I was about to say that he also wrote The Mummy, but it was the 2017 one.
Death Becomes Her and Carlito's Way are great though, but for being the ninth most successful screenwriter in history, his writing credits are mostly a big bowl of "Meh."Act like COVID didn't exist
While I found Ready Player One to be an enjoyable film, I never felt compelled to revisit it. In fact, most films that heavily feature character cameos tend to be one-and-done viewing experiences for me, with the exception of Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and Wreck-It Ralph, which have withstood the test of time. It may need a repeat viewing in the future since it’s been half a decade (Ready Player One was fun. Yall weird if you didn’t like it.
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Maybe because I like dystopian and futuristic movies, but I’ve rewatched it twice. Even thinking of watching it again.While I found Ready Player One to be an enjoyable film, I never felt compelled to revisit it. In fact, most films that heavily feature character cameos tend to be one-and-done viewing experiences for me, with the exception of Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and Wreck-It Ralph, which have withstood the test of time. It may need a repeat viewing in the future since it’s been half a decade (
EDIT - As for Spielberg’s other recent works, I liked Tintin and I also liked Lincoln & The Post too, but I’m a history geek so that type of film engages me. They may not be for the crowd who loves non-stop action, explosions, and dialogue with endless one liners.
Not as consistent in the 2000s but also nowhere near as in limbo like a Tim Burton. I got a lot of love for Munich.
It’s the cheek and chin implants. The veneers don’t help.
She was in all that stuff prior to Oppenheimer bruh lol. I was tired of her when that joint dropped lol
this was good
