Steven Spielberg’s The Fabelmans, a lightly fictionalised account of his own teenage years, cost $40 million to make: relatively cheap for a major Hollywood movie, but one of the most expensive autobiographies in history. While it’s interesting to delve into the formative years of such an influential director, the story is only really significant because of who Spielberg became: there isn’t enough substance to the events themselves, and the project ultimately feels self-indulgent.
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