Spielberg or Coppola?
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Coppola.  There's never been a better war movie ever.  Period.  Period.  End of story.  Kubrick's a distant second.  But that's it for Coppola.  Spielberg has all sorts of hits though.......Close Encounters, ET, Jaws, Raiders of the Lost Arc, and even recently with Catch me if you Can.....overall Spielberg has grossed much more, but with and epic like Apocalypse Now?  You can't touch Coppola.\n\nAdded: you want to compare 10 minutes of Private Ryan in Slow Motion (where everyone gives up when a few planes fly over)?  Against Brando handing Sheen the keys to the kingdom to a tune of the Doors playing "This is the end"? Seriously?  It's a quality versus quantity issue.
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my vote is: Al Pacino as Tony Montana (SCARFACE)!\nwhy? he's the best all around bad guy! he came from nothing and made it to the top... of course, he's a homicidal, drug lord but, we all have our flaws! am i right?!
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Natalie Wood or John Wayne
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Easy...Titanic. \nImportant piece of history, well made movie, but not worthy of winning Best Picture, unless you count the budget that was spent on it!!!
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Vin Diesel or Lucas Black
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steven_Spielberg\n\nThis will help.
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Although both are excellent, from a cinematic standpoint "the godfather" is superior.
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Wow, that's a tough question. My personal favorite is Stanley Kubrick because he streched the limits of filmmaking in ways that no other director has been able to match.\n\nAlfred Hitchcock is another top choice. His films are so tightly made and so gripping. My sources include a couple links about the greatest directors ever.
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Richard Gere or Kevin Costner\nThey are GORGEOUS!
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1. Steven Spielberg (best overall)\n\n2. Alfred Hitchcock (more significant)\n\n3. Stanley Kubrick (made only a couple, but were all legendary aka Dr Strangelove, A Clockwork Orange, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Full Metal Jacket, and The Shining...along with some others)
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closer!  it's only one of the best movies out there.  i believe clive owen is in it as well!
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Marlon Brando or Sinatra
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1. Steven Spielberg\n2. Norman Jewison\n3. George Lucas
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Lion King or Spirited Away
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Martin Scorcese's definitely the better director. I love the way he manipulates the eye with his cameras, using jolting angle shots & his "tick...tick...tick" use of time (there's always a clock or a phone ringing or something like that in his movies).\n\nIncidentally, my favorite Scorcese film is "After Hours" - it was very complex & hilarious!
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i would say Forrest Gump, but I'm not sure
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My opinion: Al Pacino; Godfather II.