Who would you consider Best Director?

[alrot]

For me No doubt its Robert Zemekis  ;)  ;)

[Paz]

 Where's Quentin Tarantino?

[Ben_M_K]

Where's Peter Jackson?

[legoalex2000]

boy, one who created Lord of the rings on the set

[SideWinder9]

George Lucas

[Smoke2much]

We mustn't forget C. D. Geezer who directed some of the finest dutch films of the '70's and '80's

[Fozzer]

...and what about Ridley Scott...?

...Who directed most of my favourite films... ... ...!

Paul....Blade Runner... ...!

...and what about the Cohen Brothers...Fargo...Raising Arizona...etc... ...!

[legoalex2000]

what about chris columbus, creator of Harry potter. im not talking about the storyline, but everything about the movie is great, buildings, special effects, all original stuff going on there

[alrot]

what about chris columbus, creator of Harry potter. im not talking about the storyline, but everything about the movie is great, buildings, special effects, all original stuff going on there

I was wondering why he didn't not work on the las Harry potter's Episode,

i was talking directors who has MANY  big record in movie hits
titanic,true lies,aliens 1&2,terminator,just to mention one wich i personaly i don't like the way he work... James Cameron

[C]

David Lean and Guy Hamilton would come pretty high on my list... but then again they're probably better known by the younger members of this forum, such as Foz and Hagar...

[Hagar]

David Lean and Guy Hamilton would come pretty high on my list... but then again they're probably better known by the younger members of this forum, such as Foz and Hagar...

Are you sure you're not me? We seem to think very much alike. You're old before your time.

I could name plenty of other outstanding film directors most members of this forum have probably never heard of.

[Politically Incorrect]

Notice my Ex-wife isn't on the list, although no movie credits to her name, she has a knack at directing people to do things they don't want

[C]

Are you sure you're not me? We seem to think very much alike. You're old before your time.

I could name plenty of other outstanding film directors most members of this forum have probably never heard of.

I think that's its time to watch "The Sound Barrier" again. Its a shame, but looking on the internet, it now seems to be a very misunderstood film - certainly on one or two sites they appear to think of it as an equivalent to something such as U-571. People don't seem to realise that really it is a parallel to the real life De Havilland family (designer losing son in plane crash, another aircraft crashing on a sound barrier attempt (as DH's son did in 1946))

A brilliant film none the less...