I didn't know where to post this thread - the "Director's Chair" or here, but I think it's more a DVD-topic.
So, of which directors do you have the most films on DVD?
Mine are:
Peter Jackson (8 )
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (theatrical cut)
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (extended edition)
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (theatrical cut)
The Frighteners
Heavenly Creatures
Braindead
Meet the Feebles
Bad Taste
David Fincher (4)
Panic Room
Fight Club (special-edition)
The Game
Se7en
P.S.: I got each film by Tim Burton on VHS. :-D
Scorsese: 13
Fellini: 11
Godard: 8
Great question. Of the top of my head, I think Kurosawa, but I'll have to double-check when I get back to the ranch tonight.
p.t. anderson
1. Keaton
2. Kurosawa
3. Fellini
4. Griffith
5. Herzog/Scorsese
kubrick: 2
waters: 7
de palma: 6
argento: 5
stone: 5
verhoeven: 5
lynch: 4
cronenberg: 4
coens: 4
jarmusch: 4
Hitchcock (29)
Spielberg (17)
Scorsese (15)
De Palma (13)
Lee (12)
Coppola (11 - if you count both versions of "Apocalypse Now" and all three Godfathers separately)
Kubrick (11)
Stone (10)
Coen Bros. (9)
Soderbergh (9)
Burton (8 - I'm counting "Nightmare Before Christmas")
Kurosawa (8 )
Reiner (8 )
Anderson: 4
Anderson: 3
10 - Kubrick
7 - Coen Bros.
7 - Spielberg
7 - Zemeckis
5 - Wilder
5 - Soderbergh
4 - PT Anderson
4 - Hitchcock
4 - Scorsese
4 - Crowe
4 - Coppola
4 - Raimi
3 - Donen
3 - Wes Anderson
3 - Polanski
3 - Fincher
3 - Leone
3 - Tarantino
3 - Shyamalan
3- Cameron
7- Smith
5- Craven
5- Crowe
Good thread...
tie...
soderberg:6
ocean's eleven
the limey
traffic(criterion)
out of sight
full frontal
solaris
lynch:6
the straight story
mulholland drive
twin peaks: fire walk with me
blue velvet s.e.
the elephant man
dune
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i win this one.
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..which two???......
my guess.... :arrow:
full metal jacket and the shining?
Quote from: NEON MERCURY..which two???......
my guess.... :arrow: full metal jacket and the shining?
wrong, tho i'm thinking of stealing those two.
2001 and ACO.
Fincher (4)
Paul Thomas Anderson (6)
Wes Anderson (3)
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Paul Thomas Anderson (6)
.. :? ..6 ?.. i can only think of 5 on dvd..
pdl,event horizon, magnolia, resident evil, hard 8, :wink:
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Paul Thomas Anderson (6)
.. :? ..6 ?.. i can only think of 5 on dvd..
pdl,event horizon, magnolia, resident evil, hard 8,
what the hell?
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Paul Thomas Anderson (6)
.. :? ..6 ?.. i can only think of 5 on dvd..
pdl,event horizon, magnolia, resident evil, hard 8, :wink:
boogie nights was released twice on dvd... you're aware of this, yes?
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Paul Thomas Anderson (6)
.. :? ..6 ?.. i can only think of 5 on dvd..
pdl,event horizon, magnolia, resident evil, hard 8, :wink:
boogie nights was released twice on dvd... you're aware of this, yes?
.... :shock: damn thats it!!! i forgot that one.. it wasn't one of my favs. by him.
Let's hear it for Japan:
I have 10 Kurosawas and 5 Miyazakis
Kevin Smith (6)
PT Anderson (4)
Tarantino (3)
Coppola (3)
Krzysztof Kieslowski (3)
Hitchcock (currently 2, soon to be 4)
Rodriguez (3)
Lynch (5)
Allen (5)
Burton (4)
Rodriguez (3)
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Okay, I don't have Cape Fear, and I counted A Personal Journey, so which Scorsese do you have that I'm missing? The bunk version of Boxcar Bertha? Oh wait... probably the Goodfellas flip disc, right?
