Search found 9 matches: Stanley Kubrick

Richard Linklater 77.63 16
Martin Scorsese 82.50 16
Steven Spielberg 73.2
Alfred Hitchcock 75.85 13
Woody Allen 80.75 12
Stanley Kubrick 81.82 11
Ridley Scott 66.50 10
Jean-Luc Godard 63.60 10
Clint Eastwood 73.67 9
Ethan Coen 73.89 9

Steven Spielberg 60.96 27
Joel/Ethan Coen 76.41 17
Terry Gilliam 73.82 17
Takeshi Kitano 74.35 17
Alfred Hitchcock 76.20 15
Ingmar Bergman 78.87 15
Akira Kurosawa 83.79 14
Hayao Miyazaki 80.64 14
Takashi Miike 77.36 14
Stanley Kubrick 76.85 13
Tim Burton 61.85 13

I wouldn't count Spielberg among my favorite directors but I do think he's the quintessential Hollywood director, with easily digestable, entertaining popcorn flicks great for watching over a few beers with friends or when I'm too tired for something more serious.

Places 11-20, with 9-12 movies ranked, include many of my favorite directors: Kar-Wai Wong, Sion Sono, Masaki Kobayashi, Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino, Ki-duk Kim, Chan-wook Park, Ji-woon Kim, Isao Takahata, Wes Anderson.

Steven Spielberg 72.52 25
Joel & Ethan Coen 73.78 18
Martin Scorsese 74.61 18
Steven Soderbergh 67.64 14
Alfred Hitchcock 79.21 14
Ridley Scott 65.54 13
Tim Burton 62.69 13
Woody Allen 70.45 11
Stanley Kubrick 82.55 11
Christopher Nolan 76.09 11

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

It's been six years since I last posted and I've seen quite a few movies in that time (although, I'm sure, not as many as a lot of you). Updated list:

1. David Cronenberg (15 films, 76.67 avg)
2. Steven Spielberg (15 films, 74.67 avg)
3. Alfred Hitchcock (15 films, 73.33 avg)
4. Martin Scorsese (14 films, 76 avg)
5. Joel and Ethan Coen (14 films, 72.21 avg)
6. Robert Altman (12 films, 72 avg)
7. John Frankenheimer (10 films, 68.8 avg)
8. Christopher Nolan (8 films, 84.63 avg)
9. Paul Thomas Anderson (8 films, 82.5 avg)
10. Peter Jackson (8 films, 81 avg)

I also have 5 other directors that I've seen 8 films from (Stanley Kubrick, David Fincher, Ridley Scott, Robert Aldrich, and John Carpenter), but Nolan, PTA, and Jackson win out with the higher averages.

1. Coen Brothers (10)
2. Steven Spielberg (10)
3. Martin Scorcese (9)
4. Wes Anderson (9)
5. Stanley Kubrick (7)
6. Alfred Hitchcock (7)
7. Adam McKay (6)
8. Christopher Nolan (6)
9. Jay Roach (6)
10. Steven Soderbergh (5)

1. Yasujiro Ozu - 23 - 8.57
2. Akira Kurosawa - 19 - 6.84
3. Stephen Spielberg- 19 - 4.47
4. Martin Scorsese - 17 - 7.12
5. Ingmar Bergman - 16 - 6.94
6. Alfred Hitchcock - 15 - 6.07
7. Woody Allen - 13 - 6.62
8. Mikio Naruse - 13 - 6.54
9. Lars Von Trier - 12 - 7.07
10. Abbas Kiarostami - 11 - 8.27
11. Zhang Yimou - 11 - 8.18
12. Stanley Kubrick - 11 - 7.64
13. Richard Linklater - 11 - 7.36
14. Wong Kar Wai - 11 - 7.00
15. Masaki Kobayashi - 11 - 6.73
16. Hayao Miyazaki - 11 - 5.18

51 - alice guy
37 - stan brakhage
26 - werner herzog
23 - louis feuillade
22 - lars von trier
21 - david lynch
21 - jean luc godard
20 - alfred hitchcock
16 - ingmar bergman
15 - norman mclaren

features only:

20 - alfred hitchcock
19 - werner herzog
18 - jean luc godard
17 - lars von trier
16 - ingmar bergman
12 - akira kurosawa
11 - jacques rivette
11 - stanley kubrick
11 - steven spielberg
10 - coens
10 - david lynch

1. Steven Spielberg - 16 - 74.19
2. Alfred Hitchcock - 12 - 87.00
3. Werner Herzog - 12 - 83.67
4. Joel and Ethan Coen - 11 - 87.00
5. Martin Scorsese - 9 - 84.44
6. Stanley Kubrick - 9 - 91.89
7. Ingmar Bergman - 9 - 86.33
8. Quentin Tarantino - 9 - 83.44
9. David Fincher - 8 - 76.75
10. Woody Allen - 8 - 82.13

D.W. Griffith (avg 54.63) and Louis Lumière (avg 61.00) also had 8, but I left them off in favor of Fincher and Allen because they're mostly shorts and they have that number because of the Film History class I took, so that's less so voluntary choice, which the rest of the list are examples of. And as with djross, the 103 films from them equal ~10% of my rankings.