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“When the horizons at the top, it’s interesting. When the horizons at the the bottom, it’s interesting. When the horizons in the middle, it’s boring as shit.”
@@chrismezza1940 The Fabelmans is one of the films I have had the best time with at the cinema Beautiful art by Steven, he is the master of emotions in the seventh art. I got excited watching it just like Sammy when he goes to the movies for the first time
The GOAT of cinema, horror, comedies, fantasy, war, sci fi, disaster, politics, biographical, musical and animated, from oscar winning movies to billion blockbuster, from comedy to tragedy, from cgi to realistic rated R, he could make it all and for each genres he produced an masterpieces
That’s when you know he’s a good director. When they’re so versatile, that they make multiple movies and we can’t even believe they’re all made by the same person
@@MrUtah1 I would say versatility is a sign of a great director, but not a requirement. For example, Hitchcock only ever made one genre of films, and he's still regarded as one of the greatest of all time.
It's truly unbelieavable. And spectacular. And amazing. He's responisble for atleast 25 percent of the best, most iconic movies and movie scenes of all time. Truly amazing
It's the way Spielberg plays with lighting, angles and scale that makes his shots so beautiful. Lots of wide shots emphasizing the spectacles of what we see in front of us and warm colors that give scenes a comforting, dreamlike feeling. It's mesmerizing.
If you believe that he is the best director of all time then I'd suggest you watch films of Satyajit Ray, Akira Kurosawa, Andrei Tarkovsky, Spike Lee etc
@@sameerhafeez7029 I have and I still maintain the same opinion as above. Those directors are all incredible, but they are not better than Spielberg as you suggest.
@@sameerhafeez7029 you just listed some of my favourite directors (but Spike Lee?! 😂). Kurosawa, Ozu, Tarkovsky, Bergman, Fellini, Goddard, Truffaut and Eisenstein are true poets with the camera and their films have more intellectual depth than Spielberg’s. Having said that I would still prefer Spielberg over them because he has achieved something they haven’t. He is an auteur and a blockbuster popcorn filmmaker at the same time. As Coppola once said “Spielberg is the George Gershwin of filmmaking”.He has the ability of making an art house type film and follow it up with a popcorn Hollywood feel good blockbuster. No other filmmaker could do that, at least not that well. Is he as good at art house as Kurosawa, Kubrick or Tarkovsky? Not even close but he is still pretty damn good. Respectfully those guys could never pull of something like Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park or ET or TinTin or Ready Player One etc. I know their fans would say “tHoSe fILmS aRe BeNeAtH tHeM!” Why, because they are not intellectual enough? Still it takes skills to pull off a popcorn flick for the masses and an incredible amount of work to achieve something that will grab the majority of the peoples’s pulse as oppose to a few selective individuals who read Tolstoy before bed, play chess and wear the same underwear for a week. Note: Kubrick is my other favourite director next to Spielberg, for different artistic values that Steven cannot bring to the table. Both of those guys along with Hitchcock and Ford are the cornerstones of modern American cinema.
There's truly something special about your videos, it can almost take me back to my first time watching the films I love. The music, the beautiful cinematography, it's a true devotion to cinema. Thank you for this channel, it means so much!
I think the most important thing Steven Spielberg has taught us is that you don’t need film school in order to make good movies. Sometimes all you need is passion, determination, dedication, heart, and imagination. And if you work hard and never give up, then you can make your dreams come true
@@atwunz no need to compare Scorsese and Spielberg both are legends . Spielberg always made movies with Commercial factor in mind , not something Scorsese did often. Take examples movies like The Departed, Wolf of Wall Street, Casino which were made for everyday audience and not just critics. Scorsese is one of the most influential director in history of Cinema and he along with Spielberg. Both of them are legends, period.
I love "Hymn To the Fallen", from John Williams' score to Saving Private Ryan. He did beautiful music for it, one of his most underrated scores for a Spielberg movie
You could easily make several volumes of "The Beauty Of..." based on Spielberg's filmography, but you did his body of work justice with this compilation...thank you!
