To be edgy I'd name drop Fellini or Kurosawa or Tarkovsky. The edgiest of edgelords love dropping Tarkovsky.
But for me, probably Spielberg or Scorsese, they both have a shit ton of films I've enjoyed. Though I've probably enjoyed more Spielberg films in total, as he's a more prolific director. The better films belong to Scorsese.
Originally posted by Robtard
To be edgy I'd name drop Fellini or Kurosawa or Tarkovsky. The edgiest of edgelords love dropping Tarkovsky.But for me, probably Spielberg or Scorsese, they both have a shit ton of films I've enjoyed. Though I've probably enjoyed more Spielberg films in total, as he's a more prolific director. The better films belong to Scorsese.
Good answers...no argument there. What do you think of Quentin or Stanley
Quentin is a good to great director, at least I enjoy almost all his films, but **he's a a notorious shoplifter of ideas/scenes. Mind you, lots of directors borrow and are inspired by other directors. But Quentin straight up shoplifts.
Kubrick is a great director as well, but I can probably count on one hand the number of films of his I really like or love.
**That's just one video, youtube is littered with similar videos comparing Tarantino scenes to other scenes he clearly "borrowed" form
Originally posted by Robtard
To be edgy I'd name drop Fellini or Kurosawa or Tarkovsky. The edgiest of edgelords love dropping Tarkovsky.But for me, probably Spielberg or Scorsese, they both have a shit ton of films I've enjoyed. Though I've probably enjoyed more Spielberg films in total, as he's a more prolific director. The better films belong to Scorsese.
What's so edgy about representing Samurai Jack?
It should be a crime that Genndy Tarkovsky and Stan Sakai have not been put together to make the greatest thing since the Reese's Peanut Butter Cup.
Of course I'm talking a proper Usagi Yojimbo animated series.
Originally posted by Insane Titan
I’m not trying to bait him. I’m flat out calling him out on his childlike bs. Using the excuse of “I bet you PM’d a mod” for help trick he tries to pull all the time. Like I said I’ve got no issue with whatever punishment you dish out. But no way in hell am I backing down from a unstable freak who THINKS he’s edgy/funny bully as phucking stupid and childish as that sounds.
With comments like that, you're really not coming across better than he is. And he's coming across pretty badly.
Originally posted by Robtard
Quentin is a good to great director, at least I enjoy almost all his films, but **he's a a notorious shoplifter of ideas/scenes. Mind you, lots of directors borrow and are inspired by other directors. But Quentin straight up shoplifts.Kubrick is a great director as well, but I can probably count on one hand the number of films of his I really like or love.
**That's just one video, youtube is littered with similar videos comparing Tarantino scenes to other scenes he clearly "borrowed" form
I didn't know Quentin stole ideas. His favorite film of mine is Res Dogs. That's shitty news to learn
Originally posted by cdtm
What's so edgy about representing Samurai Jack?It should be a crime that Genndy Tarkovsky and Stan Sakai have not been put together to make the greatest thing since the Reese's Peanut Butter Cup.
Of course I'm talking a proper Usagi Yojimbo animated series.
That's Tartakovsky, I said Tarkovsky.
Originally posted by Sin I AM
I didn't know Quentin stole ideas. His favorite film of mine is Res Dogs. That's shitty news to learn
Yeah, I really like Quentin, but he's a bit like Greg Land in that respect.
On a related note, I finally watched the Hidden Fortress....and I can see where Lucas lifted all his Star Wars ideas from.
I really enjoy Justin Lin's films, as mass market as it is.
Darabont never gets mentioned, which always shocks me.
I've watched Shawshank more than any other film ever. He rarely makes a bad film.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Yeah, I really like Quentin, but he's a bit like Greg Land in that respect.On a related note, I finally watched the Hidden Fortress....and I can see where Lucas lifted all his Star Wars ideas from.
I really enjoy Justin Lin's films, as mass market as it is.
Yeah, it is very clear.