Episode 128:
That Fellow In The Coat: My Top 13 Favourite Film Directors That Fellow In The Coat counts down his personal favourite cinematic auteurs whose work has graced the silver screen, from classic silent directors to modern animation masters.
Date And Time: 2011-12-21 16:39:10
Comment: What are your favorite Warner cartoon directors besides Jones?
Name: Arthur
Date And Time: 2011-09-20 21:50:03
Comment: Unless you've never seen any of Alfred Hitchcock's films I see no reason whatsoever to not put him on the list. Seriously, what stopped you from adding the cinematic genius behind classics like Rear Window, The Birds, Psycho, Vertigo, North By Northwest, and so on. Mr. Coat: Yeah, I want to see more Hitchcock, but I have liked what I've seen. In addition to those you mentioned, I have also watched Rebecca, Suspicion, Shadow of a Doubt, The Man Who Knew Too Much, Stage Fright and Strangers on a Train.
Name: Sara
Date And Time: 2011-07-11 06:21:35
Comment: number one favourite pixar films i mean.
Name: Sara
Date And Time: 2011-07-11 06:21:08
Comment: Finding Nemo and Wall.e are my number favourite pixar films!
Name: Sara
Date And Time: 2011-07-10 22:41:40
Comment: i didn't like Wall.e at first when i first saw it in theatres when it came out at 2008 when i was 19 years old, but now after i bought the blu ray and watched it just now, I LOVED IT!!!!
Name: Eoghan
Date And Time: 2011-05-05 09:10:46
Comment: Check out my picks: (13)Paul Greengrass (12)Tony Gilroy (11)George A. Romero (10)Wes Craven (9)Joel & Ethan Coen (8)Stanley Kubrick (7)Peter Jackson (6)Katsuhiro Otomo (5)Neil Jordan (4)David Fincher (3)Alfred Hitchcock (2)Park Chan Wook (1)Edgar Wright
Name: Devon
Date And Time: 2011-02-06 11:33:08
Comment: #13) Yeah. I really loved WALL-E, and it's too bad it didn't get a Best Picture Oscar nomination. Oh well. I can't wait to see that John Carter of Mars movie too. #9) Ah yes. Mel Brooks. I LOVE SPACEBALLS! It's one of my favorite movies! #8) As for Chuck Jones, I really like his style of drawing and character design. So distnctive. You also forgot to mention that he directed a feature-length animated film for MGM in 1970 called "The Phantom Tollbooth". It's pretty good, if you don't mind terrible musical numbers. #3) How can one go wrong with Steven Speilberg? #2) Stanley Kubrick's 2001 is one of my favorites!
Name: Jarred
Date And Time: 2011-01-26 07:34:11
Comment: Stanton - also my favourite of the Pixar team. Tarantino - my second-favourite. Fincher - I must be honest: I fast-forwarded through that part. Brooks - good from what I've seen. Miyazaki - see Brooks, though I thought Spirited Away was overlong by about 30 minutes, and Grave of the Fireflies will always easily be Ghibli's crowing achievement for me. Allen - see Fincher (and no, that's not just because of the 1978 Oscars... that wasn't his fault anyway). Coens - pretty good, but I definitely haven't liked all their works I've seen. Scorsese - my third-favourite. Spielberg - GOD. Kubrick - VERY hit-and-miss for me. I've seen nothing from Fellini, Jones and Chaplin
Name: Thomas
Date And Time: 2011-01-23 21:29:25
Comment: Some of the Directors you picked I've never seen their work(Fellini, Chaplin, Allen)others I'm hit or miss with (Coen Bro.) so here are some Directors I would have put on my list Alferd Hitchcock, Tim Burton, Billy Wilder, Brad Bird, Clint Eastwood, Howard Hawks, Ridley Scott, James Cammeron, Sotoshi Kon, Paul Verhoven,
Name: Jaimetud
Date And Time: 2011-01-23 20:33:33
Comment: Good job. I'm surprised to see Chaplin at the top, but he WAS a director. Thanks for showing off my favorite scene from "The Gold Rush." Somehow those two loaves of bread made up some of the funniest dance choreography of all time.
Name: Bryce
Date And Time: 2011-01-23 18:47:01
Comment: What? No Alfred Hitchcock, Sergio Leone, or Billy Wilder?
Name: Isabella
Date And Time: 2011-01-23 10:09:05
Comment: 13)i loved finding nemo and walle i hope his next one is good 14)the only film i saw of his was 8 1/2 and i was confused the entire time probly because i saw the musical version nine 1st 11) his movies are crazy in a good way 10) i haven't see any of his films yet 9) again i haven't seen any of his films yet 8) i love his cartoons! 7) i love miyazaki films! 6)his films are impressive i just wish he would start acting again 5) the coen brothers films are very good 4) he's a great director but i hated him in shark tale 3) his films are fantastic 2) i really want to see his films like a clockwork orange but alas im too young but in 3 months i finally be able to watch them 1)ahh charlie chaplin there's nobody like him
Name: Robert Larsson
Date And Time: 2011-01-23 05:56:01
Comment: With the exeption of Stanley Cubrik I think all of thise are great picks.
Name: Andrew
Date And Time: 2011-01-23 03:53:47
Comment: You positively surprised me with some of the choices. I never heard about some of them.
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Date And Time: 2011-01-22 23:27:02
Comment: Can you do Top 13 Worst Film Directors list?
Name: Annie
Date And Time: 2011-01-22 21:23:23
Comment: I'm surprised George Lucas didn't make it onto this list!
Name: Neil Dunsmore
Date And Time: 2011-01-22 21:17:42
Comment: @Steph- From what I've heard, Lucas himself isn't actually that good of a director and the only reason he's successful is because he has Spielberg backing him up.
Name: Jacob
Date And Time: 2011-01-22 21:16:02
Comment: P.S keep up the awesome work! :)
Name: Jacob
Date And Time: 2011-01-22 21:13:24
Comment: I've been waiting for this for weeks and you did not dissapoint! This is one of your greatest and most insightful videos and that's saying something.
Name: Steph
Date And Time: 2011-01-22 21:06:01
Comment: was surprised that Tim Burton, George Lucas and Mr Cameron weren't on there but ah well, your list, I won't make a fuss :-) nice choice by the way, for me it's Steven Spielberg, terrific director
Name: South Jersey Sam
Date And Time: 2011-01-22 20:32:20
Comment: Just out of curiosity, but why 13? That Fellow: Just a case of me not wanting to leave certain directors off, so I expanded the list.