I wasn’t expecting that, but I’m glad you did it, because Steven Spielberg is one of my favorite directors of all time, and I think you should do the Beauty of Ridley Scott, Francis Ford Coppola, Martin Scorsese, Peter Jackson, George Lucas, Robert Eggers, The Last Duel, Vikings, Rome, The Tudors, The Wizard Of Oz, Gone With The Wind, Casablanca, Citizen Kane, West Side Story (both 1961 & 2021), The Princess Bride, The Adventures Of Robin Hood, Ben-Hur (1961), The Ten Commandments, Braveheart, The Passion Of The Christ, Saving Private Ryan, Band Of Brothers, The Pacific, and Deadwood
No one can't what Steven Spielberg can. Each and every movie of him made me enthralled with goosebumps. Commendable and commemorative. His work and style is an adjective itself in the field of filmography. Salute his work as well as of the creators of this beautiful video.
Just ro think about it...steven has just contributed so much cinema...means like taking the bars to the next level...use of cgi ,pulling mist difficult concepts to screen without losing its beauty,authenticity....and here we aree watchibg his movies The E.T the interaction with third kind,indian jones and many many more.... he contributed to each genre if cinema ....hats off beauty of whata edit
Spielberg films are one of a kinds they can make you smile,cry,feel anger,sympathy,regret they can get you excited and leave you with amazement and wonder but most of all they all have heart to them and that to me is why he's one of the greatest directors because can tell amazing stories
Best Spielberg Films: 1. Jurassic Park 2. Jaws 3. Raiders Of The Lost Ark 4. The Lost World: Jurassic Park 5. Schindlers List 6. E.T. The Extra Terrestrial 7. Hook 9. Duel 10. The Fablemans 11. Ready Player One 12. The Sugarland Express 13. Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade 14. Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull 15. Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom 16. Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny 17. The Color Purple 18. Saving Private Ryan
It was emotional! Only this: emotional. Faced with a monumental director like Spielberg, one is only struck and amazed. His style is unmistakable: the themes, the dynamics of the characters, but above all the story. His filmography is a wide multitude of genres; we pass from the narrative to the historical genre, passing through the sentimental and biographical genres. But to every single film he gives something special, he sees a vision of it that at the end of the film appears to everyone as something unique. A veil of melancholy with an accurate and powerful wonder in the details that pervaded his ideas and that show us the significant and communicative grandeur of the images and the most memorable scenes, collected in this video, are proof of this. Even just one scene impresses you and reduces you to believe that there really exists a concept of inner beauty that must be sought personally and that in the end gives joy to your life, without ever forgetting its inevitable obstacles, but in front of the Spielbergian world there is " representation. and message ", it's up to us to choose to understand what that message is. An enchanting filmography, with a fascinating delight accompanied by the melodies of composer John Williams, his great colleague and friend. Spielberg is simply a cinema enchantment and with this video, Marc, you have made his cinema pure magic!
@@Anonymous-px2te Apologies, because there was a split second where we see the top of Frank's (Leonardo DiCaprio) head from _Catch Me If You Can,_ I changed the time stamp from 3:23 to 3:24. Thank you for the reply. I'm hoping to learn the clip with the desert and the giant sailing ship. 🙋🏼♂️
To my favorite filmmaker who has brought me to tears, laughs, cheers, and in awe. Can’t wait what he brings next. I’ll be there first ticket if I have to. 🎥.
I’ve heard from some interviews that Spielberg doesn’t even plan his camera angles in advance. He just shows up to set and decides where to put the camera right then and there. Still, it doesn’t seem to bother him at all
Jaws is a blockbuster and a masterpiece. A film can be both. In 1993 Jurassic Park and Schindler's List were monumental cinematic achievements. Jurassic Park is one of the greatest blockbusters ever made, and Schindler's List is one of the greatest films in the Arthouse genre, yet both films are masterpieces of a kind.
A film can be both a blockbuster and a masterpiece or a blockbuster but not a masterpiece or artistic/none mainstream masterpiece or artistic/none mainstream regular/average. For example The Godfather is an artistic blockbuster masterpiece Jaws is a popcorn summer blockbuster masterpiece so is The Dark Knight. On the other hand The Avengers is a blockbuster popcorn movie but no masterpiece by any measure. Stalker (by Tarkovsky) is an artistic masterpiece but not a blockbuster. Same is Ran by Kurosawa.
Two words: Janusz Kamiński. He is the cinematographer Spielberg has worked with on Schindler's List, Saving Private Ryan, Lincoln, West side Story, and much, much more.
To me, Spielberg became the GOAT in 1993. Jurassic Park and Schindler’s List. Two iconic films for two very different reasons released in the same year.
