Search found 4 matches: Howard Hawks

At 1170+ Ratings:

15 - Steven Spielberg

9 - George Cukor
9 - Quentin Tarantino

8 - Tim Burton
8 - Howard Hawks
8 - Alfred Hitchcock
8 - Jean Renoir

7 - Wes Anderson
7 - David Fincher
7 - Hayao Miyazaki
7 - Christopher Nolan

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.

Not a whole lot has changed since the summer.

1. Woody Allen (42 features, 3 shorts, 4021 minutes)
2. Alfred Hitchcock (25 features, 2736 minutes)
3. Billy Wilder (22 features, 2593 minutes)
4. Eric Rohmer (24 features, 4 shorts, 2557 minutes)
5. François Truffaut (21 features, 3 shorts, 2269 minutes)
6. Martin Scorsese (16 features, 2 shorts, 2166 minutes)
7. Steven Spielberg (16 features, 2077 minutes)
8. Steven Soderbergh (19 features, 1 short, 2005 minutes)
9. Howard Hawks (19 features, 1 short, 1922 minutes)
10. William Wyler (14 features, 1643 minutes)

And just for fun, these are the ten I watched the most by in 2012:

1. Roman Polanski (7 features, 857 minutes)
2. Kenji Mizoguchi (7 features, 764 minutes)
3. Steven Soderbergh (7 features, 656 minutes)
4. Jean-Pierre Melville (5 features, 593 minutes)
5. Satyajit Ray (5 features, 547 minutes)
6. Claude Lanzmann (1 feature, 544 minutes)
7. Tony Scott (5 features, 523 minutes)
8. Louis Malle (4 features, 407 minutes)
9. Anthony Minghella (3 features, 407 minutes)
10. Bill Forsyth (4 features, 406 minutes)

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

1. Woody Allen (45 films, 4021 minutes)
2. Eric Rohmer (28 films, 2557 minutes)
3. Alfred Hitchcock (23 films, 2511 minutes)
4. Billy Wilder (21 films, 2477 minutes)
5. Martin Scorsese (18 films, 2166 minutes)
6. Francois Truffaut (23 films, 2163 minutes)
7. Steven Soderbergh (17 films, 1726 minutes)
8. Howard Hawks (18 films, 1719 minutes)
9. Steven Spielberg (13 films, 1677 minutes)
10. Joel and Ethan Coen (17 films, 1620 minutes)

Pretty typical, I guess.