Director's You Own Or Plan To Own All Movies Of On Blu-ray

[tomjim]

Christopher Nolan
Guy Ritchie (not "Swept Away")
Speilberg
and
Tarantino

[ArrestedDevelopment]

Nolan
Fincher
Aronofsky
Tarantino

[octagon]

Kubrick is probably the only one I'm likely to to make a clean sweep of. It's a reasonable number of films (16) and for some odd reason I even really like owning the ones I'm not particularly crazy about (Eyes Wide Shut, A Clockwork Orange).

I'm also likely to wind up with a fairly high percentage of George Lucas films which is ironic because I don't consider him a particularly good director. But between American Grafitti (his best work as either a writer or director), the Star Wars Saga and THX 1138 I'll pretty much nail all his features.

Directors like Billy Wilder and Alfred Hitchcock fall into a weird middle-ground. The each have things I really love (BW: Double Indemnity, The Apartment, Stalag Seventeen - AF: Notorious, Rope, Shadow of a Doubt, Dial M for Murder, Rear Window, Rebecca) but a lot of their stuff falls into a 'sure, for five or so bucks' category and even more falls into 'well, if somebody gave it to me I suppose I'd keep it'. Kurosawa probably also belongs in this 'too many to commit to them all' category.

The Coen Brothers (have they legally changed each of their names to that yet?) and David Fincher might slip into a full collection mode at some point. They've each done enough things I would buy on their own merits to make a sizable dent and their styles are sufficiently...not unique, exactly...let's say personal that their other films are that much more attractive if only out of curiosity.

[Saints 2010]

Peter Weir
David Fincher
Christopher Nolan
Martin Scorcese
Clint Eastwood
Steven Spielberg
Edgar Wright

[Al_The_Strange]

Will own all of:
James Cameron (own most on BD; just waiting on "True Lies" and "The Abyss")
Stanley Kubrick (own all his mainstream films on BD and DVD; will gladly upgrade all remaining DVDs)
Akira Kurosawa (still a lot I haven't seen of his, but he hasn't dissapointed yet!)
M Night Shyamalan (wound up getting "The Last Airbender" after all; if I get the "Village," I'll be set)
Darren Aranofsky (will blind-buy "Black Swan," and the rest is definite)
Peter Jackson (come on "Bad Taste" and "Meet the Feebles," I want them on BD!)
Michael Bay (because his films totally rock!)
Tarsem (got em!! )
Joss Whedon ("Serenity" being his only film, and I got it! )
JJ Abrams ("Star Trek" and "MI:III," got em! )
The Watchowskis (got em all, including "Bound," on BD! )

Will own most of:
Christopher Nolan (will not get "Following" or "Insomnia," but the rest is gold!)
Quentin Tarantino (will not own "Jackie Brown," but I have all the others)
George Lucas (minus "American Graffitti")
Hayao Miyazaki (still haven't seen some of his, but he hasn't dissapointed yet!)
Tim Burton (minus "Big Fish," but everything else is great)
Ridley Scott (not sure about "Legend," and I probably won't buy "Black Rain," but most of his other work is good)
Paul Verhoeven (love all the ones I've seen, not sure if they're all buy-worthy)
Robert Zemeckis (love most of them)
Zack Snyder (haven't seen the owl movie yet; if it's really good, I'll probably own all of his)
Guillermo Del Toro (minus "Mimic;" I don't think I've seen it yet)
Paul WS Anderson (most of his work entertains me, minus "Mortal Kombat")
Stephen Sommers (...he made movies before "The Mummy"?!! )
Richard Donner (he's done a lot)
Sam Raimi (if not all of his work)
Prachya Pinkaew (love his modern films, haven't seen the older ones yet)
Bryan Singer (minus "The Usual Suspects")

