Last Week’s Poll Winner for the greatest genre director born in the era covering 1850-1930 was Alfred Hitchcock. Now we move on to Part II of the 3-Part Poll. Choose your pick as the best genre director born in the era covering 1931-1945.
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Not fair having Gilliam and Kurosawa on the same list.
Why's Kurosawa on the list? He was born in 1910. Otherwise he was getting my vote
To: Skiznot & Ed - Because I screwed up and meant to put Kurosawa on last week's poll.
Your example for Francis Coppola was "Peggy Sue Got Married?" What about The Godfather 1 and 2, Apocalypse Now, or his screenplay for Patton? Come on, I think you're prejudicing the poll away from him. George Lucas outranks Coppola? Even I don't go that far!
Jim
I'm guessing here, but probably because those movies don't have a sci-fi/fantasy bent, whereas "Peggy Sue" does.
Jim, Jim, Jim....listen to Mark in St. Louis -- also it pays to read the post at the top of the choices.
I wanted to vote for Ridley Scott, but my childhood demanded that I vote for Lucas. I mean, episodes four and five are some of the greatest Sci-Fi ever on film.