Director poll winners ordered by vote totals

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Director poll winners ordered by vote totals

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I. Last addition: Kubrick
II. This does not include polls from before Leigh (it will eventually)
III. Ties broken by margin of victory over director's second-place film
  1. Hitchcock - Vertigo (1958) -- 79
  2. Herzog - Aguirre: The Wrath of God (1972) -- 66
  3. Bresson - L'Argent (1983) -- 60
  4. Kubrick - Eyes Wide Shut (1999) -- 59
  5. Welles - Citizen Kane (1941) -- 57
  6. Weir - Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975) -- 52
  7. Miyazaki - My Neighbor Totoro (1988) -- 49
  8. Wes Anderson - Moonrise Kingdom (2012) -- 48
  9. Cronenberg - Videodrome (1983) -- 48
  10. Scorsese - Taxi Driver (1976) -- 47
  11. Spielberg - AI (2001) -- 46
  12. Powell/Pressburger - The Red Shoes (1948) -- 42
  13. Capra - It Happened One Night (1934) -- 41
  14. Renoir - Rules of the Game (1939) -- 41
  15. Bergman - Fanny and Alexander (1982) -- 41
  16. Nick Ray - In a Lonely Place (1950) -- 40
  17. Pasolini - The Gospel According to Matthew (1964) -- 40
  18. Resnais - Last Year at Marienbad (1961) -- 38.5
  19. HHH - Flowers of Shanghai (1998) -- 36
  20. De Sica - The Bicycle Thief (1948) -- 35
  21. Aldrich - Kiss Me Deadly (1955) -- 33
  22. Walsh - The Big Trail (1930) -- 33
  23. Mizoguchi - Ugetsu (1953) -- 33
  24. Maddin - The Heart of the World (2000) -- 33
  25. Verhoeven - Basic Instinct (1992) -- 31
  26. Sirk - Imitation of Life (1959) -- 32
  27. Frankenheimer - Seconds (1966) -- 30
  28. Ozu - An Autumn Afternoon (1962) -- 30
  29. Kaurismaki - Shadows in Paradise (1986) -- 29
  30. Anthony Mann - Winchester '73 (1950) -- 29
  31. Gilliam - Brazil (1985) -- 29
  32. Pialat - We Won't Grow Old Together (1972) -- 29
  33. Andre de Toth - Day of the Outlaw -- 28
  34. Siegel - Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) -- 28
  35. Kazan - On the Waterfront (1954) -- 25
  36. Ken Loach - Kes (1969) -- 25
  37. Mike Leigh - Secrets and Lies (1996) -- 25
  38. Visconti - Death in Venice (1971) -- 25
  39. Ferrara - New Rose Hotel (1998) -- 25
  40. Imamura - Vengeance is Mine (1979) -- 23
  41. Assayas - Irma Vep (1996) -- 23
  42. Griffith - Broken Blossoms (1919) -- 23
  43. Monteiro - Come and Go (2003) -- 23
  44. Dwan - Tennesee's Partner (1955) -- 22
  45. Henry King - The Gunfighter (1950) -- 21
  46. Ken Russell - Mahler (1974) -- 21
  47. Demy - The Young Girls of Rochefort -- 21
  48. Becker - Le Trou (1960) -- 21
  49. Clarence Brown - Flesh and the Devil (1926) -- 19
  50. Philippe Garrel - I Can No Longer Hear the Guitar (1991) -- 19
  51. Mani Kaul - Duvidha (1973) -- 19
  52. Bava - Kill, Baby... Kill! (1966) -- 19
  53. Epstein - Finis Terrae (1929) -- 18
  54. Robert Mulligan - To Kill a Mockingbird (1962) -- 17
  55. Yoshida - Heroic Purgatory (1970) -- 17 pts
  56. Sammo Hung - The Prodigal Son (1981) -- 14
  57. Michael Snow - 'Rameau's Nephew' by Diderot (Thanx to Dennis Young) by Wilma Schoen (1974) -- 12
  58. Les Blank - The Blues According to Lightnin' Hopkins (1970) -- 12
  59. Michael Anderson - Logan's Run (1976) -- 11
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it's weird that l'argent tops the list, rather than, say, rules of the game or the bicycle thief
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Bresson poll seemed to just get the most votes. Even his second-place film (Lancelot du Lac) had more points (51) than any other director's top film. Bresson was the first poll on the new site, right? Perhaps it just got more activity cos almost every member from the old site was switching their accounts over and more than usual participated in the poll.
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