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William Bibbiani

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Film critic for @TheWrap. Co-host of @CriticAcclaim. LAFCA/CCA/GALECA. I've Moved to BlueSky: bsky.app/profile/williambibbiani.bsky.social
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‘Stop! That! Train!’ Review: If a Comedy Is Bad on Purpose, It Can Still Be Bad

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By William Bibbiani 
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‘Stop! That! Train!’ Review: If a Comedy Is Bad on Purpose, It Can Still Be Bad Original

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By William Bibbiani 
| The Wrap
In 1979, NBC produced a TV series called “Supertrain,” in which every episode took place on a nuclear-powered luxury locomotive with its own discotheque. I swear this is true. “Supertrain” was the most expensive TV show in history, with the trains alone costing $10 million — which, adjusted for inflation, would be nearly $50 million today. I swear this is true. “Supertrain” was canceled after only nine episodes and, combined with the United States boycott of the 1980 Olympics, nearly bankrupted NBC.
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Every Steven Spielberg Sci-Fi Movie, Ranked From Worst to Best Original

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By William Bibbiani 
| The Wrap
Any film history textbook would be incomplete without certain filmmakers whose legendary careers form a cornerstone of the art form as we know it: Alfred Hitchcock, Akira Kurosawa, Maya Deren, Kenneth Anger, Spike Lee — the list goes on. And that list absolutely includes Steven Spielberg, one of America’s most prominent populists, whose impeccable craftsmanship and emotional earnestness sometimes overshadow the complexity of his best (and worst) work.
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