Yes, I think well-known directors often create the best movies because they have more experience and understand what works with audiences. They’ve already made mistakes in the past and learned from them. Also, big names get access to better actors, bigger budgets, and stronger production teams, which really affects the final result. This allows them to focus on quality rather than survival. I’d also say that they are usually trusted with complex stories and ambitious projects. Producers are more willing to take risks with famous directors. Over time, years in the industry help them develop a clear and confident style, which makes their films recognisable. That’s why their movies often feel more polished and professional.

No, I don’t think only well-known directors can create the best movies because talent and fresh ideas matter more than reputation. Sometimes a new director brings a completely different perspective. In fact, new directors are often more creative and willing to experiment, because they’re not afraid to break rules. That’s why many independent films feel so original. I also think independent films sometimes feel more honest and emotional, even without huge budgets. They focus more on the story than on special effects. At the same time, some famous directors repeat the same ideas again and again, which can get boring. So being well-known doesn’t automatically mean making the best movies.