turner
Leone is top 50 tier.
Chase Diaz
>>no Rainer Weezer Fassbinder this
Tyler Myers
Truffaut is shit though
Adam Morris
Why?
Justin Hall
Bourgeois hack who made mediocre genre films or sentimental melodrama. Nothing of worth came from him. Shoot the Piano Player is fun though.
Julian Ramirez
>no Bresson
Dropped
Jonathan Price
Agreed. Chaplin transcends God.
Daniel Campbell
I'm not even the biggest Truffaut fan, but saying nothing of worth came from him just makes you look clueless to film history.
James Ward
It is a lot of fun. The score especially. 400 Blows is excellent, and Jules and Jim, while certainly melodramatic, is really moving as well.
Ian Green
thanks for the tip, Wikipedia film historian
Isaac Wright
Not like you would need much knowledge past Wikipedia to know he was important. >lol The 400 Blows didn't influence anything
Jason Lee
>He, and the entire French New Wave are SHIT because they're well known!
Sebastian Myers
>fnw is synonymous with Truffaut even though Paris belongs to us predates his movies lol
Gavin Howard
Paris Belongs to Us was released after fucking Breathless. Wikipedia would actually help you.
Kayden Ward
it was distributed *publicly* after breathless yikes
Anthony Young
You should keep going kek
Brody Baker
This
Cooper Jackson
Inarritu is one of the very worst "serious" directors currently working
His name is an immediate way of identifying a pleb
Brandon Clark
So because a few people saw it before Breathless and 400 Blows it means Truffaut didn't do anything to contribute to the French new wave's success?
Brandon Lopez
obviously a film shot in 57 owes its existence to the 400 blows right
Thomas Reyes
No, but arguing Truffaut did nothing because of Paris Belongs to Us is ignorant.
Eli Fisher
Bergman should be higher
Carter Wilson
>no Sergio Leone >no Frank Capra >no Martin Scorsese >no Charles Chaplin >no Fritz Lang