question of the day: Which director cannot escape his hackitude no matter how he tries?

by MaryAnn Johanson
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Today’s question comes from reader Hank, who writes:

Considering Roland Emmerich and “Anonymous,” I thought you might have fun about hack directors trying to do something serious and ending up proving they’re a hack. We could compare this to Uwe Boll’s “Auschwitz.”

(Anonymous is, by the way, one of my worst films of 2011.)

So there it is: Which director cannot escape his hackitude no matter how he tries?

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