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To install RealPlayer v.18, please click here. He never went away, but it's nice to see him back playing in the sand box.Why can't I get technical support for older products? That image alone is worth the ticket price. And it's the only film where you'll see a DeLorean chasing a T-Rex on the big screen. Longtime 'Berg collaborator Janusz Kaminski's cinematography is beautiful. I miss John Williams, but it's still a great score. Alan Silvestri's robust score is one of his most memorable. Mark Rylance and Simon Pegg are fun in supporting roles. Tye Sheridan are Olivia Cooke are the standouts. I have not read Ernest Cline's novel, so fans of the popular novel may have issues, but I rarely read the books before seeing the film. This may be one of the most visually amazing and effortlessly fun films I've seen in a long time. This made me cautious about Ready Player One. It turned out to be an uncharacteristic dud that despite the boffo box office, proved to be deeply unpopular with fans of the series. What I enjoy most about the 'Berg, is how he can zigzag between disparate genres.īut after a stretch of SF films (A.I, Minority Report and War of the Worlds), I was looking forward to a return to the free wheeling fun with Crystal Skull. Then's there's the 10 year old playing in the sand box (The Indy films, Hook, Jurassic Park, Tintin etc). There's the man who makes somber, academy award winning dramas (Empire of the Sun, Saving Private Ryan, Munich, War Horse, Lincoln etc). He has been labeled both a peddler of popcorn and a saccharine manipulator (Those who say the latter have clearly forgotten Alex Kitner erupting in a geyser of blood in Jaws, exploding Nazi heads, the horrors of the Holocaust in Schindler and the river of corpses in War of the Worlds). Spielberg remains to this day one of the most misunderstood film-makers of his generation.