Rank a Director's Filmography

[Jorge]

I love Big Fish. It's definitely one of my favorite Burton films.

[VinylGuy]

Man, i loved Lynch as a kid.

But not anymore?

Yeah, i still like him..but he havent been much active these years....and for whatever reason, i havent seen inland empire.
Im really looking forward to Twin Peaks though, i saw that one as a kid and its just amazing.

[epilogue]

Man, i loved Lynch as a kid.

But not anymore?

Yeah, i still like him..but he havent been much active these years....and for whatever reason, i havent seen inland empire.
Im really looking forward to Twin Peaks though, i saw that one as a kid and its just amazing.

Twin Peaks is glorious. Very possibly the best TV show of all time.

[VinylGuy]

Man, i loved Lynch as a kid.

But not anymore?

Yeah, i still like him..but he havent been much active these years....and for whatever reason, i havent seen inland empire.
Im really looking forward to Twin Peaks though, i saw that one as a kid and its just amazing.

Twin Peaks is glorious. Very possibly the best TV show of all time.

Oh yeah...and i caught that on tv when i was a kid..imagine being a kid and watching those surreal episodes...it was really magic.

[epilogue]

Man, i loved Lynch as a kid.

But not anymore?

Yeah, i still like him..but he havent been much active these years....and for whatever reason, i havent seen inland empire.
Im really looking forward to Twin Peaks though, i saw that one as a kid and its just amazing.

Twin Peaks is glorious. Very possibly the best TV show of all time.

Oh yeah...and i caught that on tv when i was a kid..imagine being a kid and watching those surreal episodes...it was really magic.

I was 10 when that was originally on. My mom was obsessed with it. I watched two episodes with her and it freaked the shit right out of me.

[VinylGuy]

Man, i loved Lynch as a kid.

But not anymore?

Yeah, i still like him..but he havent been much active these years....and for whatever reason, i havent seen inland empire.
Im really looking forward to Twin Peaks though, i saw that one as a kid and its just amazing.

Twin Peaks is glorious. Very possibly the best TV show of all time.

Oh yeah...and i caught that on tv when i was a kid..imagine being a kid and watching those surreal episodes...it was really magic.

I was 10 when that was originally on. My mom was obsessed with it. I watched two episodes with her and it freaked the shit right out of me.

Best thing is that a few years ago, i bought the dvd box set of the first season, to watch it again. I never went back to the series and i wanted to see it with my ex gf.

It was magical again, because it stood up all that time, and freaked out both of us.

[epilogue]

Twin Peaks totally holds up. It's miraculous. I really can't wait for this new season.

[VinylGuy]

Yeah, i think its going to be special.

[LoathedVermin72]

Anthony Mann (italics indicates he didn't have full directing credit)

Man of the West
Winchester '73
Raw Deal
The Last Frontier
The Heroes of Telemark
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Side Street
He Walked by Night
Cimarron
Quo Vadis
The Man from Laramie
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The Naked Spur
Serenade
Men in War
The Tin Star
The Far Country
The Fall of the Roman Empire
Reign of Terror
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Bend of the River
God's Little Acre
Spartacus
Devil's Doorway
T-Men
El Cid
Thunder Bay
Border Incident
Railroaded!
The Great Flamarion
The Tall Target
The Bamboo Blonde
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The Furies
Strategic Air Command
Desperate
Strangers in the Night
Follow Me Quietly

[LoathedVermin72]

Rob Zombie

The Devil's Rejects
The Lords of Salem
Halloween II
31
Halloween
House of 1000 Corpses
The Haunted World of El Superbeasto

Paul Verhoeven

Starship Troopers
Total Recall
RoboCop
Basic Instinct
Showgirls
Tricked
The Fourth Man
Black Book
Spetters
Hollow Man
Flesh + Blood

James Toback

Tyson
Fingers
The Pick-up Artist
Seduced and Abandoned
Two Girls and a Guy
Black and White
Exposed
When Will I Be Loved
Harvard Man

Francis Ford Coppola

Dracula
The Godfather
One from the Heart
The Godfather: Part II
Apocalypse Now
The Conversation
The Terror
The Rainmaker
Tucker: The Man and His Dream
Life without Zoe (New York Stories segment)
The Outsiders
The Rain People
The Godfather: Part III
Rumble Fish
Dementia 13

[ABNorman]

I love Big Fish. It's definitely one of my favorite Burton films.

