Author Ranks Steven Spielberg’s 30-Plus Directorial Films as “Disclosure Day” Drives New Debate
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Updated · Dark Horizons · Jun 16
Author Ranks Steven Spielberg’s 30-Plus Directorial Films as “Disclosure Day” Drives New Debate
3 articles · Updated · Dark Horizons · Jun 16
Summary
A new ranking of Steven Spielberg’s directorial films was published as his “Disclosure Day” media appearances renewed discussion of his career-spanning output.
The list ranges from widely hailed titles such as “Jaws,” “Raiders” and “Schindler’s List” to lower-ranked films including “1941,” “The BFG” and “The Terminal.”
The author highlights a personal preference for Spielberg’s early-2000s run — notably “Munich,” “Minority Report” and “Catch Me If You Can” — over some pre-1990 classics like “E.T.” and “Empire of the Sun.”
Post-2010 films also split opinion in the ranking, with “West Side Story,” “Bridge of Spies” and “Tintin” praised while “Ready Player One” and “War Horse” drew a cooler assessment.