LUCAS!!! Burn him for a heretic! BUUUURRRRNNNN!!!





If I focus all my "no longer good" wrath on Lucas then everyone else on the planet is spared :cheers:

He's from my hometown, spare us please? Take him and his sister.;)

You are spared. I don't know about his sister at all but I'd definitely consider throwing his "I played director on the set of Ep 1" son into the volcano with him.

Maybe we can get a good deal and toss Lucas and Spielberg into the same volcano?

Ooh, ooh! John Williams! Jurassic Park was his last decent score! Please don't make a case for the Harry Potter Imperial March. :rolleyes:

I like Spielberg. His entertaining movies entertain, and his serious movies have ideas worth talking about even if they do occasionally bog down in sentimental clunkers.

Half of my DVD collection is organized by director, so I just strolled over to check out some gaps that I don't want to fill.
I'm with GD on Burton.
I'm thinking that genre cinema wouldn't have suffered if John Carpenter and Brian De Palma hadn't made it past the '80s.

Squee!! I've just discovered that all 6 episodes of Stainboy are available at Atom Films...ugh, this is going to be a long afternoon wiating to get home so I can watch them.

I'd leave Spielberg tottering on the brink for now. He still does some stuff that (apparently only) I like.

John Williams must stay. He's done some good work post-JP. His score for Catch Me If You Can is a great example. You probably didn't know it was one of his, 'cause its one of the non-Williamsy Williams scores. Those are his best nowadays, and it seems the old boy's still got some life in him when he explores other avenues of music.


Burton? Into the lava with him.