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Posted at: 9/19/01 11:41 AM
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Of the top of me brain:
Jeunet and Caro - they did Delicatessin and City of Lost Children
Wes Anderson- Bottle Rocket and Rushmore
Tim Burton- Edward Scissorhands and Peewee's Big Adventure are on my list of all time favorite movies
there's more, but i'm too tired.
Posted at: 9/19/01 12:05 PM
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Well, I'd have to do three of them
Kevin Smith: View Askew, responsible for Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma, and Jay and Silent Bob strike back
The Coen Brothers: Responsible for Raising Arizona, The Big Lebowski, Oh Brother Where Art Thou, Fargo, and Blood Simple
Chiodo Brothers: Responisble for Killer Clowns from Outer Space
Posted at: 9/19/01 01:45 PM
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At 9/19/01 02:48 AM, xvllvx wrote: At 9/19/01 02:46 AM, xvllvx wrote: Darren AronofskyNote, that pic was not Darren Aronofsky, that is the main character from Pi... but you already knew that. http://www.pithemovie.com/pithemovie.html
At 9/19/01 02:46 AM, xvllvx wrote: Darren Aronofsky
Ic an't beleive I forgot aronofsky! PI was amazing! like a sick religious tract in movie form... not to mention the crushing soundtrack compiled by clint mansell
Posted at: 9/19/01 01:48 PM
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Stanley Kubrick.
NG London meet hub (17/01/09) NG Amsterdam meet hub (07/03/09)
Posted at: 9/19/01 05:53 PM
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At 9/18/01 11:13 PM, traekwon wrote: At 9/18/01 11:08 PM, GameboyCC_Advance wrote: Who is your favorite movie director? Terry Gilliam, he's whacked.
At 9/18/01 11:08 PM, GameboyCC_Advance wrote: Who is your favorite movie director?
What do you expect from a former Monty Python guy?
Posted at: 9/19/01 06:11 PM
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Kevin Smith, YES!
WHAT!
Posted at: 9/19/01 06:12 PM
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At 9/18/01 11:23 PM, Icarus32 wrote: I like Mel Brooks as well. But I also like Sam Ramimi or whatever. He did Army of Darkness, one of my favorite movies.
sam raimi (he's doing the spider man film too). I like a lot of odd people.
Oliver Stone Lucio Fulci Peter Jackson Martin Scorsese] Francis Ford Coppola Tim Burton (planet of the apes sucked though) Tex Avery John Carpenter Joel and Ethan Coen David Fincher Stanely Kubrick Ridley Scott Quentin Tarantino Ed Wood
Hmmm. Probabyly missing some. Oh well, screw it.
Posted at: 9/20/01 10:40 AM
At 9/19/01 12:05 PM, Infin- wrote: Well, I'd have to do three of them Kevin Smith: View Askew, responsible for Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma, and Jay and Silent Bob strike back The Coen Brothers: Responsible for Raising Arizona, The Big Lebowski, Oh Brother Where Art Thou, Fargo, and Blood Simple Chiodo Brothers: Responisble for Killer Clowns from Outer Space
How could I have forgotten John Woo
He did Replacement Killers, Killer. As well as Xmen, Mission Impossible 2, Face Off, Broken Arrow, Hard Boiled, Run Tiger Run, Heros Shed No Tears, Money Talk, and Hand of the Devil
Posted at: 9/20/01 11:07 AM
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At 9/19/01 06:12 PM, tritotch wrote: Tim Burton (planet of the apes sucked though)
I think Tim Burton is a great director if he gets it right.
Right: Batman, Batman Returns, Sleepy Hollow, Pee Wee's Big Adventure, Edward Scissorhands, Ed Wood, Beetlejuice
Wrong: Planet of the Apes, Mars Attack!, A Nightmare Before Christmas (I know, he produced it, but it's been awhile seen I've last seen it but I remember I didn't like it when I saw it.)
Posted at: 9/20/01 03:35 PM
At 9/19/01 11:41 AM, sterile wrote: Of the top of me brain:
they're awesome, they are TOTALLY writer's kidna directors, like teh cohen brothers, who by the way, RULE as well
those are his slick movies, but now he's like poor johnny one-note, all his movies look the same. He's totally abstardizing his own style at this point, doing these arch-hollywood blockbsuter type ofs cripts but putting a burton looka round it. He tasted the BIG money with batman and now he forgets how to progress as ana rtist I think. His old flicks are killer though. I eman, even beetleguice, he was bringing home the weirdness in UNEXPECTED ways. And edward scissorhands? what a great flick. Like many of the stories he devised hismelf, tis totally about him. He's a guy dressed in balck in a big pastel 50s suburban world. He can hurt people when all he wants to do is hold them. Its pretty brilliant. Likewise nightmare ebfore christmas is a emtaphor for hsia ttempt to fit into the disney system and the subsequent disaster that followed. He just ahd tos tick with halloween! He's the pumpkin king dammit.
wheeew
Posted at: 9/20/01 04:49 PM
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Quentin Tarantino ! Watch my crappy new movie ( go to my profile and then to "Strange LAwyer"!)
Posted at: 9/20/01 09:19 PM
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At 9/20/01 10:40 AM, Infin- wrote: At 9/19/01 12:05 PM, Infin- wrote: Well, I'd have to do three of them Kevin Smith: View Askew, responsible for Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma, and Jay and Silent Bob strike back The Coen Brothers: Responsible for Raising Arizona, The Big Lebowski, Oh Brother Where Art Thou, Fargo, and Blood Simple Chiodo Brothers: Responisble for Killer Clowns from Outer Space How could I have forgotten John Woo He did Replacement Killers, Killer. As well as Xmen, Mission Impossible 2, Face Off, Broken Arrow, Hard Boiled, Run Tiger Run, Heros Shed No Tears, Money Talk, and Hand of the Devil
Please...don't attribute X-Men and Replacement Killers to Woo. He did neither - although he produced RK.
Posted at: 9/20/01 09:34 PM
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The Cohen Brothers are good. Jackie Chan of course (yes, he directs)...Tim Burton, Kevin Smith, a whole lot more. I hate making extensive lists because I always leave somebody out who really should have been there. If I make a short list it's pretty much a given that I'll leave people out. It helps me sleep at night...
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