Steven Spielberg opened up about a mistake he made with his 1982 hit movie E.T. In a conversation at the Time 100 Summit, the Academy Award-winning director criticized the revision of old films and censorship in a bid to make them more appealing or less offensive to modern audiences. The legendary director admitted that he
Steven Spielberg is one of the best filmmakers in history. The master filmmaker got his start working on television before he made his first feature-length film, a television movie called Duel, starring Gunsmoke veteran Dennis Weaver as someone stalked by a murderous truck driver. After a smaller movie with Goldie Hawn called The Sugarland Express,
Steven Spielberg is one of Hollywood’s most successful film directors, both commercially and critically. Many consider Speilberg as the man who created the modern-day summer blockbuster with Jaws, revitalized the sci-fi genre with Close Encounters of the Third Kind and the adventure genre with Raiders of the Lost Ark, and helped usher in the era
Steven Spielberg’s daughter, Mikaela, announced in an interview with The Sun that she launched her career in the adult entertainment industry. She revealed that she wants to become a strip club dancer and an adult film star performing under the name Sugar Star. She is already producing solo adult videos and plans to get a
E.T. reunites with his earthling pal Elliott, nearly four decades after his original visit to Earth, in a new video uploaded to Xfinity’s YouTube account on Thanksgiving Day. Henry Thomas reprises his role as Elliott, alongside the friendly alien, in a short video that has received more than five million views since it was uploaded
Some classic movie remakes receive a lot of positive fanfare while others like 1998’s Psycho with Vince Vaughn and Anne Heche or MGM’s third version of Ben-Hur in 2016 did not. How Steven Spielberg’s new adaptation of the classic musical West Side Story fares remains to be seen. However, the movie received a stamp of
Every generation has their movies that captivate them with fantastic worlds, and Steven Spielberg has been a part of most of them. Children of the ‘70s were enthralled with Star Wars by his friend George Lucas. Then Spielberg got the ‘80s and ‘90s with E.T. and Jurassic Park. Ready Player One could be the world
Disney’s new adaptation of The BFG, directed by Steven Spielberg, was one of 2016’s most anticipated films — and for good reason. The Roald Dahl children’s classic on which it is based is without doubt one of the best kids’ stories of all time, and with a director of Spielberg’s caliber behind it the movie promises
Steven Spielberg’s adaptation of Roald Dahl’s classic The BFG is set to premiere at the Cannes Film Festival next month, organisers have revealed. The prestigious French festival has revealed the Disney animated movie will be one of 49 movies shown at the event. The 2016 Cannes Film Festival runs from May 11-22, almost two month’s before