I saw some of them with the gf the past few years and was pleasantly surprised
What does Yea Forums think of his movies?
Nolan Taylor
Wyatt Rogers
ultimate plebfilter
>/pol/rats will debate this
Bentley Moore
I’ve never been motivated to watch any of his stuff. Seems like Hollywood fluff, like West Side Story or Some Like it Hot or some shit, just seems cheesy
Parker Davis
He's an excellent "hack" screenwriter of the old school. At his best he's the inheritor to Billy Wilder.
At his worst his movies are Social Engineering trash and helped in the Jewish takeover of American culture. Even then they're interesting though.
He's like a Coen brother without the morals.
David Davis
Ever since Husbands & Wives, he's been good on total accident. I'd say he has to stop working with first drafts, but he won't be working anymore now.
Matthew Butler
He did nothing wrong.
Parker Kelly
This. He is a hero.
Adam Williams
hebrew crap
Wyatt Flores
Ryder Perez
I like him a lot but I can't really watch many within a short period of time because it's mostly Woody being awkward/self-deprecating and getting the girl every single time. It can get old.
Juan Morales
garbage person
garbage movies
Evan Garcia
This quote is so on the nose because Welles knows what he’s talking about when it comes to insecurity, he was a big guy with a large face but he had a very small pug like nose that he was so insecure about when he would go out in public he would wear a big fake prosthetic nose to cover it up.
Lincoln Collins
not one of the top jewish directors (who are the best directors in general) but still very good.
from what I've seen I think Hannah and Her Sisters and Everyone Says I Love You are his best movies.
Christian Butler
he's shockingly overrated compared to other directors who are hyped as A++. his best film was co-written with someone else and it's not a coincidence. everything else is repetitive and unstructured.
Alexander Carter
occasionally brilliant, e.g. Crimes and Misdemeanors. gross when he gets too full of himself, see: Manhattan. often charming and funny: Annie Hall. incredibly prolific, but inconsistent. Vicky Cristina Barcelona was trash.
Angel Flores
I don't know, he was overrated 30 years ago but now I think more people have an accurate estimation of him. I think one of the reasons he gets so much respect is he is such a workhorse.
Landon Robinson
The best director ever born was an old Spanish man. Jews don’t even crack the top 5
Luis Baker
Allen's films are stylistically bland and worthless, whatever merits one does or does not find in script, acting, etc.
Mason Gomez
Who are the best jewish directors in your opinion?
West Side Story is not fluff
Nolan Rivera
most kino filmmaker alive
Brody Miller
Agreed. You have to admire his output even though it’s hit and miss. I respect him way more than Terrence Malick.
Bentley Phillips
Harmony Korine
Kenneth Lonnergan
Noah Baumbach
John Miller
Yikes.
Sebastian Nguyen
Terry is much better than Woody.
Ethan Myers
Everything Malick has made since and including The Thin Red Line has been mediocre to bad. I’ll never understand why he’s so revered.
Camden Green
He has some that are very good, some that are very bad, and some that were good in their time but are dated now.
I just can't get past what a moral sleeze he is: cheating on his common-law with with her own barely-legal adopted daughter. (That's his version. Other people have a far darker version.)
Luke Martinez
His early stuff is very good. He lost me around 1990.
Hudson Barnes
Billy Wilder was a great director
Justin Butler
Antz and Blue Jasmine were good.
Juan Gutierrez
>Harmony “I hate art” Korine
OH it shows Harmony, OH it shows. . .
Justin Lee
The Purple Rose of Cairo is a masterpiece, really underappreciated movie that more people should take a look at
Jaxson Bailey
what do you have against the greatest directors of all time?
Isaac Harris
I watched Annie Hall and Manhattan, said to be his best movies, and some of the best movies of all time. They were both cringy garbage.
Grayson Rogers
>I watched Annie Hall and Manhattan
they're not his best movies, but they're okay, you're probably still a bit immature to appreciate them
Ryder Jenkins
I guess I am filled with hate and envy towards them because I will never possess a fraction of their talent.
Julian Peterson
He's liked because you're told to like his work - his reputation is more cult of personality than actual merit these days. When he was younger trying to prove himself and to Hollywood, he could be very good. But once he did Annie Hall, and became the darling of Hollywood, and he started believing his own press, his work started getting more pretentious and bland. He's now in the "autier" trap - where every word is "art", and he can't fail because he's so "brilliant", but his actual work is for the most part forgettable. So they have to pump him up harder, because they can't admit they're wrong. So he's got no motivation to even try anymore.
It's sick and twisted, like most shit in Hollywood.
That, and we're supposed to think he's "quirky" because he fell in love with his wife's adopted daughter, and pounds out boring scripts on a typewriter.
He's more myth than anything at this point.
Robert Moore
Bunuel, Bergman, Mizoguchi, Tarkovsky, Wojciech Has
That’s the real deal indisputable top 5
Christian Ortiz
>you're probably still a bit immature to appreciate them
Caleb Myers
you haven't watched any of his movies, have you?
Isaiah Green
Billy Wilder was a great writer. Director, not so much.
Hudson Murphy
You need a fair amount of life experience for them
Jacob Green
Because The Thin Red Line and Tree of Life are masterpieces and The New World is great. His recent output is interesting but i can understand if someone doesn't like it.
Mason Gonzalez
babbies first arthouse director
Caleb Cook
>mmmmbwwwwaaaaah the...JEWISH campaign....
Luke Phillips
Has always been celebrated for its subversion...
Chase Sullivan
I liked Celebrity.
Gavin Moore
Trump's in that one. Woody had no problems working with him.