When you think greatest directors of all time, who comes to mind. Some say Kubrick, Scorsese, Kurosawa, Hitchcock, Ford, or even Tarantino. They are all fair options and some of the greatest of all time. Personally, one director triumphs over all, Steven Spielberg. Spielberg is one of the most acclaimed and respected directors of all time. He also is the biggest reason I love watching movies. Jaws, Et, Indiana Jones (1-3, Not 4), Jurassic Park, & The Goonies are all staples of my childhood. Without Spielberg, I might not be the person I am today. The Fablemans is what every Spielberg fan wanted an absolute masterpiece.

This film blew me away. Its direction, score, acting, and cinematography are amongst the year's best. Michelle Williams won't win Best Actress, but she has to have the best performance in this film. Every bit of this film is emotional and nostalgic. Each scene takes you back into this life that so closely mirrors that of Spielberg. Who would have guessed that an movie with loose ties to Spielbergs life would make for one of the best films of his career? Even though Spielberg gets the credit, John Williams deserves just as much praise. Williams has done scores for so many franchises (Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Harry Potter, and Jurassic Park, to name a few). I hope he gets honored so he can become the oldest winner of an Academy award. Everything Everywhere All At Once is a better film and deserves to win at the Oscars. If I could have one wish this year, it would be that Steven Spielberg wins Best Director. Even if he loses, I'll always look back at this film as another masterpiece in the Steven Spielberg catalog.

10/10 Spielberg, like a fine wine, keeps getting better with age.