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Considering the span of genres he covers, I would have included Peter Berg on the list.
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Name Withheld By Request (aka BlueKopo)
Feb 19 '09, 09:13
Yes, the Will Smith one was the suck, but that was script.
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Directors are almost as much to blame for bad scripts as writers
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Reagen
Feb 19, 09:14
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Directors don't really change the script once it's locked for production. "He Comes Tonight" was far different than what ended up onscreen
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pigby
Feb 19, 09:27
Hancock! (Seriously couldn't remember it's name)....Yes, but if you look at the list, several of the directors have a dud or two.
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Name Withheld By Request
Feb 19, 09:16
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Hancock was great in the first part, fell down in the second half of the movie -- nm
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amoxy
Feb 19, 09:25
That's true only for directors that have substantial creative control -- nm
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con_carne has class tonight
Feb 19, 09:15
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