Last week: Christopher Nolan

This Week: Alfonso Cuarón

This weeks discussion will be about one of todays most succesful filmmakers. Not only is he the first Mexican to win an Oscar for best directing, he also managed to either win Oscars or get nominations for editing, cinematography and screenwriting.

What does Ktt think?

Y Tu Mama Tambièn is one of the greatest coming of age movies ever!

he made the best harry potter movie and completely set the tone for the rest of the movies

I really need to tap in into his filmography

children of men

this man keeping cinema alive!

dude is goated

One of the best films I've seen. That ending still gets me

it’s so beautiful makes me wanna take a road trip

Used to be great. Fell tf off massively after Gravity

I don’t like Y Tu Mama Tabien but Children of Men is a huge masterpiece and top 5 of the 2000s

in my top 5 oat and i only seen 4 of his films

prisoner of azkaban is my star wars

somehow haven't seen this!

One of the best films within a series

Y Tu Mama Tambien and Children of Men are two of my favorite movies ever.

I enjoyed Roma and Prisoner of Askaban is probably a top 3 harry potter film

Gravity was eh, and I haven't seen the rest of his work

He didn’t direct Pans Labyrinth

That's straight disrespect to Del Toro tbh

He made the best HP entry

lowkey his most underrated film

My mistake, he was a producer on it. My bad Del Toro!

Y Tu Mama Tambien is great.

The rest of his stuff I've seen ranges from just okay to awful

worst one

Gravity is just horrible

Children of Men his best movie

SO GOOD

Pretty much