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A.I. Artificial Intelligence by Steven Spielberg. Not sure if I was too young, but the emotions still haunt me to this day.
Mini correction, that was a Stanley Kubrick film, Spielberg finished it when Kubrick died... The last 15 minutes are all Spielberg, really ruined the movie, had 3 spots where the movie said have ended but Spielberg does happy endings, Kubrick would have ended it much differently
Yeah, Spielberg is a genius, but that wasn't his best work.
True, but he did have a lot of involvement, his wife told him kubric isn't allowed in the bedroom anymore because spielberg apparently had a fax machine in the bedroom and Stanley being Stanley would non stop message with new ideas, directions for the project.
That was when Spielberg stopped being involved with the project until years later