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Without thinking too much, Miyazaki sounds like a great pick. Maybe Kurosawa, too. (NM)
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Marlowe
In Hollywood, I think Hawks could be close. (NM)
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Marlowe
Sep 26 '24, 08:47
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(Volnelk said "in history," but I believe the article is doing post-Coppola only) -- nm
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con_carne
Sep 26, 08:54
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Oh, and of course I'm very partial to Wes Anderson as well. (The I reaslly should open up some filmographies and make sure NM)
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Marlowe
Sep 26, 09:00
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Yeah, Anderson certainly for me.
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Dark Callisto 🦊
Sep 26, 09:23
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Comedies are always tough for these sorts of recognitions. In addition to the quality of the film, it also has to get your individual sense of humor. -- nm
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con_carne
Sep 26, 09:39
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An argument could also be made that they rely more on the writing.
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the wrong element
Sep 26, 09:57
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