All 34 Steven Spielberg Films Ranked!

[@redrox3312]

#34 1941 0:47 #33 Always 2:25 #32 The BFG 3:20 #31 The Adventures of Tintin 5:07 #30 Sugarland Express 7:04 #29 War Horse 8:38 #28 Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull 9:57 #27 The Color Purple 12:31 #26 The Lost World: Jurassic Park 13:51 #25 Empire of the Sun 16:41 #24 A.I. Artificial Intelligence 18:17 #23 Duel 21:51 #22 Ready Player One 23:51 #21 The Terminal 26:21 #20 Close Encounters of the Third Kind 27:15 #19 War of the Worlds 29:49 #18 The Post 31:49 #17 Hook 33:24 #16 Bridge of Spies 35:36 #15 West Side Story 37:16 #14 Lincoln 38:47 #13 Munich 40:58 #12 Minority Report 42:19 #11 Amistad 43:36 #10 Catch Me If You Can 45:23 #9 Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom 46:55 #8 The Fabelmans 48:41 #7 Saving Private Ryan 50:59 #6 Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 54:09 #5 E.T. The Extra Terrestrial 57:20 #4 Schindler’s List 1:00:25 #3 Jaws 1:04:08 #2 Jurassic Park 1:07:06 #1 Raiders of the Lost Ark 1:11:59

[@patchyjack5040]

my top 5 is similar to seans my top 5: 1. raiders of the lost ark (my favourite movie of all time) 2. jurassic park 3. last crusade 4. saving private ryan 5. jaws

[@brucatoproductions5712]

damn that some dedication

[@FreeThinkAlways]

How is Schindlers List only at 4? Its the greatest film ever made. Jaws, Raiders and Jurassic Park in my opinion should follow it. As for saving private Ryan I would have that near the bottom of the list. It's very immature the way its directed by blatantly showing Americans as far superior soldiers whilst almost all the Germans just instantly drop dead from any kind of injury. Only American Soliders can show pain and emotion so the audiences sympathy is only given to them not the German soldiers who again just drop dead instantly. People need to remember their was many German soliders in the war who didn't want to be there, neither did they agree with the nazi beliefs. Oh yeah and American soliders can somehow pull off impossible shots such as sniping another sniper directly through his scope.

[@mikefitzgerald41]

Sorry but Jaws blows away Jurassic Park

[@JC-li8kk]

Dang, had no clue Spielberg made such a variety of bad movies. Saving Private Ryan is the only movie in my top 100.

[@regularcobra7619]

Crazy how many classics this guy made, certified GOAT director

[@gargarbinksboi3811]

Hey man your the goat

[@nicholasjoseph8297]

Amen

[@jameshoustonmcingvale1351]

John Williams is the goat too

[@joemckim1183]

Crazier is how so many of these classics are in different genres.

[@grilledlettuce1845]

Nah a lot of them are overhyped / didn't age well You're just nostalgic

[@nms7872]

Spielberg from 1998 to 2005 was on the God mode of directing. So many classics. Immense talent. So hard to rank them all but my top 5 is 1. Saving Private Ryan 2. Schindler's List 3. Catch Me If You Can 4. Jurassic Park 5. Minority Report

[@JC-li8kk]

Haven’t seen Schindlers List or The Fablemans but out of all the rest I only like Saving Private Ryan enough to put it in my top 100. Jaws, Jurassic Park, ET would have been fantastic in the 21st century. I think all 3 need a remake & then they’d probably make my top 100. Catch me if you can & the terminal are okay, just not in my top 100.

[@semicharmedlife311]

Solid! Jurassic Park would be #1 for me, followed by Minority Report.

[@andreimcallister1365]

@@JC-li8kkmeh

[@andreimcallister1365]

@krazykajeevieI think he meant from 1993 to 2005

[@lethalus3494]

​@@JC-li8kk Jaws and Jurassic Park should never be remade! Legendary films!

[@Hysetzz]

I know I'm commenting a lot but I want to talk about John Williams, my favorite composer of all time. I was in band for 8 years throughout school and my goodness the amount of john Williams titles I played. So many music sheets with his name at the top. He's influenced so many people in my industry and it's just crazy to think about the amount of musicians that have made things in thought of him.

[@spice_krispies]

Great list. Only real surprise is how low The Color Purple is. That film is magnificent on so many levels. Easily in his top 10 of all time.

