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Kubrick - close
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Alfred Hitchcock
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Alfred Hitchcock
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Kubrick
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Thread Starter 
And your winner of the tournament:


Stanley Kubrick
with a score of 7 - 5

This is who I thought would be the winner, and I can live with this choice. Thank you folks for participating. If you folks will take the time, take a look over the results on the first page.

Please feel free to add any comments on how well (or awful) I ran this tourney.
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Dome,

Everything was good about the tournament except for the final outcome.

Brought back at his peak, we could expect to get 9 films in 7 years, including 4 masterpieces, 4 great films, and 1 dud from Hitchcock.

Kubrick at his peak would take 39 years to give us 9 films, including 2 masterpieces, 2 great films, 2 decent films and 3 duds.

All in my opinion and statistical analyses of the data of course .
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But even Kubrick's duds were interesting.
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What a Great And Historic Tourney, Dome, with a very groovy outcome at the end! Super job!
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Great tourney Dome. Thanks!
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So... who's gonna go dig up Stanley?
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I haven't seen the docs or Fear And Desire, but I've never seen a "dud" from Kubrick and would describe all but a couple as great. I can't say the same for Hitchcock.

Obviously, I'm pleased with the outcome. Thanks for the tournament Dome.
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So... who's gonna go dig up Stanley?
Steven Spielberg
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Brought back at his peak, we could expect to get 9 films in 7 years, including 4 masterpieces, 4 great films, and 1 dud from Hitchcock.


George, just out of curiosity, which one was the dud?
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I'd consider The Wrong Man to be a dud. It's not horrible by any means, but compared to the films surrounding it, I consider it a dud.
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I'd rather have 1 more Kubrick film, which would undoubtedly be something like he'd never done before, than 5 more Hitchcocks, which would probably be in the same vein as all his other stuff. I dearly love Hitchcock, but Kubrick's career feels far more "incomplete".
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