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Poll 2 - Director filmographies - Four choices (pick one).
Alexandre Aja - 7 titles?
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Sadly doesn't look like I can get hold of his debut film "Furia" which is a pity since it starred Marion Cotillard. Thankfully though the rest of his films
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Alexandre Aja has so far directed two original films "Mirrors" and "Switchblade Romance" (sometimes known as "High Tension") and two remakes "Piranha" and "The Hills Have Eyes". (I will also be checking out Wes Craven's original movie of "The Hills Have Eyes". I've already reviewed the original "Piranha" in my collection of Joe Dante reviews.)
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I also intend to check out "P2", a movie written by Alexandre Aja. (He also wrote the remake of "Maniac", but I don't need to put that on the list here since I'll be reviewing it regardless.)
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There's also a new film from Alexandre Aja called "Horns" in post-production at the moment, adapted from a novel by Joe Hill and starring Daniel Radcliffe. So that makes a total of 6 titles for certain and an extra 2 which are unlikely to be included. Alexandre Aja has such a varied filmography and I'm really intrigued to see what his stuff is like. Bit of a shot in the dark though.
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Jaume Balaguero - 6 titles
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Jaume Balaguero is currently working on REC4:Apocalypse with a couple of teaser posters already out, but asides from the first two REC films which I love, I'm rather unfamiliar with his work. Asides from the first two REC films he's made four other titles, the most recent of which was "Sleep Tight".
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I'm really keen to see what his other films are like. The other three not yet named are "Darkness", "The Nameless" and "Fragile".
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Alfred Hitchcock - between 10-20 titles
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The last Hitchcock retrospective I did took up 20 titles. I don't know if I'll do that many this time. I think I'd be better off playing it by ear. I think I'll say at least 10 and then we'll see how it shapes up from there. Naturally Hitchcock's last 20 movies of his career are off limits, seeing as I've reviewed them all already. I might go for some of Hitchcock's earlier movies this time.
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John Hughes - 8 titles
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Believe it or not, I've only seen "Weird Science" and "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" out of John Hughes' filmography. I'll be sticking to films he directed rather than including films he wrote, so don't expect to see "Home Alone" or "Flubber" reviews. John Hughes directed a total of 8 films, 6 of which will be entirely new to me.
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Poll 2 - Director filmographies - Four choices (pick one).
Alexandre Aja - 7 titles?
Sadly doesn't look like I can get hold of his debut film "Furia" which is a pity since it starred Marion Cotillard. Thankfully though the rest of his films
Alexandre Aja has so far directed two original films "Mirrors" and "Switchblade Romance" (sometimes known as "High Tension") and two remakes "Piranha" and "The Hills Have Eyes". (I will also be checking out Wes Craven's original movie of "The Hills Have Eyes". I've already reviewed the original "Piranha" in my collection of Joe Dante reviews.)
I also intend to check out "P2", a movie written by Alexandre Aja. (He also wrote the remake of "Maniac", but I don't need to put that on the list here since I'll be reviewing it regardless.)
There's also a new film from Alexandre Aja called "Horns" in post-production at the moment, adapted from a novel by Joe Hill and starring Daniel Radcliffe. So that makes a total of 6 titles for certain and an extra 2 which are unlikely to be included. Alexandre Aja has such a varied filmography and I'm really intrigued to see what his stuff is like. Bit of a shot in the dark though.
Jaume Balaguero - 6 titles
Jaume Balaguero is currently working on REC4:Apocalypse with a couple of teaser posters already out, but asides from the first two REC films which I love, I'm rather unfamiliar with his work. Asides from the first two REC films he's made four other titles, the most recent of which was "Sleep Tight".
I'm really keen to see what his other films are like. The other three not yet named are "Darkness", "The Nameless" and "Fragile".
Alfred Hitchcock - between 10-20 titles
The last Hitchcock retrospective I did took up 20 titles. I don't know if I'll do that many this time. I think I'd be better off playing it by ear. I think I'll say at least 10 and then we'll see how it shapes up from there. Naturally Hitchcock's last 20 movies of his career are off limits, seeing as I've reviewed them all already. I might go for some of Hitchcock's earlier movies this time.
John Hughes - 8 titles
Believe it or not, I've only seen "Weird Science" and "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" out of John Hughes' filmography. I'll be sticking to films he directed rather than including films he wrote, so don't expect to see "Home Alone" or "Flubber" reviews. John Hughes directed a total of 8 films, 6 of which will be entirely new to me.
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