Will own some of:
Steven Spielburg (still some I haven't seen, but most of his mainstream work will be buy-worthy)
Alfred Hitchcock (still lots I don't own, but as they hit BD I'll definitely grab them! Only exception will be his lesser-known work; I don't think "Lifeboat" is buy-worthy)
John Lasseter (minus "Cars")
David Cronenberg (minus "Eastern Promises," and there's probably some I haven't seen yet)
Martin Scorcese (love some, disliked a few, haven't seen them all yet)
Francis Ford Coppola (like most of them)
David Lean (loved the ones I've seen, but need to explore more)
David Lynch (very very strange, but some of his films are awesome)
David Fincher (will not buy "Benjamin Button" not sure about "Panic Room," and I still haven't seen "The Game")
Clint Eastwood (disliked some, but enjoyed quite a few)
John Carpenter (minus "Ghosts of Mars" and a few other oddball cult films, but I enjoy most of his)
Robert Rodriguez (not the kid's stuff, unless it's truly great, but I have most of his other ones)
Luc Besson (the ones I've seen have been cool)
John Hughes (minus a few, like "16 Candles," but there's a bunch I like)
Mel Brooks (I like a lot of his movies)
Danny Boyle (still haven't seen all of his yet)
John Boorman (enjoyed quite a few of them, but haven't seen them all yet!)
John McTiernen (love some, but will never buy the "Rollerball" remake again)
Robert Wise (good films, haven't seen them all, still unsure about "The Sound of Music")
William Friedkin (love some, haven't seen them all)
Yimmou Zhang (love "Hero" and "House of Flying Daggers," need to see more)
Joel and Ethan Coen (always liked "Raising Arizona" and "Fargo," will need to see more)
Terry Gilliam (still exploring, but they have been good films)
Joel Schumacher (yeah, I got the Batman films, but I'd love to check out his other work)
Stuart Gordon (the ones I've seen have been wicked!)
Ivan Reitman (liked quite a few of his comedies)
Harold Ramis (minus "Groundhog Day" and a few others)
Uwe Boll (his work is terrible, but often entertains. He's made too many films to keep track of )

Will own very little of:
Oliver Stone ("Platoon" might be the only one I liked)
Tony Scott (hated some, liked some)
Kenneth Branagh (too much Shakespeare )
Jean-Luc Godard (only seen a few, but they are a little too artsy for me)

Need to explore more of:
Ingmar Bergman (love "The Seventh Seal" and "The Magician")
Fritz Lang (love "M," "Metropolis," and "Die Niebelungen")
Sam Peckinpah (hated "The Wild Bunch," thought "The Gauntlet" was okay)
John Ford (my God, he's made like 150 movies and I've only seen/enjoyed a few!)
John Huston (rather liked "The Maltese Falcon" and "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre")
Ang Lee ("Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon" really grew on me)
Ben Affleck ("Gone Baby Gone" was fine and dandy, will check out "The Town" later)
Paul Thomas Anderson (liked "Magnolia" and "There Will be Blood")
Guy Ritchie (liked the new "Sherlock Holmes," need to check out the older work)
Kevin Smith ("Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back" was funny)
Sofia Coppola (loved "Marie Antionette," hated "Lost in Translation")
Katheryn Bigelow (liked "The Hurt Locker")
George A Romero (hated "Knightriders," loved "Dawn of the Dead," "Day of the Dead," need to see more "of the Dead" films)

[nichart]

The Coen Brothers
Terry Gilliam
Christopher Nolan
Sam Raimi
Kevin Smith
Zack Snyder
Quentin Tarantino

[Bluyoda]

Originally Posted by X12Celtics3

I'm so excited for the Tree of Life...

So, am I. The only two movies I intend to see at theaters this year are "Tree Of Life" and Peter Weir's "The Way Back".

Originally Posted by Al_The_Strange

Will own all of:
James Cameron (own most on BD; just waiting on "True Lies" and "The Abyss")
Stanley Kubrick (own all his mainstream films on BD and DVD; will gladly upgrade all remaining DVDs)
Akira Kurosawa (still a lot I haven't seen of his, but he hasn't dissapointed yet!)
M Night Shyamalan (wound up getting "The Last Airbender" after all; if I get the "Village," I'll be set)
Darren Aranofsky (will blind-buy "Black Swan," and the rest is definite)
Peter Jackson (come on "Bad Taste" and "Meet the Feebles," I want them on BD!)
Michael Bay (because his films totally rock!)
Tarsem (got em!! )
Joss Whedon ("Serenity" being his only film, and I got it! )
JJ Abrams ("Star Trek" and "MI:III," got em! )

