Search found 22 matches: Peter Jackson

now with 3400+ films

8+ films

1. Peter Jackson 94.00% (8)
2. Quentin Tarantino 90.63 (8)
3. Paul W.S. Anderson 89.20 (10)
4. Zack Snyder 87.50 (8)
5. Luc Besson 83.22 (9)
6. Guillermo Del Toro 82.13 (8)
7. David Cronenberg 80.22 (9)
8. Sam Raimi 78.88 (8)
9. Bryan Singer 78.67 (9)
10. Christopher Nolan 75.50 (8)

5-7 films

1. Paul Verhoeven 94.33 (6)
2. George Lucas 93.80 (5)
3. George Miller 88.40 (5)
4. J.J. Abrams 86.33 (6)
5. Tarsem Singh 83.80 (5)
6. James Cameron 83.43 (7)
7. Stephen Sommers 82.60 (5)
8. Matthew Vaughn 82.33 (6)
9. John Carpenter 82.00 (7)
10. Hayao Miyazaki 81.33 (6)

3-4 films

1. Terry Jones 96.00 (3)
2. Len Wiseman 96.00 (4)
3. David Leitch 94.33 (3)
4. Jean-Pierre Jeunet 94.33 (3)
5. Denis Villeneuve 93.25 (4)
6. James Gunn 93.25 (4)
7. Frank Miller 91.33 (3)
8. Stanley Kubrick 91.25 (4)
9. Rob Zombie 91.00 (3)
10. Neil Blomkamp 91.00 (3)

Top with 2 films is Mel Gibson - likely won't make future list

CosmicMonkey wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 09, 2019 7:36 pm

Minimum 5 Films:

Lee Unkrich (87.40) - 5 films -
Christopher Nolan (86.50) - 6 films
Michael Powell & Emeric Pressburger (84.60) - 5 films
David Fincher (84.20) - 5 films
Alfred Hitchcock (81.71) - 7 films

2 years later, 1170+ films.

5 film minimum

1. Lee Unkrich.................................(87.4 - 5 Films) (Toy Story 3)
2. Michael Powell & Emeric Pressburger...(84.6 - 5 Films) (A Matter of Life and Death)
3. Charlie Chaplin.............................(84.2 - 5 Films) (City Lights)
4. Christopher Nolan..........................(82.7 - 7 Films) (The Dark Knight)
5. Alfred Hitchcock............................(81.5 - 8 Films) (Notorious/Rebecca)

6. Peter Jackson...............................(81.3 - 6 Films) (The Lord of the Rings)
7. Joss Whedon................................(80.83 - 6 Films) (Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog)
8. Orson Welles................................(80.80 - 5 Films) (Citizen Kane)
9. David Fincher...............................(79.9 - 7 Films) (Zodiac)
10. Robert Zemeckis..........................(79.8 - 6 Films) (Back to the Future)

now with 2400+ films

7+ films

1. Peter Jackson 93.25%(8)...Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King
2. Quentin Tarantino 88.00 (7)...From Dusk Till Dawn
3. Paul W.S. Anderson 87.00 (9)...Resident Evil
4. Zack Snyder 85.86 (7)...Sucker Punch
5. Sam Raimi 81.43 (7)...Spider-Man
6. Bryan Singer 78.63 (8)...X-Men: Days Of Future Past
7. Ridley Scott 76.50 (12)...Alien
8. Christopher Nolan 74.88 (8)...Inception
9. Kevin Smith 72.56 (9)...Zack And Miri Make A Porno
10. Robert Rodriguez 72.25 (12)...Sin City

5-6 films

1. George Lucas 92.60 (5)...Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back
2. Tarsem Singh 83.40 (5)...Immortals
3. James Cameron 81.50 (6)...Terminator 2: Judgement Day
4. Guillermo Del Torro 80.80 (5)...Hellboy
5. Yoshiaki Kawajiri 80.20 (5)...Wicked City
6. Hayao Miyazaki 80.00 (6)...Howl's Moving Castle
7. Francis Lawrence 79.00 (5)...The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2
8. Luc Besson 78.33 (6)...The Fifth Element
9. David Fincher 77.60 (5)...Fight Club
10. Russell Mulcahy 77.40 (5)...Highlander

