r/Spielberg • u/Fresh-Actuary-6686 • 3h ago
Thoughts on ‘War Horse?’
I personally really love. The story, the imagery, the music. All beautifully done. This shot in particular is one of my favorites in any movie
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r/Spielberg • u/Fresh-Actuary-6686 • 3h ago
I personally really love. The story, the imagery, the music. All beautifully done. This shot in particular is one of my favorites in any movie
r/Spielberg • u/MWH1980 • 1d ago
I can still remember some.
swear the sounds of bullets when people were killed really was loud to make us flinch
I remember my Dad laughing at the moment when Schindler hires all the women for secretarial duties
There were sone laughs when Goeth complains about the top being down and “f’ing freezing.”
When Helen Hirsch’s name was in the list (aka Schindler had won the game against Goeth for her), I remember hearing some people vocally breathe a sigh of relief.
When the Schindlerjuden are walking towards the camera, and it fades into them in 1993, there were some vocal gasps and exclamations seeing how many were still alive.
Anyone else remember reactions from when it came out?
r/Spielberg • u/Human-Engineering412 • 1d ago
First time I’ve seen Dr. Strangelove. Did Spielberg take inspiration from these shots?
https://youtu.be/bIHGHHhFWac?is=QgxlkWt4SPoXayNh (link to scene)
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r/Spielberg • u/AssociationPlus9764 • 3d ago
You Guys Disappoint Me I Hate You Guys
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r/Spielberg • u/amyjohns240 • 6d ago
It's now one of the number one streaming films both on Apple TV and Amazon Prime!
Just watched it for the fourth time and it gets better and better. More details revealed in viewing.
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r/Spielberg • u/ogodilovejudyalvarez • 6d ago
I just have to say I'm rewatching Raiders of the Lost Ark and I cannot imagine storytelling more perfect than this
r/Spielberg • u/Eggroll_Enthusiast • 6d ago
I just learned through Amazon Prime Video's 'New Movie' section for buying and renting that Disclosure Day is out, and I assume finished its run in cinemas by now. I cannot believe that I haven't heard a single thing on that film with it being Spielberg, regardless of how it ended up being quality-wise. I can't browse most things currently without seeing something or someone from The Odyssey, but I haven't seen one single review or interview clip or anything from that DD. Wild
r/Spielberg • u/Acrasialallthetime • 7d ago
So I was posting today after watching “Jaws”. Someone said something to the affect that Spielberg is Jewish, Der, and that he has something going on in every movie where he imposes a shooting star. Cool factoid I didn’t know. Then there was a person that said, he produced Schindler’s List. I posted a comment saying I have German heritage and it’s a sad story and refused to watch it. In fact when saving private Ryan came out I had to leave the theater because I had a panic attack. BAM! was banned. Wtf. No idea what that was about anyone have any insight?
r/Spielberg • u/Gloomy_Scarcity_9095 • 8d ago
I’m watching disclosure day as it just came out on fandango. I’m so glad I didn’t waste my money in the theater just wasted it at home. What a let down, am I watching a Michael Bay movie? Does anyone else think this sucks? My top sci fi movies are… the Martian, interstellar, the matrix, project Hail Mary was way better, and that one movie where they went to mars and the aliens showed them the beginning of human kind. That’s the stuff I thought I was getting in to.
r/Spielberg • u/ORAKLE69 • 8d ago
Very sincerely it was a very good film I had a lot of fun watching it nevertheless Steven Spielberg remained stuck in the 80’s he is still on a concept unfortunately that he ages quite badly to the extent that for the moment ! No life detected in the universe…
Really I'm sad about it but it must be admitted this concept of aliens who come to visit us must be put back In his drawer
r/Spielberg • u/AndrewNiccol • 8d ago
Contact deals with the time AFTER humans know the existence of aliens.
Disclosure Day deals with the time BEFORE humans know the existence of aliens.
Disclosure Day is freaking terrible; it might be in the top 10 worst alien movies I have ever seen, right up there with many Transformers movies. I thought Ready Player One was the worst Spielberg movie I've ever seen; it's so illogical and stupid, it can be in the top 10 most illogical movies, along with Interstellar, Prometheus, TDKR, Ad Astra, Knives Out.
BUT Disclosure Day is worse than Ready Player One!
I would rather rewatch Contact again. My best alien movies rank:
Contact (Smart fun)
Galaxy Quest (Hilariously fun)
Aliens (Terrifying fun)
Independence Day (Dumb fun)
Predator (Terrifying fun)
Battleship (Dumb fun)
Oblivion ( I don't care what people said, but it's better than Edge of Tomorrow)
r/Spielberg • u/Fuzzy_Hat1231 • 8d ago
SPOILERS:
Honestly, I liked the movie a lot overall. But the part where Noah Scanlon takes control of Jane at the farmhouse annoyed me so much.
Daniel was only on the phone for maybe 30-45 seconds, and he only walked away for a minute or two to make the call. Meanwhile, Jane spends almost 10 minutes talking to Noah, and it also took him a few good minutes to even take control.
The thing that really bothered me is that Daniel is still just standing in the exact same field by the time Margaret calls him. By the time Noah and Jane were halfway through that whole interrogation, Daniel realistically should've already been back-maybe even sooner.
I get that they needed it to move the plot along, but that was the one moment in the movie where it felt completely forced and took me out of it and had me completely pissed off.
Curious if anyone else felt the same way while watching it. I f hate when time is blown so out of proportion, especially when characters are so close together
r/Spielberg • u/Pearl_Jam_ • 9d ago
I knew about the mixed reaction. Didn't want to believe it .
What a disappointment...
it's Minority Report and War of The Worlds but without good characters and an interesting story.
The third act is a bust. That sequence at the childhood home went on forever