[@peterzeller5736]

I really respect how far in advance Sean plans his videos. He mentioned watching some of these last fall in "prep" for the video. a great KZbinr.

[@SaurianStudios1207]

Steven Spielberg and Christopher Nolan are the two filmmakers that inspired me in getting into film, and it’s incredible how far both of them have come, especially when you consider Spielberg has been directing films for over 50 yrs now.

[@traviswhitfield8045]

Imagine if they made a movie together.

[@elijahjones2763]

3 of my favorite films of all time that I have a deep history with are Raiders of the Lost Ark, Jaws, and Jurassic Park. Then I watched Schindler's List a couple of months ago and said automatically "yes that is EASILY Spielberg's best film". That is how powerful that film is. You are never the same after seeing that film.

[@bencarr6074]

Agreed

[@Reeplay7]

Agree.

[@badideabearcub2747]

It's Spielberg at his manipulative peak.

[@thefilmeffect6089]

If I’m looking at it objectively, it’s definitely his best film. It’s so unlike anything he has ever done or will do. If I didn’t know it was directed by Spielberg, I would’ve never guessed it was him. It’s crazy it came out the same year as Jurassic Park. They are so different and it perfectly exemplifies the versatility of Spielberg. That’s definitely the greatest year for a director ever.

[@lethalus3494]

Objectively I agree with you it is his best film. It's so sad though so for an overall movie experience I have to put it after Jurassic Park, Jaws, Saving Private Ryan and Catch Me If You Can.

[@nicolas.grisanti]

He is a legend, I love how he mix mainstream entertainment with art house movies. My top 10: 1. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 2. Jurassic Park 3. Lincoln 4. Empire of the sun 5. E. T. 6. Saving private Ryan (and his brother TV show Band of Brothers) 7. Schindler's List 8. Minority Report 9. Ready Player One 10. Hook

[@patchyjack5040]

my oh my where is raiders?

[@coreychristian2312]

Last Crusade is everything

[@nicolas.grisanti]

@@patchyjack5040 I like it, but i don't love it, for me Last Crusade has a special place in my heart because it was the first Indy film i saw in theaters, when i was a kid.

[@patchyjack5040]

@@nicolas.grisanti so its not even top 10?

[@lyndoncmp5751]

Jaws is better than all of those combined. His masterpiece.

[@Stingcolony]

I always enjoy these rankings. Saving Private Ryan is one of the hardest films to watch and I will always respect it for not shying away from the violence.

[@akosleoszilagyi2529]

SPR is a kids movie compared to Stalingrad (1993). And I haven't even watched Come and See yet.

[@andreimcallister1365]

@@akosleoszilagyi2529bruh

[@koolkidz6263]

I have loved Spielberg so much for his true passion in filmmaking. Most of his films would appear in my all time favourite films

[@aerpx]

which ones?

[@koolkidz6263]

that would be Raiders of the Lost Ark, Jaws, Jurassic Park, Saving Private Ryan, Temple of Doom, Last Crusade, Ready Player One, The Terminal, etc.@@aerpx

[@aerpx]

@@koolkidz6263 Oh, cool. The Terminal is very charming and definitely under appreciated. For me the only ones i’d have in my top 200 would be Jaws and Jurassic Park, but I haven’t seen Saving Private Ryan yet, gotta get to that lol.

[@koolkidz6263]

@@aerpx I forgot to mention Schindler’s List

[@aerpx]

@@koolkidz6263 i haven’t seen it either, smh. gotta get to that too, i’m imagining i’ll agree with the common public opinion of it being his best work.

[@zaralobnerold]

I’m a little sad you put The Color Purple at #27. I would put it as my #1. I literally love everything about that movie and it makes me cry tears of joy every time I see the ending. It’s a shame many don’t talk about it as much as something like Jaws, ET, Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones, etc.

[@jonathanross149]

His list is all over the place

[@blkrhino7961]

Yeah, I've seen The Color Purple a thousand times since I was a kid, and it's still my favorite movie.

[@mnau51]

i so agree

[@andreimcallister1365]

@@jonathanross149so is yours

[@weirdguy1495]

It's really amazing how diverse his filmography is compared to every other director.

[@davidfitzgerald3201]

I'd go with Tarantino as my favorite director, but I am amazed by how different Spielberg's movies are while Tarantino sticks to his own patented style.

