J. Nyhuis
24Nov12
Even in a world of good filmmakers, he'd still be a master.
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Stephen Campbell
29Aug12
In a world of bad fimakers like Michael Bay ,David Cronenberg is a true master
Mark Garrett
18Aug12
Horror as what that psychologically implies; Drama as a series of expectations and failures. One of the best and smartest living directors.
barbarrett
20Oct11
I totally agree with something Cronenberg said about himself in a speech: he is a kind of art criminal who invested in "the tension that exists between the innate wildness of the art and the desired order of society. The crimes of art, the crimes of transgression, are not against the known laws of society, but against the unknown laws, the secret laws".
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ghsdtgsdhgsdasghd
9Sep11
Há quem diga que no ambiente social em que crescemos nos é mostrado o caminho certo a seguir. No entanto, no meio de tanta gente a seguir o mesmo caminho, há sempre algumas pessoas que tentam abrir novos caminhos. O Cronenberg é uma dessas pessoas. O caminho que ele abriu é bizarro, assustador, psicótico, visceral e genial. Ainda bem que as suas ideias foram postas em prática no cinema. O homem bate mal.
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James Cavet
2Jun11
Was originally supposed to be Colin Ferrell - an idea I like better but he dropped out, along with Marion Cotillard who was to co-star. Now it is as you mentioned: Pattinson and also Keira Knightley.
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Cassandra Gillig
4Jun11
As much as I don't like the cast so far, I feel like I have to trust the decisions made. Perhaps I am too optimistic about this film's potential.
Johan
2Apr11
Cronenberg is one of the greatest and most unique horror directors out there today. His style is consistent and maintains an artistic direction as well as a commitment to making good, thrilling horror films.
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solar anus
27Jun11
He is a wonderful director through and through but the body horror genre is his crowning achievement. I would even consider Naked Lunch, Dead Ringers, and Crash body horror films despite their dramatic narratives. Horror fiction can be very subtle.
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Christopher M. Jones
24Mar11
As much as I wish he'd stop doing Oscar bait and go back to body horror, I have to admit that even his Oscar bait is pretty fly.
kubrickhouse
15Nov09
Could we get Shivers entered into the library? Definitely my favourite from Cronenberg's very early work.
