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This may have been the first game where I could FEEL a directors presence, and it Enchanted me.
After this recent viewing, I have a better appreciation of the finished product and wonder at the curious division of directors, Minnelli and Reinhardt, and committee of script writers, which may account for the structural and dialogue flaws in the film.
Patrick Yau is well on his way to becoming one of the best directors in Hong Kong.
It says here that "Allan W. Steeve is an alias for Alain Deruelle, yet also lists the films co-star, Olivier Mathot, as well as Spanish actor Julio Pérez Tabernero, as additional uncredited directors.
The cast includes John Huston, Sam Peckinpah (both prominent directors themselves), Lance Henriksen, Glenn Ford, Mel Ferrer, Franco Nero and Shelley Winters.
POSSIBLE SPOILER (If further spoilage is possible) It should take longer for directors to go into decline.
I personally thought Mr. Thibault was an older gentleman, with more years of personal life experience to draw upon, as he was able to depict in his writing and directing, more realism then most big name writers and directors with "Major credits" show in their movies.
some directors "over direct" by imitating Welle's style; one can over direct the same way one overacts.
Umberto Lenzi has almost always been one of Italy's better "B-movie" directors, delivering consistently entertaining films throughout his career right up to the mid 80's.
Hollywood maestro of low-budget pulp movies Roger Corman gave future cinematic superstar directors their early breaks.
i wanted to watch it for the big cast in it plus the directors.
And I do believe Gordon belongs to the most talented directors in the genre because he can handle all sort of horror topics.
Ingmar Bergman certainly ranks among the elite of film directors, yet missteps with this, his first (of two) English language film.
Martin Brest is one of the truly underrated directors of his time for comedy - this film just is PERFECT.
Bullworth's two campaign directors were genius.
This film can only be enjoyed by those people who can easily suspend their disbelief and without question lap up the talent-free films served up by Bollywood directors and actors.
The movie had everything that makes a commercial success, it is a period movie it was quiet well done, songs were out of the world the two best music directors Rehman and Ismail Darbar and a commercial cast,the dances were choreographed by S.Dawar group the best dancing school available if you add all this with a good story a very good film!!!!! To make a flop with all this is and art by itself.
Throughout the seventies and early eighties, Tobe Hooper was widely considered as one of the greatest horror directors ever to grace the silver screen.
No complaints about his story-telling skills - He definitely is one of the best directors out in Bollywood.
I wish to preface these comments by saying that I don't usually like to criticise the efforts of other Directors.
This film viewer impressed with delicate treatment of subject, the fantastic directors, and superb actresses and the writing.
Thanks to producers, directors, actresses for having the courage to make such a film.
Slowly but surely Bollywood directors are realising that there is an even bigger market outside India.
Theres is too much of a temptation for these directors to turn the film into a media circus, cheesy songs are one medium for this.
Not that Mani Ratnam is a great director in my opinion - he's just among the better ones in Bollywood full of third rate directors.
Like so many rookie writer- directors, Perry suffers from making the film too "busy" with endless characters, no sense of momentum, and endless clichés.
This film is total zero (nula, nada...): no story, no (sensible) dialogs (concentrate on dialogs just for a try!), no acting (just ever smiling Alan), no action, no nothing... Some directors can tell an interesting story in the usual 90 minutes, while Andrew Bujalski spends 110 minutes to tell you ... nothing.
There is a reason why Bert I. Gordon's American-International cheapies were paid more lip service than the works of Ed Wood on the now-defunct Satellite of Love: the man carries the dishonorable title of being one of the most inept directors of low-budget schlock.
Though independent directors bemoan the studio system and how it stifles creativity, there is at least one thing that the studios have done fairly consistently: they've been able to remind directors that good acting is highly desirable.
Too many indie directors take a concept and some creative ideas and then simply relegate the acting to the lowest priority possible.
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