Top 10 Best Directors.

Welcome to our latest video, where we'll be discussing the top 10 movie directors of all time! From classic filmmakers to modern-day auteurs, we've gathered the very best of the best to present to you.

But we know that everyone has their own opinions when it comes to cinema, so we want to encourage you to critique our choices and suggest your own. Feel free to share your thoughts and let us know who you think deserves a spot on this list.

We'll be looking at factors such as influence, innovation, critical acclaim, and box office success when selecting our top 10. And of course, we'll be showcasing some of the most memorable and iconic movies from each of these directors.

So, whether you're a die-hard film buff or just looking for some new movie recommendations, join us as we count down the greatest movie directors of all time. And don't forget to share your thoughts in the comments!

[MrJfairbrother]

Not a bad list, but no love for the silent era, huh? Oh well, ten's a hard target.

I might've picked Wilder, Bresson, Tarkovski, or Lynch before Nolan. I love Memento and Dunkirk; Insomnia's pretty good; the rest of his films leave me cold at best, annoyed at worst.

At least you didn't include Tarantino. That might've annoyed me as much as Tenet did.

[juancarloscoronelprieto]

My personal top:

30° Orson Welles
29° Aki Kaurismäki
28° Wim Wenders
27° Jacques Tati
26° Michelangelo Antonioni
25° Alfred Hitchcock
24° Luis Buñuel
23° Krzysztof Kieslowski
22° Jean-Pierre Melville
21° Federico Fellini
20° John Ford
19° Lav Díaz
18° Kenji Mizoguchi
17° Murnau
16° Charles Chaplin
15° Terrence Malick
14° Luchino Visconti
13° Robert Bresson
12° Stanley Kubrick
11° Víctor Erice
10° Sergei Eisenstein
9° Yasujiro Ozu
8° Abbas Kiarostami
7° Theodoros Angelopoulos
6° Ingmar Bergman
5° Carl Theodor Dreyer
4° Bèla Tarr
3° David Lynch
2° Andrei Tarkovsky
1° Akira Kurosawa

[brettcoster]

Personally, I'd add Fritz Lang, not just for Metropolis and Dr Mabuse but M, The Big Heat, and The Woman in the Window, Buster Keaton or Charlie Chaplin would also be considered, but F W Murnau would've got a guernsey for Nosferatu, The Last Laugh, Faust, and especially Sunrise: A Story of Two Humans. And then there's Jacques Tati. And Andrei Tarkovsky. And...