Favorite Director

[TheRundownRabbit]

Mine is a three way tie
between Troy Duffy, Tarantino, and Takashi Miike

 

[SquirrelPants]

I'm not sure if there are any that I really like more, but I read 'favorite director' and instantly thought 'Quentin Tarantino.'
So...Yeah. Me being kind of a movies guy, he's the first guy who comes to mind when I think 'favorite.'

 

[Insignia19]

Hmmmm, Stanley Kubrick is on the top of my list for sure. Notable mentions are Tarantino of course, Wachowski Bros., Peter Jackson, and Steven Spielberg is pretty decent too I guess .

 

[rt052192]

well... Quentin Tarantino, Martin Scorsese, Francis Ford Coppola, Steven Spielberg, Peter Jackson. I believe that is it, note the top three being of Italian decent

 

[clipse15]

Mine is a three way tie
between Troy Duffy, Tarantino, and Takashi Miike

Really troy duffy? I respect that people like the first Boondock Saints where I didn't care for it but other than that the only other thing he's directed Boondock Saints 2. I never saw it but didnt fans of the first one hate the second one?

 

[CK76]

Right now? Miyazaki and Nolan come to mind.

 

[Marter]

I'm going to go with Neil Marshall, just because of how much I liked Doomsday. ^_^

 

[Onyx Oblivion]

Ron Howard.

Robert Zemememeekekekekeis. Or however you spell it.

 

[Me55enger]

Gotta be original here:

Whedon.

 

[old account]

Wes Anderson, hands down!

 

[reg42]

Tarantino and Tim Burton, though Burton was less than immpressive with Alice. He's so great when he does original movies; I just wish he could stick to those more often.
I'm tempted to say Neill Blomkamp, but I'll have to see more to make a decision.

 

[Jack_Uzi]

Stanley Kubrick or Terry Gilliam, difficult one.

 

[AceAngel]

Martin Scorsese would be in my list, and the only one who has a strong record next to James Cameron.

Almost every other director has somewhat screwed up something in their career.

 

[Sajuuk-khar]

Definitely Stanley Kubrick. Not all of his films are amongst my favourites, but all of them have a 'unique' feeling and are just well made. They also 'feel' like the direction the director took them into added something.

 

[Omikron009]

Hayao Miyazaki, because his movies are the only Japanese animation of any kind that I don't utterly despise. In fact, they're some of my favourite movies.

 

[Johnnyallstar]

Uwe Boll!

/duck and cover.


Actually, I have to say a young George Lucas. Ever since the body snatching in 1990 the creature referred to as George Lucas has been abysmal.

 

[Coranico]

James Cameron, Quentin Tarantino, M Night Shymalan (sometimes... Sixth Sense was amazing, Lady in the water... not so much)

 

[Julianking93]

Michael Bay

Of currently living directors;

Scorcese, Tarantino, Wook-Park and Fincher.

 

[||XIII]

Stanley Kubrick has got to be my favorite; not only are all of his films of damn high quality, but he also manages to have such a diversity in the genres of his movies, making everything from sci-fi to war movies and drama.

 

[poet_lawreate]

Danny Boyle. Very definitely Danny Boyle.