Will own most of:
Christopher Nolan (will not get "Following" or "Insomnia," but the rest is gold!)
Quentin Tarantino (will not own "Jackie Brown," but I have all the others)
George Lucas (minus "American Graffitti")
Hayao Miyazaki (still haven't seen some of his, but he hasn't dissapointed yet!)
Tim Burton (minus "Big Fish," but everything else is great)
Ridley Scott (not sure about "Legend," and I probably won't buy "Black Rain," but most of his other work is good)
Paul Verhoeven (love all the ones I've seen, not sure if they're all buy-worthy)
Robert Zemeckis (love most of them)
Zack Snyder (haven't seen the owl movie yet; if it's really good, I'll probably own all of his)
Guillermo Del Toro (minus "Mimic;" I don't think I've seen it yet)
Paul WS Anderson (most of his work entertains me, minus "Mortal Kombat")
Stephen Sommers (...he made movies before "The Mummy"?!! )
Richard Donner (he's done a lot)
Sam Raimi (if not all of his work)
Prachya Pinkaew (love his modern films, haven't seen the older ones yet)
Bryan Singer (minus "The Usual Suspects")

Will own some of:
Steven Spielburg (still some I haven't seen, but most of his mainstream work will be buy-worthy)
Alfred Hitchcock (still lots I don't own, but as they hit BD I'll definitely grab them! Only exception will be his lesser-known work; I don't think "Lifeboat" is buy-worthy)
John Lasseter (minus "Cars")
David Cronenberg (minus "Eastern Promises," and there's probably some I haven't seen yet)
Martin Scorcese (love some, disliked a few, haven't seen them all yet)
Francis Ford Coppola (like most of them)
David Lean (loved the ones I've seen, but need to explore more)
David Lynch (very very strange, but some of his films are awesome)
David Fincher (will not buy "Benjamin Button" not sure about "Panic Room," and I still haven't seen "The Game")
Clint Eastwood (disliked some, but enjoyed quite a few)
John Carpenter (minus "Ghosts of Mars" and a few other oddball cult films, but I enjoy most of his)
Robert Rodriguez (not the kid's stuff, unless it's truly great, but I have most of his other ones)
Luc Besson (the ones I've seen have been cool)
John Hughes (minus a few, like "16 Candles," but there's a bunch I like)
Mel Brooks (I like a lot of his movies)
Danny Boyle (still haven't seen all of his yet)
John Boorman (enjoyed quite a few of them, but haven't seen them all yet!)
John McTiernen (love some, but will never buy the "Rollerball" remake again)
Robert Wise (good films, haven't seen them all, still unsure about "The Sound of Music")
William Friedkin (love some, haven't seen them all)
Yimmou Zhang (love "Hero" and "House of Flying Daggers," need to see more)
Joel and Ethan Coen (always liked "Raising Arizona" and "Fargo," will need to see more)
Terry Gilliam (still exploring, but they have been good films)
Joel Schumacher (yeah, I got the Batman films, but I'd love to check out his other work)
Stuart Gordon (the ones I've seen have been wicked!)
Ivan Reitman (liked quite a few of his comedies)
Harold Ramis (minus "Groundhog Day" and a few others)
Uwe Boll (his work is terrible, but often entertains. He's made too many films to keep track of )

Will own very little of:
Oliver Stone ("Platoon" might be the only one I liked)
Tony Scott (hated some, liked some)
Kenneth Branagh (too much Shakespeare )
Jean-Luc Godard (only seen a few, but they are a little too artsy for me)

Need to explore more of:
Ingmar Bergman (love "The Seventh Seal" and "The Magician")
Fritz Lang (love "M," "Metropolis," and "Die Niebelungen")
Sam Peckinpah (hated "The Wild Bunch," thought "The Gauntlet" was okay)
John Ford (my God, he's made like 150 movies and I've only seen/enjoyed a few!)
John Huston (rather liked "The Maltese Falcon" and "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre")
Ang Lee ("Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon" really grew on me)
Ben Affleck ("Gone Baby Gone" was fine and dandy, will check out "The Town" later)
Paul Thomas Anderson (liked "Magnolia" and "There Will be Blood")
Guy Ritchie (liked the new "Sherlock Holmes," need to check out the older work)
Kevin Smith ("Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back" was funny)
Sofia Coppola (loved "Marie Antionette," hated "Lost in Translation")
Katheryn Bigelow (liked "The Hurt Locker")
George A Romero (hated "Knightriders," loved "Dawn of the Dead," "Day of the Dead," need to see more "of the Dead" films)

Wow! That's a huge list!

I'm painfully missing David Lean, Terrence Malick and Akira Kurosawa though!

Also, have you seen American Graffiti yet?
I love that movie!

[Al_The_Strange]

Originally Posted by Bluyoda

Wow! That's a huge list!

I'm painfully missing David Lean, Terrence Malick and Akira Kurosawa though!

