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Whether you love him or hate him, his work is going to live on for a long time. Of the 10 films Spielberg has directed so far this century, which do you consider is his best? When future film students are dissecting his work in years to come which will hold its head the highest? Lincoln. War...

Oh man, and I forgot On the Waterfront. That has to be somewhere up near the top 20.

Changes regularly, but something like this; TOP 10 1. Orson Welles - Citizen Kane 2. Ingmar Bergman - The Seventh Seal 3. Carol Reed - The Third Man 4. Michael Curtiz - Casablanca 5. Charles Chaplin - The Kid 6. Alfred Hitchcock - Vertigo 7. Henry King - The Gunfighter 8. Vittorio De Sica -...

Some cool answers so far, definitely a lot of stuff I want to check out. Here's mine; 1) A CHERISHED CHILDHOOD FAVOURITE A lot of animation, particularly The Land Before Time, The Lion King, Aladdin and the Saturday morning Disney cartoons on TV. Jack the Giant Killer...

True that. The man does cop a lot of shit from people, and I'm sure the cynics will still criticize him for selling the series, but when a guy gives billions of dollars to charity that's worth applauding whether you want an Epsiode VII or not..

Kind of pointless, but could be fun and maybe even educational too if anyone can be bothered. Because lets face it, we ALL love talking about films. :) Try and restict yourself to just one answer per question. Feel free to write a little something explaining each of your choices. 1) A...

I love the look of black and white films. I wish more films were shot that way.

^^^ This is why I love the internet. ^^^ Thanks for the help everyone.

Hey also I don't think anyone's mentioned the segment he shot for the film "Four Rooms". Perhaps with good reason...

Yes, and there are even film festivals now which are exclusively for films shot on mobiles, so there is definitely an audience for them. It's all about the story.

Too hard to choose one particular favourite, but I'd have to say it was Spielberg who first sparked my interest in filmmaking, so I'll always have a soft spot for him.

Hey all, I've recently acquired a PC and now need something to be able to edit on. A quick google search reveals that Premiere Pro (the benchmark?) is way out of my current price range. Are there any alternatives that you might recommend? I see there are a couple of 'free' programs on the 'net...

Amen.

1) Resevoir Dogs 2) Pulp Fiction 3) Inglorious Basterds 4) Kill Bill 2 5) Kill Bill 1 6) Death Proof 7) Jackie Brown 1, 2, ans 3 were all brilliant in my view. Wasn't all that keen on Jackie Brown. Haven't seen D.U. yet, but very much looking forward to it.

Great idea! Good luck with it. :)

What's the doco with Terry Gilliam called? "Lost In La Mancha"? Definitely worth watching to see how it can all go wrong.

There is a good list of festivals on this website; https://www.withoutabox.com/ You should be able to do a search for specific festivals, such as ones in your area that dont charge entry fees.

Just got home from seeing it. Loved it. Gollum was more amazing than ever and Martin Freeman was great as Bilbo. Can't wait for the next one!

This film won the Oscar in '74; http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0070460/ I haven't seen it yet, but really want to. 'Hollywood Ending' by Woody Allen was kind of funny too.

Cool thanks guys. Looks like I'll try and get my hands on a copy of Premiere Pro then.