Spielberg
Documentary • 2017 • 2 hr 27 min
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Steven Spielberg is the GOAT when it comes to directing! This is a look inside of his journey to get there.
An engaging documentary about America’s most beloved Hollywood director.
Slow at times, this documentary resonates with an older audience but offers a telling story about a prominent director.
Interesting to see Spielberg's films grow. Entertaining and a fun time if you love Spielberg's films even the not so famous ones.
The architect of my childhood pretty much. A name synonymous with movies and movie making. Put a camera in his hand and watch magic unfold.
If you’re a fan of his movies it’s a must watch. Interesting behind the scenes interactions and interviews. A brilliant mind
Good in depth look at Spielberg and the connection between his life and career. A little too long.
Fairly basic information about Spielberg. Still enjoyable.
Fun ride through the life of an influential creator. I enjoyed it despite not being such a fan of his movies.
Documentary explains his directing style and life well
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