Next time you're filling up those jowls with three steaks and soufflé, Spielberg and Bay are both Jewish, so Spielberg uses the Yiddish term "schlep" to describe Bay as giving the profession a bad name a schlep is "someone who carries a lot of stuff".) Likewise, Michael Bay, a director whose films have been criticized and panned for its overabundant use of special effects, has never won an Oscar either, and Spielberg implies that Hitchcock is an inferior director on Michael Bay's level (in fact, Bay is often seen as the personification of bad cinema). Thalberg Memorial Award (considered an "honorary Oscar") received in 1968. (While Spielberg won several Oscars-the nickname for the Academy Awards-as stated above, Hitchcock was nominated for many Oscars under Best Director but won none, excluding a Irving G. You rock as many Oscars as that schlep Michael Bay! (Spielberg has won three Academy Awards and a lifetime achievement award from the Directors' Guild of America, as he brags that his work is widely celebrated.) The Terminal is a 2004 film directed by Spielberg, while Murder! was a 1930 film directed by Hitchcock.) He says that it is in an airport terminal waiting for him to beat Hitchcock so he can leave when he is finished. (Spielberg has one of the most expensive private jets in the world. My jet's in The Terminal, waiting for me to Murder! ya. Always and Vertigo are also films by Spielberg and Hitchcock, respectively.) The top of his game is so high up that he gets vertigo, a sensation of simultaneous disorientation and queasiness that someone gets when looking down from a great height. (Spielberg states he is always at his best, or on top of his game. I'm Always so on top of my game! I get the Vertigo! Spielberg says that he will get the shark to attack Hitchcock like he was a lifeboat.) Lifeboat was one of Hitchcock's earlier films about stranded passengers sharing a small lifeboat after the sinking of their ship. (Jaws was Spielberg's first major movie, which was about a vicious shark that caused panic in a beach town. I'll bring back JAWS and take a bite of your Lifeboat! Here, he says that if Hitchcock attempts to battle him, he must be insane, or "psycho", referring to Hitchcock's famous film Psycho. (Spielberg's first film was Duel, a critical success that brought him into the spotlight. Try to Duel with me, Alfred, you must be Psycho! Spielberg's 1975 film Jaws has also been considered a major influence for summer blockbusters.) (Continuing from his previous line, Spielberg says he can "blockbust" (a play on the term "blockbuster" for large profiting films, such as the ones Spielberg makes), or beat Hitchcock and his "crop duster scene", a reference to a famous scene in his film North by Northwest featuring a crop duster nearly hitting Roger Thornhill, the film's protagonist, in a field. Who can block bust all over your crop duster scene! "Dream machine" may also reference DreamWorks Pictures, a studio that Spielberg co-founded in 1994 with Jeffrey Katzenberg and David Geffen.) (Spielberg's net worth has been said to be 3 billion USD, and he has said he "dreams for a living". Now picture a 3-billion-dollar dream machine He claims to have used what he learned from his films to make superior works of his own.) (Spielberg grew up watching Hitchcock's films and was a big fan of his. Learning from your films to become a much better director.
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(Spielberg introduces himself to Hitchcock in a way reminiscent of a movie pitch by telling him to "picture" something, which means to imagine a thought in your mind.) Two years later, Watsky issued the ebullient, harmony-laden single "Welcome to the Family".Picture a child sitting next to a projector, The deal resulted in the autobiographical LP All You Can Do (2014), as well as X Infinity (2016), both of which peaked well within the top half of the Billboard 200. After Cardboard Castles was released in 2013, he signed with Kevin Morrow's Steel Wool label. In 2009, Watsky released a solo self-titled album, and in 2010, his vocals were lifted off the LP, remixed with popular pop tracks, and released as Guilty Pleasures. The trio released their self-titled debut album that same year. A move to Boston for college coincided with national poetry slam tours in 2007, he teamed with Daniel Riera and Max Miller-Loran - both former San Franciscans living in Boston - and launched the poetry-rap group Invisible Inc. Born George Virden Watsky in San Francisco, the teen won numerous poetry slams in the Bay Area.
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Like so many rappers before him, Watsky owes a bit of thanks to Def Jam founder Russell Simmons, but unlike the others, this slam-poet-turned-rapper was introduced to the world via the HBO television series Russell Simmons Presents Def Poetry.
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