Over the years, Spielberg has dabbled in a variety of different genres.
In this way, Spielberg has never tried to label himself or put his work into a box.
However, one thing ties all these movies together.
Spielberg’s favorite movies are more than likely to influence his own works.
The movie has 93% on Rotten Tomatoes, both as a critics' score and an audience score.
It also won Best Picture at the 1963 Academy Awards.
It’s a somewhat fitting movie to be Steven Spielberg’s favorite.
Many ofSpielberg’s movies are reminiscent of this kind of action-adventure tale.
It could be thatLawrence of Arabiais the influence behind this skill.
Ultimately, it seems thatLawrence of ArabiataughtSteven Spielberghow to succeed at making an exciting epic film.
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The 1962 epic Lawrence of Arabia is a historical movie based on the life of a real-life British officer who played a key role in the Arab Revolt against the Ottoman Empire during World War I. Starring Peter O’Toole, Alec Guinness, and Anthony Quinn, the Oscar-winning film displays the man’s disillusionment with war and its politics.