Remember the iron throne on Game of Thrones? Well, I thought that if anyone was worthy to sit on it, it would be Spielberg. Because I like to think the swords that make up that chair represent the many blockbusters Spielberg has director, written, produced or co created in his career that spands 50 years. As evidenced here.
Hello everyone !
Making video about beautiful cinematography is really a full time passion.
As you probably know, I can't monetize my videos because the content isn't mine.
You want to fund me ? : www.patreon.com/TheBeautyOf
Through this page, you have the possibility to support me and my work.
It's also possible to make a one time donation on paypal : www.paypal.me/marcdelescure
Thank you very much!
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There's a movie named "Unbroken" released in 2014 .. Please make a video on it .. ✌️
Hey, please do a video of "The Offer", it's beautiful.
@@amardeepsingh5171 He should do a Beauty of Roger Deakins instead
May i suggest you : THE BEAUTY OF GRAND PRIX ? ( John Frankenheimer 's film ) .Thanks.
“When the horizons at the top, it’s interesting. When the horizons at the the bottom, it’s interesting. When the horizons in the middle, it’s boring as shit.”
The Fabelmans is a masterpiece, the best movie of the 2020s.
@@thorparra6093 so good and unexpected for the most successful director of all time to make a film that vulnerable.
@@chrismezza1940 The Fabelmans is one of the films I have had the best time with at the cinema Beautiful art by Steven, he is the master of emotions in the seventh art. I got excited watching it just like Sammy when he goes to the movies for the first time
"Now get the fuck out!"
The GOAT of cinema, horror, comedies, fantasy, war, sci fi, disaster, politics, biographical, musical and animated, from oscar winning movies to billion blockbuster, from comedy to tragedy, from cgi to realistic rated R, he could make it all and for each genres he produced an masterpieces
True
Spielberg is responsible for so many magical cinema classics over the decades, it's honestly unbelievable they were all directed by the same person.
That’s when you know he’s a good director. When they’re so versatile, that they make multiple movies and we can’t even believe they’re all made by the same person
@@MrUtah1 I would say versatility is a sign of a great director, but not a requirement. For example, Hitchcock only ever made one genre of films, and he's still regarded as one of the greatest of all time.
@@romilrh I agree
It's truly unbelieavable. And spectacular. And amazing. He's responisble for atleast 25 percent of the best, most iconic movies and movie scenes of all time. Truly amazing
The Beauty of David Lean would be amazing.
That's planned!
@@TheBeautyOf Great! Thank you.
@@TheBeautyOf We're waiting for it bro 🌟
Indeed!
And Fincher 🙏🏻
80's and 90's are my golden age in movies. I am 35 now but I can still remember how warm the movies felt when I was a kid.
Same. His movies felt so magical.
Thank you for this last shot from Indiana.
You just made me cry when I saw this edition. Pure emotion. Marc you are a talent. Follow your dreams.
Made me cry as well
It's the way Spielberg plays with lighting, angles and scale that makes his shots so beautiful. Lots of wide shots emphasizing the spectacles of what we see in front of us and warm colors that give scenes a comforting, dreamlike feeling. It's mesmerizing.
The greatest director of all time, his movies are each masterclasses in the art of storytelling. Fantastic video!
If you believe that he is the best director of all time then I'd suggest you watch films of Satyajit Ray, Akira Kurosawa, Andrei Tarkovsky, Spike Lee etc
@@sameerhafeez7029 I have and I still maintain the same opinion as above. Those directors are all incredible, but they are not better than Spielberg as you suggest.
@@sameerhafeez7029 you just listed some of my favourite directors (but Spike Lee?! 😂).
Kurosawa, Ozu, Tarkovsky, Bergman, Fellini, Goddard, Truffaut and Eisenstein are true poets with the camera and their films have more intellectual depth than Spielberg’s. Having said that I would still prefer Spielberg over them because he has achieved something they haven’t. He is an auteur and a blockbuster popcorn filmmaker at the same time. As Coppola once said “Spielberg is the George Gershwin of filmmaking”.He has the ability of making an art house type film and follow it up with a popcorn Hollywood feel good blockbuster. No other filmmaker could do that, at least not that well. Is he as good at art house as Kurosawa, Kubrick or Tarkovsky? Not even close but he is still pretty damn good. Respectfully those guys could never pull of something like Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park or ET or TinTin or Ready Player One etc. I know their fans would say “tHoSe fILmS aRe BeNeAtH tHeM!” Why, because they are not intellectual enough? Still it takes skills to pull off a popcorn flick for the masses and an incredible amount of work to achieve something that will grab the majority of the peoples’s pulse as oppose to a few selective individuals who read Tolstoy before bed, play chess and wear the same underwear for a week.
