Spielberg’s Story: The Life And Career Of Steven Spielberg (Full Documentary)
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- Опубліковано 30 гру 2020
- Spielberg’s Story is a documentary, edited and directed by 16 year old Isabella Benbow (@isabellabenbow) and takes you through the life and career of the filmmaker so far.
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Spielberg really made and still makes the world a better place. His imagination, humanity and skill have inspired millions.
One of the most influential artists of all-time
I’m getting very sentimental right now. I’m sitting here watching the hbo documentary about Spielberg. I’m realising the impact his movies have had on my life. My father who was into the trucking craze of the 70s showing me duel. Watching close encounters both in the eighties and then in the nineties. Seeing Jurassic park in Sydney just after that city had been awarded the 2000 olympics and the hope and possibility for the future. The shock of watching the melting faces on TV when the Ark was opened. Sobbing inconsolably at ET. My tears watching Jim’s eyes finally close at the end of empire of the sun. Watching holly hunter break down in front Goodman in always. Exploring and considering the nature of evil in schindlers list. Seeing saving private Ryan in the first week of my lifelong relationship with the woman I am still with today. Your images have been always with me. Thank you Steven.
Steven is a legend!!!!!!!!! I have watched so many of his movies he's definitely on the Mount Rushmore of directors
@Cindy Apeah If you don't try, you will never know. go for it!!
2:10 when I saw the picture, I got the feeling that kids feel when they see something new and wants to try that out. I made a 5 second video just to try out the art of directing. I have felt abstinence about it ever since.
He is Mount Rushmore!!! He's the last magical legend!!!
From Who Framed Roger Rabbit, to Jurassic Park, to the creation of Dreamworks, this man’s a legend
As a fellow dyslexic, I love the visual manner in which he tells stories.
I grew up with ET, Jurassic park, and Hook, and when I was old enough I saw Schindler’s list which is now one of my favorite films of all time, Spielberg will always be my favorite director
Same here. He's incredible.
I love how humble he is.
My personal favorite director, his body of work is almost nothing but timeless classics.
so for short...he's our childhood
Pretty much! So glad he was.
Aww. Sweet... one inspiring man, his movies moulded the world we live in today. He is a god in the movie business.
Love Spielberg ❤️ he's the greatest director of this Era 👏
I love how realistic all the living rooms are in his movies. Close Encounters, E.T., Jaws, Poltergeist...etc. You could get immersed in the story and movie, because it made it relatable and real. For real how many people's homes looked like Mrs. Cleavers.
I have a lifelong love for average looking '80s station wagons because of his movies. Summer feels right with his movies.
this guy is the one of the greatest film directors from the category Adventures the legend of directing is this guy one and only Steven Spielberg
Such a BRILLIANT, VERSATILE, HEARTFELT, FEARLESS, TALENTED, HUMBLE human and director. Only ONE Steven 🌟🌟🌟🌟
He is definitely The GOAT! Luv all his movies. Westside Story blew me away & I just luv the original. Just watched the Fablemans which I also enjoyed!
This video reminds me so much of that movie The Fablemans! Great stuff.
Because the Fabelmans is based of his life
@@andreimcallister1365 😯😧🤯
I grew up watching all his movies, and even when my favorite director is still Alfred Hitchcock, 'cause his ability to capture our attention to live his films in our heart, mind and skin, even with the very limited special effects and technology and equipments in his time...; Spielberg is obviously that kind of director that we never forget, love and thank because all his films have the beauty, passion and attraction from different tastes, thematics and special effects that make us love and respect all of them and his trayectory as filmmaker, like no other director. Btw, today, I just watched his biopic "The Fabelmans"...; I totally recomend it...; is so intense, honest, beautiful film about his life and family, and with an a very clever and unexpected ending..; that I'm sure, you gonna love it too.
I respect him so much~
Very informative and nice edit 🤩♥️
Very nice! I really enjoyed this. Kudos to the makers!
another example is 'ToY Story' where the special effects are ignored because the story is so good..
and that is what counts the most.
