Who are the greatest directors of all time?

[Bob]

sigh what are you talking about man?

There were no kung fu guys who knew what they were doing in UFC.  thats my point.  further it generally not considered kosher to fight in tourneys by some schools. 

again what do you practice?

Guys, let us just settle this now, the best move was, is, and always will be, the Moe Howard eye poke.

[sarcasm_made_Easy]

WHAT???!?!  No way the one handed throat rip by swazy

[Lord]

sigh what are you talking about man?

There were no kung fu guys who knew what they were doing in UFC.  thats my point.  further it generally not considered kosher to fight in tourneys by some schools. 

again what do you practice?

The answer to this thread, Sergio Leone.

And for this post, Jason Delucia entered UFC 2 and got armbarred. He is a Kung Fu practitioner with a decent record. He also challenged Royce before that and got owned.

[sarcasm_made_Easy]

really?  whats his decent record?  and where and how long did he train?

[Lord]

really?  whats his decent record?  and where and how long did he train?

http://www.sherdog.com/fightfinder/fightfinder.asp?FighterID=22

I don't know, somewhere in Massachusetts. 

[SecretAgentSuperDragon]

The answer to this thread, Sergio Leone.

Ahh. He got there before me. Best Directors(In no order) follows:
Sergio Leone
Martin Scorsese
Quentin Tarantino
Christopher Nolan

[Dr.Impossible]

sigh what are you talking about man?

There were no kung fu guys who knew what they were doing in UFC.  thats my point.  further it generally not considered kosher to fight in tourneys by some schools. 

again what do you practice?

Jason Delucia knew kung fu. It's debatable whether or not he actually USED it in his fights, but that sort of contributes to the point. Jason's MMA record - http://www.sherdog.com/fightfinder/fightfinder.asp?FighterID=22

I have no formal training but I like to roll with my friends, not that it's relevant.

[sarcasm_made_Easy]

how good does any one rate miyazaki compared to rest of the best of all time?

[Dr.Impossible]

how good does any one rate miyazaki compared to rest of the best of all time?

I only saw Princess Monononoke and didn't like it. Is that pretty representative of most of his work?

[sarcasm_made_Easy]

i would say yes kinda.  Actaully i have no idea how to answer that lol.  what didnt you like about it.  ill start there.

[Dr.Impossible]

i would say yes kinda.  Actaully i have no idea how to answer that lol.  what didnt you like about it.  ill start there.

Hmm, it's been a while since I saw it. Basically it just didn't particularly thrill me or stand out and say "best director ever" in any way.

[sarcasm_made_Easy]

are we the only people on the forum?  lol

anyways well in that case oh well.  You really ought to see spirited away though it was pretty good.  It won best animated film. 

[Dr.Impossible]

are we the only people on the forum?  lol

anyways well in that case oh well.  You really ought to see spirited away though it was pretty good.  It won best animated film. 

I've been trying to find an anime I didn't hate for years and years, I'll give it a shot.

[Dr.Impossible]

sigh what are you talking about man?

There were no kung fu guys who knew what they were doing in UFC.  thats my point.  further it generally not considered kosher to fight in tourneys by some schools. 

again what do you practice?

Guys, let us just settle this now, the best move was, is, and always will be, the Moe Howard eye poke.

No, this is the best move right here...

Runner up -

[sarcasm_made_Easy]

I've been trying to find an anime I didn't hate for years and years, I'll give it a shot

i assume someone has suggested cowboy bebop by now right?