Top 10 Greatest Movie Directors Of All Time?!

My top 10 favourite directors of all time!

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[Sethsfilmreviews]

Important to note that these are my top 10 FAVOURITE directors.

[bradyjoker]

Love your content, youre definitely becoming one of my favorite movie content creators and one of my biggest influences on my videos.

[kostask]

In my opinion:

1. Kubrick
2. Kurosawa
3. Bergman
4. Scorsese
5. Hitchcock
6. Wilder
7. Kobayashi
8. Tarkovsky
9. Coppola
10. Spielberg

This is actually an objective(as much as i can) top 10, cause my favourite directors change by the day...Kubrick has always been my No 1 tho.

[carterdeblock]

Respect! This list inspires me to check out some of these directors that I haven’t seen much of. Nolan is the 🐐 in my opinion tho. Great video Seth🤝

[emilwoerner]

Love to hear your takes on Tarkovsky, Fellini, Kurosawa and Satoshi Kon

[mauricededain]

The videos are getting better and better Seth <3
Just wondering why you never mention Peter Jackson in your videos concerning directors. Personally, the LOTR films are also in my top 3 of all time, and I think it shouldn't be underestimated what a massive achievement this was by Peter Jackson and his crew. The ammount of hours and passion he put in those movies and in studying the source material are a true sign of a great director (in my opinion). Anyway, love the vids man!
For the past year or two, watching films has really become a passion of mine and, thanks to your videos, I've now got a Letterboxd-watchlist that will (probably) be impossible to finish before I turn 100 :)

[tpiklxb]

I think the obvious exclusions were Kurosawa, Hitchcock, Tarkovsky, and to a lesser extent, Spielberg, Wilder, etc. Nonetheless, a respectable top 10. Cheers

[dreizehnersplit]

I guess for me my top 3 favorites would be Kubrick (everybody knows why), Sergio Leone( I just love his style of filmmaking and he has Made some of my all time favorites) and scorcese ( he has made so many films nearly hasn't missed yet with one. And also are a lot of his films objectively considered in the top 100 films of all time).

[nl]

No one cares, but my list:
1. Quentin Tarantino
2. Wes Anderson
3. Paul Thomas Anderson
4. Wim Wenders
5. Wong Kar-Wai
6. Andrei Tarkovsky
7. Martin Scorsese
8. Coen Bros.
9. Jean-Luc Godard
10. Martin McDonaugh
11. Pedro Almadovar
12. Kevin Smith
13. David Fincher
14. Ingmar Bergman
15. Woody Allen

H.M.:
Akira Kurosawa
Hal Ashby
Jacque Tati
Sam Peckinpah

[farmansiddiqui]

My top 10:

1) Kubrick
2) Kurosawa
3) Andrei Tarkovsky
4) Scorsese
5) Denis Villeneuve
6) Hitchcock
7) John Ford
8) David Fincher
9) Wong Kar-wai
10) Terrence Malick

[mzatchc]

If you like Bergman you should watch Fellini, one of the greatest filmmaker along with Kubrick, Chaplin or Hitchcock

[xxempzlizardxxyoyo]

Seth have you seen criterion have added after hours to the uk

[theofficialgreenkane]

Fraud list without Tarantino in the Top 5. Either 1) You haven’t watched enough of his films 2) You couldn’t follow along. Or 3) You did it to rage bait. Either way, big swing and a miss.

[reneescala]

GODard, Dreyer, Ozu, , Tarkovsky, Hitchcock, RAY - Nicholas & Satyajit, Misoguchi, Kurosawa - you can also choose some women. DURAS for example.

[Bbloeoes]

İngmar and Kubrick next level bro+ David Lynch

[skor_refs]

Amazing list. For me Villeneuve and Nolan would still be on there. Call me a casual, but their movies really spoke to me

[dominiclewis]

Have you done a Tarantino ranking video. Hes maybe not top 10 but hes pretty good

[jhl]

Kubrick would probably be my number 1 as well. Hitchcock and woody Allen would get in there for me as well

[JuniorBeastJoe]

I might be dumb asf for this but Tarantino easily makes my number 1 director simply because no one can make a movie so fucking enjoyable while still giving us quality content like Kill Bill or Django Unchained both being massively enjoyable in a simple little revenge plot and pays off in the ending every time. I don’t think one Tarantino movie ended poorly or disappointing.

[vaibhavgupta]

What about Satyajit Ray? Your list is eurocentric