The Best Films Directed By Ron Howard
There is little debate that Ron Howard is an incredibly talented director. Over the years, he has risen through the ranks of the great directors, and at this point in time, has his pick of the litter when it comes to films. If Ron Howard is attached to a project, chances are, it is going to be something that is definitely worth seeing.
Let’s go through and take a look at some of my personal favorite Ron Howard directed movies.
The first movie that I will put on this list is Frost/Nixon. This movie is somewhat of a recap of the interview that took place between David Frost, a British TV personality, and the ex-president Richard Nixon. Frank Lamella was spectacular in this movie.
Another movie that I would include on this is list is Cinderella Man. This was Ron Howard and Brian Grazer collaboration, which at this point in time, is synonymous with success. Russell Crowe and Rene Zelwegger star in this amazing boxing movie.
Going back to 1995, one of Ron Howard’s best films was Apollo 13. This is one of my favorite movies ever about space, and has an all star cast consisting of Tom Hanks, Kevin Bacon, Bill Paxton and Gary Sense.
It goes without saying that either Angels and Demons or The Ad Vinci Code has to be included on this list. I personally enjoyed The Ad Vinci Code, but I also might be biased, as I have never read the book of the former.
Finally, A Beautiful Mind is definitely one of the best, if not the best, movie he has ever directed. This film features Russell Crowe and Jennifer Connelly at their best, in a story about an incredibly gifted, yet haunted, mathematician.
As it stands, this is my Ron Howard all-time favorite list. His new film, The Dilemma, looks great as well.
