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How a Kid Created a War Movie With Explosions & Tears | Before Spielberg Was Famous Discover the incredible story of a young Steven Spielberg and how he created his first war movie using DIY special effects! From firecrackers and balloons to emotional acting, this short film revolutionized his path to becoming a legendary director. Watch how Spielberg's early creativity and passion for filmmaking led to his first cinematic masterpiece. #StevenSpielberg #Filmmaking #SpecialEffects #MovieMagic #YoungSpielberg #MovieMinute

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00:00A boy wanted to make a movie with realistic special effects.

00:03First, he dug a hole in the ground and put a wooden board in the middle.

00:06His plan was to make an explosion effect when the board was lifted.

00:10Then, he buried firecrackers to make the sound of machine gun fire.

00:13He also filled balloons with red paint for actors to pop when they were shot,

00:17making the war scene feel more real.

00:19Still not happy, the boy told the actor playing the soldier

00:21that he was the last survivor of the war

00:23and his fallen comrades were like family who died because of his orders.

00:27This emotional setup helped create a powerful final scene.

00:30When the actor stepped onto the battlefield,

00:32he felt the weight of the story and tears began to fall.

00:35When the boy yelled,

00:36Cut!

00:37Everyone else stood up, but the actor stayed in character,

00:39still caught up in the moment.

00:41After filming, the boy made small holes in the film

00:44to create the effect of gunfire,

00:46making it look like real guns were firing.

00:48A few days later, when the boy's film was shown at his school,

00:51everyone was amazed by how real the effects looked.

00:53This boy was none other than Steven Spielberg.

How a Kid Created a War Movie With Explosions - Tears Before Spielberg Was Famous

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