How To Use Spielberg In A Sentence
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You think Spielberg would only have a rattletrap third-rate spaceship like the Millennium Falcon to ensure his survival?
Does George Lucas think the world will end in 2012?
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A writer is suing director Steven Spielberg for allegedly stealing his film idea.
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The hour-long Director's Series will be a highlight this summer, profiling today's top Hollywood helmers, including Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorcese, and Clint Eastwood.
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And the moment with the discarded toys coming to life hits with stark terror and reminds us, if only for a moment, of the swarming mummies in Spielberg's great Raiders of the Lost Ark.
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Spielberg's films have the advantage of comparison, between live actors, who simulate terror, and monstrous reptiles that look so real you hold your breath when close to them.
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One could justly add that Spielberg's magic touch is tangible, even if it appears a little unconcerned.
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It's so true that Lumet wasn't a visualist in the veins of Scorsese or Lee, or a populist the way Steven Spielberg is; or an astute comedian like Allen, Hal Ashby, or Paul Mazursky.
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And then he went and had an affair with the totally untalented KATE CAPSHAW who remains Mrs. Spielberg to this day, leaving Amy to star in films like "Yentl" and to show up at Tom Stoppard's plays wearing gold muu-muus with gold sandals, looking like a kind of blinged-out Hare Krishna?
Worshiping the Golden Caftan
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Oskar Schindler was a more complex and morally ambiguous man than Spielberg's depiction in "Schindler's List.
IsThatLegal?
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There is a sense, too, that Spielberg has a special fondness for the young chancer - perhaps recognising something of himself in his precocious exploits.
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Then he started doing movies with Ron Howard and Steven Spielberg and then the Oscars started coming.
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In Steven Spielberg's film, Minority Report, every time Tom Cruise walked down a street, advertising billboards scanned his retinas and broadcast personalised ads.
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Spielberg told Entertainment Weekly: "Just as there will never be another Fred Astaire or Chuck Berry or Elvis Presley, there will never be anyone comparable to Michael Jackson.
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In this week's show we'll be giving you a sneak preview of Steven Spielberg's latest film.
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Two scales showed a correlation with positive changes on an outcome measure - Spielberger State Anxiety Inventory.
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The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn,” from a screenplay by Steven Moffat, Edgar Wright and Joe Cornish, is produced by Spielberg, Peter Jackson and Kathleen Kennedy, is the first in the series of 3D motion capture films based on the iconic character created by Georges Remi, better known to the world by his pen name “Herge” and is due for release in 2011.
Release Dates: Spielberg’s The Adventures of Tintin and Zemeckis’ Mars Needs Moms! | /Film
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Okay, Spielberg, what lens will you use?
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With perhaps the exception of Steven Spielberg's "Munich," which dovetails nicely in morose spirit and disturbing milieu, very few movies about the 1970s (that weren't actually made in the 1970s) look and feel as perfect as "Carlos" does.
TV Preview: Sundance Channel's 5 1/2-hour biopic 'Carlos'
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A writer is suing director Steven Spielberg for allegedly stealing his film idea.
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Users can trim clips with the help of drag handles, zooming in for finer edits. iPhone 4-toting Spielbergs can also add cross-fade or theme-based transitions as well as titles.
Macworld
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Attorney General Eric Holder patted his pocket as he arrived and said his kids had prepped him with all sorts of questions for tablemate Steven Spielberg.
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And nothing proves my thesis more than comparing Spielberg's movies to the deluge that comes after him.
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Spielberg says he's planning to do a follow-up next year.
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And not just like "Jurassic Park," although Steven Spielberg is co-executive producing the Fox show, which features dinos, father-son conflicts and a soupçon of preachiness.
Slashers, Clippers and a Ghost
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At the time, Spielberg was the youngest person to be hired on a long-term directing contract in the history of major Hollywood studios.
Network Awesome: Spielberg's Talent Discovered: Duel
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Kind of like those queries from the next Nabokov, "Hemmingway," and/or Melville, whose work will shortly be adapted by Spielberg for the big screen.
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A writer is suing director Steven Spielberg for allegedly stealing his film idea.
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Foundations attached to the film director Stephen Spielberg and the Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel are among those who lost money.
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Spielberge as Jew, it is his long - term wish too to shoot such film.
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That pearl of perspicacity was merely a lagniappe, an amuse-bouche to prepare our palates for the big revelation, to wit Spielberg's new project ‘aimed at tackling that lack of understanding’.
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But Spielberg's strong sense of nostalgia and his increasing sense of irony makes Follies, a forever ‘troubled’ show, a perfect match.
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The acting, as is usually the case with a Spielberg film, is top-notch.
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Many said the special effects, a hallmark of director Steven Spielberg, were amazing.
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He is slated to play the lead in Spielberg's next movie.
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These are all respectable, and they lead on to a capper, which Spielberg produced and supposedly ghost-directed, the superb Poltergeist.
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The Populist notes that Captain Haddock remains a committed whisky-glugging boozehound in Spielberg's Tintin.
Populist: Items of interest this week
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He's just landed a starring role in Spielberg's next movie.
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Spielberg films have a wide appeal.
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Stephen Spielberg says anxious parents should view it first.
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You may have caught Mr. Craig playing a hopelessly sinister and useless South African Jew in Steven Spielberg's laughable Munich ( "the ownly blid thit mitters to mee is Jewish blid").
Bottoms Up
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This has all the hallmarks of a Spielberg classic - it does not get bogged down in politics, science and strategy, but concentrates on big emotion and intimate drama with a well-written script.
