Hollywood legends: Directors who turned films into masterpieces

Hollywood has always been a complex universe evolving with each passing film with the ultimate dream of giving and cropping a new leaf each day with the hopes of taking the audiovisual art and form_work and taking it to the next level.

There have been directors who have gone ahead and granted priceless vessels that carry priceless culture of cinema mastery to the entire globe. And there are those directors whose sacrifices have gone a long way. Below are some of these priceless masters.

1. Alfred Hitchcock - The Master of Suspense

Having earned the title of the master of suspense, Alfred Hitchcock indeed made a marks with thrillers, having gone above and beyond with the art of film making.

He continues to influence many many generations to come, so it is no question why his spectacles, Psycho, as well as Rear Window, are being showcased now.

2. Steven Spielberg - Created the modern blockbuster

And having developed the modern blockbuster, he has Jaws, E.T, as well as Jurassic Park to thank. He is, having a sentiment of his own, and made, like other who have earned their place in the history books, a mark to be remembered.

3. Martin Scorsese – True and most complete gritty filmmaker.

Having made and created a vintage cinema with his classic, refined and raw, character based films, there is the worry that he has some of the most historical and priceless films of his nowadays nobody does history anymore.

With Scorsese, he is known for having the true mastery of story telling with book mastery techniques. not only does he work with basics, but so does the machine and emotion of men with no story to tell.

4. Stanley Kubrick – Picture-Perfect Visionary

Stanley Kubrick’s reputation was defined by intricate details and revolutionary imagery.

His films, unlike any other, unlocked the very frontiers of creativity and technology, and influenced the world of science fiction and horror straddling films as between 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) and The Shining (1980).

5. Quentin Tarantino – The New Wave

With films such as Pulp Fiction (1994) and Kill Bill (2003), Quentin Tarantino entered the independent film scene and non-linearly redefined the entire industry. Global popularity was on the cards simply because such captivating plots(coupled with his genius) promised to the world. Tarantino’s mastery was a game changer, filled with an exceptional spin on traditional cinema.