Also, have you seen American Graffiti yet?
I love that movie!

They all interest me.

I have seen "American Graffitti" a couple of times, and just couldn't get into it. I can understand the themes Lucas went for, the nostalgia, and his bizzare use of sound and music, but I didn't find it entertaining at all. When it hits Blu-Ray, I might give it a rent and see if my opinion changes.

Terrence Malick should be on my list of directors to explore. I saw "The Thin Red Line" and found it...long... but otherwise I don't know any of his other movies.

Need to see more David Lean; I love "Lawrence of Arabia," "Dr Zhivago," and I plan on rewatching "Bridge on the River Kwai" sometime. I caught part of "A Passage to India" and it looked interesting.

I have about eight Kurosawa films ("Seven Samurai," "Ran," "Yojimbo," "Sanjuro," "Kagemusha," "Roshomon," "Throne of Blood," "Hidden Fortress") and they rock. If they put more on BD, I'll gladly get them, whether I've seen them or not.

Forgot to mention the Watchowskis; I enjoyed all their work so far (the "Matrix" saga, "Bound," and even "Speed Racer") and have them all!

[HD Goofnut]

I have several directors where I own many of their films on BD. Some of these directors happen to be some of my favorites. I didn't of course include all of the directors in my collection, but I included all of the ones that stick out in my mind.

Mel Brooks
Blazing Saddles
History of the World: Part 1
Robin Hood: Men in Tights
Spaceballs
Young Frankenstein

John Carpenter
Big Trouble in Little China
Escape from New York
Starman
The Thing (BD & HD DVD)

Clint Eastwood
Changeling
The Dead Pool
Flags of Our Fathers
Gran Torino
Letters from Iwo Jima
Million Dollar Baby
Pale Rider
Unforgiven

Roland Emmerich
The Day After Tomorrow
Independence Day
The Patriot
Stargate

Ron Howard
Angels & Demons
Apollo 13 (HD DVD)
Cinderella Man
The Da Vinci Code
Frost/Nixon

Stanley Kubrick
2001: A Space Odyssey
A Clockwork Orange
Dr. Strangelove
Full Metal Jacket

John Lasseter
A Bug's Life
Cars
Cars 2 (when it's released)
Finding Nemo (when it's released)
Toy Story
Toy Story 2

Michael Mann
Collateral
Heat
The Last of the Mohicans
Public Enemies

John McTiernan
Die Hard
The Hunt for Red October
Last Action Hero
Predator (non DNR version)

Wolfgang Petersen
The Neverending Story
The Perfect Storm
Troy

Sam Raimi
Darkman
For Love of the Game (HD DVD)
The Quick and the Dead
Spider-man Trilogy

Jason Reitman
Juno
Up in the Air

Martin Scorcese
The Aviator
The Departed
Gangs of New York
Shutter Island

Ridley Scott
Alien
American Gangster
Black Hawk Down
Blade Runner
Body of Lies
Gladiator
Kingdom of Heaven
Robin Hood (in my wish list)

M. Night Shyamalan
Signs
The Sixth Sense
Unbreakable
The Village (when it's released)

Steven Spielberg
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
Minority Report
Saving Private Ryan
Twilight Zone: The Movie
War of the Worlds

David Twohy
The Arrival
The Chronicles of Riddick
A Perfect Getaway
Pitch Black

Peter Weir
Master and Commander
The Truman Show

Robert Zemeckis
Back to the Future Trilogy
Cast Away
A Christmas Carol
Contact
Forrest Gump
The Polar Express

Edward Zwick
Blood Diamond
Defiance
Glory
The Last Samurai

[PK95]

The only two directors that I can think of that I would want EVERYTHING would be Tim Burton and James Cameron. So far, they have not done a movie that I would not watch repeatedly. Here are the ones that I have so far on blu-ray. I do have the rest on DVD for the time being.

Tim Burton
Alice in Wonderland
Batman
Batman Returns
Beetlejuice
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Sleepy Hollow
Sweeney Todd
Corpse Bride
The Nightmare Before Christmas (yes, I know that he did not direct it but it is very much his movie)

James Cameron
Aliens
Avatar
Terminator
Terminator 2

Other directors that I plan to have MOST of their movies are with the movies that I have of theirs on blu-ray:

Ridley Scott
Alien
American Gangster
Black Hawk Down
Body of Lies
Gladiator
Kingdom of Heaven
Robin Hood
Planning on getting Blade Runner soon!

