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How does one properly assess Steven Spielberg's contribution to the movies? From television and film wunderkind in the seventies to supreme adventurer and fantasist in the eighties, Spielberg has proved his genius for transporting his audience into the heart of his stories. More recently his films have addressed more painful and adult subjects but in no less a compelling manner. He is, quite simply, the most successful film-maker of all time.
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ET - The Extra Terrestrial (Universal, 1982) |
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Poster from Back to The Future (Amblin/Universal, 1985) |
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Jennifer Beals - Flashdance (Paramount, 1983) |
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Andrew McCarthy, Jon Cryer, Molly Ringwald - Pretty In Pink (Paramount, 1986) |
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Harrison Ford - Blade Runner (Ladd Company/Warner Bros., 1982) |
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Bob Hoskins & cartoon chums - Who Framed Roger Rabbit (Touchstone/Amblin, 1988) |
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Michael Keaton - Batman (Warner Bros./D.C. Comics, 1989) |
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Tom Cruise - Top Gun (Paramount, 1986) |
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Ben Cross, Ian Charleson - Chariots of Fire (20th Century Fox/Allied Stars/Enigma, 1981) |
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Kim Basinger, Mickey Rourke - Nine and a Half Weeks (MGM/USA, 1986) |
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Laura Dern, Nicolas Cage - Wild At Heart (Propaganda/Polygram, 1990) |
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