Wednesday, November 17, 2010
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5 comments:
something I haven't watched in ages
It's my favourite Spielberg and for that very reason this was perhaps only the fifth time I've seen it. It's a film I like to use sparingly. It's just beautiful. And I'd argue the most perfect harmonisation of Spielberg's hallmarks.
So moving...
Seeing it on first release in the cinema was awe-inspiring. This and 2001 are what activate my God Gene (for a scientific rationalist religion-hater).
Beautiful frame grabs by the way.
Does this ever show up on the Astor calendar Mike? I'd certainly get along to that. Never yet had the pleasure of an in-cinema viewing.
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