What does Steven Spielberg try to include in every film he makes, claiming it is for luck?
ANSWER: The scene with a shooting star.
15 September, 2007
(17) Spielberg claims it's for luck
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9 answers:
his E.T. charm in his glove
compartment.
Let me rephrase : Which scene he tries to include in all his films?
LA city lights seen from up a hill.
That scene got turned upside down and was used as the light pattern for the main ship in Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
I goofed (he likes that scene too). The scene that he tries to get in all of his movies is a TV showing the old, Jimmy Stewart, version of "It's a Wonderful Life".
I just rewatched Gremlins last night and it kind of smacked me in the forhead.
the answer is "SANDCASTLE"
An image of the moon.
It's not moon, but you're not far. It has something to do with the stars.
well then, with that hint I will answer: shooting star(s) appear in the sky.
That's right, Geology Joe ! Well done!
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