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“The List is Life” Spielberg’s Holocaust film released in 1993. Where his other ‘93 production, Jurassic Park visibly looks part of its decade, Schindler’s List is the rare film …

Readying Up Ready Player One whiffs in terms of asking viewers to explore the copyrighted icons of their youth (and some of today’s too). They sprawl on screen, battling …

Permanent Park-ing (Note: You can read reviews for each 4K disc in this set using our Jurassic Park 4K tag) Missing from Jurassic Park the movie is author Michael …

Ready Non-Engagement A brief Ready Player One summary to start: It’s about a geeky, pop-culture obsessed kid who uses his knowledge of geekdom to get the girl and push …

Stop and Be Friendly Steven Spielberg was born in 1946, near the beginning of UFO mania and the sci-fi films that relished the idea. No wonder Spielberg’s Close Encounters …

Elegant Alien More than the lively humor; more than the elegant dreamlike lighting; more than the sum of flawless child performers; E.T. remains an elegant parable of acceptance, as …

Backed Up Kickstarted into existence by the Back to the Future fanbase, Back in Time digs into the lasting zeitgeist left by the time travel trilogy. An introductory chapter …

Stop motion in the spotlight The highlights of Special Effects Titan come as lost Ray Harryhausen animation displays on screen, footage discovered buried in his garage sometime in 2008. …

Bridging Cold War History Opening Bridge of Spies is a mute chase sequence. Agents hunt for a Red sympathizer. They weave between cars and peer around corner stores. Their …

Terminal is under a veil of perpetual glee.

For as phenomenal as the original source material is, Spielberg's work to craft an adaptation was done with a child-like wonder

Lincoln is never compelled to rush, and although that will lose some of the potential audience in dated dialects or mannerisms, authenticity is appreciated.