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The Fabelmans feels like the work of a mature filmmaker with many critics calling it his most personal film to date. It stands head and shoulders above all other recent Spielberg movies.

Maybe ... possibly .... Almost everyone ... and to a certain degree.

These days almost everyone has autism to a certain degree.

Again, a financial flop says nothing about the quality.

ADHD much?

The 'runners on the beach' scene is iconic though. That's Tangerine Dream, not Vangelis! I believe it's quite popular (entities like Thor think it's a masterpiece) but it's not my cup of tea.

But that soundtrack ....

Your old age made you less critical!

The man has 3 movies in my top 10 but that's it!

How you must miss Thor, Chen!

Is he the new Ridley Scott? Always professional and watchable but rarely captivating?

No, it means that you simply aren't interested in movies that don't do well at the box office. With other words, Bespin, you have the taste of the broad masses.

Somehow JWFan (well, some of them) still thinks that, if a movie is a financial flop, it means that it's a bad movie. This JoeinAr kind of thinking never made sense to me.

While acclaimed and even loved on IMDb, Kenneth Lonergan hasn't made another movie since this one. I liked his You Can Count On Me (2000) as well. 7/10

I recently rewatched the original from the '70s. It's not good either though it does have that '70s vibe.