3-4 films

1. George Miller 98.33 (3)...The Road Warrior
2. Paul Verhoeven 95.75 (4)...Starship Troopers
3. Len Wiseman 95.25 (4)...Underworld
4. Terry Jones 95.00 (3)...Life Of Brian
5. Rob Zombie 92.33 (3)...House Of 1000 Corpses
6. Frank Miller 90.67 (3)...Sin City
7. Neil Blomkamp 89.33 (3)...Chappie
8. Lilly Wachowski 88.75 (4)...The Matrix
9. Lana Wachowski 88.75 (4)...The Matrix
10. Gareth Edwards 88.67 (3)...Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

5+ films

1. Peter Jackson 82.88(8)...Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King
2. Robert Rodriguez 79.63(8)...Sin City
3. Paul W.S. Anderson 76.75 (8)...Resident Evil
4. Luc Besson 76.20 (5)...The Fifth Element
5. Ridley Scott 72.50 (8)...Alien
6. Sam Raimi 72.50 (6)...Army Of Darkness
7. Kevin Smith 71.33 (9)...Zack And Miri Make A Porno
8. Bobby Farrelly 69.67 (6)...Me, Myself & Irene
9. Peter Farrelly 69.67 (6)...Me, Myself & Irene
10. David Twohy 68.67 (6)...The Chronicles Of Riddick

3-5 films

1. Paul Verhoeven 88.33 (3)...Starship Troopers
2. Bryan Singer 76.00 (4)...X-Men: Days Of Future Past
3. Terry Jones 83.33 (3)...Life Of Brian
4. Lana Wachowski 82.67 (3)...The Matrix
5. Lily Wachowski 82.67 (3)...The Matrix
6. George Lucas 81.50 (4)...Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace
7. Zack Snyder 79.50 (4)...Sucker Punch
8. Quentin Tarantino 77.00 (4)...Django Unchained
9. Stephen Sommers 77.00 (3)...The Mummy
10. Russell Mulcahy 76.75 (4)...Highlander

3+ films rated:
1. Bryan Singer 94.00 (3)...X-Men: Days Of Future Past
2. Peter Jackson 84.00 (7)...The Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King
3. George Lucas 81.67 (3)...Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace
4. Luc Besson 81.00 (4)...The Fifth Element
5. Robert Rodriguez 78.20 (5)...From Dusk Till Dawn
6. Peter Farrelly 78.00 (3)...Me, Myself & Irene
7. Bobby Farrelly 78.00 (3)...Me, Myself & Irene
8. Stephen Sommers 77.00 (3)...The Mummy
9. Paul W.S. Anderson 76.20 (5)...Resident Evil
10. Tarsem Singh 74.00 (3)...Immortals

2 films
1. George Miller 90.50...The Road Warrior
2. Paul Verhoeven 90.00...Starship Troopers
3. Mel Gibson 85.00...Braveheart
4. Jonathan Frakes 83.00...Star Trek: First Contact
5. John Hays 82.50...Spawn
6. Thomas A. Nelsen 82.50...Spawn
7. Neil Blomkamp 80.50...Chappie
8. Eric Radomski 80.00...Spawn 3
9. Brad Rader 80.00...Spawn 3
10. Quentin Tarantino 79.00...Django Unchained

Many of these I would definitely consider among my favourite directors, and some are interesting that they are included. It will be interesting to see how list changes as I finish entering the 2000 or so more movies I have yet to enter.

martryn wrote:10. Quentin Tarantino (8 films) 83.63
High film - Pulp Fiction (93)
Low film - Four Rooms (69)

9. Stanley Kubrick (6 films) 83.83
High film - Paths of Glory (91)
Low film - Eyes Wide Shut (73)

TIED 7. Danny Boyle (4 films) 84
High film - Trainspotting (89)
Low film - 28 Days Later (81)

TIED 7. Coen brothers (9 films) 84
High film - Fargo and The Big Lebowski (90's)
Low film - Burn After Reading (79)

TIED 5. Milos Forman (4 films) 84.25
High film - Amadeus (94) one of my top 10 films of all time
Low film - The People vs. Larry Flynt (72)

TIED 5. Darren Aronofsky (4 films) 84.25
High film - Black Swan (95) one of my top 10 films of all time
Low film - Pi (79)

