who is the best cinematographer according to you and why.?
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I can't decide between Vittorio Storaro and Conrad L. Hall.
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It dpends on the Directors.  (For e.g., Spielberg--the best.)\n\nShiva, Engineer.
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I would most definitely have to say Nick Carter.  I have been a huge fan of Nick/BSB for almost 9 years now.  Nick is known as "the cute one" and "the heartthrob" and he's always been referred to both of these since they first came out.  Physically, I think he was at his best during the making of Millennium.  Remember the video for I Want It That Way?  Man, he was so HOT!!!  His hottness actually started back when they did the videos for As Long As You Love Me And All I Have To Give, but he wasn't at his complete best until Millennium time.  But each Boy is handsome in his own way.
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Williams and Bernstein are both great film composers.  I think Bernstein probably had more original ideas.  But Williams is also excellent.  And what about Jerry Goldsmith, Dimitri Tiompkin, Bernard Herrmann, and more recently Hans Zimmer and James Horner?\nToo many greats to choose from.  I'm sure I'm leaving out dozens that I can't think of right now!
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Lewis Carroll is considered one of the best amateur photographers of his time.\nYou can find photograph's through this link.\nhttp://www.lewiscarroll.org/photo.html and\nhttp://photography.about.com/gi/dynamic/... \n\nthere are many more photographs but they are not available on the net.
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He is best at not using too many edited shots.  He keeps camera angles at a minimum.  The camera shots he does use are also are very symetrical; one of the best directors.  Eyes wide shut was bad; too bad.
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Gotta go with Harpo Marx. Love his harp playing and when he and Lucy do the Mirror Bit. A Classic!!
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Hey bud - \n\nfirst of all, i like your taste in directors alot\nnext, i would put those four in the exact order you did, heres why\n\nKubrick:  2001: a space oddysey, i guess i dont need to say any more, when you direct the greatest movie of all time, you have honors of being at the top of the list\n\nScorsese:Although he has received much critical acclaim he has never won an Academy Award despite numerous nominations. Scorsese is widely considered one of the most significant and influential of post-war American film makers.  Goodfellas, casino, the much under-rated Aviator, gangs of new york, raging bull, taxi driver, departed....these are leaps beyond movies that come out now, scorsese is unbeleiveable and i am jealous of him\n\nTarantino: He is one of the most famous of the young directors behind the independent film revolution of the 1990s, well-known for his public persona as a motor-mouthed, geeky hipster with an encyclopedic knowledge of both popular and art-house cinema.  He is a daring director that is not confined to formulas and thus makes him always new which allows him to be a growing talent.\n\nSpeilburg:  the thing about him is, he kind of onvented what modern cinema looks like so it hard to understand the impact he has had on american cinema.  all i know is that it is immeasurable, he probably deserves to be higher on this list, i guess the reason he isnt is because he isnt as flashy or deep as the 3 above him
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I'd have to say Ray Allen.  There are a lot of other great shooters from the past such as Larry Bird, Walter Davis, Reggie Miller, Rick Barry, Isiah Thomas, Kevin Johnson, Jim Paxson, John Stockton, etc.  And even now, Michael Redd, J.J. Redick, Richard Hamilton, Allan Houston, Kyle Korver, etc.  I've watched all of em', but Ray Allen has the "purest shot".  If you just watch him, his shot just looks so easy.  His release is perfect and fairly quick.  And looking at it, it just looks so natural, a thing of beauty.  Not only does his shot look nice, but he has one of the highest FG%'s.  Ray Allen, the "purest" shooter in nba history.
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oscar de la hoya is great! and yes to your question!
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Best footballer in the world is a close one with Ronaldinho, and Theiry Henry.  I am gonna go with Ronaldinho just because he does some much more than score, he controls the whole game, and he is just so incredible to watch.
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Ok...tough question....hmmmm.....\n\nOk....I would have to say......Kamelot\n\nBut only by a very small margine\n\nThe Black Halo is excellent
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Richard Gere or Kevin Costner\nThey are GORGEOUS!
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Frederico Fellini was one of the best. His works had such a unique outlook on life and relationships between people, as well as their ties to their childhoods, they were so true and yet so full of a lust for life-- I have seen very few comparable directors.
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Nikitha Krushchev\n\nIn an unbiased view he was the best
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For Your Eyes Only\n\n(Goldeneye has the best chase scene!)
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I'll go with Marcus Gronholm. I'm in absolute awe of the driving skills of ANY rally driver; their car control is absolutely amazing.\nEnjoy the rally.