Which director have you seen the most films by?

[MmzHrrdb]

Fassbinder: 26 (this'll be 40 in a couple weeks...)
Fellini: 20
Godard: 19
Claude Chabrol: 18
Eric Rohmer: 16
Jacques Rivette: 16
François Truffaut: 14
Bresson: 14
Jerzy Skolimowski: 13
Jean-Pierre Melville: 12
Wojciech Has: 12
Buñuel: 11

[Moribunny]

Werner Herzog: 32
Rainer Werner Fassbinder: 20
Dave Fleischer: 20 (shorts)
Woody Allen: 18
Ingmar Bergman: 18
Sidney Lumet: 17
Roman Polanski: 16
Tim Burton: 16
Terry Gilliam: 15
Martin Scorsese: 15
Claude Chabrol: 14
David Lynch: 14
David Cronenberg: 13
Takashi Miike: 13
Alfred Hitchcock: 12
Stephen Spielberg: 12
Guy Maddin: 12 (mostly shorts)

[Scottathon]

It's been a few months at least since I've posted an update. I've watched quite a few of Truffaut's films in the meantime.

Woody Allen: 42
Billy Wilder: 21
Alfred Hitchcock: 21
Francois Truffaut: 19
Chuck Jones: 17
Martin Scorsese: 17
Joel and Ethan Coen: 16
Eric Rohmer: 15
Jean-Luc Godard: 15
Howard Hawks: 13
Steven Spielberg: 13
Steven Soderbergh: 13
Werner Herzog: 13
Ernst Lubitsch: 11
Stanley Kubrick: 11
Quentin Tarantino: 10
Luis Bunuel: 10
Preston Sturges: 10
William Wyler: 10

[AAAutin]

Soderbergh: 22 (Avg. score: 53.45)

Spielberg: 21 (44.1)
Woody: 20 (49.55)
Barry Levinson: 18 (46.61)
Scorsese: 18 (58.67)
The Coens: 16 (53.13)
Francis Ford Coppola: 16 (56.25)
Ridley Scott: 16 (46.63)
Spike Lee: 15 (44.73)
Tony Scott: 15 (41.27)
Opie: 14 (41.57)
Sidney Lumet: 14 (52.79)
Oliver Stone: 14 (49.21)
Dick Linklater: 13 (58.85)
John Woo: 13 (32.08)
Tim Burton: 12 (41.92)
John Landis: 12 (43.58)
Robert Altman: 11 (45.36)
De Palma: 11 (37.27)
Richard Donner: 11 (35.55)
Beat Takeshi: 11 (57.27)
Tarantino: 11 (44.45)
Cronenberg: 10 (45.7)
Frankenheimer: 10 (37.5)
Stephen Frears: 10 (44.5)
Werner Herzog: 10 (52.6)
Mike Nichols: 10 (50.1)
Robert Rodriguez: 10 (39.3)
Gus Van Sant: 10 (34.3)

[MmzHrrdb]

19 - Woody Allen
15 - Martin Scorsese
13 - Stanley Kubrick (1 short)
13- Jan Svankmajer (8 shorts)
11 - Andrei Tarkovsky (3 shorts)
10 - François Truffaut (1 short)
9 - Tim Burton
8 - Ingmar Bergman
7 - David Cronenberg
7 - Howard Hawks
7 - Don Hertzfeldt (all shorts)
7 - Paul Thomas Anderson (3 shorts)
7 - Quentin Tarantino
6 - Roman Polanski
6 - Wes Anderson
6 - Steven Spielberg

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Steven Spielberg - 11 (Avg. Score 73.64)
Quentin Tarantino - 8 (75.38)
David Fincher - 8 (72.38)
Coen Brothers - 8 (67.5)
Martin Scorsese - 7 (73.57)
Tim Burton - 7 (69.57)
James Cameron - 6 (68.5)
Ridley Scott - 7 (67.29)
Peter Jackson - 7 (64.14)
James Cameron - 6 (68.5)
Robert Zemeckis - 6 (66.36)

[MmzHrrdb]

Update since last August:

