Jacques Rivette
Harmony Korine
Stan Brakhage
Stanley Kubrick
Paul Thomas Anderson
Post your top 5 directors, others anons judge you
Kayden Jones
Levi Garcia
gregg araki
bruce labruce
nick zedd
jon moritsugu
apichatpong weerasethakul
Austin Nguyen
Stanley Kubrick
Alfred Hitchcock
Bob Fosse
Buster Keaton
Ingmar Bergman
John Edwards
Zack Snyder
Christopher Nolan
Quentin Tarantino
Micheal Bay
François Truffaut
Isaiah Sanchez
very interesting, what would you recommend from Labruce, Zedd and Moritsugu (the other two are favorites of mine as well)
Jace Smith
Fellini
Snyder
Tarkovsky
Godard
Bergman
Levi Rodriguez
Leone
Kubrick
Lean
Scorsese
Tarkovsky
Hunter James
George Lucas
Steven Spielberg
Zach Snyder
PeterJackson
James Cameron
Austin Jenkins
Lubisch
Kubrick
Fellini
Wilder
Ophuls
Jeremiah Rogers
Abbas Kiarostami
Carl Theodor Dreyer
Luis Buñuel
Zack Synder
Jean Renoir
Connor Roberts
Tarkovsky
Fellini
Kubrick
Lynch
Bergman
Aiden Johnson
Lynch
Nolan
Kubrick
Spielberg
Nicholas Stewart
unfunny meme desu
Landon White
Kubrick
Coen Brothers
Wong Kar Wai
Wes Anderson
Werner Herzog
No particular Order. R8 % H8
Jason Nelson
Can't count to 5/10
Mason Wilson
Francois Truffaut
Andrei Tarkovsky
Nikita Mikhalkov
Mikhail Kalatazov
Federico Fellini
Elijah Sullivan
what's the best place to start with weeresethakul?
Brandon James
mysterious objects at noon
if you like sleepy slow cinema youll dig all of his work, try to watch them in the dark and with a big screen
Tyler Stewart
David Lynch
Werner Herzog
Paul Thomas Anderson
Coens
Harmony Korine
James Benning
Jaxson Butler
Uncle Boonmee
Samuel Lee
hurr durr i cant read
Jordan Wood
Everyone's naming fine filmmakers but why is all of Sup Forums so entry level?
Connor Rivera
I wait to see what others watch and then try to comment if I've seen what they've seen.
Thomas Moore
I'd like to direct my dick into Kim Novak, knawmsayin'?
Mason Lewis
Mikhail Gorbachev
Leonid Brezhnev
Yuri Andropov
Gennady Yanayev
Boris Pugo
Aaron Watson
absolutely epic
Jeremiah Phillips
Martin Scorsese
Sergio Leone
Wes Anderson
Terry Gilliam
Orson Welles
Wyatt Wood
I tried but then I realized I rarely like more than one film from a director.
kurosawa
scorsese
gibson
ford
Isaac Murphy
I don't think I have 5 but a top 3 would be John Ford, Buster Keaton and Takeshi Kitano.
Me too. I've avoided seeing too many films from the same directors because after a while all the great elements start to feel cliche. Kael was right, auteurism was a mistake.
Christopher King
John McTiernan
James Cameron
The Coen Bros
Paul Verhoeven
Sam Raimi
Ryan Wright
Stanley Kubrick
Alfred Hitchcock
kurasawa
john ford
zemeckis
Anthony Lee
Frank Capra
Paul Verhoeven
David Lynch
80-90's Ridley Scott
Orson Welles