[@jambler15]

Spot on about diverse filmography: I mean Jurassic Park and Schindlers List came out the same year!

[@matteobeach4261]

Kind of an unfair comparison considering Spielberg rarely writes his own film. And even when he has, their not considered his best.

[@akosleoszilagyi2529]

Hitchcock, Kubrick and Nolan are more diverse tbh

[@gpapa31]

@@matteobeach4261 I’d say CEOT3K is one of his best. It certainly is a benchmark in the first contact genre.

[@adamkramer9080]

I honestly don't understand why Spielberg gets knocked for being saccharine and sentimental. He is a lot like a composer from the Romantic Period and in that context, his sentimentality is simply wonderful to experience. It is one of my favorite qualities of his.

[@jblitz1556]

Weird thing is too that he usually employs the sentimentality really well, so I dunno why people complain about that.

[@justinamenta7241]

@@jblitz1556 I've never even heard that criticism of him 🤔

[@jblitz1556]

@@justinamenta7241 You are a very lucky person then

[@katherinelarson1475]

I couldn't agree more about the John Williams scores!! To me, 'Welcome to Jurassic Park' is one of the most beautiful pieces of music of all time. And so many of his scores are so iconic that you hear a few strains of it and you instantly picture a scene it's played in. Or maybe that's just me!! Love the ranking Sean!! Jurassic Park or The Last Crusade are my personal favorites!

[@andrewburgemeister6684]

100% agree!! ABC Classical Radio did the Top 100 Pieces of Music from Film, TV and Video Games last year and I got chills hearing that iconic opening French Horn when it came in in the Top Ten.

[@jimmykarlsson2567]

John Williams and Ennio Morricoone are top legends for sure

[@jambler15]

The Last Crusade is my second-favorite movie score ever. The "complete" soundtrack (available online) has great music not included on the officially-released soundtrack.

[@jamestropicals8262]

Jurassic park and raiders of the lost ark are both the best

[@zaneramsey]

A.Is ending is actually super interesting in my opinion. For one, it allows David to finally see his mom one last time , something he was trying to do the entire second half of the movie. But what I love most is the idea of Davids experiences with his mom being all in his head, yet satisfying him completely. It’s a weird feeling of being strange yet wholesome of the fact he doesn’t care at all that none of this is real, all that matters is seeing his mom again.

[@norfolkpyro1422]

Nice

[@davidfitzgerald3201]

Agreed, AI's position would be my biggest change from Sean's list. Haley Joel Osment's performance is my favorite ever from a child actor. His love for his mom was so pure hearted and beautiful.

[@kyleerickson7685]

I love so many of Spielberg's movies. That is why he is my favorite director of all time.

[@youngstar312]

Sad to see you rank The Adventures of Tintin so low. I'm from Germany and I watched the cartoon pretty often and I read a few of the comics growing up, so it was really cool to see these characters in 3D animation. I remember really liking it(Granted: it's been a few years and I was 12-13 when I watched it)

[@austinapologetics2023]

Yeah that movie was awesome. Probably a top 10 Spielberg film for me

[@KeyDash753]

I think the low rank on some films like Tintin is less a reflection of Tintin being weak, and more a reflection of Spielberg having an incredibly deep filmography. There are (I think) 13 Best Picture noms, and those don't include stuff like Jurassic Park, Close Encounters, Catch Me If You Can, or Last Crusade. I've seen about 2/3 of the list, and I really like pretty much all of the ones I've seen.

[@Zed-fq3lj]

Tintin should be in the first 15! Brilliant cinematic achievement!

[@melanie62954]

I agree, Tintin is underrated. It didn't have the uncanny valley effect for me. I love how 2011 was similar to 1993 for Spielberg in that he released both a heavy drama Best Picture contender and a fun genre film in the same year. I mean, Jurassic Park > Tintin and Schindler's List >>> War Horse, but still it's a fun parallel. Munich and War of the Worlds in 2005, too.

[@andreraymond6860]

It is very much an American ranking. TinTin is a European preoperty. Hergé is not very well known in English North America. I live in Québec and TinTin here is a cultural Icon, along with Spirou, Lucky Luke, etc. So we share a positive bias towards the movie. I agree it should be in the top 20.