Note: Kubrick is my other favourite director next to Spielberg, for different artistic values that Steven cannot bring to the table. Both of those guys along with Hitchcock and Ford are the cornerstones of modern American cinema.
My cousin is in West Side Story as Mouthpiece
It was a tremendous work. I haven’t liked a Spielberg film so much since his early noughties output.
There's truly something special about your videos, it can almost take me back to my first time watching the films I love. The music, the beautiful cinematography, it's a true devotion to cinema. Thank you for this channel, it means so much!
Thanks 🙏
Beautiful
Love your videos
I think the most important thing Steven Spielberg has taught us is that you don’t need film school in order to make good movies. Sometimes all you need is passion, determination, dedication, heart, and imagination. And if you work hard and never give up, then you can make your dreams come true
It's incredible how Spielberg was able to adapt to modern technology while remaining old-school
Better than old man scorcese imo.
@@atwunz WTF are you talking about?
He made Hugo with digital technology, and broke new grounds in de-aging with The Irishman
@@atwunz this is unrelated but why do so many people spell it "scorcese" instead of "scorsese"?
@@atwunz no need to compare Scorsese and Spielberg both are legends . Spielberg always made movies with Commercial factor in mind , not something Scorsese did often. Take examples movies like The Departed, Wolf of Wall Street, Casino which were made for everyday audience and not just critics.
Scorsese is one of the most influential director in history of Cinema and he along with Spielberg. Both of them are legends, period.
George Lucas is his friend...
Also speilberg is producer of Transformers movies...
RIP Vilmos Zsigmond
RIP Allen Daviau
RIP Douglas Slocombe
Man, this is amazing! Great work.
I love "Hymn To the Fallen", from John Williams' score to Saving Private Ryan. He did beautiful music for it, one of his most underrated scores for a Spielberg movie
don't know how to really describe it, but Spielberg films always just hit the right spot for the soul
Steven Spielberg and Jong Williams, de los mejores duos para peliculas
You could easily make several volumes of "The Beauty Of..." based on Spielberg's filmography, but you did his body of work justice with this compilation...thank you!
I wasn’t expecting that, but I’m glad you did it, because Steven Spielberg is one of my favorite directors of all time, and I think you should do the Beauty of Ridley Scott, Francis Ford Coppola, Martin Scorsese, Peter Jackson, George Lucas, Robert Eggers, The Last Duel, Vikings, Rome, The Tudors, The Wizard Of Oz, Gone With The Wind, Casablanca, Citizen Kane, West Side Story (both 1961 & 2021), The Princess Bride, The Adventures Of Robin Hood, Ben-Hur (1961), The Ten Commandments, Braveheart, The Passion Of The Christ, Saving Private Ryan, Band Of Brothers, The Pacific, and Deadwood
No one can't what Steven Spielberg can.
Each and every movie of him made me enthralled with goosebumps. Commendable and commemorative. His work and style is an adjective itself in the field of filmography. Salute his work as well as of the creators of this beautiful video.
A Legend...
Please make Amazing shots of -
Fury (2014)
Troy (2004)
World War Z (2013)
@@troyz6404 meh
@@Rubrasileiro blah blah blah
@@troyz6404 bruh bruh bruh
Yet another outstanding video!
Empire of the Sun still remains one of my favourite Spielberg creations.
Just ro think about it...steven has just contributed so much cinema...means like taking the bars to the next level...use of cgi ,pulling mist difficult concepts to screen without losing its beauty,authenticity....and here we aree watchibg his movies The E.T the interaction with third kind,indian jones and many many more.... he contributed to each genre if cinema ....hats off beauty of whata edit
Wonder and light, Cinematic delight. An incredible montage of the Master’s work. Congratulations on your achievement.
It was spectacular
All the scenes, the way they are directed is simply magical. His way of seeing movies moves my heart and he's my favourite director
“I don't dream at night, I dream at day, I dream all day; I'm dreaming for living.”
