"Last Crusade" was one of the best things he's ever done, and he saved the Raiders march to the very end.

The score to "The Lost World" wasn't John Wililams finest hour (was it anyone's?) ironically, because he barely used the themes from the first one.

It just struck me that we're so far in the future that HAL was turned off thirteen years ago.

Don't ask how "12 Years a Slave" got mixed up in the 'culture wars', but of course, thanks to some people, it did:

Still amazes me that in 1977 a major Hollywood movie had no visible minorities. But does anyone know if Billy Dee Wiliiams' casting was related to a backlash?

And then you remarked, "this is terrible. Why are we watching this movie?"

Wait. What's the typo? The question mark at the end of "Roger Rabbit"? That's wrong, but hilarious?

Amazing that special effects has progressed to the point where you can put live actors inside robot and alien costumes. Kenny Baker must be particularly thrilled.

Wake me up when they announce Aubree Miller.

Zack Snyder's a consistently good director, and I have no reason to worry about this.*

So "E.T." gets stuck in a hole and it takes a great deal of effort to get it out.

This sounds legitimately great. So basically, I have nothing to post here.

I get why Universal is keeping the iconic Jurassic Park logo, but in the world of the movie, don't you think they would have been better off ditching that thing years ago? I mean, surely it has nothing but negative associations for everyone.

I feel like there's more to John Hammond's flea circus story.

"t ought to be, since it took two writers in addition to Post and Carpenter, Herb Pedersen and Stephen Geyser,"

According to imdb, Bobby's in post-production on a movie about Roberto Duran (which means Robert DeNiro in Spanish). John Turturro's also in it, and Usher plays Sugar Ray Leonard.

Say hello to Jason Isaacs.

And here's your top five from ten years ago this weekend, because I'm bored and because Boxofficemojo is awesome:

Bad Spielberg:

"War Horse" was the best movie of 1950. And I mean that as a compliment.