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Think you’d be happy to know the showing I went too a few days ago was packed. A lot of older couples went to see it 40-60 range. I was super surprised by the turn out and I agree with your thoughts on the movie.

What a great American saga from both perspectives! I could have left this movie and went straight to part 2. Epic movie making!

Is the video quality better than their DVD counterparts?

Saw Horizon today. A great experience. I'll be there for chapter 2.

Awesome! Keep these interviews going!!!

Great video :D Death Machine is such a fun film! Thanks for sharing :)

Great video :D Always happy to see more Charlie Brown!

I won't say perfection, but like 'Hostiles', the time to explain the tribes wiping out the settlers grounds everything else. Anyone who saw the survivors now knows about it, the military knows about it, and they call for a icy, blood soaked bastard who won't lose, braves not with standing. And then a deep look at the flaws of dependency in the covered Wagon trails. The infighting. And then Costner's cowboy sneaking into their lives. There were 16 happy viewers in my theater.

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I think Hopper directed the beginning (before the girl was kidnapped) and the apocaliptical ending. The corny, sentimental middle is pure Spielberg.

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I’m sorry man but the structure of this film is a mess and it needs some work in the edit. I suspect that it will all come together for the next part but good grief with the three concurring stories I was confused what was going on and how certain relationships worked?

I've been waiting for this release as I missed out on that crazy rush of Record Store Day. Thanks for the reminder to pick it up, Heath!!

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playing this under your review here in the studio

Horizon is a excellent start to a great movie series..Looking forward to seeing the 2 part as more of the story unfolds .The first movie is a build up introducing the characters and story lines.

Thanks + I might get the 4K if it gets cheaper.

A lot of folks continue to discredit Tobe Hooper for his work on "Poltergeist" because the movie to them is very "Spielbergian." But it's funny how nobody ever makes the claim that Spielberg directed "Gremlins," "Back to the Future," "The Goonies," or "Arachnophobia," which all arguably have that same Spielberg feel.

I think it's a terrible movie. Never liked it.

I can’t wait to see it! Really glad you liked it.

Great film, gripping story telling and I'm glad to say our cinema was pretty full particularly for a Monday night. A movie for the people, not the critics (although the critic in The Daily Telegraph loved it).

Btw I consider Close Encounters of the Third Kind E.T. & Poltergeist To be an unofficial suburban trilogy

This! So much more variety to entertain these days than there used to be. Movies will movie from prime entertainment to one of many.

Doesn't change the fact that it is still a great movie.

Yes!

Just rewatched 1979's Centennial and it does a fine job of telling the history of the West. However, it took twelve episodes to do it. I'm looking forward to the coming chapters of Horizon to see how well he does the same job.

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It was a collaboration but there was the division of labor with Hooper as primary director and Spielberg as producer and occasional second unit. Hooper actually was a fan and emulated Spielberg’s style making an even more harmonious collaboration.

Sorry to disappoint youu but amazon sells fakes too. Their 3 story set of Blade Runner is one--at the stage in the apartments they all freeze and stutter. Look it up!

Amazing as always!

Finally! A positive review on this one from someone i genuinely trust. Glad to hear that it's lived up to the hype of truly being a Western epic.

Awesome comments from Larry, but he never got to what he actually saw on the set! 😭 (Hooper directed the film, clearly.)

The interesting thing about that Spielberg letter is that at the end of it he mentions "our mutual effort", which makes it sound like they co-directed it

I've never heard of any of these films or have seen them, were they famous films I just didn't know existed or are they underground films where not a lot of people would know about them?

Really great one HH! So much history

this movie reminds me of the great western films my grandparent generation grew up on

spielberg allegedly r*ped heather and internal injuries killed her and it was covered up by the studio elites

Horizon wasn't bad at all, there are a few minor gripes I have with it, but I still enjoyed it overall. It's only the first chapter of 4, so I am excited to see the next parts.

It's both Tobe Hooper and Steven Spielberg movie!

I just commented on this exact topic on another channel not five minutes ago. Tobe was a talented director, but Poltergeist has Spielberg written all over it.

I think it's obvious who actually directed it by the quality of the Movie. No disrespect to Tobe but it wasn't his Movie. It was Spielberg doing the Heavy Lifting for sure.

Poltergeist(1982) got released in a packed summer Family Guy parodied and spoofed it

Thanks for the realistic review sometimes its better when games dont take themselves too seriously