Search found 51 matches: Steven Spielberg

January 2024, with 5451 ranked.
(with avg. rankings in brackets, followed by how many I've watched since my last post).

41 - Werner Herzog (71.0) +1
33 - Woody Allen (68.4) =
26 - Sidney Lumet (66.3) +2
24 - R. W. Fassbinder (74.5) =
24 - Ingmar Bergman (72.9) =
24 - Martin Scorsese (66.2) +1
23 - Claude Chabrol (70.6) +2
23 - Takashi Miike (48) +2
21 - Roman Polanski (63.1) +1
21 - Steven Spielberg (45.4) +2
20 - Alfred Hitchcock (61) =
20 - Tim Burton (53.8) =
18 - Terry Gilliam (70.4) =
18 - David Cronenberg (53.1) +1
17 - David Lynch (55.5) =
16 - Mario Monicelli, Frederick Wiseman, Aki Kaurismaki, Ken Loach +1, Chia-Liang Liu, Abbas Kiarostami +1, Brian de Palma ^
15 - Federico Fellini, Dino Risi, Satyajit Ray, Costa-Gavras ^, Douglas Sirk ^, Robert Altman ^

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)

15/06/2021 @ 1,820 ratings

Bold italics = Completed Filmography

Steven Spielberg - 24 (76.79)
Elia Kazan - 19 (69.89)
Martin Scorsese - 15 (88.33)
Coen Bros - 15 (83.07)
Richard Linklater - 15 (78.00)
Sam Raimi - 14 (62.14)
Steven Soderbergh - 13 (79.54)
Ridley Scott - 12 (71.5)
Jay Roach - 12 (58)
David Fincher - 11 (83.00)
Chris Nolan - 11 (76.36)
Robert Zemeckis - 11 (72.36)

It's hilarious to see that I've seen more Kazan films than Scorsese, because I literally only watched his filmography so that I could watch Scorsese's documentary about Kazan without spoilers. Aside from Kazan and Raimi, which I intentionally finished, the rest are representative of a combination of my taste and a bias towards filmmakers that make things that are casually watchable.

As far as best average score, Scorsese wins out of this bunch, but other contenders like QT, PTA, Lumet, Kubrick, W. Anderson, Herzog were cut off by the size of their filmography or my number of watches.

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

Buster Keaton - 26 films at 3.8 avg
Johnnie To - 19 films at 4.4 avg (+1 unrated)
Alfred Hitchcock - 17 films at 4.8 avg (+3 unrated)
Werner Herzog - 17 films at 4.1 avg (+1 unrated)
Coen Brothers - 15 films at 4.9 avg (+3 unrated)
Steven Soderbergh - 15 films at 3.1 avg (+1 unrated)
Steven Spielberg - 15 films at 3.2 avg (+5 unrated)
Martin Scorsese - 13 films at 5.1 avg (+2 unrated)
D.W. Griffith - 13 films at 3.9 avg (+1 unrated)
Sion Sono - 12 films at 4.3 avg
John Huston - 12 films at 3.9 avg

if a film's unrated it means i don't remember it well enough to rate it. scale is currently 1-8. why the hell can't we view by percentile anymore? the filmmaker list seems inferior in general to how it used to be.

filmmakers i expect to pop up on this list in the near future are mike leigh (currently 10), hong sang-soo (currently 10) and abel ferrara (currently 9).

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

48 - Woody Allen
33 - Steven Spielberg
31 - Alfred Hitchcock
24 - Martin Scorsese
23 - Clint Eastwood
21 - Ingmar Bergman
21 - Ridley Scott
20 - Richard Linklater
20 - Steven Soderbergh
19 - Ethan & Joel Coen

1. Woody Allen - 26 (65.77)
2. Ingmar Bergman - 24 (85.63)
3. Jean-Luc Godard - 20 (72.55)
4. Martin Scorsese - 20 (68)
5. Steven Spielberg - 18 (58.06)
6. Alfred Hitchcock - 16 (75.63)
7. Joel & Ethan Coen - 15 (71)
8. Richard Linklater - 12 (74.17)
8. David Cronenberg - 12 (73.33)
8. Roman Polanski - 12 (67.5)
8. Robert Altman - 12 (64.58)

DSouza_Vasco wrote: ↑

Fri May 10, 2019 5:04 am

20.John Carpenter=74.65
13.David Cronenberg=75.00
12.Martin Scorsese=82.50
11.Steven Spielberg=78.18
10.Quentin Tarantino=84.50
10.Jackie Chan=72.50
9.Sam Raimi=70.56
8.Brian De Palma=78.75
8.M. Night Shyamalan=67.50
8.Lucio Fulci=68.75

1 year later:
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. Woody Allen (35)
2. Alfred Hitchcock (30)
3. Steven Spielberg (29)
4. Clint Eastwood (24)
5. John Ford (23)
6. William Wyler (22)
7. Ingmar Bergman (21)
8. Martin Scorsese (20)
9. John Huston (18)
=Sidney Lumet (18)