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Its always been Bunuel, Herzog, Kubrick, Hitchcock and..

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In Reply to: RE: The other four? nt posted by tinear on March 22, 2013 at 11:27:36

the last fluctuates depending on my mood at times. I would say Fassbinder rounds out the tope five. Apologies to David Lynch, Antonioni, Straub, Visconti, and Welles, who would round out my top ten.

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Nice group, but you're kind of stuck in the past. Three are dead and the fourth ain't makin' fiction anymore, - tinear 10:40:34 03/23/13 (1)
it seems.
- Dead but not forgotten - The Duke 06:53:17 03/24/13 (0)
  Bergman, Fellini, Bunuel and Kurosawa. The golden age of post-war film makers. The late 40's into the 70's. These guys were the top of the hill. As good as directors like Scorsese, Spielberg, Coppola are: they don't begin to approach the greatness of these titans. And then there is Godard.

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