Search found 4 matches: Greenaway

Jean-Luc Godard 47, avg. score 62.2
Raoul Ruiz 38, avg. score 72
Rainer Werner Fassbinder 37, avg. score 63
Werner Herzog 29, avg. score 31.6
Eric Rohmer 28, avg. score 77.2
Abbas Kiarostami 25, avg. score 25.1
Peter Greenaway 23, avg. score 64
Pedro Almodóvar 22, avg. score 80.2
David Lynch 21, avg. score 35.3
Hal Hartley 19, avg. score 86.6

Ridiculous how many Kiarostami films I've seen considering how little I've enjoyed any of them (mainly on account of a comprehensive retrospective in the fall of 2019 that I frequented largely out of compulsion). Hartley should/would be higher if I'd bothered to rate all of his shorts.

Not much changes since last year, but D'Amato took the lead. It's interesting why I keep watching his films even though I don't rate them very high. But I can't really explain it logically.
1. Joe D'Amato 4.77 13 (+2)
2. Luis Buñuel 7.83 12
Dario Argento 7.42 12
4. Peter Greenaway 3.55 11
Federico Fellini 7.82 11 (+2)
Tim Burton 6.82 11
Takashi Miike 7.36 11 (+1)
8.David Lynch 5.40 10
Mario Bava 8.10 10
Hayao Miyazaki 9.10 10 (NEW)
Peter Jackson 7.40 10

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

1. Luis Buñuel 76.25, 12
Dario Argento 75.33, 12
3. Tim Burton 69.09, 11
Peter Greenaway 39.18, 11
Joe D'Amato 53.18, 11
6. Mario Bava 77.80, 10
David Lynch 56.20, 10
Takashi Miike 73.50, 10
Peter Jackson 74.40, 10
10. Federico Fellini 79.44, 9
Lucio Fulci 68.89, 9 Barely made it, but a good guess Deni
John Carpenter 65.56, 9
Norman McLaren 14.22, 9
Werner Herzog 72.78, 9