After a 33 year hiatus, Steven Spielberg submitted which of his films as a college graduation requirement?

Talk about your final graduation project!

Best director in film history.

when I was homeless during the Great Recession, I made other women in the homeless house watch "Schindler's List" so they would understand their problems were NOTHING compared to European Jews in the mid 30's to mid 40's. The response I got? "That was a sad movie. Why did you make us watch it?" And they wondered why they were chronically homeless...

Where did he get his degree, and was he marked down for late submission?

Spielberg and I graduated from the same alma mater .... Long Beach State. We both are 49ers but now everybody else is The Beach. Go Fig????

Player ShellSeller, That's funny.

jblum315, imagine what Hitchcock could do with CGI!

That was such a great movie. It made me feel so sad for the Jews who were tortured and/or executed. He saved many lives and was a true hero.

I first saw it so long ago I had to rent it on a PAIR of VHS tapes; and honestly the first reel was so powerful I couldn’t even re-watch it. Tremendous piece of cinema.

I love his movies. I saw ET in the cinema when I was 3 years old. It’s one of my favorites of his work.

RockNRollMama82, at least your heart was in the right place. You hit the nail right on the head with your comment about why they are in the shape they are in.

ErlDaGerl, No kidding. Most places after seven years would not let you turn anything in but by then he was super famous.

ErlDaGerl, what was his final grade for his little student film?