sleepflower wrote:After seeing Goodnighnt and Good luck , I have had to say clooney, he will be one of the greats eventually, such a craftsman.
Other than that, I'm a huge fan of michel gondry, a video artists through and through.
colonel_lugz wrote:sleepflower wrote:Aft er seeing Goodnighnt and Good luck , I have had to say clooney, he will be one of the greats eventually, such a craftsman.
Other than that, I'm a huge fan of michel gondry, a video artists through and through.
I agree there, i was very difficult not to vote for Clooney, I love both Confesions of a Dangerous Mind and GNaGL.....But i dont know which route he will follow acting or directing could he be the best he possibly could if he did both???
Keepcoolbutcare wrote:Jonathan Glazer
TonyWilson wrote:DaleTremont wrote:Keepcoolbutcare wrote:Jonathan Glazer
Most certainly.
I already concur
Pacino86845 wrote:Besides a mention for George Washington by KCBC some time ago, I've never even heard of this David Gordon Green... Pineapple Express is definitely one of my most anticipated films of the year to boot.
seppukudkurosawa wrote:Pacino86845 wrote:Besides a mention for George Washington by KCBC some time ago, I've never even heard of this David Gordon Green... Pineapple Express is definitely one of my most anticipated films of the year to boot.
He's probably most famous, however, for writing the intro to Vern's Seagalogy book.
Worst Part's Almost Over wrote:Personally, I'm looking forward to seeing what Sam Mendes does next. My vote goes for him.
Pacino86845 wrote:Who's that Tony?
In any case a few of those directors don't belong on the poll, that's for sure.
Most hilarious is Luc Besson, since he isn't going to direct a film again.
TonyWilson wrote:I'LL NEVER TELL!!!!
snyder
tapehead wrote:Pacino86845 wrote:Who's that Tony?
In any case a few of those directors don't belong on the poll, that's for sure.
Most hilarious is Luc Besson, since he isn't going to direct a film again.
I thought that too, he's actually announced his retirement (and then went ahead and made Angel A and Minimoys... and has two sequels for that in production...)
tapehead wrote:Because it's a thread about new-ish directors who look set to achieve greatness... although admittedly, there's already a few no-so-new names on that list.
Even so, Gilliam has quite a list of titles already under his belt, and one might argue he has more of his career behind him than ahead of him.
Maui wrote:Zodiac
Fight Club
Se7en
Just to name a few
I like this guy's work ALOT!
Leckomaniac wrote:Maui wrote:Zodiac
Fight Club
Se7en
Just to name a few
I like this guy's work ALOT!
I tend to fall into the camp that says Fight Club is a bit overrated, but I adored Zodiac and I really enjoy Se7en. Aronofsky got the nod from me based on Pi and the exceptional Fountain.
Maui wrote:Leckomaniac wrote:Ma ui wrote:Zodiac
Fight Club
Se7en
Just to name a few
I like this guy's work ALOT!
I tend to fall into the camp that says Fight Club is a bit overrated, but I adored Zodiac and I really enjoy Se7en. Aronofsky got the nod from me based on Pi and the exceptional Fountain.
Yeah Aronofsky is good.
I'd have to pick P.T. Anderson as a very close second to Fincher. The guy is so young and look at what he has accomplished so far. There Will be Blood , Magnolia, Punch Drunk Love, Boogie Nights. Good stuff here!
Maui wrote:IMDB says Clooney is directing a movie with the Coens.
Suburbicon...2009
Anyone know anything about this? Or has this been rehashed somewhere else.
TonyWilson wrote:I think we all agree that there should be a new poll, and let's limit it to directors with 2 or less films under their belt.
TonyWilson wrote:I think we all agree that there should be a new poll, and let's limit it to directors with 2 or less films under their belt.
TonyWilson wrote:I think we all agree that there should be a new poll, and let's limit it to directors with 2 or less films under their belt.
Pacino86845 wrote:TonyWilson wrote:I think we all agree that there should be a new poll, and let's limit it to directors with 2 or less films under their belt.
Two is too little IMO, I say 3-4 films should be the limit maybe?
DaleTremont wrote:TonyWilson wrote:I think we all agree that there should be a new poll, and let's limit it to directors with 2 or less films under their belt.
Or just take off Del Toro, Anderson 1, Anderson 2, Singer, Cuaron, Boyle, Nolan, Gondry, Aronofsky, Soderbergh, Fincher, Inarritu, Besson, and Shyamalan....
Lord Voldemoo wrote:DaleTremont wrote:TonyWilson wrote:I think we all agree that there should be a new poll, and let's limit it to directors with 2 or less films under their belt.
Or just take off Del Toro, Anderson 1, Anderson 2, Singer, Cuaron, Boyle, Nolan, Gondry, Aronofsky, Soderbergh, Fincher, Inarritu, Besson, and Shyamalan....
and Gibson and Mendes...
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