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COMMENTARY What is it with old Speilberg? Close Encounters, ET, Taken, Men in Black and now a remake of War of the Worlds! That is right in case you didn't already know, the legendary film maker is now making a remake of the H G Wells alien thriller movie, due out at the end of the year. Researchers of the new world order who also look at the research of the ETH (Extra Terrestrial Hypothesis) have for some time now recognised how the subject has been massively influenced and distracted by the Hollywood propaganda machine (spearheaded by Spielberg), which seeks to promote world government through its 'alien invasion' threat scenario. (See 'Order out of Chaos' by Paul Joseph Watson, pages 274 to 277 and pages 280 to 282 for an excellent analysis). Joseph R. Skelton - 14th January 2005 ARTICLE Spielbergs War of the Worlds Remake could be most costly film ever Steven Spielberg's War of the Worlds looks set to be the most expensive film ever made. According to industry insiders, the film's production budget could top $120m, beating the record set by James Cameron's elephantine Titanic in 1997.In Cameron's case, the gamble paid off. Titanic went on to earn more than $1bn at the global box office. In the meantime director Spielberg and star Tom Cruise are believed to have cleared their schedules in order to fast track the movie into production. Backed by Paramount, he film is tentatively booked for a US release at Christmas 2005. Click here to see the teaser trailer. Source: http://www.moviesonline.ca/movienews_827.html 
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