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Default Directors who put Style over Substance.





There have been many directors over the years who have created a very distinct style to their films. Such directors as Kubrick, Wes Anderson, Terrance Malick, David Lynch, Tim Burton, Nicolas Winding Refn and Tarsem Singh all come to mind.

I just watched The Neon Demon a few days back and watched Only God Forgives last night. Nicolas Winding Refn is one of those directors who has been accused of putting "style over substance" with some of his films.

Tarsem Singh is another director who has been accused of this in the past with movies like The Fall and The Cell.

Does having an eye for style and design automatically classify a director as someone who cares more about style than plot?

What directors would you say put style over substance? How important is plot to the film?

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