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The 15 Most Accomplished Music Video Directors
(15 items)list by Georgini
Published 7 years ago
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From Music Videos to Movies: Favorite Directors
(15 items)list by Stehako
Published 11 years, 4 months ago 
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1. Almost Famous (2000)
| Rating: | 2509 Watched |
2. Jerry Maguire (1996)
| Rating: | 2229 Watched |
3. The Mothman Prophecies (2002)
| Rating: | 688 Watched |
4. Pearl Jam Twenty (2011)
| Rating: | 83 Watched |
5. Biography: I Want My MTV (2019)
| Rating: | 2 Watched |
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1. The Mothman Prophecies (2002)
| Rating: | 688 Watched |
2. Arlington Road (1999)
| Rating: | 431 Watched |
3. Henry Poole Is Here (2008)
| Rating: | 89 Watched |
4. I Melt with You (2011)
| Rating: | 19 Watched |
| Rating: | 27 Watched |
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1. Cold Case (2003)
| Rating: | 685 Watched |
2. Blindspot (2015)
| Rating: | 105 Watched |
3. Homicide: Life on the Street (1993)
| Rating: | 72 Watched |
4. Red Widow
| Rating: | 12 Watched |
5. Survive
| Rating: | 5 Watched |
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1. I Melt with You (2011)
| Rating: | 19 Watched |
2. Destination Anywhere (1997)
| Rating: | 7 Watched |
3. Nostalgia
| Rating: | 5 want to see |
TV
| Rating: | 82 Watched |
2. Up Close with Carrie Keagan (2007)
| Rating: | 37 Watched |
3. Made in Hollywood (2005)
| Rating: | 21 Watched |
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Georgini added this to a list 7 years ago
The 15 Most Accomplished Music Video Directors (15 person items)"Best Music Videos: “Shut ‘Em Down”, Public Enemy (1992); “Jeremy”, Pearl Jam (1992); “One”, U2 (1992) Best Movies: Arlington Road (1999), The Mothman Prophecies (2002) Released to moderate success in 1999, Arlington Road established its director, Mark Pellington, as a filmmaker to watch. A domestic tale about a college professor (Jeff Bridges) who thinks his new neighbors (Tim Robbins and Joan Cusack) are evildoing terrorists, Pellington’s taut and paranoid thriller still packs "