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He's not wrong. Everyone turns a blind eye to just how violent those two can be and the damage they cause. If you believe they have never killed someone and won't do it again, you're pretty wrong. Accidents happen. Something things can't be avoided. Also, 300/Watchmen/Dawn of the Dead are all great.

I think you're all overlooking just how good Forrest Gump was. It's also the only nomination and win he has for Best Director at the Academy Awards.

ROUND 3 49 Captain Marvel vs Watchmen 50 Superman vs The Dark Knight 51 Black Panther vs Avengers: Infinity War 52 X-Men vs Wonder Woman 53 Deadpool vs Captain America: The Winter Soldier 54 Kingsman: The Golden Circle vs Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 1 55 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles vs Spider-Man: Homecoming 56 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 vs Men in Black

Honestly, I had no idea just how many movies this man has directed. I only listed 19. Left a spot for other just in case. Lol

41 Thor: The Dark World vs Deadpool 42 Scott Pilgrim vs the World vs Captain America: The Winter Soldier 43 30 Days of Night vs Kingsman: The Golden Circle 44 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 1 vs V for Vendetta 45 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles vs Spider-Man 46 Iron Man vs Spider-Man: Homecoming 47 X2: X-Men United vs Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 48 Men in Black vs Captain America: Civil War

Yup. It's the same as like Burton-Depp and any group of friends that love working together.

I also possibly read a full synopsis of the movie and it's gonna be legit if that synopsis is partially true but I'm not fully convinced it is.

Web should watch 30 Days of Night

I never said you said they didn't!

3hr 2min run time for Endgame

The thing about his movies are they ALL hold up. It's fucking weird how they do that. I think They Live is more relevant today than ever before. Halloween is still going strong 40 years later. The Fog is extremely underrated because if the rest of his movies, but it's beautiful. The Thing will always be a top tier horror movie. It's basically the horror Jurassic Park when it comes to special effects. Prince of Darkness also doesn't get enough love. The music in all these movies is fantastic too.

You're an extreme disappointment. Your favorite would probably be Big Trouble though.

OK. Maybe this one doesn't have a clear cut winner like some of the others do? I don't think this dude has had a single bad movie.

You should watch They Live for Roddy Piper if nothing else.

I left a couple out from the start of their career that I hadn't heard of at all, but I'm pretty for the top contenders and more are in here.

As I was creating this topic I learned something new about Fincher. He was primarily a music video director for a long portion of his career. He OK first time directing a feature film was Alien 3 but then ever since then he's knocked it out of the park repeatedly. Se7en was only his second film. He's also the first one I know for sure that I've seen all his movies.

It was a super weird movie. Not quite my taste but really enjoyable.

My copy arrived yesterday and I read it! My grandma is coming tomorrow to take me to get my cast off. I'm going to give her the book because all of my young nieces and nephews are there a lot. So, they can read it while they visit!

Burn After Reading is my favorite for sure. I dunno how anyone could forget that movie, lol.

I ended up going with Hateful Eight. It was fantastic.

I've always been an avid fan of dreams and stories about dreams. Inception is my favorite Nolan movie.

Turtles eat spiders. First Spider-Man 2 and now Spider-Man.

Eh. Kurt Russell. He makes pretty much any movie good.

Is there a joke in there that I'm missing? Lol. I should do Michael Mann though.