Favorite director?

[Rtardz]

Martin Scorsese
Guy Ritchie
Quentin Tarantino
Tim Burton

[Akagaminosteven]

Hard to even decide if he's my favorite, but I'll go with Sergio Leone and put The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly as my favorite film by him.

[valade16]

Christopher Nolan:
Memento
The Prestige
The Dark Knight

For some reason I really like Mark Pellington's directing style, however he's only directed a couple movies, but I really like the 2 he did: Arlington Road and Mothman Prophecies.

[Im Old Gregggg]

scorsese


by MILES

[H-MYK]

Quinton Tarantino

Kill Bill Vol 1

[Tongue-Splitter]

Nolan
Wes Anderson
Paul Thomas Anderson
Joel and Ethan Coen
Guillermo Del Toro
Duncan Jones
Quentin Tarantino
Rian Johnson

In no order.

[Tragedy]

Too many to name. Hitchcock. Ridley Scott. Coens. And of course Martin.

And my list would not be complete without John Hughes. That man never got enough props for the awesome films he gave us.

[papirico52]

David Fincher- Se7en

So underrated as a director

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[PhillyLuver]

I think Ang Lee should be up there. He's shown a ton of versatility as a director.

[Vincent33]

I'm gonna throw in John McTiernan too for his job in directing two of my favorite action movies ever with Die Hard and Predator.

[valade16]

I'm gonna throw in John McTiernan too for his job in directing two of my favorite action movies ever with Die Hard and Predator.

I checked his Filmography and he also did the 13th Warrior! I had no idea all those were the same director.

[LAKERMANIA]

Scorsese and Nolan

[SenorGato]

Del Toro with Pan's Labyrinth, but it's very close with Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds and Kill Bill Vol 1.

[Sretep75]

Rob Zombie is pretty great

[LadyMorgana]

Joss Wheadon been A fan of his sin e Buffy,Angel and Firefly.Favorite Movies The AVENGERS and Serenity are the obvious choices but I really liked The Cabin in the Woods.