Sammy walks with his parents to the cinema. He is scared. His parents told him that the people were gigantic. His father tries to explain with to many words which he tends to do when he is enthusiastic about a subject matter. Its all above Sammys head but he decides to walk inside with his parents. With the time it came out the feature was surprisingly violent. A car a traintrack and an oncoming train. Young Sammy watches with big eyes how the train and carts rumble of the track and the car goes high in the air. After having a nightmare Sammy knows what he wants for Hanukkah, he wants a model train set. A feature that is a dedication to Steven Spielbergs childhood growing up as a young man that falls in love with the art. It is also a feature with a bit of sadness aswell. A father that cant see the signals in front of him how his beloved wife slowly drifts away from him. It is a familiar feeling im met with like in most Spielberg films. Im rather cotent being here, most of the puzzle boxes are there. It would be easy to call it Spielberg on autopilot, but with statement i must add that reaching this level of craftmanship and say its auto pilot its only fair to compliment the man. There arent to many flaws here is what im saying. Young Gabriel LaBelle is great as is Dano and Williams. I guess the problem for me is to put into words that this is a pretty good feature. You always want to explain why, but here its just the sum of all parts. I think that if Stevens parents saw this they would be proud of him.