David Cronenberg (few more to watch)

Dead Ringers
Eastern Promises
A History of Violence
The Fly
Videodrome
Crash
The Dead Zone
Shivers
Naked Lunch
M. Butterfly
eXistenZ
Rabid
Scanners
Cosmopolis
A Dangerous Method

I actually own that one and a couple other Eastwoods i havent seen yet, i just keep forgetting about them whenever i'm decided what i wanna watch. Definitely plan to watch soon

Beautiful location in it too, I love seeing westerns with some snow and trees around

What about Cosmopolis makes you put it that high?

Josef von Sternberg (so far)

1. Der blaue Engel
2. Shanghai Gesture
3. Scarlet Empress
4. Morroco
5. The Last Command
6. The Docks of New York
7. Underworld
8. Shanghai Express
9. The Devil is a Woman

all great

need to watch dead ringers and naked lunch

Kubrick (will update when I watch the other ones)

Eyes Wide Shut
A Clockwork Orange
The Shining
2001
Barry Lyndon
Full Metal Jacket
Paths of Glory
Lolita
The Killing
Dr Strangelove

I never understood people putting EWS as their number 1 given the fact he could have done so much more with it. The last act felt so rushed and anticlimactic

The last act was so chilling when I realized when Kidman and Cruise are in the toy shop with the daughter (final scene), the daughter is essentially kidnapped (you see her walking off with 2 older men that I believe were at the very first party) he really did have to pay the price for his odyssey. I feel spotting that adds a lot of weight to the ending.

Stanley Kubrick

2001
The Shining
Barry Lyndon
A Clockwork Orange
Dr. Strangelove
Eyes Wide Shut
Full Metal Jacket
Paths of Glory

Martin Scorsese

Goodfellas
Casino
The Irishman
Bringing Out the Dead
Taxi Driver
The King of Comedy
The Wolf of Wall Street
Raging Bull
Silence
The Departed
Mean Streets
Gangs of New York
After Hours
Cape Fear
Shutter Island

Yorgos Lanthimos

The Lobster
The Favourite
The Killing of a Sacred Deer
Dogtooth

Samuel Fuller

1. Underworld U.S.A. (1961)
2. Forty Guns (1957)
3. Pickup on South Street (1953)
4. Park Row (1952)
5. Shock Corridor (1963)
6. The Naked Kiss (1964)
7. White Dog (1982)
8. The Steel Helmet (1951)
9. The Crimson Kimono (1959)
10. Hell and High Water (1954)
11. I Shot Jesse James (1949)
12. Fixed Bayonets! (1951)
13. The Baron of Arizona (1950)
14. House of Bamboo (1955)
15. The Big Red One (1980)
16. Verboten! (1959)
17. China Gate (1957)

Michelangelo Antonioni, ranking not set in stone

1. L'Avventura
2. Il deserto rosso
3. La Notte/L'Eclisse
4. Il Grido
5. The Passenger
6. Blow-Up
7. La signora senza camelie
8. Identificazione di una donna
9. Cronaca di un amore
10. Le Amiche
11. Zabriskie Point

Going in to this thread always makes me realise I actually haven’t seen s***

PTA

There Will Be Blood
Phantom Thread
Hard Eight
Magnolia
The Master
Boogie Nights
Punch Drunk Love
Inherent Vice

David Fincher

Gone Girl
The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
Zodiac
Fight Club
The Game
The Social Network
Se7en
Panic Room
Benjamin Button
Mank

Michael Mann

Manhunter
Thief
Heat
The Last of the Mohicans
Collateral
Public Enemies

Man I think The Outlaw Josey Wales might be his best directed now, I liked it even more than Unforgiven.

Just so many memorable events and characters

The insider below Ali? Also f*** the keep

Bringing out the dead above Taxi Driver, Raging Bull & The Departed is a jokeeeee

Se7en being almost last shows how incredible his filmog is

Yes indeed, Se7en is a great movie, but the others are even greater

Facts