Search found 7 matches: Robert Rodriguez

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)

DSouza_Vasco wrote: ↑

Sun May 31, 2020 5:34 pm

20.John Carpenter=74.65
14.Martin Scorsese=81.07
14.David Cronenberg=73.21
12.Steven Spielberg=78.33
10.David Fincher=77.50
10.Jackie Chan=72.50
10.Quentin Tarantino=84.50
9.Sam Raimi=70.56
9.M. Night Shyamalan=67.22
8.Christopher Nolan=78.75
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8.Lucio Fulci=68.75
8.Michael Mann=78.75
8.Brian De Palma=79.38

1 year later:
21.John Carpenter=74.9
18.Martin Scorsese=80.6
17.Steven Spielberg=78.5
16.Alfred Hitchcock=71.6
15.Brian De Palma=77.3
14.David Cronenberg=73.6
12.Jackie Chan=72.5
11.Quentin Tarantino=82.7
10.Christopher Nolan=75
10.Guy Ritchie=72
10.M. Night Shyamalan=65.5
10.David Fincher=77.5
10.Michael Mann=77.5
10.Robert Rodriguez=72
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9.Sam Raimi=70.6

ShogunRua wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 08, 2012 1:30 am

Anyways, my own list doesn't do a great job of showing off my favorites. Ignoring directors who only made animated shorts, I have;

1. Spielberg, 17 movies, 55.12
2. John Landis, 10 movies, 63.80
3. John Woo, 10 movies, 62.90
4. Francis Ford Coppola, 10 movies, 60.70
5. Tim Burton, 9 movies, 67.44 (high rating because I have watched so little of his post-95' trash)
6. Robert Rodriguez, 9 movies, 60.78
7. Richad Donner, 9 movies, 60.11
8. Ron Howard, 9 movies, 49.11 (only T4 or lower...)
9. Sammo Hung 8 movies, 72.88 (highest rating)
10. Joel and Ethan Coen, 8 movies, 70.75 (second highest rating)

Almost 9 years later, we have

1. Spielberg, 17 movies, 55.6 (doubt I will watching anything more he has made)
2. John Landis, 11 movies, 61.5
3. Ron Howard, 11 movies, 43.5 (awful average, by far the lowest of my list. Utterly shameless hack nowadays)
4. Tim Burton, 11 movies, 67.7 (I was unfair to him above; I watched two of his post-95' movies, Sleepy Hollow and The Corpse Bride, and both were pretty good, getting scores of 69 each)
5. Joel and Ethan Coen, 10 movies, 71.7 (highest average not counting kung-fu, continues to go up)
6. John Woo, 10 movies, 62.9
7. Sammo Hung, 9 movies, 73.4 (highest average)
8. Francis Ford Coppola, 9 movies, 60.4
9. Clint Eastwood, 9 movies, 61.0
10. Richard Donner, 9 movies, 60.0
11. Walter Hill, 9 movies, 61.2
12. Robert Rodriguez, 9 movies, 60.8

1. Woody Allen 67.15 46
2. Ingmar Bergman 73.69 35
3. Alfred Hitchcock 62.95 22
4. Steven Spielberg 64.62 21
5. David Cronenberg 82.47 19
6. Joel & Ethan Coen 66.83 18
7. Ridley Scott 52.53 15
8. Martin Scorsese 66.57 14
9. Fritz Lang 70.85 13
10. Robert Rodriguez 57.45 11
10. Peter Jackson 59.09 11
10. Tim Burton 57.55 11

16 films
1. Steven Spielberg

15 films
2. Tim Burton

11 films
3. Robert Zemeckis

10 films
4. Ridley Scott
5. Terry Gilliam
6. Coen brothers
7. John McTiernan

9 films
8. Ron Howard
9. Quentin Tarantino
10. Robert Rodriguez
11. Richard Donner
12. Sam Raimi

15 films
1. Steven Spielberg

13 films
2. Tim Burton

10 films
3. John McTiernan
4. Ridley Scott
5. Robert Zemeckis

9 films
6. The Coen Brothers
7. Terry Gilliam
8. Robert Rodriguez
9. Richard Donner

8 films
10. Quentin Tarantino
11. Chris Columbus
12. Sam Raimi
13. Ivan Reitman
14. Ron Howard
15. Joe Johnston

Jorg wrote:

TheDenizen wrote:Uwe Boll has actually directed 20 films? I'm shocked.

He has 5 more films on criticker which I haven't seen, and a new one is currently filming that I'm actually looking forward to: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2368553/

"The action thriller centres on an ordinary New Yorker who goes on the rampage shooting investment bankers as a way of exacting revenge after losing everything in the Wall Street meltdown on 2008."

So he's basically remaking a really shitty film he already made in 2009? And you're looking forward to it?

Anyways, my own list doesn't do a great job of showing off my favorites. Ignoring directors who only made animated shorts, I have;

1. Spielberg, 17 movies, 55.12
2. John Landis, 10 movies, 63.80
3. John Woo, 10 movies, 62.90
4. Francis Ford Coppola, 10 movies, 60.70
5. Tim Burton, 9 movies, 67.44 (high rating because I have watched so little of his post-95' trash)
6. Robert Rodriguez, 9 movies, 60.78
7. Richad Donner, 9 movies, 60.11
8. Ron Howard, 9 movies, 49.11 (only T4 or lower...)
9. Sammo Hung 8 movies, 72.88 (highest rating)
10. Joel and Ethan Coen, 8 movies, 70.75 (second highest rating)