Tony Scott
Crimson Tide
Déjà vu
Enemy of the State
Man on Fire
Spy Game
The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3
Planning on getting Unstoppable day one as I loved it! Also, got to get Top Gun soon!

Ron Howard
Angels and Demons
Apollo 13
Cinderella Man
The Da Vinci Code
Frost/Nixon
Planning on getting A Beautiful Mind very soon. I wish that Ransom was available as that DVD was terrible.

[TheZoof]

James Cameron would be the only one that has never let me down.

Even Titanic is worthy to watch over and over. I know.... I know!

I like a lot of other directors however from a 'complete' movie list, none touch Cameron.

I would say Nolan is the next closest. Insomnia though was not my cup of tea.

Spielberg has fantastic movies however also a few duds... A.I. and The Color Purple come to mind.

[paul_66]

Nice lists, guys. I think I'll post a new list and include the blu-rays I own. Ones that I want are in spoilers...

Directors of interest...

Alfred Hitchcock
Psycho
North by Northwest
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]Every title that comes available

Wanted most (in order):

[Show spoiler]
Rear Window
Vertigo
Notorious
Strangers on a Train
The Birds
Rope
Dial M for Murder
Rebecca

Christopher Nolan
Inception
The Dark Knight
Batman Begins
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
Memento (very slight, positive blind-buy)
The Prestige (possible blind-buy)
Insomnia (slight possible blind-buy)
Following (possible blind-buy)
The Dark Knight Rises (would blind-buy, but I'm sure I won't have to )

Fritz Lang
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
Metropolis (slight, almost positive blind-buy)
M (possible blind-buy)
Destiny (almost positive blind-buy)

Clint Eastwood
Unforgiven
Gran Torino
Pale Rider
Sudden Impact
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
Million Dollar Baby
Letters from Iwo Jima (slight blind-buy)
The Outlaw Josey Wales (positive blind-buy)
Mystic River
Changeling
High Plains Drifter (almost positive blind-buy)
The Flags of Our Fathers
The Bridges of Madison County (possible blind-buy)
Hereafter (will probably rent first)

Steven Spielberg
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
Jaws
Jurassic Park
E.T. The Extra Terrestrial
Saving Private Ryan
Minority Report
Catch Me if You Can (possible blind-buy)
War of the Worlds (will probably rent first)

David Lean
The Bridge on the River Kwai
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
Lawrence of Arabia (slight possible blind-buy)
Doctor Zhivago (slight possible blind-buy)

Stanley Kubrick
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
The Shining
Dr. Strangelove (slight, almost positive blind-buy)
Paths of Glory (slight, almost positive blind-buy)
Full Metal Jacket
Spartacus (slight possible blind-buy)
2001: A Space Odyssey (very slight possible blind-buy)
A Clockwork Orange (slight possible blind-buy)
The Killing (possible blind-buy)
Barry Lyndon (almost positive blind-buy)

Ridley Scott
Hannibal
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
Alien
Blade Runner (slight blind-buy)
Gladiator (slight blind-buy)
American Gangster
Thelma and Louise (possible blind-buy)

John McTiernan
Die Hard
Die Hard with a Vengeance
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
Predator
The Hunt for Red October
Last Action Hero
Die Hard 5 (wishful thinking )

John Carpenter
The Thing
Halloween
Assault on Precinct 13
Big Trouble in Little China
Escape from New York
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
Starman
Christine
Escape from L.A.

James Cameron
Terminator 2: Judgment Day
The Terminator
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
Aliens
True Lies
Titanic
The Abyss (possible blind-buy)

Not particularly interested in:

[Show spoiler]
Avatar (still might get it eventually)

Sam Peckinpah
The Wild Bunch
The Getaway
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
Straw Dogs (possible, almost positive blind-buy)
Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia (possible blind-buy)

John Ford
The Searchers
Stagecoach
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
THe Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
The Quiet Man (pissible, almost positive blind-buy)
Fort Apache (possible, almost positive blind-buy)
Rio Grande (possible, almost positive blind-buy)
They Were Expendable (possible blind-buy)
She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (possible blind-buy)

John Huston
The Maltese Falcon
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
The African Queen
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
The Man Who Would Be King (possible blind-buy)
Key Largo (possible blind-buy)