NEW! 4. Wes Anderson (4 films) 84.75
High film - Moonrise Kingdom (91)
Low film - Fantastic Mr. Fox (79)

3. Hayao Miyazaki (7 films) 87
High film - Princess Mononoke (94) one of my top 10 films of all time
Low film - Ponyo (79)

2. Christopher Nolan (7 films) 87.57
High film - Inception (93)
Low film - Insomnia (76)

1. Sergio Leone (4 films) 88
High films - A Fistful of Dollars and The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (92's)
Low film - My Name is Nobody (79)

10. Danny Boyle (4 films) 83.75
High Film - Trainspotting (88)
Low Film - 28 Days Later (81)

9. Darren Aronofsky (4 films) 84.25
High Film - Black Swan (93)
Low Film - The Fountain (79)

8. Stanley Kubrick (6 films) 84.5
High Film - Paths of Glory (92)
Low Film - Eyes Wide Shut (73)

7. Milos Forman (4 films) 84.75
High Film - Amadeus (94)
Low Film - The People vs. Larry Flynt (72)

TIED 5. Quentin Tarantino (9 films) 84.78
High Film - Pulp Fiction (93)
Low Film - Four Rooms (68)

TIED 5. Coen Brothers (9 films) 84.78
High Film - Fargo (93)
Low Films - The Hudsucker Proxy and Burn After Reading (79's)

4. Miyazaki (7 films) 86.57
High Film - Princess Mononoke (94)
Low Film - Ponyo (79)

3. Wes Anderson (5 films) 87
High Film - The Grand Budapest Hotel (93)
Low Film - Fantastic Mr. Fox (82)

2. Christopher Nolan (7 films) 87.71
High Film - Inception (93)
Low Film - Insomnia (76)

1. Sergio Leone (4 films) 88
High Films - A Fistful of Dollars and The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (92's)
Low Film - My Name is Nobody (79)

Yep, list didn't really change at all. No one new on it, just a bit of a mix-up in the order because of my minor tweaks, and the fact that some of these guys with 4 films are one mediocre film away from falling off my list. If we went up to a 5 film minimum, which I'm seeing from some in this thread, we'd add Scorsese, Peter Jackson, Guy Ritchie, and David Fincher to the list.

I keep updating because I think it's interesting. I'm sorry I have so many posts in this thread.

10. Quentin Tarantino (8 films) 83.63
High film - Pulp Fiction (93)
Low film - Four Rooms (69)

9. Stanley Kubrick (6 films) 83.83
High film - Paths of Glory (91)
Low film - Eyes Wide Shut (73)

TIED 7. Danny Boyle (4 films) 84
High film - Trainspotting (89)
Low film - 28 Days Later (81)

TIED 7. Coen brothers (9 films) 84
High film - Fargo and The Big Lebowski (90's)
Low film - Burn After Reading (79)

TIED 5. Milos Forman (4 films) 84.25
High film - Amadeus (94) one of my top 10 films of all time
Low film - The People vs. Larry Flynt (72)

TIED 5. Darren Aronofsky (4 films) 84.25
High film - Black Swan (95) one of my top 10 films of all time
Low film - Pi (79)

NEW! 4. Wes Anderson (4 films) 84.75
High film - Moonrise Kingdom (91)
Low film - Fantastic Mr. Fox (79)

3. Hayao Miyazaki (7 films) 87
High film - Princess Mononoke (94) one of my top 10 films of all time
Low film - Ponyo (79)

2. Christopher Nolan (7 films) 87.57
High film - Inception (93)
Low film - Insomnia (76)

1. Sergio Leone (4 films) 88
High films - A Fistful of Dollars and The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (92's)
Low film - My Name is Nobody (79)

I finally ranked Moonrise Kingdom, my 4th Wes Anderson film. That puts him eligible to make my list with a four film minimum, and he bumps off Peter Jackson, who is sitting lower than he should because I'm a huge fan of his Tolkien adaptations, and I haven't ranked the last Hobbit film yet (too soon since seeing it).

It's been at least 6 months. I can afford to do another update. Again, 4 film minimum.

