You just have to love Spielberg!

We are watching E.T. watched The Gremlins last night. What is your favorite Spielberg movie?

a reply to: jafo1973

Jaws
Close Encounters
Poltergeist
Raiders of the lost Ark

Raiders and The Goonies.

a reply to: jafo1973

I loved Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade and Jurassic Park. Those were the best ever.

Jaws, I'll never be the same after that! I surf, my mind always wanders to the depths, to what lurks below

Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind, which I dug both as a kid and as an adult, especially the directors cut with extra footage inside craft. I still think it's the best ufo film of all time..

Close encounters or jaws.
Can't lose with either.

Jaws, most scared and scarred I've ever been by a movie. I couldn't swim even in fresh water for months.

Close Encounters was incredible too.

a reply to: jafo1973

Jurassic Park was one of my favorite movies as a kid. Didn't see the gems like Close Encounters and Jaws until I was older.

There are some hits and misses along the way. Wasn't thrilled with E.T.

Hook was another childhood favorite.

But as great as Spielberg movies generally are, there's a lot that are duds in my score sheet.

a reply to: jafo1973

Probably Raiders, but there were plenty of good ones!

Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Indy and the Temple of Doom
Jurassic Park

Close Encounters, ET and the series Taken are the best for me, the rest of his movies are second best!
He is a genius!

originally posted by: TobyFlenderson
Jaws, most scared and scarred I've ever been by a movie. I couldn't swim even in fresh water for months.

Close Encounters was incredible too.

That made me laugh, because it remebered me to myself.
I watched that movie with my parents or granny when i was young, 4 or 5 years old, guess it was on TV or videorecorder, at that time.
At the same time my father teached me to swim.
I learned to swim incredibly fast, because i thought that shark was behind me and wanted to bite my toes and i just wanted to leave that pool. You have to know that the pool sharks, that live in all german swimming pools, are the worst...

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His Close Encounters was the best in my estimation because he dramatized the exact feelings of many of us abductees that feel compelled--MADE--to have specific inclinations that we must follow through upon while, at times, asking ourselves "Why must i be doing this?" In other words, Spielberg got to know the experience of an abductee one way or another. I've built my own mound of mashed potatoes more than once and am grateful for him attempting to show the ordeal we must endure.

Raiders.
Hands down.

In 1985 I wanted a whip for x-mas!