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Best Filmmakers Ever

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white Boy:

--- Quote from: Blasphemy on September 04, 2009, 07:20:50 PM ---IMO its hard cause each have a lot of work. Then you got the old 1930s movies and stuff. IMO Taratino even though he made Pulp Fiction and dogs, can't qualify.

Every one of his films takes stuff from other movies (call it Homage or Plagerism which ever suits you) as such a lot of cool concepts/lines were already taken from other movies (which were either already acclaimed or had a cult following.Only a couple were unknown). All he does is Combine em. IMO though he should really be on the list near the bottom of greatest, cause Pulp Fiction was one were he really stood out amongst everyone else, and had very little stuff from other movies.

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i completely disagree, i like the fact that he gives a tip of the hat to the films befoe him, tarantino is like the biggest movie fan, but that doesnt take anything away from him, his style is so developed, you see a scene, and you go, thats so tarantino, and all his movies have such particular and spectacular directing, even jacvkie brown, which i liked, but wasa dropoff after reservior and pulp... tarantino is easily top 5 for me

cant beleive i forgot hitchcock

Chamillitary Click:
Sergio Leone

Matty:
some of my picks:

Stanley Kubrick
Yasujirō Ozu
Takeshi Kitano
Orson Welles
John Carpenter
Alfred Hitchcock
David Lynch
Douglas Sirk
Terrence Malick

list is missing some european names, can't be bothered to think about it too hard right now 8)

50:

--- Quote from: doggystylin on September 04, 2009, 05:14:07 PM ---1.Stanley Kubrick
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(theres a huge gap)

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everyone else

Peter Jackson
James Cameron
Paul Thomas Anderson
Coen Brothers
Quentin Tarantino
Steven Spielberg

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no Scorsese???   FAIL!

Doggystylin:
Scorcese has had a lot of FAILS so therefore he FAILS.

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