[@KadeemG61]

It’s a damn shame that Ralph Fiennes still didn’t get his first Oscar. The guy truly deserves his flowers cause his performance in Schindler’s List was gut-wrenching and emotional. I saw Schindler’s List when it aired on NBC back then and it was hard to watch when it comes to the nature of the movie about the Holocaust. It’s an entertaining but sad Spielberg movie.

[@impossiblemovies323]

Its many things, but NOT entertaining. Fantastic movie though

[@Ging-Freecs]

​@@impossiblemovies323 I would disagree and say it was entertaining in the sense that it kept you intently watching the screen every second. It was phenomenal though and deserved better than where it was placed.

[@mrkells85]

Dude, did you really use scenes from "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" during your "Lincoln" section? That. Is. Awesome.

[@williamhowe6737]

I have been really excited for this video!!!!! Sean you put in so much work and sometimes we don't even realize it, thank you!

[@jamesstokes7435]

dont hate on adventures of tintin

[@tigerwarsaw99]

Yeah thats right, what a wanker.

[@bebopthefox2346]

Best comment I’ve ever seen, legit Speilberg’s most underrated film.

[@iSamwise]

Absolutely!

[@robertdullnig3625]

Yes, Spielberg really missed out on not depicting Lincoln's vampire-hunting career in more depth.

[@davidnaja]

Jurassic Park at #1 for me. I'll never forget my parents coming home after watching it when it first came out and my Dad proclaiming that the government has a real live T-Rex hidden away somewhere, lol.

[@MadMax1475]

How is Tintin only 31? Like I get it's not as profound as Schindler's List or Saving Private Ryan, but like, this movie is so damn good

[@nickperkins8477]

E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial is truly brilliant. It’s the first movie I ever saw in a movie theater, it’s the movie that made me a Steven Spielberg fan. John Williams is absolutely incredible in the music. And, it is a movie that, in 1982, had children and adults in tears in the movie theater. It is such a good-hearted, grounded film that also manages to tell a story about a lost outer space alien.

[@anakinjaywalker584]

I can’t believe this man has done so many movies that are amazing. Raiders of the Lost Ark will always be one of the greatest action movies of all time

[@chrisalextime94]

Heck yeah, Sean Chandler talking for an hour about my favorite director

[@broncojuan]

Always is a remake, and the BFG is massively underrated, and I'm sorry, but as much as I love the movies in your top three, nothing should ever be put above Private Ryan, or Schindler's List.

[@tonypoelman5953]

I love Steven Spielberg since I was 10 years old and in my opinion he is the most amazing director of generations that span over 50 years of experience and I’m only 34 years old but I can appreciate the talent he brings to the big screen

[@KneeAches]

Top 10: 1. Jaws, 2. ET, 3. Saving Pvt Ryan, 4. Jurassic Park, 5. Schindler’s List, 6. The Fabelmans, 7. Lincoln, 8. Minority Report, 9. Close Encounters, 10. West Side Story

[@maverickcortez2845]

It's cool how you're finally able to find time to rank the movies of your favourite director! This was a long time coming. Also loved how you shared your story about Hook toys and how they're still in your garage after ALL these years!

[@ct6852]

Last Crusade is a well made film obviously...but for some reason when watching it I never lose the feeling that I'm watching a movie. Like in a lot of good films you kind of lose track of time and space and just get lost in the story its telling. For some reason Crusade always has the opposite effect on me. Almost like it's too perfect...or self aware...or something. Hard to describe.

[@yoshi.4337]

RTs ranking 1. E.T (99%) 2. Schindlers List (98%) 3. Jaws (97%) 4. Raiders of the Lost Ark (96%) 5. Catch Me If You Can (96%) 6. Saving Private Ryan (94%) 7. Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind (94%) 8. The Fabelmans (92%) 9. Jurassic Park (91%) 10. Bridge of Spies (91%) 11. West Side Story (91%) 12. Minority Report (90%) 13. Lincoln (89%) 14. Duel (89%) 15. Last Crusade (88%) 16. The Post (88%) 17. Sugarland Express (87%) 18. Temple of Doom (83%) 19. Munich (78%) 20. Amistad (78%) 21. Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (78%) 22. The Colour Purple (77%) 23. Empire of the Sun (76%) 24. War of the Worlds (75%) 25. A.I (75%) 26. War Horse (75%) 27. Tintin (74%) 28. The BFG (74%) 29. Ready Player One (72%) 30. Always (65%) 31. The Terminal (61%) 32. Lost World: Jurassic Park (54%) 33. 1941 (40%) 34. Hook (29%) Average rating: 80.41%