Stan Brakhage - 112
Ingmar Bergman - 49
Norman McLaren - 41
Woody Allen - 39 (+2)
Werner Herzog - 39 (+1)
Satyajit Ray - 36 (+1)
Alfred Hitchcock - 36
Akira Kurosawa - 30 (+4)
Luis Bunuel - 29
Jean-Luc Godard - 28 (+11)
Fritz Lang - 25 (+6)
Francois Truffaut - 24 (+1)
Jean Painleve - 20
Aki Kaurismaki - 19
Martin Scorsese - 19
Kenji Mizoguchi - 18 (+2)
Krzysztof Kieslowski - 18
Peter Greenaway - 18 (+1)
Steven Spielberg - 18
Yasujiro Ozu - 17
John Ford - 17 (+2)
Jan Svankmajer - 16
David Lynch - 15
Michael Powell - 15 (+1)
Steven Soderbergh - 15 (+2)
Federico Fellini - 14
Howard Hawks - 14
Billy Wilder - 14 (+1)
Joel/Ethan Coen - 14 (+1)
Robert Bresson - 14
Robert Altman - 13
Eric Rohmer - 13 (previously less than 12)
Jean Renoir - 13 (+1)
Anthony Mann - 13
Yimou Zhang - 12 (previously less than 12)
Stanley Kubrick - 12
Roy William Neill - 12
Seijun Suzuki - 12
Orson Welles - 12
John Huston - 12 (previously less than 12)
Josef von Sternberg - 12 (previously less than 12)

[PeaceAnarchy]

I'll update too, it's much easier now.

Alfred Hitchcock - 30 +1
Woody Allen - 29 +1
Steven Spielberg - 22 +1
Martin Scorsese - 21 +1
Eric Rohmer - 21
Buster Keaton - 19 +1
Luis Buñuel - 18 +1
Fritz Lang - 18 +3
Jean-Luc Godard - 18 +1
Akira Kurosawa - 17
Ingmar Bergman - 17 +1
Charles Chaplin - 16
Jean Renoir - 16
Coen Bros - 16 +2
Howard Hawks - 15
John Ford - 15 +2
Tim Burton - 15
Roman Polanski - 14 New
Frank Capra - 14 New
Stanley Kubrick - 14 +2
Robert Bresson - 13
William Wyler - 13 +1
Billy Wilder - 13 +1
Terry Gilliam - 13 +1
D.W. Griffith - 13
Michael Powell - 13 +1
Abbas Kiarostami - 12 +1
George Cukor - 12 +1
Robert Zemeckis - 12
John Huston - 11
Edward F. Cline - 11 +1
David Lean - 11 New
Elia Kazan - 11 New
Michael Apted - 11 New
Alain Resnais - 10 New
Leo McCarey - 10
Rob Reiner - 10 New
Ernst Lubitsch - 10
Tony Scott - 10 New
Robert Altman - 10 New
Quentin Tarantino - 10
Josef von Sternberg - 10 New
John Lasseter - 10 New

Short film directors
Stan Brakhage - 36 +6
Georges Méliès - 20 +8
Jean Painlevé - 19 +2
Chuck Jones - 17
Tex Avery - 15
Bruce Conner - 15
Louis Lumière - 14 New
Kenneth Anger - 10 New

[Anomaly]

Jumping on the update bandwagon:

Steven Spielberg - 12 (+1)
Coen Brothers - 10 (+1)
Werner Herzog - 10 (+5)
Alfred Hitchcock - 9 (+2)
Stanley Kubrick - 8
D.W. Griffith - 8 (new)
Martin Scorsese - 7 (+2)
Ingmar Bergman - 7 (+3)
Tim Burton - 7
Robert Zemeckis - 7
Louis Lumière - 7 (new)
Christopher Nolan - 7
Quentin Tarantino - 7
Barry Sonnenfeld - 6 (+1)

[SirStuckey]

I don't have an exact number since I haven't rated every movie I've seen on here, but I'm 99% sure it's Woody Allen.

If it was a percentage thing (with directors with more than 2 movies) Edgar Wright and Wes Anderson would be tops with 100% for each.