Search found 10 matches: Buster Keaton

Here we go:

Takashi Miike, 39 films (75.6)
Alfred Hitchcock, 34 films (74.9)
Brian De Palma, 28 films (80.2)
Steven Spielberg, 26 films (70)
Ridley Scott, 25 films (71)
Coen Brothers, 18 films (80.4)
Robert Rodriguez, 17 films (68.6)
John Carpenter, 17 films (68.6)
Tim Burton, 17 films (66.2)
Robert Zemeckis, 16 films (72.6)

They're responsible for a glorious 5.6% of all my ratings!


Honorable mentions (since either most or all of it aren't features):

Charlie Chaplin, 25 films (72.4)
Buster Keaton, 20 films (71.7)
James Parrott, 19 films (69.8)

jeff_v wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 05, 2018 8:56 pm

1. Chuck Jones (59)
2. John Ford (45)
3. Alfred Hitchcock (44)
4. Stan Brakhage (37)
5. Michael Curtiz (35)
6. Martin Scorsese (34)
7. Fritz Lang (32)
8t. Raoul Walsh (31)
Buster Keaton (31)
10. Jean-Luc Godard (30)

Updated:

1. Chuck Jones (59)
2. John Ford (50)
3. Alfred Hitchcock (45)
4. Michael Curtiz (41)
5. Martin Scorsese (38)
6. Stan Brakhage (37)
7t. Raoul Walsh (36)
Jean-Luc Godard (36)
9t. Fritz Lang (33)
Mikio Naruse (33)

Buster Keaton - 26 films at 3.8 avg
Johnnie To - 19 films at 4.4 avg (+1 unrated)
Alfred Hitchcock - 17 films at 4.8 avg (+3 unrated)
Werner Herzog - 17 films at 4.1 avg (+1 unrated)
Coen Brothers - 15 films at 4.9 avg (+3 unrated)
Steven Soderbergh - 15 films at 3.1 avg (+1 unrated)
Steven Spielberg - 15 films at 3.2 avg (+5 unrated)
Martin Scorsese - 13 films at 5.1 avg (+2 unrated)
D.W. Griffith - 13 films at 3.9 avg (+1 unrated)
Sion Sono - 12 films at 4.3 avg
John Huston - 12 films at 3.9 avg

if a film's unrated it means i don't remember it well enough to rate it. scale is currently 1-8. why the hell can't we view by percentile anymore? the filmmaker list seems inferior in general to how it used to be.

filmmakers i expect to pop up on this list in the near future are mike leigh (currently 10), hong sang-soo (currently 10) and abel ferrara (currently 9).

1. Woody Allen (17 - 73.24)
2. Steven Spielberg (15 - 64.00)
3. Alfred Hitchcock (14 - 81.07)
4. Coen Brothers (14 - 76.43)
5. Buster Keaton (12 - 72.50)
6. Tim Burton (11 - 60.00)
7. Martin Scorsese (11 - 77.73)
8. Wes Anderson (9 - 76.67)
9. John Carpenter (9 - 68.33)
10. Stanley Kubrick (8 - 81.88)

Also on 8 are Michael Curtiz, Christopher Nolan, Kevin Smith, John Landis, Robert Zemeckis and Peter Jackson.

Pretty uninspiring list really

1. Takashi Miike......(75.83) 36
2. Alfred Hitchcock...(74.76) 34
3. Brian De Palma.....(80.37) 27
4. Steven Spielberg...(70.04) 26
5. Ridley Scott.........(70.96) 25
6. Charles Chaplin....(72.36) 25
7. Buster Keaton......(71.35) 20
8. James Parrott......(69.84) 19
9. Joel & Ethan Coen..(80.44) 18
10. Tim Burton........(66.24) 17

1. Chuck Jones (59)
2. John Ford (45)
3. Alfred Hitchcock (44)
4. Stan Brakhage (37)
5. Michael Curtiz (35)
6. Martin Scorsese (34)
7. Fritz Lang (32)
8t. Raoul Walsh (31)
Buster Keaton (31)
10. Jean-Luc Godard (30)

Thought I had responded to this one before but I guess not, so here goes:

1. Werner Herzog - 48
2. Alfred Hitchcock - 44
3. Roger Corman - 31
4. Howard Hawks - 29
5. Inishiro Honda - 25
t6. Akira Kurosawa - 23
t6. Fritz Lang - 23
t6. John Carpenter - 23
t9. Dario Argento - 21
t9. Sammo Hung - 21
t9. Terence Fisher - 21

Include Buster Keaton and Chia-Liang Liu for directors I've seen 20 or more by.

There are 66 directors on my list of "seen 10 or more", including such b-legends as Walter Hill, J. Lee Thompson, Godfrey Ho, Stuart Gordon, Chang Cheh, Lucio Fulci, Charles Band, Lloyd Kaufman, Albert Pyun (lol), Larry Cohen, Brian Trenchard-Smith and Wei Lo.

Chuck Jones 8.87 46
Alfred Hitchcock 6.69 45
Woody Allen 6.77 43
Jean-Luc Godard 7.42 36
Werner Herzog 7.91 32
John Ford 7.72 32
Clint Eastwood 5.94 31
Martin Scorsese 7.65 31
Buster Keaton 7.83 30
Fritz Lang 7.93 29
Akira Kurosawa 8.57 28
Steven Spielberg 6.61 28
Ingmar Bergman 8.54 28
Takashi Miike 6.12 26
Steven Soderbergh 5.65 26
Sidney Lumet 6.96 25
Robert Altman 6.36 25
John Huston 7.25 24
Charles Chaplin 7.71 24
Jan Svankmajer 8.13 23

Not including directors who are primarily known for their shorts, even though Griffith's, Chaplin's and Keaton's are mostly those.

Director (Avg. score) # of films

D.W. Griffith (2.67) 61
Charles Chaplin (3.72) 54
Alfred Hitchcock (5.89) 38
Jean-Luc Godard (6.62) 37
Ingmar Bergman (8.44) 34
Woody Allen (7.61) 33
Buster Keaton (6.31) 32
Peter Greenaway (7.40) 25
Martin Scorsese (7.79) 24
David Lynch (7.27) 22

Scottathon wrote:I think it's probably more meaningful to go by total (approximate) runtime. I keep somewhat detailed information about what I watch.

I don't have time to go through runtimes, but as someone who watches a lot of shorts this is an issue in my list.

Woody Allen 80.63, 32 films
Alfred Hitchcock 81.66, 32 films
Eric Rohmer 83.76, 25 films
Fritz Lang 83.79, 24 films
Martin Scorsese 81.00, 24 films
Steven Spielberg 76.38, 24 films
Luis Buñuel 82.55, 20 films
Charles Chaplin 79.21, 19 films
Akira Kurosawa 87.17, 18 films
William Wyler 83.28, 18 films
Jean-Luc Godard 75.11, 18 films

Those who would make it based primarily on shorts.
Stan Brakhage 61.88, 56 films
Buster Keaton 77.74, 31 films
Chuck Jones 77.59, 27 films
Georges Méliès 77.83, 24 films