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Old 06-17-2016, 09:38 AM   #1
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Default Which of these 2 "waves" of directors was better?
I noticed 2 big waves of new filmmaking talent that arrived within about a 10 year or so period each and thought they could be worth comparing. What is better?

The wave of American directors in the late 60's / early 70's or the wave that were in the late 80's / early 90's?

The 70's wave includes
Steven Spielberg
George Lucas
Martin Scorsese
Brian De Palma
Francis Ford Coppola
William Friedkin
Roman Polanski
Robert Altman (arguably, as he did a lot of TV and documentary stuff before)

The 90's wave includes
The Coen Brothers
Wes Anderson
Paul Thomas Anderson
Quentin Tarantino
Tim Burton
Richard Linklater
David Fincher
Christopher Nolan (arguably a bit late)
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