Though I am not typically a fan of Steven Spielberg's style, I was moved by his latest film. I almost cried five times in the span of 20 minutes. Despite my personal preferences, the movie's emotional impact was undeniable. Samuel's (inspired by Spielberg) parents' and friends' reactions to his films were powerful and touching. It was beautiful watching how proud their parents were of their genius.

It's hard to deny Spielberg's talent as a filmmaker. Despite not being my usual taste, his films are masterfully made. The film showcases his early days as a young filmmaker, solving problems with limited resources and his genius is on full display.

Paul Dano usually delivers over-the-top and unrealistic performances, but he is outstanding in The Fabelmans as the innocent and laid-back father. Michelle Williams was also impressive as the mother, and the film presents a complex and intimate family drama that explores tough moral dilemmas.

Overall, the film is a personal and beautifully told story, filled with moments that will resonate with audiences. It's a true testament to Spielberg's talent and a masterclass in filmmaking.