Perhaps the western world's most famous living filmmaker, Steven Spielberg succeeded in combining the intimacy of a personal vision with the epic requirements of the modern commercial blockbuster. Though his astonishing success delayed his acceptance as a serious artist for many years, few could deny that Spielberg’s work decisively influenced twentieth century filmmaking through his potent visual imagery and universally recognizable emotion. If nothing else, Spielberg’s films were landmarks in special effects, both in their visual and aural aspects, and they additionally possessed an uncanny
As the release of the new Indiana Jones film draws closer, fans are becoming increasingly tense. We want it to be good ... and yet we know it was produced by George Lucas, whose track record is spotty at best when it comes to
Maybe you caught Richard Schickel's documentary, Spielberg on Spielberg on Turner Classic Movies this week. It's basically a Spielberg retrospective on his films. Well, TCM doesn't have the monopoly on Stevie "Wonder"
UP: Steven Spielberg, Geico Cavemen Steven Spielberg contacted the F.B.I. last week after discovering that a Norman Rockwell painting he owned, "Russian Schoolroom," was stolen thirty years ago. Spielberg, a big Rockwell