Best Director Of 2005?

[TJ.Wells]

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[xChasingsafetyx]

Christopher nolan.

[reductiondesign]

Where's Tim Burton?

[Chemical Love]

The Constant Garnder was a good movie so I wen with Fernando Meirelles.

[aheroinmyeyes]

Ang Lee. He did a great job with Brokeback Mountain, showing that he is capable of creating great films and not just The Hulk. I think Brokeback is going to clean up at awards shows, or at least hope so.

[Steve Henderson]

Ron Howard, Cinderella Man?

[preppyak]

Where's Tim Burton?
meh, I love me some Tim Burton, but this was not his best year overall. The Corpse Bride was too short to be incredible.

Ang Lee. He did a great job with Brokeback Mountain, showing that he is capable of creating great films and not just The Hulk. I think Brokeback is going to clean up at awards shows, or at least hope so.
Yeah, I agree with you there. I wanted to give it to Judd Apatow, becuase he did such an excellent job tip-toeing that line between hilarious and childish with the 40-Year Old Virgin.

[waggy]

meh, I love me some Tim Burton, but this was not his best year overall. The Corpse Bride was too short to be incredible.

it may have been short, but the level of work involved is certainly worth at least a nomination on here. matthew vaughn, chan-wook park and spielberg/wotw should be up there too. this is a tough one, i'll have to think about it more.

[fluke182]

I don't know how you can't go with Fernando Meirelles, his vision shined through the Constant Gardener more than most any director I've ever seen this year. That's a big modifier that I needed to include.

[preppyak]

I don't know how you can't go with Fernando Meirelles, his vision shined through the Constant Gardener more than most any director I've ever seen.

Didn't see it yet, thats how. I may agree with you when I see it in January

[JacksColdSweat]

speilberg

[ElevenPez]

i usually would say steven spielberg
but peter jackson did a lot recently

[Ratherbedead22]

fernando!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[A picasso blue]

who directed Crash? apparently that was his first project

[Throwback]

Nolan or Jackson. Nolan perfectly captured the essence of Gotham City's dark beauty, but King Kong was visually stunning. I voted for Nolan.

[Throwback]

Fuck Spielberg.

[VeloriumCamper]

jackson