Joanna Robinson

Like I think he and Universal, which is like his home studio, really want to have this like Spielberg, a master across his entire filmography.

Sort of like when Mad Max Fury Road came out and we're like, wow, George Miller.

Yeah.

You still got it.

That's incredible.

Then he made Furiosa and we're like, sometimes, you know?

And so I just don't think this achieved that.

And maybe that's unfair expectations, but I feel like that's the expectations that were set by the way it was ushered into the world.

Do you know?

This is something you say when you're like, when people, when like IP or whatever invoke the larger whatever, they do themselves a disservice.

Because I found, you know, this morning,

I rewatched, while I was getting ready, my favorite, one of my favorite Spielberg movies, which is Indiana Jones, The Last Crusade.

Yes.

Because I was thinking a lot about the themes of religion and how they apply to this movie, and we're going to talk about that.

So I was like, you know what?

I'm going to put on one of my all-time favorite movies ever.

Yeah.

Steven Spielberg has directed two movies.

Two of my all-time favorite movies ever, Last Crusade and Jurassic Park.

And you are a huge E.T.