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Movies the giraffe watched in 2020: April (33 movies items)"Re-watch - April 17th This was a test to see if the kiddo can handle a horror movie, and it turns out she can. She called Vic Morrow's character "a Trump", loved the "Kick the Can" story despite it not being scary at all, deemed the creatures in the 3rd story to be more amusing than scary, and came up with her own name for the gremlin in the final tale. I doubt it's made her excited for more horror movies, but we'll see. I'm just glad I was able to enjoy this with her as my dad did when he firs"
My Favorite Directors: Steven Spielberg
John Landis - Best to worst (22 movies items)"My rating: 6,5/10 Co-directed it with Steven Spielberg, Joe Dante and George Miller."
Favorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy Films: 1982-1983 (32 movies items)" Directed by: John Landis, Steven Spielberg, George Miller, and Joe Dante Produced by: Steven Spielberg and John Landis Written by: John Landis, George Clayton Johnson, Richard Matheson, Melissa Mathison, Robert Garland, and Jerome Bixby Based on the TV series by: Rod Serling Cinematography: Allen Daviau, John Hora, and Stevan Larner Edited by: Malcolm Campbell, Tina Hirsch, Michael Kahn, and Howard E. Smith Music by: Jerry Goldsmith Distributed by: Warner Bros. Pictures"
A Complete Review of George Miller's work (12 movies items)" Cast : John Lithgow What was it about? Four horror and science fiction segments, directed by four famous directors, each of them being a new version of a classic story from Rod Serling's landmark television series. My two cents: It is another movie I have been tracking down for many years mostly because it was one of the very few movies directed by Steven Spielberg that I hadn't watched so far. On top of that, I have always been a huge fan of 'The Twilight Zone' so this anthology involvi"
A Complete Review of Steven Spielberg's work (35 movies items)" Cast : Scatman Crothers What was it about? Four horror and science fiction segments, directed by four famous directors, each of them being a new version of a classic story from Rod Serling's landmark television series. My two cents: It is another movie I have been tracking down for many years mostly because it was one of the very few movies directed by Steven Spielberg that I hadn't watched so far. On top of that, I have always been a huge fan of 'The Twilight Zone' so this anthology inv"
“It is another movie I have been tracking down for many years mostly because it was one of the very few movies directed by Steven Spielberg that I hadn't watched so far. On top of that, I have always been a huge fan of 'The Twilight Zone' so this anthology involving 4 major directors sounded pretty amazing on paper. Unfortunately, it turned out to be only a decent watch at best. Indeed, out of the 5 parts (4 segments and a prologue), 4 were not bad but nothing really amazing and one was just seriously weak. The prologue directed by John Landis was indeed rather misguided as it was too humorous and random and only its conclusion had anything to do with the mythical TV show. The 1st segment, also directed by Landis has a rather notorious reputation because Vic Morrow and several kids were kil” read more
Collection: Spielberg Gems (56 movies items)" Spielberg Contribution: Director of segment "Kick the Can", Producer"
Movies Watched in 2017 (302 movies items)"October 15th Directed by: Steven Spielberg, George Miller, John Landis, Joe Dante"
Favorite Horror Films: 1983 (16 movies items)" Directed by: John Landis, Steven Spielberg, George Miller, and Joe Dante Produced by: Steven Spielberg and John Landis Written by: John Landis, George Clayton Johnson, Richard Matheson, Melissa Mathison, Robert Garland, and Jerome Bixby Based on the TV series by: Rod Serling Cinematography: Allen Daviau, John Hora, and Stevan Larner Edited by: Malcolm Campbell, Tina Hirsch, Michael Kahn, and Howard E. Smith Music by: Jerry Goldsmith Distributed by: Warner Bros. Pictures"
Collection: From Novel to Film (780 movies items)" TITLE OF WRITTEN WORK: It's a Good Life Nightmare at 20,000 Feet PUBLISHED FORMAT: short story AUTHOR/CREATOR: Jerome Bixby Richard Matheson ORIGINAL PUBLICATION YEAR: 1953 1961 HAVE I READ: No NOTES: Only two of the episodes from the film were based on written works. "
Watched in 2017