1, 1990 The movie "Boy" starring Robert De Niro and ray liotta and directed by martin scorsese;
2. In 2002, the film "New York Gangster" starring Leonardo and Daniel Day Lewis and directed by martin scorsese;
3. 1953 The film The Price of Fear, starring Yves Meng Dan and directed by Henr Georges Clouzot;
4. 1978 "deer hunter" starring Meryl Streep and Robert De Niro and directed by michael cimino;
5. 1995 "firewire" starring Al Pacino and Robert De Niro and directed by michael mann;
6. francis ford coppola's "Godfather" trilogy, starring many Hollywood celebrities, is recommended:
7. Another story adapted from Takeda Shingen, Kurosawa's classic masterpiece "Shadow Warrior";
8. The stunning work of Russian director Pavel Chukhray, 1997 movie "Thief";
9. East Asia is different from other violent aesthetics in quentin tarantino, Kitano Takeshi 1997 "Fireworks";
10, you must have seen 007, but you may not have seen James Bond, Brusnan's 2005 transformation classic Matador. ...
Let's recommend this 10 movie first. Some of them are a little old. You may not like them, but times make heroes. Such a talented director is rare. He won't wait until we are born to make a good film, that's all.
I like artillery, too.
Personally recommend quentin tarantino's works, such as Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, Kill Bill ...; There are Japanese Kitano Takeshi, such as his Fireworks, Mobile, Zuotou City ...; There is also a Korean director named Luo Hongzhen, such as his Chaser and Yellow Sea.
Speaking of cool, mature and highly personal directors, I recommend Park Chan-wook's works, especially his old boys. This movie is so cool, with unbearable depression, crazy release, extreme coldness in reality and almost surreal despair. When human nature explodes to the extreme, cruelty to the extreme, doubt, accusation, approval and surprise all become vague and insignificant ..... Only the last question remains: "Even if I am an animal, don't I have the right to live?" "And the extension of this question-who is the beast?
And when it comes to Korean movies, Bong Joon ho has to mention his style, not to mention his memories of murder. The words "cold, realistic, cruel, exquisite, delicate, mature and elegant" mentioned by the landlord all apply to this film. As far as this film is concerned, I think it is comparable to all the super-class movies in the world-and it is not inferior.
The landlord said that it is enough to introduce only the director without introducing the film, but I can only comment on the films I have seen, and I can't determine the director's style just by one film, because I have only seen one of Feng Junhao's works, so I said so much.