by 
eddie1
ANSWERS: 50
-
Speilberg
-
I like Martin Scorsese and Peter Jackson.
-
Ron Howard
-
Speilberg
-
...It is between Peter Jackson, Ron Howard, George Lucas, Steven Spielberg and Edward Zwick.
-
Tim Burton
-
George Lucas, Peter Jackson, Steven Spielberg.
-
Kurosawa and Lynch. Scorsese gets an honorable mention.
-
Robert Altman
-
John Huston Penny Marshall
-
The Coen brothers - Raising Arizona, Fargo, The Big Lebowski. I love their offbeat sense of surrealistic humor.
-
I have three: Clint Eastwood Alexander Payne Jim Jarmusch
-
I love Quentin Tarrantino, Robert Rodriguez, Stanley Kubrick :)
-
Steven Spielberg, Ang Lee and Quentin Tarantino. Sorry I have three.
-
Brian De Palma and Quentin Tarantino are two of my favorites
-
Tim Burton cute avatar btw
-
Steven Spielberg Alfred Hitchkock Akira Kurosawa Martin Scorsese
-
frank miller
-
David Fincher - Fight Club
-
For just any movie, Steven Speilburg, but for freaky movies, Quentin Tarentino.
-
I like too many to name just one... Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese, Sofia Coppola, Peter Jackson, Ron Howard... just to name a few
-
Tony Kaye (American History X) Paul Haggis (Crash) Ridley Scott (Gladiator) David Frenkel (The Devil Wears Prada)
-
Ozu Yasujiro. He directed one of the, if not the, best films of all time----"Tokyo Story" (1953).
-
Ridley Scott, his movies have atmosphere.
-
Martin Scorsese
-
Well,My name is Bill Morgan and my web page is http://mysitehere.atspace.com/ and My favorite movie director is Steven Spielberg
-
My favorite of all time is Stanley Kubrick.
-
1. Tim Burton 2. Stanley Kubrick 3. Peter Jackson
-
Before he sold his soul and did Scream, Wes Craven. Now, well, outside of Francis Ford Coppola not much.
-
Clint Eastwood is really good, as is Ron Howard.
-
Ang Lee.
-
Michael Haneke Wolfgang Petersen Stanley Kubrick . Matt Stone is my favorite contemporary American director.
-
Numero uno: Stanley Kubrick then: Sergio Leone Martin Scorcese Federico Fellini My 2 cents.
-
Probably Scorsese.
-
Tarsem. His movies are works of art.
-
Michel Gondry
-
Kubrick
-
I would have to say Martin Scorcese, but a close second is Steven Spielberg
-
my list is rather short here for i judge a good director by the validity of a finished film product. therefore, the greatest director in the history of sci-fi would have to go to the late great George pal. it was he who masterfully directed H. G. Wells war the world's and the time machine. to movies I picked out of a list of a hundred that were truly George Pal's directorial masterpieces!!!
-
Tim Burton and Guillermo del Toro.
-
Satyajit Ray
-
Tarantino. I love all of his movies. Gets the actors to do well, shots are great, and great visual effects.
-
At the moment, Michael Haneke But Alfred Hitchcock is most likely my favorite of all time -- phenomenal talent. Making such classic, popular films - - they were popular movies, yet, they weren't stupid movies, in my opinion. [ My vocabulary is severely limited tonight -- "stupid" is not the word I wanted. Usually I find many popular movies "stupid." But Hitchcock's films were popular, yet, they remain a class above so much of what I've seen in my life. ] +5
-
I'm torn between Hitchcock and del Toro.
-
Spielberg; because his films inspire awe that lie dormant in us all.
-
Ron Howard!~he is down to earth~and I liked him when he was just OPPIE
-
Brett Ratner.
-
Robert Wise. As a big fan of both SF films and Musicals, I got the best of both worlds from him... not to mention he edited "Citizen Kane" (oops... I guess I did mention it). Then... James Cameron followed quickly by Alfred Hitchcock and John Carpenter. Hope this helps.
-
David Fincher
-
Krzysztof Kieslowski. Very thoughtful, deep themed works.
Mrs. C 
Roaring RELATED QUESTIONS
Copyright 2023, Wired Ivy, LLC