It is the defiant victory of the last decade of Steven Spielberg’s career that he is making movies—and making them better than ever—for an audience that may no longer have any idea of how to watch them.
The Fabelmans, Steven Spielberg's autobiographical coming-of-age film, co-written with Tony Kushner, is engaging, frequently charming, and, in a few instances, so suddenly lyrical that it's downright surprising. The pain of the past never overpowers Spielberg's fondness ...
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