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Which director do you like the most, and what are your favorite films of his?

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I like Guy Ritchie the most. :) And his films "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels", "Snatch", and especially "Revolver", because it's somewhat of a psychological film.

I agree completely, especially with Big Kush – it’s a great movie.

I like Gaidai's films – Caucasian Captive, Operation Y, Ivan Vasilievich Changes Profession, The Diamond Arm, The Twelve Chairs. There are other directors I like, but I can't think of any right now.

I also like Gaidai – he’s a very good person. I will be grateful to him for the rest of my life)))
And I also like Peter Jackson (besides "The Lord of the Rings," he has directed other films), Oliver Stone, and Michael Bay.

Well, among Russian directors, I also really like Daneliya and Ryazanov, and also Zakharov. I can't think of any foreign directors right now, but I'll tell you later.

I respect the Wachowski brothers; they made the greatest film, THE MATRIX, and V means Vendetta. I also love Cameron and S. Spielberg (Terminator); I also liked Spielberg's film "Artificial Intelligence."

2 General Zet By the way, there was a guy in "The Big Lebowski" who fed everyone to the pigs. I don't remember his name anymore. He looks exactly like my former math analysis professor:D I watched that movie 3 years ago and almost fell off my chair. And the next day after watching that movie, I took the exam with him:D By the way, I also like the movie "Angel A" by Luc Besson. The movie "The Fountain" - I don't remember the director. The movie "Nirvana" (the movie is not about the band "Nirvana" - just a warning:D). The movie "Vanilla Sky". The movie "Knockin' on Heaven's Door". The movie "Sin City" - directed by Tarantino together with some other director (I don't remember who).

I really like all of Luc Besson's films. Especially the Taxi series, District 13, The Transporter series, and others.

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By the way, there was a guy in "The Big Lebowski" who fed everyone to the pigs. I don't remember his name. He looks exactly like my former math analysis professor :D
I watched this movie 3 years ago and almost fell off my chair. And the next day after watching this movie, I took an exam with him :D

By the way, I also like the movie "Angel A" by Luc Besson.
The movie "The Fountain" - I don't remember the director.
The movie "Nirvana" (the movie is not about the band "Nirvana" - just a warning :D).
The movie "Vanilla Sky".
The movie "Knockin' on Heaven's Door".
The movie "Sin City" - Tarantino filmed it together with some other director (I don't remember who).

If I'm not mistaken, the 2nd director was R. Rodriguez, by the way, have you seen their latest project, "Grindhouse" (Planet Terror (Rodriguez), Death Proof (Tarantino)), if you have, what did you think???

Tarantino's best movie is "Pulp Fiction".
I also liked S. King as a screenwriter and director in the movie "Storm of the Century".
From Besson, I liked the movies "The Fifth Element", "Taxi" (all of them)

REVOLVER is a great movie; I watched it seven times in a row in one day. I don't know the director, but the movie gets a 5 out of 5. I still don't understand all the meanings of this film, and I think I need to watch it again. Of the "Taxi" movies, I only like the first part – it's more realistic.
In "Big Kush," the man who fed the pigs with human meat was called Kirpich.

Does anyone know who directed "Lucky Number Slevin"? I also liked that director.

Oh, how could I forget about Spielberg? He has a lot of good movies, both old and new, including the Indiana Jones trilogy with Harrison Ford, and as far as I know, they are filming another one.
I completely agree, "Artificial Intelligence" is a wonderful film, it really captivated me.
"Lucky Number Slevin" - I also liked it, I don't remember the director, unfortunately, but I'll check it out.
Tarantino is a great director, "Pulp Fiction" is my favorite of his films, and you can have a good laugh and relax with the rest of them.

I actually liked Mikhalkov's film "12". Even though I watched it with breaks – it's very long.