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A few of the Old Reliables

Posted by Bambi B on July 20, 2005 at 14:14:51:
Patrick,
Directors who I can usually** rely on for a rollicking good time- in no order:

Eisenstein
Murnau
Lang
Hitchcock
Fellini
Bergman
Scorcese
Kurosawa
Lynch
Tarkovsky
Burton
Kubrick
Capra
Wilder
Reed
Welles
Bunuel
Truffaut
Godard
Coen (Bros.)
-there's 20 of my 10 favourites! And probably more than 2/3 of the associated movies are in black in white,..

and almost directors:
Frankenheimer
Sayles
Eastwood !
Guest !
I go through periods during which different directors appeal and others fade. At the moment, I think the finest movie ever made was "Seven Samurai" and perhaps nearly: "The third Man", but I reserve the rigfht to change this opinion after 4PM.
**Oui, habituellement, mais nous ne pouvons pas permettre une acceptation des directeurs de film de perfection sommes deja assez arrogants!
Salut,
Bambi B