Howard Hawks
Rio Bravo
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
The Big Sleep (possible, almost positive blind-buy)
To Have and Have Not (possible, almost positive blind-buy)
Scarface (possible, almost positive blind-buy)
Sergeant York (possible blind-buy)
Red River (almost positive blind-buy)
Ball of Fire (possible blind-buy)
His Girl Friday (possible, almost positive blind-buy)
Bringing Up Baby (possible, almost positive blind-buy)
Only Angels Have Wings (possible, almost positive blind-buy)
El Dorado (positive blind-buy)
Hatari

Frank Capra
It's a Wonderful Life
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
Arsenic and Old Lace (possible blind-buy)
Mr. Deed Goes to Town (possible blind-buy)
You Can't Take it With You (possible blind-buy)

Luc Besson
Leon / The Professional
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
Le Femme Nikita (possible, slight blind-buy or rental)
The Fifth Element (rental first)

Franklin J. Schaffner
Planet of the Apes
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
Papillon
Patton

Michael Curtiz
Casablanca
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
The Adventures of Robin Hood
White Christmas

Robert Wise
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
The Day the Earth Stood Still
West Side Story (possible blind-buy)
The Sand Pebbles
The Sound of Music

Robert Aldrich
The Dirty Dozen
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
What Ever Happend to Baby Jane? (possible blind-buy)
The Flight of the Phoenix
Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte (possible blind-buy)

Alexander Mackendrick
The Ladykillers
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
Sweet Smell of Success (possible blind-buy)
The Man in the White Suit (possible blind-buy)

John Woo
The Killer
Hard Boiled


Wim Wenders
Wings of Desire
Paris, Texas


John Boorman
Deliverance
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
Excalibur (almost positive blind-buy)

William Friedkin
The Exorcist
The French Connection
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
To Live and Die in L.A. (possible blind-buy)

Richard Brooks
In Cold Blood
The Professionals
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
Elmer Gantry (possible blind-buy)
Cat on a Tin Roof (possible blind-buy)

Terrence Malick
Days of Heaven
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
Badlands (possible blind-buy)
The Thin Red Line
The Tree of Life (would see in theaters or rent first)

Jan Troell
Everlasting Moments
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
Badlands (possible blind-buy)
The Emigrants (possible blind-buy)
The New Land (possible blind-buy)

Nicolas Roeg
Walkabout
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
The Man Who Fell to Earth (wish I could have gotten this before it went out of print )

Tony Scott
Man on Fire
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
Enemy of the State (rental first)
Unstoppable (rental first)

Michael Bay
The Rock
Bad Boys
Wanted:

[Show spoiler]
Bad Boys 2
Bad Boys 3 (wishful thinking, and needs to be better than 2)

There may be more...


Might also blind-buy any movie with the following actors:

[Show spoiler]
James Stewart
John Wayne
Clint Eastwood
Steve McQueen
Cary Grant
Lee Marvin
Charles Bronson
Michael Caine
Sean Connery
Sylvester Stallone
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Jason Statham
Clive Owen
Adam Sandler
Eddie Murphy
Humphrey Bogart (very possible)
Robert Mitchum (maybe)
Gregory Peck (maybe)
Gary Cooper (maybe)
Bruce Willis (maybe)
Al Pacino (maybe)
Harrison Ford (maybe)
Kevin Spacey (maybe)
Russel Crow (maybe)
Guy Pearce (maybe)

[boxterduke]

I wanna get all the Quentin Tarantino movies that he directed. I think I'm only missing Pulp Fiction and Jackie Brown, and of course Kill Bill 3 (when it comes out )

[osogovo]

Sergio Leone
Tarantino
Giuseppe Tornatore

[Walts Ghost]

Alfred Hitchcock
David Fincher
Edgar Wright
Guillermo del Toro
Peter Jackson
Steven Spielberg
Robert Zemeckis
Kevin Smith
Terrence Malick
Robert Rodriguez
Quentin Tarantino
Tim Burton
Wes Anderson
Joss Whedon
Len Wiseman

And everything Walt Disney produced movie wise

[Talal86]

I'm a huge Tim Burton fan and I'd love to own all of his movies on Blu Ray BUT most of the reviewers give the PQ of his catalogue releases average scores, which is a shame..
some of these movies are, Sleepy Hollow, Beetlejuice, Planet of the Apes, Edward Scissorhands, etc..

so maybe they'll get a better releases in the future and that's when I'll buy them

[Dragon Lee]

Im a huge John Woo fan. I collected all his gun-fu flicks on DVD and Ill do the same for my BD collection!