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Okay, I don't have Cape Fear, and I counted A Personal Journey, so which Scorsese do you have that I'm missing? The bunk version of Boxcar Bertha? Oh wait... probably the Goodfellas flip disc, right?
Now that you mention it, it should be 16:
A Personal Journey...
Age Of Innocence
Boxcar Bertha
Bringing Out The Dead
Cape Fear
Casino
Color Of Money
Gangs Of New York
GoodFellas
King Of Comedy
Kundun
Last Temptation...
Last Waltz
Mean Streets
New York Stories (this is Scorsese's film 'cause it's the best of the three)
Taxi Driver
i want mac's dvd collection bad.
sadly, i don't have near that many.
stone (10) i have the box set u see
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Okay, I don't have Cape Fear, and I counted A Personal Journey, so which Scorsese do you have that I'm missing? The bunk version of Boxcar Bertha? Oh wait... probably the Goodfellas flip disc, right?
Now that you mention it, it should be 16:
A Personal Journey...
Age Of Innocence
Boxcar Bertha
Bringing Out The Dead
Cape Fear
Casino
Color Of Money
Gangs Of New York
GoodFellas
King Of Comedy
Kundun
Last Temptation...
Last Waltz
Mean Streets
New York Stories (this is Scorsese's film 'cause it's the best of the three)
Taxi Driver
That's so sweet, Mac!
Actually Goodfellas doesn't count, 'cause flipping it licks bonch. When it comes out SE proper, THEN we can count it.
Quote from: SoNowThenActually Goodfellas doesn't count, 'cause flipping it licks bonch.
I gladly get up and flip my Criterion "Raging Bull" and "Taxi Driver" laserdiscs so it's no big deal for me.
Aarrgh. Not fair. Want Scorsese criterion ld Taxi Driver commentary...
lucky bastard
Kubrick - 8
Coen Brothers - 7
Gilliam, Zemeckis - 5
Leone - 4
Scorsese, Tarantino, Cameron, Wes Anderson - 3
I only have 2 Kurosawa DVDs. They're like Pokemon though, because I've got to have them all. :(
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Coen Brothers - 7
Gilliam
Which ones exactly of the Coens and Gilliam?
Coen Brothers:
Blood Simple
Raising Arizona
Miller's Crossing
Barton Fink
Fargo (Damn SE :()
The Big Lebowski
Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?
Gilliam:
Brazil
12 Monkeys
Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas
Monty Python and the Holy Grail (He co-directed :()
Monty Python's Meaning of Life (He directed the "Crimson Permanent Insurance")
Altman (5):
MASH
McCabe & Mrs. Miller
Long Goodbye
Nashville
The Player
Fosse (4):
Cabaret
Lenny
All That Jazz
Star 80
Coppola (4):
The Conversation
Godfather (1, 2, 3)
Scorsese (4):
Mean Streets
Raging Bull
New York Stories
Casino
Spielberg (9)
Jaws
Close Encounters
E.T.
Saving Private Ryan
Jurrasic Park
The Lost World
A.I.
Minority Report
Catch Me if You Can
P.T. Anderson (4): Hard Eight, Boogie Nights, Magnolia, Punch-Drunk Love
Akira Kurosawa (3/4): Dreams, Madadayo, Ran, (Kurosawa documentary, though that doesn't really count)
Quentin Tarantino (3): Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown
Kieslowski (3): Three Colors Trilogy (Blue, White, Red)
Coen Brothers (2): The Big Lebowski, Blood Simple
Kevin Smith (1/2): Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, An Evening with Kevin Smith (it's all him, though he didn't direct).
Feh. I lose. MacGuffin wins. I wish I had a job so I had money to blow on DVDs. :-D
RK, how do you have six PTA DVDs? Rather, what are the other two?
Technically, I have six PTA DVDs also. His four features, plus Blossoms & Blood, plus the Academy Screener version of PDL. Would have seven if I hadn't unloaded the original Boogie Nights when the new one came out.
