Ready Player One

[ShyViolet]

https://youtu.be/SsLCH2DoMZo

[Ben]

So true…!

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[ShyViolet]

https://collider.com/classic-films-stev ... -directed/

The Spielberg films that never were…potentially brilliant or utterly insane choices??

(IE: He almost directed Meet the Parents and wanted Bill Murray for Cape Feare.)

[Ben]

And these are just *some* the ones that got *made*! I just picked up a film, The Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars And Motor Kings, which is about one of the last things you’d have expected him to do right after Jaws, and yet it’s true that he was in the frame to direct it for a while. For every project he does, it’s said he has twenty to thirty (out of around 100 in development at any time) that he doesn’t ever get to.

[gaastra]

He was working on a live action lupin (anime version) movie with jim carry in the late 90s also. It never got made along with a jim carry plastic movie at the time also. Also how did that list miss return of the jedi that steven was planning to direct at first? Kind of a big one to skip there collider!

[ShyViolet]

Awesome mashup of different documentaries which chronicles the year Spielberg made BOTH Jurassic Park and Schindler’s List:

https://youtu.be/diES3cFBG6Q

[Ben]

So the discs in my library are shelved chronologically by release date, but certain series, stars and directors of which I have a substantial amount or whole career oeuvre are grouped together. Naturally this means a grouping like Spielberg's films need to have an anchor point. Literally because this was his biggest year, with both his biggest commercial and critical successes coming within six months of each other, my Spielberg collection is filed in 1993.

[ShyViolet]

Although it’s quite well-documented, here’s a very good run-down of how Jaws almost ended his career (also short but AMAZING montage of his films at the end! )

https://youtu.be/XWPdwWUKyZs

(“Spielberg’s Legacy”: 13:21)