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getting into the spinning wheel at the beginning, then to the q+a, and at the end I talk through what's coming up in June on Patreon & YouTube!

thank you so so much for your support on here 💚 and as I mentioned in the video, comment below any directors that you'd like to be on our first initial multiple-choice directors poll.

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Miroshka

Paul Verhoeven certainly has made some very interesting movies.

Lanny Stanfield

Wow! I didn't expect to get my movie picked on the wheel two months in a row. Babe is a movie that's been forgotten, which is a shame. It's incredibly well done.

Jen

I hope you watch the hindi movies Dhurandhar & Dhurandhar The Revenge out on Netflix. They are very good movies

Camilla's Corner

maybe you should enter the lottery since you've been so lucky lately! 🤣

Alex Tan

Steven Spielberg, Christopher Nolan, Alfred Hitchcock, Joseph Kosinski, Tony Scott and Michael Bay.

Steve Holton

Great options already mentioned. Spielberg or Hitchcock would be one hit after another. If Paul Verhoeven wins, it would be great to see your reaction to some of the classic European films that gave him his shot in the U.S.. His film "Soldier of Orange" is especially good. In addition to those already mentioned, Akira Kurosawa directed many classics.

Blind Entertainment

Excited for Babe, haven’t seen it since I was a kid. As for directors Spielberg, Nolan, Scorsese, Tim Burton & Matt Reeves.

Grant

Thanks for featuring my two (YES TWO!) questions. In terms of directors I would suggest breaking the mould of reacting people and doing a filmography of a female film-maker: Kathryn Bigelow. She's a great movie-maker and made history by becoming the first woman to receive the Academy Award for Best Director (within your lifetime!) Also, apropos of what you said about museums: you guys in the US have to pay to go to a museum?! That's weird. Can't they raise money through a gift shop/donations? (By the way, you're a bot on Discord. Just thought I'd add that in).

MrBamaRed

I didn't realize you were from/in Georgia, very cool. I would assume UAB for school or maybe Samford? Thanks for answering my question, did not know about you being from the south.

Camilla's Corner

most museums in Washington DC are free, but any other city is typically ticketed (but there are some free ones for sure)

Grant

And you have to pay for health care as well? Just move.

Alex Ch

Paul Thomas Anderson, James L. Brooks, Spike Jonze, Cameron Crowe have really interesting filmographies.

JKP1138

Director recommendations: Christopher Nolan, Steven Spielberg, James Cameron, Guillermo del Toro

Edward M. Crowe

Can't help adding: one of the highlights of my whole life -- I got to spend 3 weeks in Washington D.C. back in 1978 and had a chance to visit every single museum and tourist attraction in the city. Spent 3 whole days just to get through the National Aeronautics and Space Museum. Also thought the National Museum of Sculpture was a highlight too. Smithsonian, Library of Congress, Supreme Court, White House (was more open in those days than now), House of Representatives (but I couldn't get in to an actual session). But boy, that's a lot of walking!

Grant

I was two when you did that. LOL Sounds great though!