>"Spielberg h-h-h-hasn't m-m-made a g-g-g-good movie

>it's ok to spit in your face if the media says you are "bad"
>now that he media says you are a hero I'm gonna smile at you

sheeps these days...

>go cheat mode and cast Mark Rylance
>h-h-h-h-hes back

Written by the Coens too if I recall correctly.

This was seriously one of my favourite movies of the year it came out

Minority report is his last good movie

The Circle was criminally underrated.

>>85342350
>Written by the Coens too if I recall correctly.

That's amazing they could shit out such a lame piece of Americana propaganda

Who are you quoting, OP?

It wasn't a bad movie but it was nothing special either.

Great film

>>85342774

/tv/ obviously, the collective unconscious

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>>85342232
>Spielberg has lost the native all-American exuberance that made the atomic-bomb/refrigerator exploit in Kingdom of the Crystal Skull so wondrous. Here, he mocks “duck-and-cover” Cold War training films, the public-school Pledge of Allegiance, and even Donovan’s “Big American breakfast” as part of obsolete cultural foolishness that deserves noir cynicism. This is pop art at its most disingenuous.

>>85343205
Of course Armond praises KoTCS.

>>85342232
/tv/ is just triggered that Ready Player One looks like it will be amazing.

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>>85345222
>Ready Player One looks like it will be amazing

>>85345496
Who cares if it has a ton of references. The core of the story is fun and Tye Sheridan is one of the very few young actors who can actually ACT and doesn't get on my nerves.

>>85343205
hmmm I figured the american breakfast scene was to show the difference between west and east berlin

I saw it in cinemas but didn't know it was written by the forms until now. So that's why it was a comfy experience with nothing happening at all.

>>85347060
>Nothing happening at all
How can retards make statements like this after watching a tense film?

Bridge of Spied lacked nuance, as did Lincoln. Both of them felt gratuitous and showy. The other ones he's done recently aren't even worth mentioning.

I feel that his last truly great film was Munich.