10. Peter Jackson (6 films) 83.33
High film - The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (95 - on my Top 10 list)
Low film - The Lovely Bones (65)

9. Quentin Tarantino (8 films) 83.5
High film - Pulp Fiction (93)
Low film - Four Rooms (69)

8. Coen Brothers (9 films) 83.67
High film - The Big Lebowski (90)
Low film - Burn After Reading (79)

7. Stanley Kubrick (6 films) 83.83
High film - Paths of Glory (91)
Low film - Eyes Wide Shut (73)

6. Danny Boyle (4 films) 84
High film - Trainspotting (89)
Low film - 28 Days Later (81)

TIED 5. Milos Forman (4 films) 84.25
High film - Amadeus (94 - on my Top 10 list)
Low film - The People vs. Larry Flynt (72)

TIED 5. Darren Aronofsky (4 films) 84.25
High film - Black Swan (95 - on my Top 10 list)
Low film - Pi (79)

TIED 3. Hayao Miyazaki (7 films) 87.57
High film - Princess Mononoke (94 - on my Top 10 list)
Low film - Ponyo (79)

TIED 3. Christopher Nolan (7 films) 87.57
High film - Inception (93)
Low film - Incomnia (76)

1. Sergio Leone (4 films) 88
High film - A Fistful of Dollars AND The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (92's)
Low film - My Name is Nobody (79)

I finally watched King Kong, and while I liked it more than the Lovely Bones, it was still a mediocre film, which dropped Jackson a bit. I expect, being a huge Tolkien fan, that he'll rise again after I see and rank the Hobbit film coming out soon. The other directors were adjusted because of the small score changes I make when I compare a group of films with the same ranking. Some of those films stand out as being better than the others, some are clearly worse, and you have to adjust based on that, so those are 1 or 2 point adjustments.

Geez, my list is in constant motion as I adjust my rankings. Still going off the four film minimum.

10. Stanley Kubrick (6 films) 83.00
High film - Paths of Glory (91)
Low film - Eyes Wide Shut (68)

9. Coen brothers (9 films) 83.67
High film - The Big Lebowski (89)
Low film - Burn After Reading and The Hudsucker Proxy (80s)

8. Tarantino (8 films) 83.88
High film - Pulp Fiction (93)
Low film - Jackie Brown (71)

7. Danny Boyle (4 films; New to the list) 84.00
High film - Trainspotting (90)
Low film - 28 Days Later (80)

TIED 5. Milos Forman (4 films; New to the list) 84.25
High film - Amadeus (94 - Top 10 film of all time)
Low film - The People vs. Larry Flynt (72)

TIED 5. Darren Aronofsky (4 films) 84.25
High film - Black Swan (95 - Top 10 film of all time)
Low film - Pi (79)

4. Christopher Nolan (7 films) 86.86
High film - Inception (93)
Low film - Insomnia (73)

3. Peter Jackson (5 films) 87.00
High film - The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (95 - Top 10 film of all time)
Low film - The Lovely Bones (67)

2. Sergio Leone (4 films) 87.50
High film - The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (92)
Low film - My Name is Nobody (79)

1. Hayao Miyazaki (7 films) 88.00
High film - Princess Mononoke (94 - Top 10 film of all time)
Low film - Ponyo (79)

I've been a bit rougher on ranking, so everyone but Nolan and the Coens dropped a few points. Despite George Lucas having previously been ranked higher on my list, I've also been a bit harsher to the Star Wars prequels now that I know that JJ Abrams is gonna be directing some new films, and Guy Ritchie dropped below Kubrick to also fall off the list due to the two new editions.

My bottom 5 haven't changed a bit, though.

I'd rather do Top 10.

Minimum of 5 films

Director ------------- Avg Tier --- (# Films Rated)

Billy Wilder -------------- 9.60 --- (5)
Christopher Nolan ------ 9.43 --- (7)
Ethan & Joel Coen ------ 9.20 --- (5)
Peter Jackson ----------- 8.60 --- (5)
Stanley Kubrick ---------- 8.43 ---(7)
William Wyler ------------ 8.22 --- (9)
Howard Hawks ----------- 7.89 --- (9)
Joseph L. Mankiewicz --- 7.80 --- (5)
Quentin Tarantino ------- 7.78 --- (9)
John Sturges -------------- 7.67 --- (6)

Honorable Mention

Alfred Hitchcock ---------- 7.65 --- (17)