Re: Directors Who Only Make Consistently Excellent Movies
Posted: Sat October 01, 2022 3:18 am
tarkovsky almost
That's the one? NonsenseMickey wrote:Many would disagree based on The Dead Don't Die. Not me tho.tragabigzanda wrote:Jim Jarmusch
Muppet Caper is pretty meh but otherwise this is a good oneBurtReynolds wrote:Jim Henson
It's certainly not Stranger than Paradise, Down By Law, Ghost Dog, Broken Flowers, Only Lovers, or Patersonepilogue wrote:That's the one? NonsenseMickey wrote:Many would disagree based on The Dead Don't Die. Not me tho.tragabigzanda wrote:Jim Jarmusch
You're nad.The Argonaut wrote:The only Jarmusch movie I haven't seen is Limits of Control. I tried once but could not get into it. It might be nad
yeah, thats the only one i havent seen eitherThe Argonaut wrote:The only Jarmusch movie I haven't seen is Limits of Control. I tried once but could not get into it. It might be bad. Every other Jarmusch is good, some are among my favorite movies of all time
Cwuertinly!!!Mickey wrote:It's certainly not Stranger than Paradise, Down By Law, Ghost Dog, Broken Flowers, Only Lovers, or Patersonepilogue wrote:That's the one? NonsenseMickey wrote:Many would disagree based on The Dead Don't Die. Not me tho.tragabigzanda wrote:Jim Jarmusch
See previous pagesVinylGuy wrote:yeah, that one is uninspired at best. kinda like a parody of himself maybe.
I would say Michael Mann
Okay cool man, have a great Saturday.epilogue wrote:Cwuertinly!!!Mickey wrote:It's certainly not Stranger than Paradise, Down By Law, Ghost Dog, Broken Flowers, Only Lovers, or Patersonepilogue wrote:That's the one? NonsenseMickey wrote:Many would disagree based on The Dead Don't Die. Not me tho.tragabigzanda wrote:Jim Jarmusch
A ton of folks don't like The Dead Don't Die. I was ambivalent about it at first but I've come to think it's a brilliant follow-up to Only Lovers Left Alive.VinylGuy wrote:yeah, that one is uninspired at best. kinda like a parody of himself maybe.
I would say Michael Mann
whyepilogue wrote:See previous pagesVinylGuy wrote:yeah, that one is uninspired at best. kinda like a parody of himself maybe.
I would say Michael Mann
i guess it might a good companion to the brillant OLL in the way thats like the other half of a coin maybe? like here you have a genre piece and its almost a drama and there you have this one thats a comedy.Mickey wrote:A ton of folks don't like The Dead Don't Die. I was ambivalent about it at first but I've come to think it's a brilliant follow-up to Only Lovers Left Alive.VinylGuy wrote:yeah, that one is uninspired at best. kinda like a parody of himself maybe.
I would say Michael Mann
I haven't seen Limits of Control, Mystery Train, or Dead Man, but Jarmusch is consistently tops for me.
Huh. I thought this post had to have been made pre-The Hateful Eight. Imagine my surprise!Ensign9 wrote:Tarantino.
Steve Albini wrote:Whenever there's active promotion on the part of somebody else, whenever I see somebody all dolled up for a fancy photograph and someone's handing out flyers or whenever there's active promotion for something like that, as an imposition on my day, I hate all those people and I want them to fail. I have a visceral reaction to advertising and promotion. There's just something about salesmanship that grates on me on a very base level and I react very negatively towards it. I want those people to suffer and I want their enterprises to fail.
my bad. yes, that’s what i meant. holding my nephew who is two months old and posting no goodtragabigzanda wrote:I’m assuming you mean The Five Obstructions, which is a desert island movie for me. Will check this out.Malloy wrote:limits is excellent & best understood in a tradition w stuff like the five constructions