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Comment by scarlett on December 20, 2008 at 12:24am

I agree with you.he doesn't try many new tricks. His movies are very much alike in tone , look and feel. I believe he is very talented, just boring.

Comment by Louis MacAllistar on December 12, 2008 at 4:38am

I find Tim Burtons pallet has become tired & boring. It seemed brand new & genius with the first batman movie back in the day-but his movies all seem the same movie now. He has a great eye for wierd & wonderful, but I think its safe to say that G.Del Toro can match or better that vision. But Ridley Scott doing Alice in Wonderland? Doesnt work for me.
Now back to the question:Spielberg or Spielbergs greatest movie or favourite Spielberg movie.
I agree, Jurassic Park falls on the same line as Inidana Jones Raiders & Crusade which I see are all equally brilliant,so I can't say it's his greatest movie BUT is one of my all time favourite directors.It would be a dying wish to sit down & have a chat over coffee with him.

Comment by Future Filmer on December 1, 2008 at 11:02pm

Tim Burton is an ok director. He has ahd some hits and fails. But i am excited to hear that he will direct Alice and Wonderland.

Comment by Moya on September 30, 2008 at 9:46pm

I would have to agree with the Spill crew that Tim Burton is just not the right director for Johnny Depp. He is just too awe-struck with having him in his movies that he is willing to let him do whatever he wants. Even though I am not a huge Ridley Scott fan, he does know how to direct Russel Crowe and is able to get amazing performances out of him. Please don't get me wrong, I think Tim Burton is an incredible director and a visual genius. I would like to see him take on a script that is superbly written instead of just another tarp for him to paint. I hope I didn't get too far off subject here?

Comment by DCRAIG007 on September 22, 2008 at 4:36am

How about Tim Burton? The guy has made his first big budget movie in 1989. I am so glad, that he is going to make live-action CGI movie, about Alice In Wonderland. I wish, that Depp will be in it.

Comment by Sirius on September 17, 2008 at 10:28pm

Yeah, I'm confused about what the question was. Are you asking are favorite movie that Steven Spielberg made?

Comment by DCRAIG007 on September 17, 2008 at 2:20am

What is his favourite movie? I believe it is Jurassic Park, because all the time when i see it, i like it. Because it is so different movie. It is full of adventure and action...

Comment by DCRAIG007 on September 17, 2008 at 2:18am

I want to ask question about the man, who created the greatest movies ever, Steven Spielberg. Spielberg was the first director, who impressed me.

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