The Next 'Direct' Director
It's time to pick the next Direct director!
You have three of the best directors alive to choose from:
- David Fincher (Fight Club, Se7en, The Social Network, Gone Girl)
- Christopher Nolan (Memento, The Dark Knight, Inception, Interstellar)
- Paul Thomas Anderson (Boogie Nights, Magnolia, Punch Drunk Love, There Will Be Blood)
Levi and I are really excited at the prospect of watching each of these directors' efforts. We just need you help narrowing it down!
Thanks for your help!
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Just don't tell my fellow Brit Nolan I voted this way
I'm in.
But let me make this perfectly clear: I'm only picking Danny Boyle because I like his movies and think they would make for compelling podcasts. Good for the audience sort of thing. At the end of the day though, I won't be happy with this whole Direct thing until John Carpenter gets covered. Ha ha.
I think Wes Anderson would be a really fun run of flicks. There's always a lot of meat on those films, and definitely a very pronounced sense of style, but because of that style there tends to be a lot of levity mixed in. I really appreciate his light/heavy balance. I'd really love to hear you guys do his filmography.
I'd also still really love to see you guys do Christopher Nolan.
Great work on Fincher, by the way. I really enjoyed that series a whole lot.
But I also like the Cameron Crowe suggestion - I love his movies, and think podcasts of his movies would be great as well, just a totally different conversation than Anderson's movies.