The results are in for our inaugural edition of monthly features which allow you, the FilmWatch community, to let your voice be heard. This month the community got to rank their favorite movies of all-time, now we've got the results and the Top 50 compiled here.
At SDCC this year, I got a chance to sit down and chat with Ashley Eckstein. Ashley is most recognized for voicing the character of Ahsoka in The Clones Wars film and series.
We chatted about her involvement with the franchise as well as a bit about geek culture. She also talked a bit about her clothing line Her Universe, which specializes in catering to the female audience in the world of geeks. Read on to find out everything she had to say. And you'll find out how you can win a The Clone Wars poster signed by Ashley Eckstein after the interview.
FilmWatch:
This October, NBC and the producers/writers of 'Buffy' and 'Angel' are set to treat us to more of the supernatural. This new series will unleash fairy tales upon our world like you've never seen before. What we thought were just childhood tales are, in fact, true life cautionary tales to warn us of the dangers that lurk in the darkness: supernatural creatures that threaten our existence.
I actually like the sound of this a lot. At first I didn't know what it was and didn't even know it was going to be a tv show. Now that I do know I guess NBC is getting one night of viewing from me.
Well the votes are in and the results have been compiled. From Christopher Nolan to Steven Spielberg and Martin Scorsese, to Romero and Craven, to Fellini and Kurosawa. Find out who your fellow FilmWatchers voted as the top 50 directors of all-time.
I happy how they worded the title
it is film watches "favorite"
nice and unbiased, just how it should be
on another note, Nolan is great, but not number one to me
my number one is shared between Kubrick and PT Anderson
with the coens and tarantino at number two
Very well said JL. My feelings exactly. Some of the best have made some of the most boring movies out there today. But...they had and have a vision that others don't.
Like you I enjoy some of these action knock down shoot em up films just for the fun of watch them because they're fun to watch. All movies don't have to be classics to be good.
All very good movies. Quite a varied selection as well. Even have some classics in there such as 12 Angry Men and 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Even had a few surprise movies: Pan's Labyrinth, Grandma's Boy (not that I don't highly recommend it, just didn't realize it was that popular), Gran Turino, Superbad.
All good movies, though.
Inception?
The Departed?
Grandma's Boy?
The Bourne Trilogy?
I'm...raging pretty hard.
Del Toro's best movie is Hellboy 2. Pan's Labyrinth is good, but seriously?
Not a bad list??! Of ALL time best movies?? Where's 'Oldboy'? 'Un prophète'? OMFG where's 'Godfather'?? Just to name a few that I can think of in this state of perplexity! Do those people like cinema in the first place?? 'Kickass' before '2001'!!!!!! 'Aliens' instead of 'Alien', the world is doomed.
Don't get me wrong, I like (love even) most of the movies in the list, and it would even be a good best 'popcorn-movies for the movie going starter' list (with some oddities that a previous poster noted) but come on, all time...
I'll be sure not to join this community anytime soon, maybe when I'm older and lost the rest of my faith in humanity eh eh.
Peace.
What's with the Pan's Labyrinth hate in here? It should have made the top 10 instead of the last spot on the list imo.