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He's dead. But was he the best of all time? I'd argue "no," for

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In Reply to: RE: IsTarkovsky the best director in the world? posted by patrickU on December 15, 2009 at 11:57:13

me. He had more than one equal. Was he as good as any? I don't know. How many truly passionate moments did you experience, how many great performances from his actors come to mind? That's not to criticize the overall artistic impact of his films but to show his impact was more cerebral than physical/emotional.

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RE: He's dead. But was he the best of all time? I'd argue "no," for - patrickU 12:46:39 12/15/09 (4)
Well of course it is subjective, and no I do feel his impact on many levels, pure poesie and perfect photography.
Riveting.
- Certainly he is great. Equal or greater than Wajda, Bertolucci, - tinear 18:17:16 12/15/09 (3)
  Kubrick, Tarr, Ozu, Bresson, Godard, Kurosawa, Dreyer, Ford, Eisenstein, Rocha?
  Dunno.
  - RE: Certainly he is great. Equal or greater than Wajda, Bertolucci, - patrickU 01:52:15 12/16/09 (2)
    Kubrick has fallen in disgrace.
    - Bullshit. nt - tinear 12:56:46 12/17/09 (1)
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      - RE: Bullshit. nt - patrickU 01:21:24 12/18/09 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Bullshit. nt posted by tinear on December 17, 2009 at 12:56:46
        
        In my view.

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