― Steven Spielberg
Those are words I live by
I was so looking for The Color Purple among the others celebrated.
Thank you. Truly. Thank you 🙏
The most prolific and long lasting quality director of all times - Mr Hollywood himself 🤩
Spielberg films are one of a kinds they can make you smile,cry,feel anger,sympathy,regret they can get you excited and leave you with amazement and wonder but most of all they all have heart to them and that to me is why he's one of the greatest directors because can tell amazing stories
Absolutely Stunning! The magic and aura Spielberg creates with his frames is really something else! And the music...beautiful!!
Spielberg is a true artist and visionary. Never get enough of his movies.
Best Spielberg Films:
1. Jurassic Park
2. Jaws
3. Raiders Of The Lost Ark
4. The Lost World: Jurassic Park
5. Schindlers List
6. E.T. The Extra Terrestrial
7. Hook
9. Duel
10. The Fablemans
11. Ready Player One
12. The Sugarland Express
13. Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade
14. Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull
15. Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom
16. Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny
17. The Color Purple
18. Saving Private Ryan
Just discovered your channel!! Amazing editing work!
Outstanding. A video that can not only make anybody appreciate Steven Spielberg more, but also cinema as a whole.
Is there a movie list for what's shown? I recognize most but some I don't know.
I love Spielberg, great director. This video is very special to me. Magnifique! Merci, Marc! 💖
Speilberg mainly made films for kids but he parallely made art films like Munich, The terminal, catch me if you can, Schindler's list, Lincoln etc
It was emotional! Only this: emotional. Faced with a monumental director like Spielberg, one is only struck and amazed. His style is unmistakable: the themes, the dynamics of the characters, but above all the story. His filmography is a wide multitude of genres; we pass from the narrative to the historical genre, passing through the sentimental and biographical genres. But to every single film he gives something special, he sees a vision of it that at the end of the film appears to everyone as something unique. A veil of melancholy with an accurate and powerful wonder in the details that pervaded his ideas and that show us the significant and communicative grandeur of the images and the most memorable scenes, collected in this video, are proof of this. Even just one scene impresses you and reduces you to believe that there really exists a concept of inner beauty that must be sought personally and that in the end gives joy to your life, without ever forgetting its inevitable obstacles, but in front of the Spielbergian world there is " representation. and message ", it's up to us to choose to understand what that message is. An enchanting filmography, with a fascinating delight accompanied by the melodies of composer John Williams, his great colleague and friend. Spielberg is simply a cinema enchantment and with this video, Marc, you have made his cinema pure magic!
Thank you!!
Steven Spielberg is one of the reasons it is worth living. Just like this wonderful video
Thanks you for making my wish come true My bro
Excellent work, what an homage!
A visual poet, Spielberg is one of the greatest artists of our time
Spielberg, Kaminski & Williams they trinity of the 80's & 90's
wasn't expecting to be this good... made me tear up with the music :')
me too, even I didn't watch all of this movies yet
Where's the show at 1:15 from?
I guess the colour purple
Would someone please share with me what is at 3:24?
Catch me if you can
@@Anonymous-px2te Apologies, because there was a split second where we see the top of Frank's (Leonardo DiCaprio) head from _Catch Me If You Can,_ I changed the time stamp from 3:23 to 3:24.
Thank you for the reply. I'm hoping to learn the clip with the desert and the giant sailing ship.
🙋🏼♂️
@@CaesiusX The Adventures of Tintin
Thank you@. 🙋🏼♂️
Why is there only one shot from Jaws? There are so many beautiful shots in that film?
amazing video as always
Anybody clock the movie at 00:36?
The Color Purple
In my opinion Spielberg is the best director of all time!!!
Agree
I agree.
5:12 which movie is this?
Hook (1991).
To my favorite filmmaker who has brought me to tears, laughs, cheers, and in awe. Can’t wait what he brings next. I’ll be there first ticket if I have to. 🎥.
I have waited for this video my entire being. Thanks for this!
Spielberg made some films that have marked my childhood! You did an amazing job with this video! Congrats!
Schindler's List is masterpiece and my favorite of all time. And also too it's my favorite Spielberg movie. 🎥🎥 🎞📽🎬
2:57 What’s this shot from?
A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001)
Can anyone please name the movie at 3:14? And is it Bob Odenkirk in this moment?
