Favorite Director.

[Tristran]

Sure, there are many topics about "whats ur favorite movie" and such, but now, WHATS YOUR FAVORITE DIRECTOR? they are the people behind the movies you love, and make them what they are, so list some!

mine are:

1. David Fincher (Fight Club, Seven)

2. Quentin Tarantino (Pulp Fiction, Resevoir Dogs)

3. Woody Allen (Hollywood Ending, Deconstructing Harry)
his neuroticism amuses me....

[Keyser-Soze]

Tarantino's a nerd-bomber, but his films are good.

Francis Ford Coppola (Godfather, GF II, Apocalypse Now)
Martin Scorsese (Taxi Driver, Goodfellas, Bringing Out the Dead?)
Brian Singer (Usual Suspects, X-men, X2)
Spielberg (Jaws, Jurassic Park, Minority Report)

[llama]

I smell like BO for some reason, Im wearing deodorant, and I shower. What in Gods name is that smell?

[shak3s]

At 4/22/03 11:45 PM, Disposable_Chameleon wrote: I smell like BO for some reason, Im wearing deodorant, and I shower. What in Gods name is that smell?

You're sitting next to your dirty socks and sneakers- I can smell them from here.

[AngryArab]

At 4/22/03 11:43 PM, Keyser_Soze wrote: Tarantino's a nerd-bomber, but his films are good.

Francis Ford Coppola (Godfather, GF II, Apocalypse Now)
Martin Scorsese (Taxi Driver, Goodfellas, Bringing Out the Dead?)
Brian Singer (Usual Suspects, X-men, X2)
Spielberg (Jaws, Jurassic Park, Minority Report)

my only problem with apoc. now was the ending was like corny, well or i didnt get the message, it was cool he hacked him up but i didnt like the music, it made it weird for some reason, made me want to hack up a few people.

[Keyser-Soze]

At 4/23/03 12:03 AM, _Duffman_ wrote: my only problem with apoc. now was the ending was like corny, well or i didnt get the message, it was cool he hacked him up but i didnt like the music, it made it weird for some reason, made me want to hack up a few people.

"The End" by The Doors. It's a cool song. The theme of the film at that the war induces madness for people who have lived there too long and they can't let go unless they are dead, so Kurtz (Brandon) knows that Willard (Sheen) will kill him and he lets him do it because it's the only way out. It's cleaverly juxtaposed against the slaughter of the ox, which seems to suggest that once man is at war, he is at the same level as an animal.

[Phantasmagoria-crow]

Stanley Kubrick...(pictured) As well as Peter Jackson(Lord of the Rings) and Darren Aronofsky (Pi, and Requiem for a dream.) Not to mention Sam Mendes (American Beauty, Road to Perdition). Beautiful artists each and every one.

[AngryArab]

At 4/23/03 12:07 AM, Keyser_Soze wrote:

"The End" by The Doors. It's a cool song. The theme of the film at that the war induces madness for people who have lived there too long and they can't let go unless they are dead, so Kurtz (Brandon) knows that Willard (Sheen) will kill him and he lets him do it because it's the only way out. It's cleaverly juxtaposed against the slaughter of the ox, which seems to suggest that once man is at war, he is at the same level as an animal.

yah see, i dont get that but i get endoplasmic reticulum.strange i never get non compliacted things.

[Keyser-Soze]

At 4/23/03 12:11 AM, Phantasmagoria_crow wrote: Stanley Kubrick...(pictured)

DOH! How could I forget Kubrick! Full Metal Jacket is one of my favorites, and Clockwork Orange and 2001 are MASTERPIECES. Also, each film gets bonus points for being REALLY freaky to watch whilst stoned.

[AngryArab]

At 4/23/03 12:14 AM, Keyser_Soze wrote:

At 4/23/03 12:11 AM, Phantasmagoria_crow wrote: Stanley Kubrick...(pictured)

DOH! How could I forget Kubrick! Full Metal Jacket is one of my favorites, and Clockwork Orange and 2001 are MASTERPIECES. Also, each film gets bonus points for being REALLY freaky to watch whilst stoned.

full metal jacket is a great movie, i love the bootcamp parts, the end is great also when there singing the mickey mouse song.

[Tristran]

Heh, Clockwork Orange. I did not fully understand that movie the first time I saw it. It's a great film.

[WoIf]

At 4/23/03 12:11 AM, Phantasmagoria_crow wrote: Stanley Kubrick...(pictured) As well as Peter Jackson(Lord of the Rings) and Darren Aronofsky (Pi, and Requiem for a dream.) Not to mention Sam Mendes (American Beauty, Road to Perdition). Beautiful artists each and every one.

My favorite director's are what this guy said before me.

[OpIvy420]

1. Tarantino
2. Kevin Smith (Clerks, Dogma)
3. Michael Moore (Bowling For Columbine)

[Mojimbo]

Sten Speilberg and George Lucas, or r they producers, i get those two confused