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If Star Wars brought a bigger budget to the cliffhanging Saturday morning serials of yore, then ET takes the Lassie films of Spielberg's youth and magically reinvents them for a space age generation.
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Each of these is based on some subtly revisionist imagining of history that ring as falsely as Spielberg's film.
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Spielberg films have a wide appeal.
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Before ET, Spielberg was just a bankable director with a populist touch.
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I saw a trailer for the latest Spielberg film and thought it looked quite interesting.
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Executive produced by Steven Spielberg and co-starring Debra Messing, Anjelica Huston and Katharine McPhee , "Smash" follows two starlets in search of their big break.
Dream Smasher
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For all that, Ballard is arguably best-known to a wide audience because of his relatively “straight” novel, Empire of the Sun, and the resulting movie by Steven Spielberg.
The Catastrophist
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OpEdNews - Quicklink: The Mysteries of Munich
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The focus is narrowed further in typical Spielberg terms to a single dysfunctional family.
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Deadline reports that after Steven Spielberg dropped out of the proposed remake of imaginary rabbit pic Harvey, he became interested in directing a biopic on George Gershwin, famous American composer and brother of Ira.
Steven Spielberg Looks to Make Beautiful Music with Zachary Quinto in a George Gershwin Biopic – Collider.com
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But how can a film-maker as openly emotional as Spielberg be at home in a world where emotion has become entirely synthetic?
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Spielberg is presumably attempting to infuse his film with a fairytale, fabular quality – but all he does is provide it with a directorial straitjacket, with the audience instructed through insistent camera angles, nagging music, and strategised lighting exactly what it's supposed to be feeling at any given moment.
War Horse – review
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Strange, then, that Spielberg's grown-up Peter must recover his original, youthful estranged family.
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So you have this Steven Spielberg movie that opened last Friday: The Terminal, about an Eastern European immigrant who winds up stateless and homeless, living in an airport and jonesing for the incomparable Catherine Zeta-Jones.
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According to people familiar with the matter, Paramount will have the option to co-finance any of the pictures that Mr. Spielberg and Ms. Snider put into production -- or "greenlight" -- at the new company in 2009.
DreamWorks, Paramount Will Retain Ties
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The problem with many of Spielberg's children is that they are sketched to be remarkably savvy but also innocent and dewy, as the situation warrants.
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After Sidney Sheinberg, then vice president of production for Universal's TV arm, saw the film, he signed Spielberg to a long-term directorial contract.
How 17 Stars Got Their Big Breaks
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A writer is suing director Steven Spielberg for allegedly stealing his film idea.
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‘She was uncensored, undiplomatic, and a total liar,’ noted Spielberg.
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What is your opinion of Steven Spielberg's film version of your novel?
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He's just landed a starring role in Spielberg's next movie.
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Spielberg has several interesting projects under development.
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Spielberg was in shorts and Jurassic Park baseball cap as he chatted with Rupert Murdoch in a Savile Row tailor-made.
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In a characteristic Spielberg move, this prefatory sequence is conceived in miraculous terms: the horse and his boy surging triumphantly over the stony ground, driving their ploughshare through solid rock to a persistently soaring soundtrack.
War Horse – review
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I saw a trailer for the latest Spielberg film and thought it looked quite interesting.
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By doing these films back-to-back, Spielberg emphasizes his range as a director.
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Everything has the proper look of a spectacular gasconade, and the most spectacular ingredient of all is newcomer Catherine Zeta Jones, a Steven Spielberg discovery whose dark eyes, porcelain skin and meltingly radiant yet mischievous smile reminded me of the late, great Natalie Wood.
Banderas' Zorro-in-Training Sweats, Swashes
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Above all Amenabar worships the trinity of Hitchcock, Kubrick and Spielberg.
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He was so superior to his task that it was like Steven Spielberg videotaping a kid's birthday party.
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The archives of ufology, not H.G. Wells, provided Spielberg's source material.
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Her big break came when she was offered a role in a Spielberg film.
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And his new film, Munich is also what I suppose you can call a serious film by Spielberg.
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SYDNEY: And coming up -- thank you Bill -- more brothers -- not the Jacksons, but the highly anticipated Steven Spielberg/Tom Hanks - produced war series, "Band of Brothers.
CNN Transcript Sep 7, 2001
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Although Spielberg tried to fight for his assets, the judge ruled that the prenuptial agreement written on a napkin was not legally authorized and there was no legal representation to witness it.
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I can't imagine a Spielberg film ending with a young boy watching a senator speak on TV and turning away because his patter is utterly irrelevant and probably full of lies.
GreenCine Daily: Interview. Bong Joon-ho.
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The new Spielberg movie comes out in August.
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Spielberg has several interesting projects under development.
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Big-budget Spielberg is a warm and sentimental storyteller, the master of the grand scale, the prince of popcorn entertainment.
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Spike Lee and Susan Sarandon expected at the Creative Coalition Party, and a Huffington Post party anticipating Halle Berry, Leonardo DiCaprio, Steven Spielberg, Sharon Stone and Stevie Wonder.
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Spielberg's new film is packing in the crowds.
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Previously, Mr. Spielberg and Ms. Snider could independently "greenlight" -- or put into production -- up to eight films a year.
Signs of a Pullback Emerge in Hollywood
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Here Spielberg uses his passion and great gift to syncretise story elements that certainly don't clash on the screen and only seem dissonant in the abstract.
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Or the happy-go-lucky, pie-eyed optimist who, um, seems to exist only in the minds of detractors who say "insufferably Spielbergian" without clarifying further?
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