Debate with other anons or post your own director ranking. I'll start with William Friedkin (FriedKino) >1: The Exorcist >2: Sorceror >3: The French Connection >4: To Live and Die in L.A. >5: Killer Joe
All of his films follow the same slow intro escalating to nonstop action formula, but The Exorcist is undeniably done best. The buildup establishes the base that the parents/priests are trying to get back to and once the kid turns full demon shit absolutely hits the fan.
William Lopez
Top ten, from left to right, top to bottom
Daniel White
how many fucking madea movies are there
Jordan King
>no Alex Cross disregarded opinion
Liam Thomas
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Camden Harris
french > exorcist > sorcerer > cruising > l.a.
Samuel Lee
1. Wild Strawberries 2. Persona 3. Fanny and Alexander 4. The Seventh Seal 5. Scenes from a Marriage
Fair enough. The Exorcist is objectively number one and Sorcerer is very underrated.
Bentley Stewart
Paul Thomas Anderson >1. There Will Be Blood >2. The Master >3. Phantom Thread >4. Inherent Vice >5. Magnolia
Adam King
Joe Johnston 1)The Rocketeer 2)Captain America The First Avenger 3)Jumanji 4)October Sky 5)Honey, I Shrunk The Kids
Anthony James
Aki Kaurismäki 1. Shadows in Paradise 2. Leningrad Cowboys Go America 3. La Vie De Boheme 4. Leningrad Cowboys Meet Moses 5. Le Havre
Nathan Flores
Wrong.
1. Punch-Drunk Love 2. There Will Be Blood 3. Phantom Thread 4. The Master 5. Magnolia
1) Dunkirk 2) Memento 3) The prestige 4) The dark knight 5) Inception
Tyler Gomez
Robert Wise
1. West Side Story 2. The Sound of Music 3. Somebody up there likes me 4. The Haunting 5. Star Trek: The Motion Picture
Kevin Parker
>Micheal Bay 1. The Rock 2. Bad Boys 2 3. Pain and Gain 4. Armageddon 5. Transformers 2
Special Mention: 13 Hours
Adrian Jones
"Stand by Me" has to be number two ahead of when harry... It's incredibly well directed with a bunch of child actors, which is always a huge gamble. Plus it's flat out just a better movie.
Kayden Cox
1. Transformers 2. The Rock 3. Armageddon 4. Bad Boys 5. The Island
Joseph Reed
1. Inception 2. Batman Begins 3. The Dark Knight 4. Dunkirk 5. The Prestige
Gavin Miller
Barry Lyndon Dr. Strangelove Paths of Glory The Shinning 2001
Jason Hall
1. The Wrestler 2. Requiem for a Dream 3. Black Swan 4. Pi 5. The Fountain
Joshua Anderson
Not an underrated director, but a forgotton one. Love his work.
1. The Day the Earth Stood Still 2. The Andromeda Strain 3. The Sound of Music 4. The Haunting 5. Star Trek: The Motion Picture
William Myers
1. A Clockwork Orange 2. Barry Lyndon 3. The Shining 4. Paths of Glory 5. Spartacus
Chase Parker
2001 Dr Strangelove Eyes wide shut Paths of glory Shining
To be fair i havent seen Barry lyndon yet and i should
Tyler Cooper
Barry Lyndon 2001 Eyes Wide Shut A Clockwork Orange Paths Of Glory
Jose Ortiz
Robert Altman 1. Nashville 2. 3 women 3. the long goodbye 4. the player 5. McCabe and Mrs. Miller
Jaxson Sanchez
Eyes wide shut Barry Lyndon Lolita 2001 the shining
Camden Cook
>No Winter Light, Through A Glass Darkly or Summer With Monika or Hour Of The Wolf
You just listed the most basic bitch Begman top 5
Nathaniel Cooper
wow, a post that's not 90% reddit for once, maybe today won't be redditcentral
Evan Hernandez
But where does The Guardian fall on the list?
Jaxon Ramirez
> 1. Magnolia > 2. There Will Be Blood > 3. Punch Drunk Love > 4. Boogie Nights > 5. The Master
Camden Diaz
1. Silence 2. The Wolf of Wall Street 3. Mean Streets 4. Taxi Driver 5. The King of Comedy
Gavin Thompson
> 1. 2001 > 2. Barry Lyndon > 3. Dr Strangelove > 4. A Clockwork Orange > 5. The Shining
Brody Lopez
1. Taxi Driver 2. Raging Bull 3. Goodfellas 4. Mean Streets 5. The King of Comedy
Ryder James
>A few good men >Top five Maximum overpleb. Sort your shit out.
This is Spinal Tap The Princess Bride Misery Stand by me When Harry Met Sally
Daniel Perez
1. Stalker 2. Andrei Rublev 3. Mirror 4. Solaris 5. Ivan's Childhood
Brayden Foster
seems accurate, but was BB2 really better than BB? might need a rewatch. P&G is a lot of fun.
Justin Walker
1. Barton Fink 2. Fargo 3. O Brother Where are thou 4. The Man Who Wasn’t There 5. A Serious Man
Ian Lewis
1. To the Wonder 2. Thin Red Line 3. Knight of Cups 4. Badlands 5. The New World
Granted I haven't seen Tree of Life but it would probably knock New World out of the top five.
Colton Bennett
>no short cuts Why?
Joseph Jones
Watch it man its the best
Alexander Evans
I wanna. It's just a matter of finding a Blu-Ray copy.
Kayden Clark
I just bought bis arthaus box Just a shame Thin red line isnt in there