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The Monty Python films for a good laugh.

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Originally posted by LeopoldStotch i would have mentioned del Toro, but his earlier works scare me. his later works the past couple of years have been good though.

I loved The Orphanage (which he may have just produced), but Pan's Labyrinth was an instant favorite, Hellboy far surpassed my expectations, and now I can't wait to see what he does with The Hobbit.

Cuaron made one of the most brilliant films I've ever seen (Children of Men) after making a fantastically dark interpretation of the best Harry Potter book. I didn't enjoy Y Tu Mama Tambien so much, but I can see why it garnered the acclaim it did. In any case, I'm stoked to see what he has up his sleeve (Mexico '68) in the coming years as well.

Mexican directors are taking over the world of film.

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Originally posted by The17sss cuz some of us have a life

Oh, right. I forgot you'd rather spend your time listening to Rush tell you what to think.

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Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov Oh, right. I forgot you'd rather spend your time listening to Rush tell you what to think.

.... fish in a barrel my man, fish in a barrel. Getting a response like that out of you was as easy as I expected.

It's called sarcasm. Check into it.

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Originally posted by The17sss .... fish in a barrel my man, fish in a barrel. Getting a response like that out of you was as easy as I expected. It's called sarcasm. Check into it.

I see kitty's claws retract.

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Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov I see kitty's claws retract.

on a side note, Pan's Labrynth was the shit. Haven't seen any of the others. I gotta be in the mood to read subtitles constantly.

Fincher and the Coen bros FTW.

Michel Gondry

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Originally posted by Meat187 Kubrick Tarkovsky Dreyer Lynch Cronenberg Kitano Kurosawa Honorable mention to Charlie Kaufman, who's actually a screenwriter, but I feel that he should be credited more than the guys who actually made the corresponding movies.

I approve of this elegant, sophisticated and superior post

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Originally posted by The17sss I gotta be in the mood to read subtitles constantly.

you need a LOT of mental energy for that man!

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Originally posted by The17sss on a side note, Pan's Labrynth was the shit. Haven't seen any of the others. I gotta be in the mood to read subtitles constantly.

bahaha gtfo of this thread

haha... it's not the mental energy, I just hate having my eyes miss the little nuances of what's happening while they are focused on the subtitles most of the time.

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Originally posted by The17sss haha... it's not the mental energy, I just hate having my eyes miss the little nuances of what's happening while they are focused on the subtitles most of the time.

as opposed to what then, dubbing?

Stanley Kubrick
Darren Aronofsky
Christopher Nolan
Cameron Crowe
Francis Ford Coppola
Wes Anderson
Greg Mottola
David Fincher
Adam Mckay
Shane Meadows
Richard Kelly
Clint Eastwood
Sean Penn
Gus Van Sant.
Joel & Ethan Cohen
Alfonso Cuaron

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Originally posted by mezzir as opposed to what then, dubbing?

dear god no...lol. I won't watch a dubbed movie unless it's an old school Kung Fu flick.

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Originally posted by mezzir as opposed to what then, dubbing?

+1

If you liked Pan's Labyrinth, The Devil's Backbone will blow you away. I think it's a better film than Labyrinth, however both are excellent and shouldn't be overlooked

I never really pay attention to directors/writers, which I think is really weird. But I found out that I liked all of Danny Boyle's movies, so I guess him.

Oh and Mel Brooks fo sho.

Steven Spielberg
Christopher Nolan
James Cameron

James Cameron
Roman Polanski
Ridley Scott
Quentin Tarentino
Martin Scorsese
Francis ford coppolla
Tony Scott
John McTiernan

Kubrick
Lynch
Tarantino
Wes Anderson
Kevin Smith
Coen bros
Cristopher Nolan maybe, dunno, there are some.
edit: oh, and david fincher and woody allen maybe. ah, fuck, there's too many probably.

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Originally posted by Azz3D +1 If you liked Pan's Labyrinth, The Devil's Backbone will blow you away. I think it's a better film than Labyrinth, however both are excellent and shouldn't be overlooked

Are you kidding me? Those movies were practically the same. On that note, I couldn't like DB having watched PL first.

As for those who cited Kevin Smith. Me? Well, I can't stand his flicks. I can't really seem to "appreciate" them. Whatever but, folks strokes for different for.

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