[@zedzyop5563]

1) Schindler's list 2) Jurassic Park 3) Saving Private Ryan 4) The Last Crusade 5) Raiders of the Lost Arc 6) Catch me if you can 7) Jaws 8) The Temple of Doom 9) ET The Extra Terrestrial 10) The Fabelmans

[@FrankCastle9714]

It's amazing you put Lincoln Vampire Hunter clips in the Lincoln review lol I was so shocked

[@ChubbyChecker182]

Jurassic Park and Schindlers List were released in the same year. I am not a huge Spielberg fan, but That is quite something.

[@benlovesmovies4289]

This is actually perfect timing. I am currently watching through all Spielberg films and forming my own ranking.

[@MichaelTomsyck]

As a point of reference, I watched or rewatched all of these movies from September 2022 to December 2022 and took a lot of notes on all of these films. These are my updated thoughts on all of these films. Also, Steven Spielberg is my favorite filmmaker of all time, so just keep that in mind as well. 34. 1941-A massive misfire that doesn’t make sense in Spielberg’s filmography 33. A.I. Artificial Intelligence-A movie that feels lifeless to me 32. The BFG-It’s okay, but it’s not much more than that 31. The Lost World: Jurassic Park-A movie that has great sequences, but a lackluster story that can’t pull those sequences together in a satisfying way 30. Always-A decent at best romance movie 29. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull-I know a lot of people hate this movie, and they’re not wrong, but I have some fun with it when I remove the Indiana Jones name from it 28. The Terminal-An enjoyable enough, but very forgettable addition to Spielberg’s filmography 27. Ready Player One-While it’s fun to see a bunch pop culture easter eggs and references, there isn’t a whole lot beyond that 26. Hook-A fun concept that isn’t executed as well as it could’ve been 25. The Post-It’s not the most interesting material, but it’s effective for what it’s going for 24. The Sugarland Express-It’s not as refined as Spielberg’s later films, but it shows the talent that Spielberg had very early in his career 23. The Adventures of Tintin-An enjoyable piece of family entertainment 22. War Horse-A nice, heartfelt story between a boy and his horse 21. Empire of the Sun-A story that has a very interesting point of view, even if it’s a bit too long 20. The Color Purple-A very well done, well acted adaptation of Alice Walker’s novel 19. War of the Worlds-A solid sci-fi movie that shows a darker side of the genre 18. Duel-A very simple premise, executed rather well 17. Amistad-I don’t think it’s fantastic, but it has several great performances and a lot to say about the differences between culture 16. Bridge of Spies-A very good Cold War film with an interesting point of view character played excellently by Tom Hanks 15. West Side Story-While I’ve never really been into musicals, this is one that’s incredibly well done 14. Close Encounters of the Third Kind-The characters aren’t the best, but this movie still has a bunch of great sci-fi ideas executed very well 13. Munich-A great, thrilling drama that shows an interesting fallout of a political conflict 12. Minority Report-You know Spielberg’s an amazing director when this movie is at #12 11. Lincoln-A movie that absolutely does justice to someone as celebrated as Abraham Lincoln 10. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom-A fantastic sequel that takes a very dark direction that I personally really enjoy 9. The Fabelmans-A film that clearly meant a lot to Spielberg, which made for a movie that shows the power of cinema and what makes it so wonderful 8. Schindler’s List-While this is absolutely one of the greatest movies of all time, it’s a movie that I never want to watch again 7. E.T. the Extra Terrestrial-Despite being over 40 years old, this movie absolutely holds up and stands the test of time 6. Saving Private Ryan-A fantastic film that really shows the brutal reality of war, making for a very important film that everyone should watch at least once 5. Catch Me If You Can-Easily the most underrated film in Spielberg’s filmography 4. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade-The 2nd best adventure film of all time 3. Jaws-A perfect thriller, a perfect creature feature, and an overall perfect movie 2. Raiders of the Ark-The greatest adventure film ever made 1. Jurassic Park-A phenomenal movie that has fantastic characters, amazing thrills, digital effects that age beautifully, a great sense of wonder, a compelling story, and a great sci-fi concept to pull it all together

[@TheSt1092]

His version of War of Worlds isn't very good.

