Favorite Director

[RedeemedChild]

My Favorites are:

Jerry Bruckheimer

James Cameron

Jeffrey Jacob Abrams

George Lucas

Steven Spielberg

Francis Ford Coppola

Tim Burton

Bryan Singer

Andrew Stanton

Andrew Adamson

Ron Clements

John Musker

Gary Trousdale

Simon Wells

Brenda Chapman

[Dr. Gonzo]

Originally Posted by RedeemedChild

My Favorites are:

Brenda Chapman

So you really really liked The Price of Egypt? She doesn't exactly have a resume as a director. That was her only film.

[RedeemedChild]

Originally Posted by Dr. Gonzo

So you really really liked The Price of Egypt? She doesn't exactly have a resume as a director. That was her only film.

Yes I did. It's a shame that's basically all she has under her belt.

Yet there might be a ray of hope. According to movie news floating around the internet she supposed to direct and write for Disney's The Bear and the Bow AKA "Brave".

[YouNeverKnow]

In no order, I'm just writing them as I think of them:


The Wachowski Brothers

Guillermo del Toro

Peter Jackson

Martin Scorsese

Quentin Tarantino

Christopher Nolan

Terry Gilliam

Darren Aronofsky

Steven Spielberg

Andrew Stanton, Pete Docter, John Lasseter

Wolfgang Reitherman

Tim Burton


My only criteria really is that I have to enjoy the bulk of their output, and the movies have to have been actually directed by them. I put the usual Pixar directors all together just because. And I put John Lasseter's name in italics because he has become a personal hero of mine and has saved and will continue to save Disney.

[avidfilmbuff]

Well, I can't believe I'm saying this, but, Hayao Miyazaki is now one of my favorite filmmakers. For years, I've always been telling people how much I despise Japanese animation, and while I still feel that way about most of the Japanese animation I see, I just cannot deny how brilliant Miyazaki's films are.