You gotta admit he’s in the top 5 directors of all time
You gotta admit he’s in the top 5 directors of all time
Angel Johnson
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Aaron Hernandez
No, but he's very skilled and rarely makes a technical fuckup.
Jose Gray
I ain't gotta admit shit.
For the record he's a third rate Nolan/Scott clone.
Ryan Long
He’s made twice the kino Nolan has and started earlier what the fuck are you talking about
Isaac Hughes
He is not even in top 10 directors alive.
Hudson Gray
He’s one of my favorites, for sure. I appreciate his truly autistic attention to editing and the technical aspects. His CGI is subtle and never looks cringe to me also. The man knows what he wants to do going into a project. I wouldn’t go so far as to say that all of his movies are great but at his best, there’s just about no one better at his craft in the modern age.
Jaxon Rogers
He's great from a technical standpoint and his early work is so great, but he has the same autsic cold feeling for people that Malian has. His performances or so stale. Also his method of directing of trying to emulate Kubric in the never ending takes bit just makes his actors cold and not broken down and in the moment.
Andrew Torres
Literally thought this was Rian Johnson for a sec
But yes he's very good
Jordan Kelly
Fincher is arguably top 5 working right now, but all time? Nah.
Jace Gray
Top 20
Juan Morris
Based
Cringe. Watch more. Less American preferably.
Nathan Nelson
OP here, I meant to type top 500, my bad guys
Nolan Bailey
>t. Taxi Driver
Leo Baker
in the top 5 best american directors of his generation, max
Michael Turner
Even without Scorsese you can get 10 better directors without trying too much.
Jacob Brooks
Nah, he peaked with "Fight Club".
Aiden Torres
who?
Alexander Howard
He's a great director, but a very mediocre filmmaker.
Samuel Richardson
He's a music video director that relies on CG blood and ham fisted suspense.
Connor Collins
Definitely top 5 American
1. Steven Spielberg
2. Martin Scorsese
3. David Fincher
4. Christopher Nolan
5. ?
Don't know who should be the last one. I was thinking of Welles, Kubrick, Brian De Palma or Coppola. Ranked by preference
Charles Clark
Charles Bennett
Atrocious list. Nolan is fucking garbage, so is Spielberg. Are you 15 and never seen a good film in your life?
Connor Taylor
>Nolan
>American
Ryder Edwards
Bait
Angel Butler
>dude, dont have a nice home, and loyal wife. Instead cheat and beat yourself and others up
bravo finchy
Andrew Evans
Spielberg is objectively the best filmmaker. You're gonna have to explain how he's garbage.
You got me. Honest mistake.
If we're talking in terms of success it's not bait. I could throw around Malick, Lynch, Kazan, to name a few but they weren't as "big" as the others.
Josiah Evans
if we are going by succes you can put Bay up there
Dylan Nelson
>objectively the best filmmaker
Muh sentimentality, muh sad music all the time, muh late career is full of garbage and propaganda
Success doesn't determine greatness, retard.
Gavin Green
Yeah I could put Cameron as well but when I'm talking about success I'm still throwing in my opinions.
Agreed on some but not all of his late career. You need stronger points than that. They're not in depth enough to be viable criticisms. Success determines greatness in the entertainment industry.
Jordan Campbell
bait
sage
Ian Watson
he looks like a ventriloquist puppet that's come to life
John Jones
Each one of his serious films has numerous problems. Maybe Indiana Jones is his only great work. He is melodramatic and saccharine in all the bad ways. He is a sell out hack. There is 0 argument for him or Nolan being there.
>Success determines greatness in the entertainment industry
Then where do you have Cameron and Russo brothers in your ranking? Kek. Such a non argument. The list asinine at best.
Dylan Scott
>gives up on one of his best works in recent memory to make some smug black and white shitty audio Netflix film
Yeah, no.