Yeah that's him. Not sure what movie
The Post (2017)
@@sammyfabelman thanks!
The Post
what is the movie on at 1:22?
Always (1989)
John Williams Music 😭
I’ve heard from some interviews that Spielberg doesn’t even plan his camera angles in advance. He just shows up to set and decides where to put the camera right then and there. Still, it doesn’t seem to bother him at all
And yet he posses the best camera movement and frame blocking by any living director (Welles, Kurosawa territory).
the soundtrack is about saving Private Ryan?
Yes
Thank you
Can anyone please name the movie from which the scene at 02:54 is?
War Horse
@@TheBeautyOf Thanks 💕
That was beautiful, thank you for taking the time to make this and pay homage to one of the greatest storytellers and filmmakers of all time.
What are the movie names at 2:37 & 2:46?
the one at 2:37 is schindlers list and idk ab the 2:46 one
It's Empire of the sun
Schindler's List (1993) and Empire Of The Sun (1987).
Amazing bro
You are a máster in this edits
Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️
I met this channel 10 minutes ago. I can't stop watching the videos. Nice work!
This Video is a Masterpiece. Also the Movies too. Thanks for this. it was very touching with the beautiful theme of james ryan ♥
Please do The beauty of Little Fish. A really great movie.
Tears.
I can't remember the movie at 3:24, even though I know that I'va already seen it
Can anyone help me ?
I just remembered I think
it's called The Adventures of Tintin
The Beauty of Artificial Intelligence woulb be amazing
Amazing Shots should have a video of Spielberg's best work.
Quel est le film à 1:50 ?
Always
@ Merci
Either 1941 (1979), or Empire Of The Sun (1987).
Debate Question: Is There a Difference Between a Blockbuster and a Masterpiece?
Avatar 2, Top Gun 2 are blockbusters
Jaws is a blockbuster and a masterpiece. A film can be both. In 1993 Jurassic Park and Schindler's List were monumental cinematic achievements. Jurassic Park is one of the greatest blockbusters ever made, and Schindler's List is one of the greatest films in the Arthouse genre, yet both films are masterpieces of a kind.
A film can be both a blockbuster and a masterpiece or a blockbuster but not a masterpiece or artistic/none mainstream masterpiece or artistic/none mainstream regular/average.
For example The Godfather is an artistic blockbuster masterpiece
Jaws is a popcorn summer blockbuster masterpiece so is The Dark Knight.
On the other hand The Avengers is a blockbuster popcorn movie but no masterpiece by any measure.
Stalker (by Tarkovsky) is an artistic masterpiece but not a blockbuster. Same is Ran by Kurosawa.
Two words: Janusz Kamiński. He is the cinematographer Spielberg has worked with on Schindler's List, Saving Private Ryan, Lincoln, West side Story, and much, much more.
He is great no doubt... but totally messed up indy 4
Janusz cinematography is outstanding. I love how he and Spielberg have this approach of hand held camera and complex movements.
@@johndoderino2609 yup. The movie looks like the actors are constantly lit up.
Wonderful "Hymn to the fallen". Thumbs up is a must even just for the choice of music
To me, Spielberg became the GOAT in 1993. Jurassic Park and Schindler’s List. Two iconic films for two very different reasons released in the same year.
Godard, Bergman, Sturges, and Fleming are the only other directors I can think of that released two masterpieces in one year.
@@PatrickWDunne Jurassic park & Schindler's list are cult classics.
@@harryom3497Jurassic Park is not a cult classic,is a classic ,a masterpiece,but you can't call the highest grossing film of its time a cult movie.
It's Magic.
can you please make the beauty of barry 😍
1:01 which film?
Artificial Intelligence
A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001)
*The best director of all time*
Your opinion.
Beautiful video
Please do Beauty of John Williams...
It would be first of its kind as a music video..
The beauty of denis villeneuve
Already did
What film is 3:37 from?
Amistad (1997)
last shot!!!
Duel @5:46
Juste superbe. Un de mes cinéastes favoris, cheer up french guy !
Remember the iron throne on Game of Thrones? Well, I thought that if anyone was worthy to sit on it, it would be Spielberg. Because I like to think the swords that make up that chair represent the many blockbusters Spielberg has director, written, produced or co created in his career that spands 50 years. As evidenced here.
this man had directed Every type of film
Masterfully done. Goosebumps.
Movie list?'(