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#71
11-05-2006, 09:11 PM
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Re: Great Films and Filmmakers
Soderbergh sucks. Mike Leigh's work is similar and way better.
Jean-Pierre Jeunet I'm sort of a Jim Jarmusch / Hal Hartley fan but not sure they qualify. Eric Rohmer too. meh, there's millions, this thread is tiresome. 
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#75
11-05-2006, 11:07 PM
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Re: Great Films and Filmmakers
no @ soderbergh pls, jesus
gilliam doesn't make the cut either and i'm a fan (too much mediocrity amongst the brilliant ideas) don't think anyone has said polanski yet, he's an obvious choice by your criteria (chinatown, repulsion, the pianist) personally i think werner herzog is worthy no-one has mentioned the obvious foreign guys like ozu, fellini, godard etc either
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#76
11-06-2006, 12:09 AM
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Re: Great Films and Filmmakers
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Raiders was directed by Spielberg. As far as Spielberg - I mostly HATE him. There's JAWS - though Jaws is a testament to Verna Fields editing - she saved that film. Close Encounters was good, as was Raiders - so okay, that's three. But most of evertyhing else makes me nauseous. [/ QUOTE ] I still think he should be mentioned because of Schindler's List, Raiders and SPR.
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#79
11-06-2006, 01:18 AM
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Re: Great Films and Filmmakers
Wes Anderson
Bottle Rocket Rushmore The Royal Tenebaums/Life Aquatic You could argue over 3 great films but Bottle Rocket and Rushmore are outstanding and all of his work is entertaining and interesting.
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#80
11-06-2006, 02:42 AM
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Re: Great Films and Filmmakers
Jean-Luc Godard
Breathless Contempt Band of Outsiders Mike Nichols The Graduate Biloxi Blues Primary Colors Closer Also, though it's still too early to tell Sofia Coppola The Virgin Suicides Lost in Translation Marie Antoinette
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