Sean Fennessey

By the way, there's 20 more movies, but those are the headliners. So it feels like this is part of that era.

By the way, there's 20 more movies, but those are the headliners. So it feels like this is part of that era.

But I agree with you. It feels like Spielberg also lost interest in something along the course of it. Cause they start making this in 73 and that's right around the time you would have started thinking like, what's the government hiding? What else are they doing? JFK assassinations previous decade. But it also like starts this whole sci-fi era. That's like the modern sci-fi or with star Wars.

But I agree with you. It feels like Spielberg also lost interest in something along the course of it. Cause they start making this in 73 and that's right around the time you would have started thinking like, what's the government hiding? What else are they doing? JFK assassinations previous decade. But it also like starts this whole sci-fi era. That's like the modern sci-fi or with star Wars.

But I agree with you. It feels like Spielberg also lost interest in something along the course of it. Cause they start making this in 73 and that's right around the time you would have started thinking like, what's the government hiding? What else are they doing? JFK assassinations previous decade. But it also like starts this whole sci-fi era. That's like the modern sci-fi or with star Wars.

Cause we get those two, we get Superman and Star Trek and, In 1881, we get Alien, Empire, Superman II, and Flash Gordon. We get E.T., Blade Runner, Star Trek II, and The Thing just in 1982. So something flips, and it's like modern sci-fi all of a sudden, but I think it starts with Star Wars in this movie.

Cause we get those two, we get Superman and Star Trek and, In 1881, we get Alien, Empire, Superman II, and Flash Gordon. We get E.T., Blade Runner, Star Trek II, and The Thing just in 1982. So something flips, and it's like modern sci-fi all of a sudden, but I think it starts with Star Wars in this movie.

Cause we get those two, we get Superman and Star Trek and, In 1881, we get Alien, Empire, Superman II, and Flash Gordon. We get E.T., Blade Runner, Star Trek II, and The Thing just in 1982. So something flips, and it's like modern sci-fi all of a sudden, but I think it starts with Star Wars in this movie.

Yeah, there's like a six-year window where this movie could have come out. Because to me, E.T. and this movie are pretty close, but there's a five-year difference when those came out.

Yeah, there's like a six-year window where this movie could have come out. Because to me, E.T. and this movie are pretty close, but there's a five-year difference when those came out.

Yeah, there's like a six-year window where this movie could have come out. Because to me, E.T. and this movie are pretty close, but there's a five-year difference when those came out.

It's the same kind of...

It's the same kind of...

It's the same kind of...

Yeah, so he blends the paranoid 70s with the modern sci-fi era, but as a Steve Spielberg movie. Yeah. I call him Steve.

Yeah, so he blends the paranoid 70s with the modern sci-fi era, but as a Steve Spielberg movie. Yeah. I call him Steve.

Yeah, so he blends the paranoid 70s with the modern sci-fi era, but as a Steve Spielberg movie. Yeah. I call him Steve.

And it's an unbelievable follow-up to Jaws, which is the other piece of this. He makes Jaws, which basically we talked about in Star Wars. Star Wars gets all the credit for kind of ruining movies and where we went, but Jaws kind of started it.

And it's an unbelievable follow-up to Jaws, which is the other piece of this. He makes Jaws, which basically we talked about in Star Wars. Star Wars gets all the credit for kind of ruining movies and where we went, but Jaws kind of started it.

And it's an unbelievable follow-up to Jaws, which is the other piece of this. He makes Jaws, which basically we talked about in Star Wars. Star Wars gets all the credit for kind of ruining movies and where we went, but Jaws kind of started it.