Keep it up kid, you're a rock star
World Cinema won't be as it is without the incomparable Steven Spielberg. 💞
I was driving by Devils Tower in Wyoming when a fuel tanker slowly got closer and closer. I was a bit tired but that woke me up! I sped up a bit, the tanker did too. I did that a couple of times until the tanker was happy with my speed and stopped hassling me. Duel and Close Encounters all in one day!
LOL! Great post!
@@marktwain5232 Thanks, and it's absolutely true.! That night I stayed in a motel in Cody Wyoming and on the TV was the Australian Rules Grand Final (the same as the US Super Bowl) on cable. The couple who owned the motel told me it was on because the wife thought I'd be interested as she was from New Zealand and spent a few years living in my city in Australia. 2nd weirdest day of my life!
@@downundanow5569 Very interesting! Very pleased to meet up! You were definitely in some kind of "synchronicity vortex" that day on some kind of deep Jungian level. I will have to meditate on this. I, myself, am heavily into writing a well in progress Film Script right now. Perhaps there is an influence on where my story line is going on the Cosmic metaphysical level. Thanks for posting your great post! It may somehow help me!
What a lovely man. No matter what he does, he makes ordinary neighborhoods seem magical. Just saw the Reddit of “Jaws” in 3D! Just brilliant! BTW if Steven reads these……older films that I enjoyed or my all time favorite older films, “some like it hot” of course “miracle on 34th street” of course again. “Gone with the wind” (also an epic score). “Wizard of Oz” (another great score) but I am an 80’s child, and for me Steven Spielberg is my legend for sure! P.s. can’t wait to see his new film “The Fabelmans”
Jaws was so damn difficult to make. That mechanical shark kept breaking down right when they were trying to film it all. No computer graphics back then which would have made it easier.
Jaws still have nightmares!!
No beach for me!!
Thanks for sharing
What more can be said of this man, other than how fortunate we all are for being alive to witness his unrivaled age of creativity.
Oh, thank You!! So inspiring!!! What a guy!! YES!
Who,s watching this after see,ing the fablemans movie
This is an excellent documentary. It's put together really well and tells the audience all it needs to know about the subject. Thanks, I,ll be checking out more of your work. I,ve already seen your Beatles "Accross The Universe" DOC. which led me to this. Both are excellent. Thanks again.
Really great documentary well done!
Close encounters a brilliant fim. So appealing forgot drayfas was in the story. He surely did create dreams for a living and nightmares.
That lie his father told him is the most beautiful thing in the world.
The 🐐 of Hollywood 👌
Thanks for this posting ❤ John Barnett revisited November 2023❤
Loved that E.T ride😍
No 2021 Movie Version of West Side Story?!
WOW!
I personally think it's one of Steven Spielberg's VERY best Films and in opinion, it is BRILLIANT and a Cinematic MASTERPIECE and INCREDIBLE work of ART!!
This video was made before it was released and it mentions it at the end :)
@@johnfrank9435oh, OK, AWESOME, THAT'S a relief!
Haven't had a chance to watch the video yet, have just looked at the comments! LOL!
Thanks kindly for the heads up and have a safe, Blessed 4th of July!
To me the best director, maybe ever , he has directed so many movies of different genders and most are four star movies
Great doc!
Do you have a link to that last interview from Spielberg, that looks like it's during the making of Jaws? (34:50)
The best of the of them best thank you for giving me a majic imagination and hope ❤❤❤❤what a great director!!!!!
Mr. Spielberg has a huge heart and very much appreciates when new filmmakers show him their appreciation of his gift of filmmaking!
M’y favorite Spielberg’s movie is Tintin
How can you cram this man into 30 mins.
The music alone in Jaws !!
There's a small amount of people that watch the director as much as the movies
Love this and the Spielberg family God bless 🎉 I'm glad I grew up in a time where Steven Spielberg was making films. Thank you 🙏
Between 12:49 and 12:53 , major errors about Spielberg's ages regarding when he directed Columbo and Duel. NOT 20 and 22 years old, respectively; but 25 for both productions made and released in 1971. Very disappointing!
