Best director of all time? If not him then who? Kubrick? Scorsese?
Best director of all time? If not him then who? Kubrick? Scorsese?
Benjamin Stewart
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Blake Cook
Right here.
Luke Davis
literally who?
Wyatt Wright
Bergman my man
Jaxson Miller
He's entertaining and all, but I have a feeling that if he wasn't Japanese and made movies about knights instead of samurai, everyone would call him pleb shit.
Michael Clark
Bergman by far.
Aiden Powell
Malick
Samuel Hernandez
Bunuel is the true patrician choice.
Alexander Murphy
Lynched
Noah Reyes
>Hollywood garbage
lmao
Isaiah Parker
L M A O
no
Aaron Powell
Fellini
John Morris
Anyone who doesn't say Kubrick is lying
Parker Rodriguez
This is true.
Jaxon Williams
>Sup Forums is full of star wars prequel apologists
>it hates david lynch
youtube.com
Really gets that noodle boiling.
Carter Perez
This, as much as the Sup Forums fedora tippers hate to agree
Gabriel Gomez
If you don't consider yourself the greatest director then you aren't trying hard enough
Jack Richardson
Quite rightly so tbqh
Carter Powell
> Kurosawa
> Bergman
> Herzog
> Fellini
> Tarkovsky
> Ozu
> Scorcese
> Lean
> Truffaut
> Kubrick
> Hitchcock
> Malick
> Leone
> Murnau
> Dreyer
> Bunuel
Adrian Brown
His best movie doesn't even have samurai.
Brody Ward
>if he wasn't Japanese and made movies about knights instead of samurai
My dick can only get so hard, user.
Alexander Murphy
kubrick was the smartest, he had the highest standards, and did the most research
he is, objectively the most superior director
Landon Kelly
This guy gets it
but that's not high and low
do you guys seriously consider lynch to be the best director ever?
Brayden Hall
If I ever became a director (which I obviously won't), one of my greatest desires would've been to make a samurai/western-style film out of the early middle ages with something like a cunning norse thane filling the roll of the ronin.
The Raven Flies wasn't enough. We need more viking westerns.
Nicholas Scott
I consider him the best alive.
Daniel Ward
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Austin Harris
titles please
Zachary Turner
...
Grayson Nguyen
>Scorsese
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHAHHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Levi Murphy
...
Christopher Jackson
Hollywood garbage
Jeremiah Taylor
...
Jeremiah Phillips
could you give me a serious answer
Mason Rodriguez
...
Justin Bailey
I've never seen a film by akira, where should i start?
Dont say 7 samurai please. too obvious
Alexander Richardson
This.
Liam Baker
ugh white supremacist
Levi Carter
7 Samurai
John Moore
Sup Forums: Griffith, Stroheim, Flaherty, early Murnau
reddit: late murnau, dreyer, bergman, bresson, tarkovsky
Sebastian Thompson
Based Jodo
Ryder Nguyen
Throne of Blood
Luke Gutierrez
shinchan no samurai
Henry Gray
I started with Rashomon. After seeing almost all of his films, I think that's a good place to start.
Alexander Miller
Start with his crime films maybe; High & Low, Stray Dog, Drunken Angel
If you want to dive right into his samurai films check out Yojimbo (probably his most accessible)
If none of those interest you go for Ikiru
David Bell
*blocks your path*
Eli Long
>Americans
>capable of creating art
Justin Young
At least in the western hemisphere.
Jackson Morgan
>Yojimbo
fuck it, ill start there then
Wyatt Foster
>samefagging this much
why
Nicholas James
enjoy user
Logan Smith
Hmm
Jonathan Hernandez
Herzog
Anthony Richardson
Possession was great, pleb.
Liam Evans
Aloha, reddit!
Dominic Ward
Ishiro Honda
Camden Hernandez
This guy
Connor Brooks
kill yourself
Oliver Wood
>Sup Forums hates Possession
>clearly says /n/ at the top
kys
Ryan Butler
>yfw Idris Elba retroactively blackwashes every actor and director from history
Landon Hernandez
>what are banners
found the newfag
Ethan Ross
>has no taste
>calls others reddit
really makes you think
Aaron Garcia
Oops!
Andrew Thompson
>be 4channer
>look at banner
poetry
Brandon Sullivan
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Xavier Cooper
Oops!
Jaxson Jackson
>4channer
Shalom, reddit!
Elijah Miller
>no Bresson
>no Antonioni
>Malick
>Leone
Carson Hill
wait you said borzage was a studio hack
make up your mind you fucking idiot
Jordan Evans
>Bresson
Kevin Young
...
Jason Johnson
>malick
Benjamin Powell
>ozu
fucking finally
Charles Phillips
...
Christopher Sanchez
>Antonioni
Camden Gutierrez
>Leone
Jace Jackson
>Malick
>Scorcese
Thomas Fisher
...
Jackson Richardson
>Ozu
Jayden Cooper
you misunderstood my post
ebin
Blake Howard
...
Zachary Myers
...
Gavin Nguyen
wow a similar shot, I hateee ozu so much
James Gomez
the composition of that shot is shit you blind man
Lucas Rodriguez
>ebin
For the win!
Mason Foster
Kurosawa is the least japanese director to come from Japan. Kubrick was a bore. Scorsese is a joke.
None of these is good. The Birth of a Nation is the worst thing that happened to american cinema.
Noah Ortiz
Oops!
Tyler Baker
...
Robert Powell
Oops!
Oliver Bell
that's a fucking stage
stop with this "muh silent film started everything" meme
Jose Peterson
name? can I find this in public trackers?
William Martinez
i have fewer screencaps of ozu films than i thought
Cooper Brown
...
Nicholas Thompson
>addressing the camera is something new
Oops!
Camden Wright
>Kurosawa is the least japanese director to come from Japan.
Is that a good or bad thing? Who would you suggest?
Samuel Ortiz
>you said borzage was a studio hack
Oops!
Ayden Anderson
Kubrick
>most intelligent
>most research
>hated actors
>multiple takes for perfection
>never made a bad film. never
>one film for each genre
whatever your opinions are, there is little argument
Isaiah Jenkins
>fictional drama
Film is a realist medium, plebs. The poetic documentary is the pure cinema!
Kevin Butler
What a retarded post. Making Samurai movies and movies about Japan's history makes him the least Japanese director? There are Jap directors who just make america style thrillers.
Michael Stewart
Honestly, the only answer is David Lynch
Logan Carter
This short was made by the greatest director alive youtu.be