Steven Spielberg Interview 2/6

[yakjedi]

@Pseudotriangulation You're not getting it, they are best mates. Your best mate can be honest and say what he really thinks. And thank god for best mates, there's a reason they show each other the first cut of their movies and not to some hero worshiper!

[deanmullen10]

I think he'll be remembered as much as the likes of WIlliam Shakespeare was remembered, he will be a household name far into the future, centuries into the future.

[Diffrentjamsith]

Stanley Kubrick = Eyecandy, Steven Spielberg = Depth

[WalterLiddy]

@Diffrentjamsith Ridiculous. Love how so many people think they have to dis one to like the other. They admired one-another, and with good reason.

[trueindieproject]

this guy is pure genius. Everyone who says bad things about him I think is a shitkicker

[imdb23]

i am ashamed to say i've never seen E.T. in it's entirety.

[Casarzino]

@imdb23 you're not missing much. It's for kids. Highly overrated.

[TURBODORK2]

bruce had kids JAWS 2 3 AND 4

[hanscombe72]

I saw ET on a VHS copy at a school friends house in the Australian Summer of 1982 and then at a theatre in Sydney. I was ten and cried both times. But at the theatre showing where I saw the whole thing and the spaceship leaves the rainbow and the star as it leaves at the end that, for some reason, just floored me. I was sobbing hysterically, my Grandmother got the shits with me as I just couldn't get it together. To this day I have never seen the whole film again. Pathetic!!!!

[SuperCommentDude2]

I'm commenting

[ExtremeBogom]

What an absolute icon. I grew up with many of his movies, and I remember crying watching E.T. being scared out of my WITS when that head pops out nuder the boat in JAWS.

The exhilaration watching Jurassic Park in the cinema (one of the first films I saw at the cinema).

You have to admire him. He just "get's it".

[impalabeeper]

4:23 Yeah I was reading some of his quotes in IMDB and everytime he makes a movie he is concerned if he can 'pull it off'.

[charmander4533]

Famous director, famous director, Sean Connery, Famous director, famous director, Sean connery.....

[EmpireLS56KW]

JAWS was a sheer monster 70’s classic! Yeah “Bruce the shark”! In think the Shark wanted his own personally trailer van and a higher pay rise. LOL

It’s the images in E.T. and John Williams score in wonderful 6track DOLBY STEREO that = floods of tears. It’s tour de force musical ride of classic. 10 out of 10 marks.

[johndnumber3]

i really, really want to meet him before he dies!

[christoboyyy]

Haha Turnpike Lane :)

[DanRioNY]

Taxi Driver is a Martin Scorcese film

[Anarchemitis]

Almost entirely forgetting John Williams who wrote the music for almost all of his films.

John & Steven make the best duo for cinematic creation

[InkyEnston]

There is no words to describe the magnificence of Spielberg's work. All I can really say is I relish the day I walk into a cinema to see the latest Steven Spielberg film. If he was British he would have a knight hood, a statue and the Oscars would be renamed The Stevens. Thank you up loader.

[Samalamalamdam]

He has an honorary knighthood.

[eckosama]

he hasn't made a good film in a while. But I admit his last good film, Catch me if you can, was one of the best I've seen. I hope he gets back in his game.

[SteveHovland]

what happened to the sync?

[eldictator1]

I love senor spielbergo, the greatest latin american director ever

[Antillektuell]

lol you mean spielbergs equal mexican double?

hes good but couldnt make a movie good enough to beat barneys film!

[ziryab92]

OUT OF SYNC LIKE ALL YOUTUBE MOVIES.

[Dante1Savage]

what is the very first word

[Anarchemitis]

'Think it's "monster", it's a stock creature snarl sound effect.

[Antillektuell]

i think its "godzilla". he used the godzilla roar as the noise the truck makes when falling down the cliff.

[danimalo007]

Steven Spielberg is the King of movies, one can really feel that. But my ultimate goal is to become the highest grossing director of all time and I will.

[FLPman]

Hey, i wish you the best of luck! Drive is one of the many qualities one cannot really learn as much as develop.

i just get a bit disheartened at the pseudo comparison.. Like.. he is King of movies b/c of the job he does making it, the money comes later.. the goal should be to make the best movies possible.. not make the most money possible... imho

that's a producer's job.. lol.. it is

[xibok]

I love A.I.

I hate E.T.

