| BringBackChrono said: @jalsonmi of course i meant cameron circa aliens and the terminator movies. after that its all downhill. but i believe he has the vision still. its really sad there arent that many good sci-fi directors around. most are 40 something man-childs who feel technology can compensate for a shit plot spielberg even took classic material(war of the worlds) and mauled it look at kubrick, made one sci-fi movie and hit the bulls-eye with it im not looking to defend star wars, i cant i know as movies they have numerous shortcomings,i just found them entertaining and i personally feel the same applies for indiana jones movies too enormously entertaining ,but a masterpiece, no friggin way i might get a bit of hatin for it, but does anyone else here feel that blade runner is waaaay overrated?just something i feel |
Yeah it's fairly overrated. Alien, on the other hand, is not. Great, great film.
No, Raiders isn't a masterpiece, just a fantastic piece of filmmaking (I might say Jaws is a masterpiece though. Best film he ever made. But I'm not a huge Spielberg fan either, actually).
And I know you meant circa the good stuff with Cameron, I'd just hope he still has it in him is all. I guess we'll see what Avatar is like.
There are some good sci-fi directors out there, but yeah it's few and far between. I think Serenity is a damn fine movie and Joss Whedon a pretty good director, but I don't know if he'd be right for Metroid. In actuality, despite what I just said, Spielberg might be a good choice to direct it. I think he could do that tone.
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Atari 7800 (Sold), Intellivision (Thrown out), Gameboy (Lost), Super Nintendo (Stolen), Super Nintendo (2nd copy) (Thrown out by mother), Nintendo 64 (Still own), Super Nintendo (3rd copy) (Still own), Wii (Sold)
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