Craig Horlbeck

Tell us about it.

The 1980.

The 1980.

The 1980.

The 1980 re-release?

The 1980 re-release?

The 1980 re-release?

I'll alert the Library of Congress. There's nobody there. It's okay.

I'll alert the Library of Congress. There's nobody there. It's okay.

I'll alert the Library of Congress. There's nobody there. It's okay.

I think that was the intention, right?

I think that was the intention, right?

I think that was the intention, right?

Yeah, it's breathtaking. It's one of only three movies that he has a screenplay credit on. And you can tell that it comes from a deep, deep part of his soul. And it's hard not to watch the movie and not feel like he's making connections that maybe he doesn't even ultimately realize are there in his life, in his heart, in his mind.

Yeah, it's breathtaking. It's one of only three movies that he has a screenplay credit on. And you can tell that it comes from a deep, deep part of his soul. And it's hard not to watch the movie and not feel like he's making connections that maybe he doesn't even ultimately realize are there in his life, in his heart, in his mind.

Yeah, it's breathtaking. It's one of only three movies that he has a screenplay credit on. And you can tell that it comes from a deep, deep part of his soul. And it's hard not to watch the movie and not feel like he's making connections that maybe he doesn't even ultimately realize are there in his life, in his heart, in his mind.

And his kind of quest for something bigger than himself is just a big part of all of his movies.

And his kind of quest for something bigger than himself is just a big part of all of his movies.

And his kind of quest for something bigger than himself is just a big part of all of his movies.

His childlike wonder.