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What is the Best Film You Watched Last Week? (05/24/23-05/31/23)

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Official Discussion Megathread (Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse / The Boogeyman)

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Don't Let Reddit Kill 3rd Party Apps!

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'Hocus Pocus 3' in development at Disney

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What is the worst thing Steven Spielberg has directed?

I just watched Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983) for the first time yesterday. It's a pretty forgettable movie overall, but 3/4 of the segments were somewhat enjoyable, at least.

Then there's "Kick the Can"...

That was one of the cringiest sequences that I've seen in a big Hollywood film. I was pretty shocked to learn that it was directed by Spielberg right in his prime, coming off the back of Raiders and ET.

I haven't watched everything Spielberg has directed, but even with Kingdom of the Crystal Skull in mind, Kick the Can is 100% the worst thing I've seen from him. Just a complete dumpster fire.

What would you rate as Spielberg's worst directorial effort?

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What would be the most ridiculous live action remake?

With Dreamworks jumping on the live action remake gravy train with ‘How to Train Your Dragon' the question becomes what’s next?

I’ll go first:

Ratatouille

It would be awful. Realistic rats in a restaurant would lose all the cuteness Remy and friends have. Although I’m not sure this small detail would stop Disney.

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WGA Urges Apple To Settle As It Details Protest Plans Against Tech Giant

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