Search results

Hopefully one of these days Spielberg will have a change of heart regarding deleted scenes and such. The Camelot scenes (after the ferry section) mentioned above are a Spielberg holy grail.

Heads up A special presentation of War of the Worlds @ Grauman’s Chinese Theatres on February 16

Exactly. The more logical assumption from what the film shows us would be that the machines were buried the same way the aliens were inserted into the machines; riding the lightning.

Gilliam fixes CE3K, E.T. and A.I. This is getting fun. ;)

Congratulations, you win!

It's the Bayonne Bridge

Friedman is an idiot.

Superior alien tech., yes, perfect and indestrucible, no. The only reason Ray finds himself being sucked into a tripods arse is 'family'.

Splinter Scene Pic Apparently there was going to be more of the splinter theme. Or perhaps he shot both with the idea of picking one later.

Maybe it would help some people to look at it this way; Ray, being the selfish bastard that he is, is in perfect character by trying to save his own worthless hide. The kids are just sort of along for the ride. Does that help? :)

Q: Another theme seems to be in showing the refugees of this alien invasion *snip* Cruise: One of the things that Steven said when we first started talking about this story was that he was talking about it in terms of it being a subjective experience, and the choice to never go over that...

Traveling between the shoot and ILM, Muren translates Spielberg's directives to the effects artists. But he's been formulating his own vision of War of the Worlds for a long time. As a grade school kid in the suburbs of Los Angeles during the '50s, he says, "I grew up with this movie." From...

Hey, watch it! ;) 5 hours to go.