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Spielberg's Best Films!

Jul 31, 2009

by Count_Orlok_22
posted in Movie Hype

As one of the most successful American directors, Steven Spielberg has contributed much to our pop culture landscape. With his tales of adventure, cautionary sci-fi stories, heart-warming family films, and harrowing historical epics, he's proven that a director can have a commercial hit that will also appease the critics. Here are my top favorite Spielberg films (I've not explained why I've put them in the order that I have, because I want you to ask me (my own little way to encourage the Lunch staff to add a comment box feature to the lists and also I should point out that "E.T." and "Raiders of the Lost Ark" come in at a tie)...

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FM_ALEX July 04, 2010

Dude great list man and I enjoyed all of them, but HOOK was excellent man, I was thinking of reviewing it since I watched it again this past week. AS a matter of fact I was thinking of reviewing the J. Park series as well since I watched them again the same day.

Count_Orlok_22 July 04, 2010

Again, so few people liked that film and I find myself in the minority who thought that it was really good.

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Sean_Rhodes August 28, 2009

Dude, I LOVED Hook. It was one of my favorite movies as a kid. I don't know why everyone keeps giving Spielberg flack for it. It's a wonderful movie!

Count_Orlok_22 September 02, 2009

You get a genuine pat on the back for coming out and saying that about a film that has been given the most unfair appraisals in his career. Other than myself and an old childhood friend, you may be the only person I know who thought it was great. Personally, I would've preferred someone else as Tinkerbell (not a big Julia Roberts fan), but that film is spectacular just for the stuff between Bob Hoskin's Smee and Dustin Hoffman's Capt. Hook.

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QUEENBFLIX August 06, 2009

Hey, guess what? We can comment on lists now! As I said elsewhere, I doubt that very many people would put both TEMPLE OF DOOM and HOOK on a list of Spielberg's best! You certainly have the courage of your convictions.

Count_Orlok_22 August 17, 2009

Yeah, I was begging them to add a comment box and a rating option. Half of the wish was fulfilled, so that's not bad in my book. On Amazon I would've just gotten a generic "Thanks for you input" response and then nothing else. Here they at least listen and take what we say into consideration.

QUEENBFLIX August 17, 2009

Yeah, that's nice for a change

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