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On the issue of complete creative control, and Spielberg's problems getting it even with his block-buster track record. This may shed some light on why WB's reluctant to step up to the plate even with B5's / JMS's prior record. From http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/27/bu...gg&expr od=digg But now that the big studios are all firmly embedded in big corporations, profit margins are the ...

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Spielberg wrote the screenplay. Kubrick wrote a treatment but there's no way to know if the narration was added or part of it originally, it's likely that it was in their originally but Spielberg added to it. Like you said, if it did contradict was Spielberg was trying to say it wouldn't be in there. "He is such a sentimentalist that either he could not read below the surface of ...

Well it all depends on how they make the movie and portray the characters...just don't be offensive because religion is always a sensitive subject.

Sodney wrote: He is a hero. A hero? He makes movies. Not saving lives.

01. John Malkovich - EMPIRE OF THE SUN 02. Roy Scheider - JAWS 03. Dan Aykroyd - 1941 04. Leonardo Di Caprio - CATCH ME IF YOU CAN 05. Tom Cruise - WAR OF THE WORLDS 06. Robert Shaw - JAWS 07. Jude Law - AI ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE 08. Melinda Dillon - CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND 09. Oprah Winfrey - THE COLOR PURPLE 10. Margaret Avery - THE COLOR PURPLE 11. ...

Close Encounters of the Third Kind I have the evil finger on you.

God damn you guys are Young. I've seen that movie at least 10 times, Steven Spielbergs first major motions picture, and one of the best performances by Dennis Weaver, who also had a great T.V show in the early 70's McCloud

UPDATED Mon Sep 1 2008 14:22:27 "By the way, I do not consider Spielberg to be "the best filmmaker ever", I just think it's foolish for people who say that new filmmakers like Mann (as well as others like Christopher Nolan, David Fincher, Quentin Tarantino, Robert Rodriguez and Zack Snyder) are better than Spielberg is. You know why? Because ALL of those directors have made ...