A handful of Hollywood's most notable directors including Denis Villeneuve, Paul Feig and Sofia Coppola have revealed their favorite films of the 21st-century so far.

The lists were featured in an article by The New York Times, with further contributions coming from Antoine Fuqua (Training Day), Brett Ratner (Rush Hour), and acclaimed documentary maker Alex Gibney.

As ever with these sort of compilations, there were one or two surprises: Who could imagine Coppola, famed for her dreamlike visual aesthetics, sitting down to Will Ferrell comedy Daddy's Home?

Peep the selections in full below, and head over to The New York Times for further reading.

Sofia Coppola

Force Majeure

The White Ribbon

The Savages

Head-On

Daddy’s Home

Under the Skin

The Incredibles

Together

Grizzly Man

Ida

Fish Tank

Ex Machina

Paul Feig

Napoleon Dynamite

Moulin Rogue

Sing Street

Deadpool

This Is the End

Amelie

Love Actually

A Single Man

Moon

Casino Royale

Mustang

Denis Villeneuve

There Will Be Blood

No Country for Old Men

Under the Skin

A Prophet

Dogtooth

Dogville

Children of Men

Inception

Amores Perros

Antoine Fuqua

Fences

Slumdog Millionaire

Beasts of the Southern Wild

Zero Dark Thirty

Avatar

Munich

There Will Be Blood

The Pianist

Eastern Promises

Gladiator

Brett Ratner

The Kid Stays in the Picture

The Pianist

The Hangover

Borat

The Social Network

Y Tu Mamá También

Sexy Beast

Birth,

Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired,

Kill Bill Vol 1

Alex Gibney

The Gatekeepers

Stories We Tell

City of God

Michael Clayton

There Will Be Blood

Pan’s Labyrinth

No Country for Old Men

The Grand Budapest Hotel

I Am Not Your Negro

Nostalgia for the Light

Waltz With Bashir

Iraq in Fragments

Grizzly Man

Heart of a Dog

The Big Short

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Now, watch the trailer for Marvel's Black Panther.