So I have all of his. Plus
2 Wes Anderson films
6 Coens
4 Kieslowski (or fourteen, if you count each of the Decalogues individually).
8 Kubrick
4 Lynch
3 Bunuel
8 Burton
2 Jarmusch
Eh, what's the point. I haven't yet managed to be a completist with anyone except those directors who've only done one or two movies, like Arronofsky or Vincent Gallo.
I have 6 PTA DVDs too:
Magnolia
Hard Eight
PDL
Single disc Boogie Nights
Double disc Boogie Nights
Test discs of the 2 disc Platinum Series with the "Exhausted" doc on it before the rights were cleared, then rejected.
Quote from: MacGuffinI have 6 PTA DVDs too:
Magnolia
Hard Eight
PDL
Single disc Boogie Nights
Double disc Boogie Nights
Test discs of the 2 disc Platinum Series with the "Exhausted" doc on it before the rights were cleared, then rejected.
ur lucky.
Coens 6:
Blood Simple, Miller's Crossing, Barton Fink, The Big Lebowski, O brother, The Man who Wasn't There.
Kubrick 5:
The Killing, Dr. Strangelove, A Clockwork Orange, The Shining, Full Metal Jacket.
Kurosawa 5:
Rashomon, Seven Samurai, Hidden Fortress, Yojimbo, Ran.
Coppala 4:
The Godfather Collection, Apocolypse Now Redux
Soderbergh 4:
Sex, Lies, Out of Sight, The Limey, Traffic
Tarantino 3: All of 'em.
Craven 3:
Nightmare 1, Scream 1&2.
Biggest shames: Only one Hitchcock (Psycho), only one Scorsese (Taxi Driver), Only one Trufaut (Day for Night), No Wilder, No Godard, Only one Nichols (The Graduate), Only one Fellini (8and a half), No Bergman, Only one Leone (G,B,E).
John R. Cherry III
Woody Allen - 10
The Coen Brothers - 4
Scorsese - 3
Tarantino - 3
Tim Burton - 2
Wes Anderson - 2
PT Anderson - 2
Almodovar - 2
Fincher - 2
Lynch - 2
George Lucas (yes, my 10-year-old brother got Star Wars I & II for Christmas) - 2
and the 1 from a lot of others like Alejandro Amenabar, Sam Mendes, Jeunet, Kubrick :shock: (only 1?????) Smith, Michael Haneke, Murnau, Julian Schnabel..... bah, who's counting anyway...
SCORSESE (6):
Goodfellas, The Color of Money, Casino, The King of Comedy, Mean Streets, Taxi Driver -- plus Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore, After Hours, Raging Bull on VHS
KUBRICK (5):
A Clockwork Orange, 2001, The Shining, Barry Lyndon, Full Metal Jacket
DEMME (5):
Something Wild, Married To The Mob, Melvin & Howard, Philadelphia, Silence Of The Lambs
ALTMAN (4):
McCabe & Mrs. Miller, Nashville, The Long Goodbye, MASH -- plus Short Cuts on VHS
ANDERSON (4):
Punch Drunk Love, Boogie Nights, Magnolia, Hard Eight
BURTON (4):
Edward Scissorhands, Beetlejuice, Batman, Batman Returns
COENS (4):
O Brother, The Big Lebowski, Raising Arizona, The Man Who Wasn't There
I'm a sapling, but oh well...
Tarantino
Resevoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction
PTA
PDL (Boogie Nights and Magnolia on VHS, I don't want to pay 40 for the DVD's)
Kubrick
Clockwork Orange, Dr. Strangelove
Anderson
Royal Tenenbaums
Coen
Big Lebowski
Scorsece
Taxi Driver
OK, I'll stop now...pride lowering...I have a bunch of VHS, though...they're cheaper...
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PDL (Boogie Nights and Magnolia on VHS, I don't want to pay 40 for the DVD's)
I've seen both Boogie Nights and Magnolia for $22.99.
:shock: eb, youre back!!!!
whats been going on since your time away from us?