Spielberg or Nolan

[Mud]

The Goonies.

/thread.

[4Corners]

Spielberg and Scorsese are the two GOAT in my book.

Nolan is one of best to come around the past 15-20 years though.

Nolan, Anderson, Fincher, Tarantino.....all these guys were influenced by Spielberg and Scorsese.

[4Corners]

Spielberg and Scorsese are the two GOAT in my book.

Nolan is one of best to come around the past 15-20 years though.

Nolan, Anderson, Fincher, Tarantino.....all these guys were influenced by Spielberg and Scorsese.

[_original_]

Spielberg and Scorsese are the two GOAT in my book.

Nolan is one of best to come around the past 15-20 years though.

Nolan, Anderson, Fincher, Tarantino.....all these guys were influenced by Spielberg and Scorsese.

The two GOATS?

What about Kurbick, Hitch****, Kurosawa, Leone, Welles, and Kazan?

They're top 10 no doubt, but not the GOATs IMO.

[Danny Gunz]

Not fair question due to how long Spielberg has been around but I like Nolan and think in 10 years he will have a great list of movies.

[ИATAS]

Nolan hasn't made a bad film yet. The Prestige is one of my personal favorite movies in the past ten years or so. Truly underated imo.

[AFTER HOURS]

Memento and The prestige are my fav Nolan film.

[talip bin osman]

The two GOATS?

What about Kurbick, Hitch****, Kurosawa, Leone, Welles, and Kazan?

They're top 10 no doubt, but not the GOATs IMO.

LOL... he did say "in his book" though...

but yeah, a little education about (and actual viewing) those filmmakers and their works would go a long way...

i recently watched sergei eisenstein's battleship potemkin and its ****in awesome! the thing is pure cinema...

the fact that its a B&W silent film might be a turnoff to some kids here, potemkin oozes with pioneering cinematic techniques such as the montage...

great stuff..