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In Reply to: To mvcoke.... posted by patrickU on February 26, 2003 at 07:46:40:
I was jesting about the Coke -New Fellinis? I dunno, maybe Jeunet? Almodovar? Some who are not yet "mature" like Christopher Nolan (Memento)? Maybe only history will be the judge.
"Oh, Daddy doesn't mind a little scandal. He's a senator."
Follow Ups:
..Jeunet ? nice films, but who has no real layers of deepth, I look his " Amelie " twice...and it was...boring the second time around, his art is very visual and to consume like...an coke...but he may with his 53 years, have some hidden arrows...
Momento, this one I never like it was " new " and brillant in the story telling, but like " The Six Sense " superficial...and too boring for a second viewing...A film must be still surprise me after an X time of watching it...
no-one I can think of directing today is as *talented* as one of the greats, but there are still a few that make a movie according to their vision, not necessarily for box-office success. So all we have to do is wait for one who is talented to come along. Easy, no?P.S. - I would add Terry Gilliam to that list of directors who follow their own vision, not the most riveting vision sometimes, but doesn't compromise.
"Oh, Daddy doesn't mind a little scandal. He's a senator."
Is there may be great directors and we may miss them as they do not find any kind of distribution.
Anyway, quality is dying, in every direction you may look at.
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