Long before he brought dinosaurs back from extinction or won Oscars for his portrayals of WWII, Steven Spielberg was just a child who was awestruck by a meteor shower he watched with his father in New Jersey. That experience stuck with him, and at only seventeen years old he made a 135-minute film called Firelight in 1964. Made for only $500 using friends and family as the cast, the film revolved around UFOs and alien encounters. Spielberg has c…
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