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Currently there are several directors whose new films are must-sees for me, despite any possible bad reviews and lousy word-of-mouth:
Terrence Malick
the Coen brothers
Wes Anderson
Paul Thomas Anderson
Cameron Crowe
Peter Bogdanovich
Paolo Sorrentino
Noah Baumbach
Nuri Bilge Ceylan
Whit Stillman
Alexander Payne
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Ennio Morricone, if his name appeared on the poster advertising the next film appearing at my local cinema, I'd go and watch it.
It wouldn't matter to me whether the film was good, bad or downright ugly, I was there for the music.
I was lucky enough to see some great movies like The Red Tent, The Burglars and Winged Devils.
Great films, wonderful music, happy days.
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diffrent eras really. back then, 70s, yes. when there really were directors worth crossing the road for. and when there were so few soundtracks available, i sat in cinemas recording the music.
id go hell and high water - even to mad late night showings, just to catch a movie id not seen by proper talent.
peckinpah.
leone.
don siegel
Ralph Nelson
david lean
later Scorcese.
and like Chris,anything with morricone on the poster.
went to see Massacre in Rome and The Night Caller (Fear on the city). coz i read Ennio did it.
happy days, indeed. when stuff was harder to find, you had no choice.
these days, theres no one. ive been to the cinema 3 times in the last year, havent bought a dvd in ages.
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Directors: Spielberg, Scott (Used to go to all of Shyamalan's films too, til they tanked.)
Genre: STAR WARS, INDIANA JONES, most ancient era films
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Aug 31, 2015 - 8:19 AM
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Thor
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Yes, I have seen pretty much everything by Steven Spielberg, Ridley Scott, Tim Burton, Michelangelo Antonioni, David Lynch, David Fincher etc. -- some of my favourite directors.
In terms of actors, I have seen everything there is of Jack Nicholson, and aim to do the same with Anthony Hopkins, Ian Holm and a few others.
For composers, I've seen everything that is available in some format by John Williams, Danny Elfman and Elliot Goldenthal. I also have as complete a collection of these as humanly possible.
It's a natural thing -- once you find your favourites, you want to explore everything they've done, even the old and creaky stuff or the misfires.
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No.
Well...maybe the Coen Bros. But, basically everyone involved needs to bring it. My time is not unlimited.
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Sure, anything from my favorite composers.
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