Destination Hollywood Suggests

The ultimate tearjerker by the ultimate modern movie storyteller. We don't have to phone home to celebrate everyone's favorite … E. T. the Extraterrestrial.

First kind? Second kind? Third kind? We're not sure what all that means but we do know this .. you're about to have a close encounter of a good-kind – a good sci-fi movie that is.

We question the need for an amusement park filled with genetically engineered dinosaurs. But we have no doubt about the necessity for a Tribute to Michael Crichton/Steven Spielberg's classic Jurassic Park movies.

We're glad to hear that Steven Spielberg and Harrison Ford are planning a fourth installment of this action-packed adventure series – we think Indy rocks! But until the next one's released you can ease your anticipation by celebrating the first three in our Tribute to Indiana Jones.

You're gonna need a bigger boat to fully appreciate our action packed Tribute to Steven Spielberg's shark-infested series – Jaws.

When a movie is called "Hitchcockian" everyone immediately recognized it as the complement it was intended to be. And when your name becomes an adjective, we believe you automatically qualify for a Destination Hollywood Tribute.

He's only directed four movies but his technical and moviemaking genius has touched nearly every movie made over the last three decades. We'll tell you more in our Tribute to director George Lucas.

Alien. Thelma and Louise and Gladiator. Three very different movies with a single common denominator … a talented director with a unique style that we spotlight in our Tribute to Ridley Scott.

He believed there was a different way to tell a cinematic story and inspired all who came after him. As with many great artists his contributions weren't truly appreciated until he was gone. We do our best to rectify the situation in our Tribute to Orson Welles.