Originally posted by eddiedeanexcept that all of his movies start and generally are so similar, its boring watching his movies over and over again...
I think for my generation it is M. Night Shyamalan. You can't go wrong.
anyway, my opinion of course...
obviously, this is an international forum, but i still think Forrest Gump with Tom Hanks is the best ever... whether or not ur american...
so many quotes...
"$hit happens..."
"Run Forrest, Run!..."
"[the box of chocolates quote]"
"Hi, I'm Bubba..."
"I believe he had to go pee..." - one of the presidents in the movie, JFK or Nixon, or LBJ...
can't remember which
anyway, huge classic...
most love it...
ahh, one last huge quote
" damn, that must be the stupidest boy in Alabama... but he sure is fast..." - Paul 'Bear' Bryant
Originally posted by rubberjaw30This is all true...but the most quoted movie of all time is Star Wars: A New Hope. It is also the most quoted movie in other movies.
except that all of his movies start and generally are so similar, its boring watching his movies over and over again...
anyway, my opinion of course...
obviously, this is an international forum, but i still think Forrest Gump with Tom Hanks is the best ever... whether or not ur american...
so many quotes...
"$hit happens..."
"Run Forrest, Run!..."
...[text shortened]... be the stupidest boy in Alabama... but he sure is fast..." - Paul 'Bear' Bryant
Best movies =
Stanley Kubrick 'Dr. Strangelove', 'Paths of Glory', '2001', 'The Shining'
Francis Ford Coppola 'Apoclaypse Now', 'Godfather I & II'
Terrance Mallick 'The Thin Red Line' , 'Badlands', 'Days of Heaven'
Akira Kurosawa 'Ran', 'The Seven Samurai', 'Ikiru', 'Throne of Blood'
Brian Singer 'The Usual Suspects'
Carol Reed 'The Third Man'
The Coen Brother's 'Fargo', 'Hudsucker Proxy'
Reiner's 'The Princess Bride'
Robert Altman 'The Player', 'Gosford Park'
Yasujiro Ozu 'Tokyo Story'
Hayao Miyazaki 'Spirited Away'
I'll stop here because I'm way to much of a film nerd to pick just one 🙂
Best Filmaker =
If you take an entire career into account then I'd say Stanley Kubrick fillowed by Akira Kurosawa. Both consistantly made some of the greatest films ever made. As for current/active directors I think Michael Mann is fantastic because he can blend art and pop better than any director currently working ('The Insider', 'Thief', 'Heat', 'Ali'😉. Peter Weir and Terrance Mallick are also insanly brilliant.