who's your favorite director???

Question

whos the director of a movie that you'll watch anytime cuz he/she makes great films? and what's your favorite movie that he/she makes?

Answer 1

I would have to say my favorite is Peter Jackson then Andrew Adamson, George Lucas, & Steven Speilberg.

Answer 2

Luc Besson is my favorite director. (Modern) I fell in love with his work when I saw the last 1/3 of the movie 'The Professional' one afternoon while I was working at home. Since it was on a cable channel it was repeated about 6 times that week and I managed to catch different parts until I had seen it all. That weekend I went to Best Buy and bought the International Version of the film. (That version is called 'Leon'). It is not remotely the 'kind' of movie I would describe if asked what I like. There is too much violence, it's a dark story with no definite ending. No one sings or dances or tells funny stories. No one kisses their horse or rides off into the sunset. And I love every minute of it.

M. Besson also directed The Fifth Element, another movie I have watched over and over again wondering why I like it so much. I normally prefer my sci-fi a little straighter than Chris Rock in a phallic blonde wig as an interstellar radio star, but apparently M. Besson knows me better than I know myself. He has some secret knowledge of what will resonate within my soul and he simply tells THAT story. He lights it, dresses the set, draws the emotion from the actors, cut, print - that's a wrap.

If you haven't seen his work, check out his page on imdb -

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000108/

He is producer, writer, director, actor and more. Immensely talented. Merci M. Besson!

Jen

Answer 3

David Cronenberg
Otto Premminger
Billy Wilder
Alfred Hitchcock
David Lean
Stanley Kubrick

Answer 4

Sir Alfred Hitchcock - Rear Window, Foreign Correspondent, Notorious, 39 Steps, North by Northwest are some of my favorites.
Steven Spielberg - Minorty Report, Schindler's List, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones' Last Crusade, Jurassic Park (to name but a few)

Answer 5

compared to books, videos are meant to regulate the viewer. Vladamir Nabokav stated a good reader "as a thanks to appreciate the latter’s international, ought to stay aloof, or detached from his heart and emotions." yet, directors do not supply us that loose will. We bypass to the flicks to adventure some thing that possibly we does no longer adventure first hand or possibly would opt for to. directors teach us the international by their eyes. They teach us what they see, they convey about us on the purpose of those peoples lives and if effective they are waiting to regulate the viewer. i will only use 2 videos to teach this: Lolita[95f687ff3dcd442254e334a9033d34995f687ff3dcd442254e334a9033d34995f687ff3dcd442254e334a9033d34995f687ff3dcd442254e334a9033d349] and A Clockwork Orange the position Stanley Kubrik is in complete administration of the visitors emotions. He makes us a pity a pedophile and hate his prey a woman taken far flung from her mom. This guy killed this childs mom, so he will be together with her. yet, they viewer is able to sympathize with the pedophile. In A Clockwork Orange, Kubrik portrays Alex Delarge so repulsively that the viewer regularly forgets that he's only a teenager. Kubrik is a carry close of the humanities and by skill of toying with my emotions he makes me opt for to observe his videos.

Answer 6

Steven Speilberg:
Schindler's List
Saving Private Ryan

Answer 7

Stanley Kubrick.--Lolita, Dr. Strangelove, The Shining.

Answer 8

Lucas,Speilberg Kubrik, Cameron

Answer 9

George Lucas .. Star wars trilogy

Steven Spielberg : Indiana Jones trilogy, E.T.

Answer 10

Michel Gondry & Steven Spielberg