I recognize everyone has their cinematic opinions, but I felt only two of the Indiana Jones movies were any good. The first and the third. I also noticed that you didn’t mention Schindler’s List which I credit as one of his better ones though the film deviates from the novel which I read. Another you didn’t mention was West Side Story which pales to the 1960s original. And he had to throw in a trans character.
I’m glad you mentioned Clint Eastwood, who I would rate better than Spielberg. I can’t believe the body of work he directed while in his 70s and 80s. BTW, I admire him more as a director than an actor. If you want to judge a director by their body of work, check out Eastwood, Mann, Zemekis, and Mel Gibson. They didn’t make the big box office, but the quality of their overall work is outstanding.
I recognize everyone has their cinematic opinions, but I felt only two of the Indiana Jones movies were any good. The first and the third. I also noticed that you didn’t mention Schindler’s List which I credit as one of his better ones though the film deviates from the novel which I read. Another you didn’t mention was West Side Story which pales to the 1960s original. And he had to throw in a trans character.
I’m glad you mentioned Clint Eastwood, who I would rate better than Spielberg. I can’t believe the body of work he directed while in his 70s and 80s. BTW, I admire him more as a director than an actor. If you want to judge a director by their body of work, check out Eastwood, Mann, Zemekis, and Mel Gibson. They didn’t make the big box office, but the quality of their overall work is outstanding.
I did mention Schindler's List :-) ... It was followed by a small rant about socialists and their killing sprees too :-).
Sorry, I guess I glanced past it. I, also, forgot to throw in Tarantino, Coppola, Hughes, and Rodriguez among great American directors.