The Most Talented Filmmaker Of All Time!

Started by Fearnix7 pages

Tsui Hark or kevin smith

Originally posted by BackFire
Well, it's a pretty large rumor that Spielberg did most of the directing for that movie. But who really knows.

Well, Spielberg did produce, write the story, co-write the screenplay and act as uncredited editor, so it's safe to say his influence is evident (plus it has the "look" of a Spielberg movie; for many years, I just assumed he WAS the director). Now, it's not as if I'd know, but doesn't a producer have the money/clout to tell the director how to direct (often leading to fights, firings and the dreaded "Alan Smithee" credit)? If Tobe Hooper thought he didn't keep enough of his creative input into the film, I should think there would have been more of a blow-up about it.

Myself oviously. 😱

I don't think anyone has mentioned Spike Lee yet.

Because he's a closet racist, with a personal agenda, a laundry list of social hang ups, and most of his movies really aren't anythin groundbreaking, other than social satires?

Originally posted by Cinemaddiction
Because he's a closet racist, with a personal agenda, a laundry list of social hang ups, and most of his movies really aren't anythin groundbreaking, other than social satires?

I wasn't saying he was a good director I wasn't saying he was a bad one all I was saying is nobody mentioned him thats all.

Gotcha, there's a good reason he hasn't been mentioned, is what I am saying.

Good. Glad we can understand eachother now.

Im going with Winddancer Akira Kurosawa was awesome, The Seven Samurai is a classic, Ridley Scott is good too though for Alien, and Gladiator

First time I've seen Ridley Scott mentioned.

I mentioned him in my very first post in this thread. Aside from "Alien" and "Gladiator", there's "Blade Runner", "Legend", and "Matchstick Men" amongst others.

Thats probably why I didn't remember.

And I mentioned Spike Lee on page four.

He is not the most talented but I just thought I would mention Stephen Summers.

i would say, these are not in order, just saying them

Scorses <sp?
M. Night
Cameron
Speilberg

Originally posted by moonwalker741
i would say, these are not in order, just saying them

Scorses <sp?
M. Night
Cameron
Speilberg

In my oppinion Spielberg and Cameron deserve to be on this list but M. Night still has to prove himself.

spielberg, Brian singer, and Ron howard.

Originally posted by saber
spielberg, Brian singer, and Ron howard.

Once again Spielberg and Howard might be there but Singer still has to prove himself with a few more films just like M. Night.

Originally posted by Mr Zero

Federico Felini
Carl Theodor Dreyer
Billy Wilder
Robert Bresson
Ingmar Bergman
James Whale
Roman Polanski

Great choises... I thought I was the only one in here who knew Dreyer.

M. Night Shyamalan
Peter Jackson
Tim Burton