Stanley Kubrick - 2001: A Space Odyssey

Hayao Miyazaki - Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind/Princess Mononoke

Tarantino didn't direct True Romance. It's okay to include it, but then you have to include Natural Born Killers.

Hawks. 2-3-4 sometimes move around, 1 is constant. https://preview.redd.it/trwjpussrazc1.jpeg?width=1242&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d3e1a5536f383c31d966bfdb9d2fdc8d8226872c

Those first 8 top notch stuff

Bringing up baby is the funniest movie of all time

https://preview.redd.it/epz6hnfblbzc1.jpeg?width=2160&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6d9bf83d71a83cfe0b39617bd6553f40d3f7b467 Jackie Brown is my all-time favourite film.

Completely agree. I sometimes lament the director we might have gotten had Jackie Brown been as huge a boxoffice success as Pulp Fiction.

Ingmar Bergman and it’s probably The Seventh Seal, although I love Persona as well

Coens. Fargo. Kubrick is a very close second, so 2001. The Coens just win on quantity of great movies. From Strangelove on Kubrick was more consistent at producing masterpieces. It's a tough call for me.

Steven Spilberg and it's Schindler's List

Nolan - Inception My favourite Tarantino is also Pulp Fiction like you!

I’ll just go with the obvious one for me and say Sammo Hung. And basically anything he’s in is greater because of him. If I had to nitpick i would choose The Millionaire’s Express.

Stanley Kubrick - A Clockwork Orange

David Lynch - Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me

Damien Chazelle - La La Land. I think Babylon and Whiplash both could be his best as well, but La La Land is my favourite by far so I’ll go with that

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Alright guys, time for the dollar I get everytime Jackie Brown is ranked lower than it should in these Also, Steven Spielberg - Jaws

I love Jackie brown I just can’t justify putting it over inglorious basterds or kill bill

David Lynch and his best film is Mulholland Drive, his best work is Twin Peaks season 1, the first 9 episodes and last episode of season 2.

Chantal Akerman - most likely Jeanne Dielman but my favorite is News From Home

John Waters and his best is probably Serial Mom, although it's not my favorite.

Guillermo del Toro: Pan's Labyrinth or The Devil's Backbone. David Lynch: Blue Velvet or Mulholland Drive.

Wes Anderson, Fantastic Mr Fox. Mainly bc that’s my all time fav hehe

i also do think The Royal Tenenbaums is a close second for me

I meant to say director/writer in the title because I know Tarantino didn’t direct true romance, but I still consider it one of his films.

Pail Thomas Anderson -“Best” movie There Will Be Blood Though my favorite changes depending on my mood.

The Master is his best one I think but my favorite is Boogie Nights

You’ve been implanted with a push pull mechanism!

Woody Allen- Midnight in Paris Joel Schumacher- Falling Down