Jack Lehtonen
5Feb12
I agree, it is his richest period. Where you and I disagree is Crystal Skull! Oh well
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Trevor Tillman
3Feb12
People tend to be really nostalgic for "vintage Spielberg." But I predict that the period of his work from 1998 to 2008 will be remembered as his best. Not unlike Hitchcock--who, in '50s and '60s, was thought to have done his best work in his early British period--I think the general consensus on Spielberg's work will evolve over time. Looking at the last Indiana Jones film, Tintin and War Horse, I get the impression that the grandpa side of Spielberg is starting to show. Nonetheless, I can't wait for Lincoln.
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Varun Anisetty
19Mar12
Completely agree! A.I.,MR,WoTW are all masterpieces and I hope they'll soon be recognized as such.Indy 4 and TinTin are entertaining at the very least.But I have very high hopes for Robopocalypse after seeing what he has done for WoTW.
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Misho
5Mar11
His films are quite entertaining, but never go beyond that. Even his "deepest" and most "sensitive" film, Schiendler's List, is very superficial. But then again, that's how you please the masses.
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The Stunner
26Feb11
i don't really like his movies either, clockworkdaisyblues, but that's just stupid hatin'.
clockworkdaisyblues
11Nov10
Speilberg? um...... He is not a artist so called, also techincian. Speilberg's movie is like a living next door kindly guy and shows how to love classic movies with ordinary people's fantasy! That's how Speilberg became a celebrity and how to sold reckless, non-grown-up and new recruit sense to movie market with confusion and mystery of classic movie. This is a double-edged sword.
Harry Rossi
19Sep10
I have a love hate relationship with Spielberg. I love some of his movies with all my heart, and hate others with just as much intensity.
AntioneOscar69
6Sep10
Spielberg is not an artist, but a manufacturer. His films are slick product begging for acceptance, whether from the audience (Jaws, ET, Jurassic Park) or the Academy Awards (The Color Purple, Schindler's List, Saving Private Ryan). All the modern special effects and violence cannot hide the fact that all of Spielberg's themes and plots were considered cliched by the close of WWII. He has never progressed past the '40s, and the fact that he's so well regarded indicates most people haven't either.
John Fiscle
29Jul10
they need to have a seperation on here for films actualy directed and partialy involved with for some of these directors. spielberg is my favorite director.
