Recently, Steven Spielberg unveiled his ranking of the 20 best films of all time. Find out which feature is at the top of the list.
While his new feature film The Fabelmans, due out February 22, will explore his early years and his love of cinema, Steven Spielberg recently unveiled his Top 20 greatest films of all time.
The director of Jaws, Jurassic Park and Schindler’s List had indeed published the famous ranking last October, on the British site Far Out.
In this list, we come across several Disney classics, a Marvel, but above all great directors such as François Truffaut, Orson Welles, Alfred Hitchcock or David Lean.
At the top of the list is a great cinema classic: Life is Beautiful by Frank Capra, which can thus be considered as Spielberg’s favorite film.
With an average of 4.3 out of 5 by AlloCiné spectators, and carried by the unforgettable James Stewart (actor for whom Spielberg has never hidden his admiration), this monument of cinema retraces the life of George Bailey .
Having devoted his life to helping his neighbor, and in particular his poorest fellow citizens, this young entrepreneur finds himself crippled with debt one Christmas evening, and thinks of ending his life. It is then that he receives the visit of an angel, responsible for showing him what the world would look like if it had never existed.
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Timeless and eternal, this essential film, which we particularly like to rediscover as Christmas approaches, fits perfectly with Spielberg’s positive temperament.
“I’ve always been hopeful, which I don’t think is surprising coming from me”he confided in a famous quote, also relayed by Far Out.
“I don’t want to define myself as an optimist. But I want to say that I have always been filled with hope. I have never lost that. I have a lot of hope for this country and for the whole world. “
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