Craig Horlbeck

And when the spaceship lands, they make music together on the computer, suggesting that Roy Neary's boarding the spaceship represents Spielberg's wish to be reunited with his parents for them to be reunited as a couple. And in the moment on the show, it like dawns on Spielberg, like what he has done and doesn't realize.

And it's a very beautiful moment about how you kind of create things and don't necessarily understand how you're bringing ideas and feelings inside of yourself and putting them in the world. But I'm like, how the fuck did he not ever put that together?

And it's a very beautiful moment about how you kind of create things and don't necessarily understand how you're bringing ideas and feelings inside of yourself and putting them in the world. But I'm like, how the fuck did he not ever put that together?

And it's a very beautiful moment about how you kind of create things and don't necessarily understand how you're bringing ideas and feelings inside of yourself and putting them in the world. But I'm like, how the fuck did he not ever put that together?

He's talked about this movie nonstop for 25 years at this point when he's being interviewed. There have been multiple documentaries made about this movie where he's reflecting on what it means. And it took James Lipton at the actor's studio to coordinate these ideas.

He's talked about this movie nonstop for 25 years at this point when he's being interviewed. There have been multiple documentaries made about this movie where he's reflecting on what it means. And it took James Lipton at the actor's studio to coordinate these ideas.

He's talked about this movie nonstop for 25 years at this point when he's being interviewed. There have been multiple documentaries made about this movie where he's reflecting on what it means. And it took James Lipton at the actor's studio to coordinate these ideas.

It was like 20 years ago.

It was like 20 years ago.

It was like 20 years ago.

I think it was fucking cool, man. You like yogurt?

I think it was fucking cool, man. You like yogurt?

I think it was fucking cool, man. You like yogurt?

Yeah, me too. At the time, everybody was like, James Lipton, what a blowhard. This pompous ass.

Yeah, me too. At the time, everybody was like, James Lipton, what a blowhard. This pompous ass.

Yeah, me too. At the time, everybody was like, James Lipton, what a blowhard. This pompous ass.

No, I think the prevailing one to me is what Chris said, which is like, The government sure is friendly in this movie.

No, I think the prevailing one to me is what Chris said, which is like, The government sure is friendly in this movie.

No, I think the prevailing one to me is what Chris said, which is like, The government sure is friendly in this movie.

He thought about making a real sequel many times. And it was presented to him as it could have been a huge windfall, and he never pursued it. And it's not that he's above sequels. He's made sequels.