[guileniam]

no the list is right MArty is the best director this half f the century wehile steven is a close second but also the more versiatile and sorry martin appeaing

[thevideosofwalt]

As previously said, the sound isn't right.

[juelz714cali]

spielberg rules.....lucas drooles!!!!

[inuyasha4223]

love e.t ,Jurassic park and he did this other movie i cant remember but i like it

[tall32guy]

Sound sync problems....

[ilusionist11]

George Lucas is jealous of Steven Speilberg

[tall32guy]

I don't understand why EVERY filmmaker isn't! He's extremely talented! And despite what his critics and naysayers say, he's obviously doing something right because he's THE most successful director ever. Those naysayers can eat their hearts out for all I care.

[gangstasmurf06]

Britney Spears is immensely successful too. Not saying you're wrong... just saying that making tons of money doesn't mean someone is a genius.

[alecton]

hehehe, maybe, but I think he's richer, so... it kinda balances it out.

[ilusionist11]

well george lucas has star wars abd indiana jones. but steven was a guest director for the last star wars and indiana jones was only goo when steven got involved so george kind of used steven to get all his money. that kinda unbalances it. lol

[LTadas]

One thing we all can agree is that Scorsese is better than all of them.

[gangstasmurf06]

Amen.

[cillablackslingback]

Marty is good, he's kind of a one trick pony though. Spielberg is far more versatile and imaginative.

[LTadas]

I really don't know that you mean by that. But the main reason why I like Scorseses pictures is because in each I can find something new and each feels different. For the same reason I like Kubrick.

[FLPman]

???????!!!!!

maybe see more movies..lol

[Rascasseman]

Scorcese can only make mafia films. Get innovative old man.

[LTadas]

Taxi Diver, Ragging Bull, King of Comedy etc....... I bet you haven't seen any of those if you saying that..

[Rascasseman]

Good films especially Taxi Driver - but not as memorable as Schindler's List, Saving private Ryan, Jaws and yes even Spielberg's first Duel.

[ryanfoley123]

The only thing that comment will generate is the awareness of your stupidity.

[zzzpivotzzz]

Great director!

[1freddytorres]

Hes worth over $3 billion! 'nuff said!

[MuzeecX]

Sound is off Brah.

[rocklobster2169]

HEY...zaydrulezzz URA FAG

[Cruve01]

let people have their own opinon.

or should we all follow yours?

[zaydrulezzz]

the best director of all fucking history.

[nergvol]

Michael Crichton book was in good hands with Spielberg, hard book to bring to screen. Crichton will be missed.

[Frye666]

Spielberg is great but you didn't read the Crichton book or forgot it cos it is more like an Alien like, bloody suspense flick than the family drama-dinosaur stunt that Spielberg did. The novel was 100th time better than the film. They are not in the same league. I remember Crichton wasnt happy with the endless rewrites and gutting his story.

[nergvol]

I did read book, all of Chricton's books, and you are correct that film does overlook much. If you look at Crichton's books turned into films, many don't translate well at all. Example "Timeline" "Congo", Love books, films lacking. Yes, I agree with you but is two different mediums. Will miss his writing. Goodday mate

[Frye666]

I agree 100%. However I found "Andromeda Strain" and "Disclosure" to be the best adaptations of his books. RIP Michael Crichton, a genius.

[BionicChango]

Agreed on Andromeda Strain is a great book and a great movie.

[diminulette]

I kept the day of atonement for the first time and I normally don't have enough faith to allowmyself to feel this way. However, I think G-d may grant me a good year free from the vices of alchol and tobacco I sometimes struggle with because I don't really struggle with much else bad. Thanks for the cause to remember them.

[londonboy87]

an important individual in the birth of my career in films

[viCtus130]

best director of all time

[godscuttingyoudown]

best director of a generation

in the past 100 years Hitchcock stands out

[ledgerdeathshit]

(L)

[dieguiguar]

he's without doubt the most influential filmker of all time

[brandonscottfilm]

@dieguiguar um, more than say, hitchcock?

[Dreaklock]

@dieguiguar I would say it's very, very close between Spielberg and Hitchcock.

[CineRecon]

I rarely cry at all.

But, ET may be an exception.

[tall32guy]

I have only seen ET once or twice but I've always loved ET! I always thought he was so cute! :):)

[abdifitahabdulla]

He is an Icon

[8825TWO]

@abdifitahabdulla And the most imitated.