There is nothing else like this.

there’s very little that technically sophisticated and no special effects in this scene and yet it seems almost impossible that they pulled off getting it on film

Spielberg really is just one of one with visual storytelling, camera movement and blocking

Does anyone tell a story with depth of a shot like that dude?

We used to make real films

Just hoping for one scene with this aura in Disclosure Day.

Wild to have footage of the moment Wes Anderson was conceived

“ARE WE THE FIRST? ARE WE THE FIRST TO ARRIVE?”

Including the most epic Mashed Potatoes scene in movie history 👽

Truffaut absolutely cooks in this

It’s got Attenborough vibes all over it

DP’d by future RAIDERS cinematographer Douglas Slocombe, because Vilmos was unavailable to go to India.

Nope. It's become bizarrely underrated. Truly one of the greatest films ever made...and maybe his best

This is what happens when a genius embraces his weirdness (complementary) and follows it wherever it takes him.

Steve Buscemi, Danny Trejo, or Michael K. Williams to really make this scene pop? Cheers

Temple of Doom has aged very badly

My favourite scene in the movie. I get chills every time.

You’ve obviously not seen the funeral scene of GANDHI

when the stadium dj throws on mr brightside

To think this was only his 3rd theatrical film 🤯

Icing on the cake is that he's shooting one of the greats in Truffaut. Absolutely poetic.

I saw this late but now I only wish I could see it again for the first time. I levitated.

This is so Kurosawa

Truffaut!

Need a BigPic ep on Satyajit Ray at some point…

Holy shit. Movie name?

so like what in the actual fuck is the name pls

My favorite film of all time!

My top requested Rewatchables. Need a two-part pod on this

Actually, this was America watching Miami beat Ohio in OT 30 minutes ago.

Next to Lawrence of Arabia.

Fucking Spielberg… 🐐

I predict Spielberg’s new alien contact film will be small and lame compared to this

Arguably, parts of SHOLAY, released two years earlier