Steven Spielberg is a true legand. A great director. I really do love his movie's. I got to talk to him once.
tank you Guys
Bonjour, je suis un fan du cinéma de Spielberg et la vidéo a l'air super mais si quelqu'un aurait la patience d'écrire les sous titres en français ce serait super😅
Web technologies gave anyone the chance to hold a camera friends, but having a story, a vision, an idea, how to make a movie worth is not that easy, young movie directors need to learn and get inspired, never feel sorry having high ambitions, having a certain artistic personality and put it there on cinema screens because sharing experiences of life is what we need the most, you can bet on it. We have web distribution of three billion potential customers, let them web technologies work for movie producers and let this great golden asset manufacture a lot of new young Spielberg movie directors, creating new welfare and good incomes
There was an anonymous cynical comment from another director that the Color Purple ”looks like Walt Disney directed The Grapes of Wrath”. Rightly no mention of the Twilight Zone Movie which started the equally dark underground slogan: “Spielberg was there!” - referring to the accident.
Like landis a child murderer
Chronologically this went a bit all over the place and seemed rushed in parts. Deserved more but still a good watch.
Um grande abraço ão Steven, amo toda sua obra quando assisti Et no cinema ao final quando as luzes acendem pais ,mães, e filhos choravam foi emocionante a cena das bicicletas e arrebatadora a música do John William e um espetáculo um forte abraço ão Steven que um dia possa vir visitar nosso Brasil se vier estarei na porta do hotel só para um autógrafo um dos maiores cineastas em atividafe
How can you summarize the life of a man in 35 minutes? It seems like there might be a lot missing.
A Gifted man
yes indeed he was very talented and was very special and he still is
He’s a murderer
This needs to happen: Angelina Jordan in Paris Steven Spielberg
Angelina Jordan is a young singer who has amazed the world with her voice and style. She has performed in many countries and events, but one of her dreams was to sing in Paris, the city of love and art. That dream came true when she was invited by Steven Spielberg, the famous director, to be part of his new movie project. Spielberg was impressed by Angelina's talent and wanted her to sing the main theme song of his film, a romantic comedy set in Paris. Angelina was thrilled and accepted the offer, and soon she found herself in the beautiful French capital, recording the song and exploring the city with Spielberg. They had a great time together, and Angelina felt inspired by the culture and history of Paris. She also learned a lot from Spielberg, who shared his wisdom and experience with her. Angelina said that this was one of the best experiences of her life, and that she was grateful to Spielberg for giving her this opportunity.
Yep
Year born:December 18,1946
The biggest Filn director since Walt Disney
16:00 wait.. .the shark at universal is the same animatronic from the movie?
It used to be at Universal Studios Hollywood until 1990. Then it was donated to the Academy museum
no, it was based off of the moulds that art director, joe alves created during production. The shark on the ride isn’t the one used in the film. It was specifically made for the ride. However, the ORCA was on the backlot for a little while
Steven didn't need embellishment. He didn't write "Duel". The shooting script? Yes. With storyboards. Matheson did.
The video doesn’t say he did?
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in my next life i want to be steven spielberg... just with a different version of 'hook' and i would be more hands on with dreamworks. and maybe i would direct the first 'harry potter'...
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The Greatest Show on Earth is the cruelest.
Okay
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I spiel burg, speaking of cold. Do you catch my drift Steven?
You best, there is no sun in some destinations.
theyre accusing him of all this stuff and i seriously pray its not true . I love the worls hes built around his films . and still makes my heart happy
Make one on Tupac Shakur
jullie weten niet wat ze met beelden kunnen doen
The most influential director to ever live.
The fact that he was born in Ohio…
Spielberg did not direct Poltergeist.
The video doesn’t say he did
It directed by Tobe Hooper. It was written by Steven Spielberg.
Steven you like Jaws.
The only blemish is when he stole the great Satyajit Roy's script to make ET....it's public knowledge
You'd think a guy who makes as much money as he does could afford a decent speech therapist.
What do you mean?
Jaws and Raiders were his signature works and timeless, others are too sentimental and dated.
The greatest director still alive.
The worst voice over in a documentary. It sounds like a robot
A.I. is freakin' awful!
Huh. This documentary left out the pedophilia. Why?
Are you talking about yourself?
Because there was none?
All jewish guys passing the buck to other jewish guys.
10x1 🫡