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So I was thinking when athletes enter the HOF, they have to pick the team they will go in for. Randy Johnson, Mariners or Diamondbacks? Gretzky, Oilers or Kings? Deion, Falcons or Cowboys?
What if directors were entered into the Movie Hall of Fame and had to choose 1 movie to represent them. Look at it however you want: best movie, most successful movie, breakout movie that put them on the map, etc. It's however you see the director best represented.
It's Oscar Week: Paul Thomas Anderson and Jane Campion are true auteurs nominated for both direction and screenplay. John Huston was one of signature writer-directors of Old Hollywood. He won one Best Director Oscar, one Best Screenplay Oscar and had 14 total nominations. He also holds the distinction of being the oldest director ever nominated (79). What's his signature film to represent him in the HOF? Why?
Rd1: Jaws for Spielberg (50%)
Rd 2: Alien for Ridley Scott (43%)
Rd 3: Psycho for Hitchcock (44%)
Rd 4: 2001: A Space Odyssey for Stanley Kubrick (31%)
What if directors were entered into the Movie Hall of Fame and had to choose 1 movie to represent them. Look at it however you want: best movie, most successful movie, breakout movie that put them on the map, etc. It's however you see the director best represented.
It's Oscar Week: Paul Thomas Anderson and Jane Campion are true auteurs nominated for both direction and screenplay. John Huston was one of signature writer-directors of Old Hollywood. He won one Best Director Oscar, one Best Screenplay Oscar and had 14 total nominations. He also holds the distinction of being the oldest director ever nominated (79). What's his signature film to represent him in the HOF? Why?
Rd1: Jaws for Spielberg (50%)
Rd 2: Alien for Ridley Scott (43%)
Rd 3: Psycho for Hitchcock (44%)
Rd 4: 2001: A Space Odyssey for Stanley Kubrick (31%)
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