So Metropolis by coppolla may happen as well

Well, it is a discussion board, might as well reveal my opinion... 20 years ago, I thought Coppola was great, but I only knew 5 directors at 17, and I had only seen his movies up to 1982 (The Outsiders).. I'm most impressed with "The Conversation" because he wrote it, as opposed to getting the best cast and the #1 best-seller (which I'm not criticizing), but starting with Rumblefish, or the last piece of shit he had made a talented actor (Vincent Gallo) and even better director (I think Buffalo '66' is the best movie in the last 20 years, not that there was so much competition).

I can say the same about Scorsese. A couple of great movies, his best "Taxi Driver" I give most credit to Paul Schrader (who became a fine director himself) for writing something so original and amazing and for Robert De Niro's fine performance. He made a few good ones, a great one, and then duds.. Despite doing the whole 8 1/2-director-rediscovery thing for "After Hours" which seemed more like Orson's "The Trial"... I shouldn't advertise this movie, but "The Wolf of Wall Street" is probably the worst movie I saw from beginning to end. He should stick to making commercials for 29% APR credit cards in the never-ending bankruptocracy society we live in, as long as "I get mine" (at the expense of everyone else).