The more I become interested in the history of films and cinema the more I realise how much of a genius Spielberg truly is. The Fabelmans was a genuine delight to watch with it hitting all the right notes and I think I have a soft spot for personal films from directors as of late(Aftersun). Now for me I watched the trailer in cinema about 5 times and loved seeing it show up each time but finally watching it was definitely worthwhile. The acting from each character was amazing and Michelle Williams really stood out for me in this as Sammys mother, especially when there's this shot towards the final few parts where she just looks dead in the camera with this look in her eyes and knowing the context behind it truly made me choke up, fully deserving of her Oscar nomination. I also felt like I had some similarities that resonated with me in some parts of the film like with Sam and his relationship with his parents individually which I won't get into but it hit a certain part of me which made me fall even more in love with this film. I also have to say about the outstanding shots and scenes in this film and the complexity and beauty behind them and also with seeing west side story in cinema also having featured those incredible shots like the dancing scenes in the gym hall, I can't help but hope to never see the day come where Spielberg stops making films. A film I think I will surely confide comfort in for many years to come.