Who would you say is your favorite director? I've always liked Clint Eastwood's films, he's got a barebones style that I like.
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Favorite Director(s)
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SUNSTONE said:My favorite directors are
Q. Tarantino
Stephen Chow!
Oh yeah, I really like Chow. I want to get ahold of more of his movies, just saw Shaolin Soccer and Kung-Fu Hustle two weeks ago.
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i need to see more jet li movies. I"ve seen a few of his american ones, i should see his other ones. Hero and unleased are two of my favorites of his.
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Papamidnight said:
I watched all of them within a 2 day period with a friend. Almost too much Bruce Lee.
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SUNSTONE
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Papamidnight said:
You definitly should. He is the grandfather of the martial arts films.
To this day no one has replaced, or out done Bruce Lee. His work, his attitude, his dedication are still unmatched and copied more than any other man in the martial arts history.
He is considered the greatest fighter of the 20th century, even thou he only weighed 130 pounds!!
He studied ALL fighting styles and took the best of all styles to create a well rounded fighting style that is still being taught to this day.
Even thou he was so small, he had sooo much power! I watched him kick a guy about 15 feet up off of his feet.
He did this one inch punch on the current world judo champion. That punch flipped the guy over a chair.
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Probably Hitchcock gets my first vote. He always appeared briefly in various scenes in his movies...like a man getting on a bus, etc. My vote for a current director goes to:
SIDNEY POLLACK....The Way We Were, Tootsie, Out of Africa, and more. He is still directing. Sometimes he plays a small part in his movies, e.g. Tootsie.
SIDNEY POLLACK....The Way We Were, Tootsie, Out of Africa, and more. He is still directing. Sometimes he plays a small part in his movies, e.g. Tootsie.
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