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Thanks for the drawing. I would like to be considered for ET and Close Encounters.
My favorite Spielberg directed movie is Raiders of the Lost Ark. Easily one of my all time favorite films.
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Thank you for your generosity Adam, it is appreciated.
1. Please include me in the draws for: Close Encounters of the Third Kind; ET The Extra-Terrestrial; & Jurassic Park/The Lost World
2. Close Encounters of the Third Kind, for the whole jolly experience: 1978, I was 9. It was the first evening session I had been taken to. It was sooo BIG - the screen reached from one wall of the Westend cinema to the other. When we came out into the night the trolley buses (gone a couple of years later) were showering sparks at the nearby intersection. A rare McDonald's treat of a quarter pounder was eaten at a picnic table in Albert Park where it was dark, I was scared.
Thanks for the memory. 
Brendan
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Thank you for another splendid giveaway!
1. A. I./Close Encounters/Jurassic Park
2. I would have to go with Raiders of the Lost Ark. Such an excellent mix of drama, comedy, romance, and excitement that can be watched again and again with excellent editing and great performances.
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1. I would like to win THE JOHN WILLIAMS JURASSIC PARK COLLECTION .
2. My favourite Spielberg picture is JAWS. Only Jurassic Park comes anywhere near imo. Huge fan of War of the Worlds, too.
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Matt B
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What a kind and generous gesture!
1) I also would love to put my name in for CLOSE ENCOUNTERS.
2) My favorite Spielberg film, like many others here, is RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK. But to me it is no mere film - it literally changed the course of my life. Had I not seen RAIDERS at age 7 (and STAR WARS at 3, if you really want to get down to it), I might not have wanted to learn more about making movies myself. My passion for the movies spilled over into a passion for their music - because in the pre-VHS days, I discovered to my delight that listening to a film's soundtrack album gave me the same emotions I felt watching the film itself. I then spent years of my wayward youth making movies on my friend's camcorder, scoring them with my burgeoning soundtrack collection. After high school, I moved from Pittsburgh to Los Angeles and now, 37 years after seeing RAIDERS that first time, find myself a film & video editor in Los Angeles. Next to me in my edit bay, as I work every day, is a replica of the golden fertility idol from the beginning of RAIDERS, as a reminder of how it all started.
So yes, RAIDERS for me. It is, simply put, the greatest adventure of all time.
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1. Jurassic Park/Lost World
2. Favorite Spielberg and favorite film of all time, CE3K (1977 version)
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First of all, thanks for creating such a generous opportunity like this for the holidays!
1. Please put me down for A.I. and for Jurassic Park/Lost World
2. My favorite Williams score would have to be E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial. It's hard to make a choice between so many great ones he's done for Spielberg, but this score really affected me as a young boy and still does today. It is sweet at time, powerful in others, but always evokes emotion with every note. Williams "tells the story" of E.T. just through the music, and both the original score and album are an incredible listening experience.
Wayne
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1. The Jurassic Park set (since I already own/have ordered the others).
2. A difficult choice but I think it would Jaws since it is a simple movie brilliantly executed. The Indianapolis scene gets me every time. (A lesser director might have shown a recreation of the men in the water.)
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