It's right at the top for me.

[bada]

Anthony Mann (italics indicates he didn't have full directing credit)

Man of the West
Winchester '73
Raw Deal
The Last Frontier
The Heroes of Telemark
-----------------------
Side Street
He Walked by Night
Cimarron
Quo Vadis
The Man from Laramie
-----------------------
The Naked Spur
Serenade
Men in War
The Tin Star
The Far Country
The Fall of the Roman Empire
Reign of Terror
-----------------------
Bend of the River
God's Little Acre
Spartacus
Devil's Doorway
T-Men
El Cid
Thunder Bay
Border Incident
Railroaded!
The Great Flamarion
The Tall Target
The Bamboo Blonde
------------------------
The Furies
Strategic Air Command
Desperate
Strangers in the Night
Follow Me Quietly

I really like his movies with James Stewart.

[epilogue]

Anthony Mann (italics indicates he didn't have full directing credit)

Man of the West
Winchester '73
Raw Deal
The Last Frontier
The Heroes of Telemark
-----------------------
Side Street
He Walked by Night
Cimarron
Quo Vadis
The Man from Laramie
-----------------------
The Naked Spur
Serenade
Men in War
The Tin Star
The Far Country
The Fall of the Roman Empire
Reign of Terror
-----------------------
Bend of the River
God's Little Acre
Spartacus
Devil's Doorway
T-Men
El Cid
Thunder Bay
Border Incident
Railroaded!
The Great Flamarion
The Tall Target
The Bamboo Blonde
------------------------
The Furies
Strategic Air Command
Desperate
Strangers in the Night
Follow Me Quietly

I really like his movies with James Stewart.

I'm almost 100% that I've seen zero of these films. Most of the titles aren't even familiar.

[bada]

Anthony Mann (italics indicates he didn't have full directing credit)

Man of the West
Winchester '73
Raw Deal
The Last Frontier
The Heroes of Telemark
-----------------------
Side Street
He Walked by Night
Cimarron
Quo Vadis
The Man from Laramie
-----------------------
The Naked Spur
Serenade
Men in War
The Tin Star
The Far Country
The Fall of the Roman Empire
Reign of Terror
-----------------------
Bend of the River
God's Little Acre
Spartacus
Devil's Doorway
T-Men
El Cid
Thunder Bay
Border Incident
Railroaded!
The Great Flamarion
The Tall Target
The Bamboo Blonde
------------------------
The Furies
Strategic Air Command
Desperate
Strangers in the Night
Follow Me Quietly

I really like his movies with James Stewart.

I'm almost 100% that I've seen zero of these films. Most of the titles aren't even familiar.

If you watched AMC or TCM in the 90s you probably saw them all 12 times.

[epilogue]

Ah. I did not. So there we are.

Are they all westerns?

[bada]

No. My favorites tend to be his westerns and a couple with Stewart that weren't westerns. Those are the ones I remember being on a lot (the Jimmy Stewart ones) so I'm exaggerating. A lot of those I haven't seen. I remember liking The Fall of the Roman Empire though.

[bada]

I remember wanting to watch El Cid so bad and I was so excited when I got a chance to see it. The print was so bad it was unwatchable. It was like someone turned those knobs on the VCR to purposefully make it look blurry. Really disappointing.

[epilogue]

Oh wait, I've seen El Cid. That thing is great. I didn't even see that on the list.

[LoathedVermin72]

Sometimes I think Mann is the greatest director of all time. He is certainly the greatest in terms of camera movement and frame composition.

[epilogue]

One of these days I'll get around to watching more of his stuff.