"Edward Zwick (Blood Diamond, Defiance)"

Exactly what age range do you have to be to associate "All Star" with the actual movie it was written for? You know, that thing with Pee-Wee, Apu and & Kel.

The similarity is that the second one is superior to the first, but isn't as appreciated because it was Part 2.

"From the creators of Zootopia, Frozen and Big Hero 6"

Canadians do not pronounce house as "hoose", but they also don't say "hawse."

1. Superman
2. E.T.
3. The Empire Strikes Back
4. Hook
5. Schindler's List
6. Star Wars
7. Born on the Fourth of July
8. Jurassic Park
9. A.I.
10. The Accidental Tourist

Yes. It's called "Fanfare for Michael Dukakis" which is an actual thing that John Williams wrote.

"whose work on films like Jurassic Park, E.T. and the Harry Potter movies has helped him become the most Oscar-nominated person"

But that's the second scene. The opening scene is present day [Spoiler Alert] Private Ryan visiting Normandy with his family.

Technically, the montage wasn't the opening scene. But it is one of the greatest early scenes.

"Dong ma zeh hong za dao song yi ding way bao … Anything Goes!"

It's a family movie, not a little kids movie. But I can see how going in with the wrong expectations could have ruined the experience.

You might want to do that. It's quite good. But then again, it should have also been good 33 (!) years ago.

Steven Spielberg's Bad Movies - RANKED! (#1 being the worst)

Don't forget "Homer Badman."

If those articles appeared in Rolling Stone next week, I would not be surprised.

She was always listed as a Special Guest Voice I think.

Has noone mentioned the bizarro Times Square in the trailer? It looks the way TS looked in the early 80s (old storefronts, lots of neon), except with billboards for random Columbia Pictures movies like "Tommy" Also, there's a meta-Twinkies billboard in there.

Edna Krabappel
Lionel Hutz/Troy McClure
Fat Tony
Artie Ziff
Mona Simpson

The West Side Story soundtrack was the number one album in the country for over 52 weeks.