Spielberg Q&A Full

On November 27, 2011, DreamWorks Pictures presented an advance screening of Steven Spielberg's "War Horse" in New York City. The event, featured a live Q&A session with the director which was streamed live on MSN. Fans from around the world in over 120 countries/territories submitted questions through a live-chat function. Watch a rebroadcast here.
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[@mawolve1]

I love you Steven Spielberg. You are the most amazing director I have ever seen. Every story you direct or write or both moves me in such a way. You are the best of my generation.

[@Asgoodasitgets146]

He's so interesting and good with words! Legend

[@DCshizuko]

I wish that one day i would have the opportunity to shake Spielbergs hand and say thankyou for all the wonderful stories he has provided. My hero :)

[@arthuronfacebook]

Speilberg seems to really be gracious to audiences and loves them.

[@kshitijnikam]

Thank you for sharing Sir. Steven Spielberg.

[@NewMillenniumStudios]

Amazing! Can't wait until this movie comes out. Another amazing film by Steven Spielberg!

[@robertmasano4114]

How about “welcome the greatest director of all time Steven Spielberg “ to start!

[@jacob_filmmaker]

I totally agree

[@neilwiththereeldeel]

then again, the pseudo intellectual stereotype is, "he's the greatest director but he's the most successful Hollywood director so his artistry is questionable" 😂😂

[@a.r.t93]

@@neilwiththereeldeel If Kubrick didn't question his artistry I'm not sure he'd care what a pseudo intellectual says lol

[@neilwiththereeldeel]

@@a.r.t93 what??? Why would Kubrick question his artistry, and what do you mean "I'm not sure he'd care what a pseudo intellectual says lol"??

[@Darthkiller3118]

Wow Steven, may you never get old.

[@brankogredelj6153]

Nobody ever mentions his masterpiece about the effects of war called Empire Of The Sun. In my opinion, it's one of mr. Spielberg's greatest films. Also, for the sake of accuracy, Quincy Jones scored The Color Purple.

[@TheHellen2]

wonderful man!

[@mohanicus]

absolute hands down the greatest director of all time....he fantastic in interviews

[@MultiWinner1234]

just watching him i feel like i have met him

[@yorickmoran3516]

Wow! He looks alot like my 10th grade english teacher.

[@KETO-ATOSAB]

Clap your hands and be happy!

[@tokyoblood7662]

That was one of the best interviews I've ever seen.

[@theempire00]

legend

[@7844gish]

Gosh! I ♥ Steven.

[@lowbudgetboy12]

dude, spielbergs still alive, isnt he?

[@SockMonkey007]

yeah, that's right. Don't stand up for a MASTER.

[@ractsninjas]

Steven should have a contest on youtube.

[@mohanicus]

the horse finder's key was the same horse that portrayed seabiscuit

[@michaelweinstein2750]

The interviewer doesnt bother to get up and greet him

[@TorkoalAqua]

Not happy with the fact that they didn't give Mr. Spielberg a lavalier mic. It's like inviting him over to your house for a grilled steak and giving him chopsticks…

[@maloperverso8118]

Yeah, I know, WTF!

[@lowbudgetboy12]

his brother TONY SCOTT died, the guy that directed Top Gun and Unstoppable, my GOD, do you do any actuel RESEARCH?

[@markspencer171]

Host has a lapel mic, Steven has to hold a massive heavy mic for 2 hours

[@SomeLittleShoe]

Oh, and what's up the the orange sky rip off from Gone With the Wind!

[@xxwantedxx]

soooo basically actors are like horses lol

[@lordtufty]

Fucking great film. Respect from the UK!

[@ghostpencil6634]

사랑합니다.선생님 곧 저를알게됩니다~

[@CayceHobie]

4.a. Missed the golden opportunity in the ending...Old man's granddaughter (Emily) could have been taken by the Germans, and she could have thought her grandpa was dead. Emily could end up working in hospital (girl has boy's ribbon in her hair, and meets horse boy (temporarily blind).

[@Hoping8]

@GWSFilms THATS MAH CORUS TEACHER!!!

[@charleswinokoor6023]

Why can’t some interviewers ask direct, blunt questions? Enough with the damned pretense and pseudo intellectualism. Hitchcock, for one, didn’t think that a script was “fluid” and subject to change. He was much more regimented. To each their own.

[@babouche7453]

C'est con parce que j'aimerais bien comprendre ce qu'il dise😄

[@user-qp2xy5zs7r]

reminds me of Steve Jobs..

[@CayceHobie]

4.b. Boy later gets horse back from old man (grandpa) and he says his granddaughter's name was Emily. Boy remembers girl Emily in hospital, goes back and gets her sees his ribbon in her hair--brings her back to her Grandpa. (This would have been a great ending) Current ending...boring.

[@lowbudgetboy12]

YOU FAIL! I SEARCHED IT UP AND HE'S STILL ALIVE! WHERE DID YOU GET THAT IDEA FROM? THERE WAS A DIRECTOR WHO DIED THIS MONTH, BUT IT WAS'NT SPIELBERG!

[@TheAestheticSemantics]

@kafkawood Really, do you think in a world of sequels and transformers, a sentimental film about a horse is gonna pop out as a huge commercial success, really? Every frame is teeming with emotion. This comment is wrong on so many levels.

[@ractsninjas]

Williams has Not done every movie Mr. Spielberg

[@Tr0nzoid]

He said every movie of his since "The Sugarland Express".

[@JasonPerryman]

Galaxatron Not sure what this conversation is about, but Williams did not score The Color Purple.

[@ractsninjas]

he did not do the color purple, this is correct. Quincy Jones did that one.

[@CayceHobie]

Sorry, but it's kind of like the Emperor's new clothes. Everyone says how great it is, but it’s not a great film…it’s an okay film. You haven't even seen the movie yet, and you state "another amazing film by Steven Spielberg!" 1. Saw screening. 2. Everyone says in the film, what an amazing horse this is. The horse never does anything through the film to earn the title "amazing horse". Once it kind of saves another horse. That's it. Oh, it comes when called, but horses do that.

[@lowbudgetboy12]

sure, why not? he is dead and he was a great director

[@SomeLittleShoe]

Please folks, it wasn't that good. It's Lassie as a horse. It's making people cry that love horses, or animals. or stories about boys and their pets. It had shallow characters and not much of a story. . This is the movie in a nutshell: A boy and his horse. Now cry. The End. . This movie should have gone straight to the Hallmark Channel instead of theaters.

[@CayceHobie]

3. No character/horse relationship ever is developed with anyone but the main character (a little) In other words, the horse makes no connections to any of the characters...what's amazing about that?

[@kafkawood]

Oh Steven, what have you done? War Horse is incredibly cheesy and emotionless (despite heavy trying), with mediocre, uninteresting cast, and full of downright embarrassing over sweetened moments. This is no good art, this is trash; and you, Steve, know it. Deep down you know you are serving mere hamburger for the numb masses, where you could give us exquisite cuisine. I hope you will by touched by god once again, and give us one more piece of true cinema. But Steven, this is not it.