Steven Spielberg

Well, I've been saying like a broken record that movies build community.

So does theater.

So do concerts, you know.

Community is when we all come together.

We don't know each other.

But what we do know is we are having a similar reaction to what is being shown to us, what is being unspooled, what is being presented, performed for us.

And it absolutely is one of the greatest uniters of any culture on the face of the planet.

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You know, I heard you once tell a story about your experience with Vietnam that I think really crystallizes how you believe that movies could take you out of the world for a short period of time.

I'd love it if you could tell that story.

Well, it was just that I was in line to watch Dr. Strangelove.

I was in high school.

Vietnam was on television every night on all three networks.

So it was something you couldn't get away from.

Friends of mine had been called up

And I was waiting in line in the rain in San Jose to watch Dr. Strangelove, and I heard a honking.