Thread: Game: Same movie, different director
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Old 06-04-2007, 05:07 PM   #2
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Well, it wouldn't have been as good. Without Spielberg on the E.T project you lose a lot of what made E.T work. The focus on the children, the focus on the troubled family, the role of E.T as the missing member of the family, the hiding of adults faces early on in the movie to create a children's world. And you'd of course lose that charm and magic that E.T has. E.T has a lot of heart to it, that's what makes it great, and that's all thanks to Spielberg. Plus Spielbergs style and strengths are more geared towards a children's story about an alien housguest being chased by the government. That suburban single mother family feel is Spielberg all over. Plus Spielberg's images are iconic in E.T.


King Kong directed by Steven Spielberg
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