What is the best Steven Spielberg movie of all time?

From a shark terrorizing a beach town to a Holocaust survivor risking everything to save lives, Steven Spielberg has given us some of the most unforgettable films in cinema history. Which one stands above the rest as his ultimate masterpiece?

1. 1
   Saving Private Ryan

   Following the D-Day invasion, a U.S. Army captain leads his men on a dangerous mission to find and bring home a soldier whose brothers have all been killed in action.
   1000pts

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2. 2
   Catch Me If You Can

   The true story of Frank Abagnale Jr., who successfully conned millions as a pilot, doctor, and lawyer — all before his 21st birthday.
   679pts
3. 3
   E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial

   A lonely boy befriends a gentle alien stranded on Earth and helps him find his way back home.
   555pts
4. 4
   Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

   Indiana Jones teams up with his father to find the Holy Grail before the Nazis can use its power.
   555pts
5. 5
   Raiders of the Lost Ark

   Archaeologist and adventurer Indiana Jones races against the Nazis to find the biblical Ark of the Covenant.
   555pts
6. 6
   The Color Purple

   A moving adaptation of Alice Walker's novel following the life of an African American woman navigating abuse, poverty, and self-discovery in the Deep South.
   555pts
7. 7
   Schindler's List

   A German businessman in occupied Poland risks everything to save over a thousand Jewish workers from the Holocaust.
   396pts
8. 8
   Munich

   Based on the true story of the Israeli secret service operation to eliminate the Black September members who planned the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre.
   396pts
9. 9
   Jaws

   A small beach town is terrorized by a massive great white shark, forcing the police chief, a marine biologist, and a shark hunter to confront their fears.
   396pts
10. 10
    Jurassic Park

    A billionaire creates a theme park of cloned dinosaurs, but things go catastrophically wrong when the creatures escape.
    396pts
11. 11
    Minority Report

    In a future where police can arrest murderers before they commit crimes, a precrime officer goes on the run when he becomes the next suspect.
    396pts