15 Films That (Almost) Could've Been Directed By Somebody Else (Part Two - Special QT Edition)

re: 15 Films That (Almost) Could've Been Directed By Somebody Else (Part Two - Special QT Edition)

Janet — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 14:11:14 GMT

He isn't to me Danrimage, I'm as confused by it as you are.

re: 15 Films That (Almost) Could've Been Directed By Somebody Else (Part Two - Special QT Edition)

borstalboy — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 15:16:25 GMT

POLTERGEIST, not directed by Steven Spielberg (tee-hee..)

ALPHA DOG and THIRTEEN, not directed by Larry Clark

ME WITHOUT YOU, not directed by Nicole Holofcener

CEMETARY MAN, not directed by Sam Raimi

DICK, not directed by Preston Sturges

re: 15 Films That (Almost) Could've Been Directed By Somebody Else (Part Two - Special QT Edition)

danrimage — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 14:56:50 GMT

Is Guy Ritchie suddenly a cool name to drop in the States? To read you guys and most of the writers and commentators over on the AV Club, you'd think he'd actually even once made a film that wasn't a totally cliched embarrassment.

re: 15 Films That (Almost) Could've Been Directed By Somebody Else (Part Two - Special QT Edition)

somewhat_damaged — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 04:04:11 GMT

i always got a bit of a tony scott vibe off of smokin' aces on top of the guy ritchie and tarantino.

re: 15 Films That (Almost) Could've Been Directed By Somebody Else (Part Two - Special QT Edition)

dan — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 03:49:04 GMT

tarrantino says he's a fan of city on fire? that hack used to deny he'd ever even seen it.