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The other day, for whatever reason, I was looking at J.J. Abrams‘ Wikipedia page and was reminded that Mission: Impossible III was his feature-length directorial debut. For someone whose filmography after M:I:III is hit or miss, the 2006 action spy movie remains one hell of a directorial debut. In fact, it made me wonder if any other directors have managed to strike gold right off the rip and deliver a crowd-pleasing, commercially successful film like that.
So, screenagers, the question I ask today is: which filmmaker has the best feature directorial debut?
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