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Guest Lethargic

Ha ha. This was not predictable at ALL.

 

Alfred Hitchcock vs Howard Hawks

Martin Scorsece vs Orson Welles

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Guest El Satanico

Alfred Hitchcock

 

Martin Scorsese: Very tough choice here but i just have to go with Scorsese because he has so many movies that i like alot.

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Guest godthedog
Dag, yo

Hitchcock and Scorsese, neither are tough choices

dag, yo

you haven't seen enough hawks or welles movies

 

hitchcock

 

welles

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Guest Youth N Asia

Alfred Hitchcock vs Howard Hawks

Martin Scorsece vs Orson Welles...one gem doesn't get my vote

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Guest spiny norman

:o Scorsece better not beat Welles!!!

 

Hitchcock

 

Welles

 

Welles had more than one masterpiece. Scorsece, eh, I didn't like Goodfellas.

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Guest Madmartigan21

Why the hell did Hawks go over Spielberg? The voting was tied at the end of the last round. What was the basis for the tie-breaker?

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Guest LooseCannon

The writing would appear to be on the wall this round, despite both of these being very difficult choices.

 

Hitchcock

Scorsese

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Guest Ravenbomb
dag, yo

you haven't seen enough hawks or welles movies

and you know this how? I might've seen a lot of Welles and Hawks movies for all you know. I just happen to think Welles isn't as good as Scorsese, and could care less about Hawks

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Guest Gamengiri2002

All right

 

Alfred Hitchcock vs. Howard Hawks

 

This was actually tougher than one might think

 

Martin Scorsese vs. Orson Welles

 

Perhaps my Scorsese rallying has in some way helped. Please say it is true lord...

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Guest Edwin MacPhisto

Hitchcock

Welles

 

The only person I'd ever vote over Welles is probably Kurosawa.

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Guest J*ingus
Why the hell did Hawks go over Spielberg? The voting was tied at the end of the last round. What was the basis for the tie-breaker?

Anyone going to answer the man's question?

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Guest godthedog
dag, yo

you haven't seen enough hawks or welles movies

and you know this how? I might've seen a lot of Welles and Hawks movies for all you know. I just happen to think Welles isn't as good as Scorsese, and could care less about Hawks

a) very few people have seen most of welles's other movies

b) nobody i know who HAS seen most of welles's movies would think the choice between him & scorsese would be easy; the call is closer than one might think

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Guest ArkhamGlobe

Tough choice in both categories. If I had to vote again tomorrow there's a good chance my vote would go the other way.

 

Alfred Hitchcock vs. Howard Hawks

 

I love Hawks' movies to death, I just like Hitchcock's movies a bit more than Hawks'.

 

Martin Scorsese vs. Orson Welles

 

I haven't seen enough of Welles' work outside of Citizen Kane and Touch of Evil to fairly judge it (stupid local video stores :angry:), plus I just like Taxi Driver a bit more than Touch of Evil at the moment.

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Guest Vern Gagne
Why the hell did Hawks go over Spielberg? The voting was tied at the end of the last round. What was the basis for the tie-breaker?

Me. I was tired of waiting for someone else to vote.

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