[@CatholicWeirdAl]

1941 worked for me. You also failed to mention that John Milius (Red Dawn, Conan the Barbarian) helped with the screenplay. It is a perennial watch every Christmas time in our house. It never fails to have me laughing.

[@joejunjulas7917]

For every great Spielberg film, is an even greater John Williams score . One of the best film duos of all time .

[@iscopecinema8419]

I haven't seen all his movies, but here is my current Spielberg ranking 1. Jaws 2. Raiders of the Lost Ark 3. Saving Private Ryan 4. ET 5. Close Encounter of the Third Kind 6. Schidler's List 7. Jurassic Park 8. West Side Story 9. The Fabelmans 10. Minority Report 11. AI 12. The Color Purple 13. The Last Crusade 14. Temple of Doom 15. Bridge of Spies 16. Tintin 17. Hook

[@wesslesyt3304]

Jaws is unbelievable 🔥

[@celeboria]

The most iconic thing about Jaws will forever be that Spielberg was merely making a B - movie. He just happened to create the summer blockbuster and change the movie business forever.

[@lyndoncmp5751]

It started out as just a b movie, but ended up as a cinematic masterpiece.

[@Shah-of-the-Shinebox]

Such an extraordinary undertaking ranking a masters work. Here's what i got: 1. Jaws 2. Schindler's List 3. Raiders of the Lost Ark 4. Saving Private Ryan 5. E.T. - The Extra Terrestrial 6. Jurassic Park 7. Close Encounters of the Third Kind 8. Catch Me If You Can 9. The Last Crusade 10. Temple of Doom 11. The Fabelmans 12. Minority Report 13. The Color Purple 14. Bridge of Spies 15. A.I. 16. Lincoln 17. Amistad 18. West Side Story 19. The Lost World 20. Hook 21. Munich 22. Ready Player One 23. Empire of the Sun 24. War Horse 25. Duel 26. War of the World's 27. The Post 28. The Terminal 29. Sugarland Express 30. Kingdom of the Crystal Skull 31. Tin Tin 32. The BFG 33. Always 34. 1941

[@OriginsOfSmith]

The points you made about the power of a great score and blockbusters of the 80’s and 90’s compared to today were articulated with perfection

[@jerogomezrobledo]

My top 15 would be: 1. Schindler’s List 2. Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark 3. E.T. the Extra-terrestrial 4. Jaws 5. Saving Private Ryan 6. Close Encounters of the Third Kind 7. Jurassic Park 8. Minority Report 9. Catch Me If You Can 10. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 11. Lincoln 12. West Side Story 13. The Fabelmans 14. Munich 15. A.I. Artificial Intelligence

[@wardenmagellan2643]

What a monster vid Sean! I don’t have the time right now to give my full list but Munich is his most underrated movie in my eyes! Also, I loved the great late Tom Sizemore’s role in Saving Private Ryan

[@CD-603]

Rip Tom sizemore what a legend

[@jplonsdale7242]

Damn didn't know he had died. 😢

[@MPB059]

Steven Spielberg is one of many reasons why I love movies! Jurassic Park was my first movie I saw in the theaters when I was a kid!

[@frankieeyre-gh8rj]

How oid were you

[@rpc717]

10. Munich 9. E.T. The Extraterrestrial 8. Catch Me If You Can 7. Close Encounters of the Third Kind 6. Jurassic Park 5. Empire of the Sun 4. Saving Private Ryan 3. Jaws 2. Raiders of the Lost Ark 1. Schindler's List is unmatchable I haven't seen all of his movies. I suspect Lincoln would be top 10 if I watched the whole thing, and Duel would be high on the next 10. I honestly expected The Temple of Doom to be last.

[@Mew_Master]

He’s got to be one of my favorite directors as well. He’s got many classics under his belt!

[@alexnatorcfromletterboxd]

I believe this is Sean’s longest non-compilation ranking ever

[@seanyonthemic]

Top Spielberg films for me. I haven’t seen them all, but I think I’ve seen 18 of them lol 1. Indiana Jones and Last Crusade 2. Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark 3. Jurassic Park 4. Minority Report 5. Saving Private Ryan 6. Jaws 7. E.T.

[@shainewhite2781]

For me, JURASSIC PARK will always be my #1 favorite movie of all time. Whenever I get bored, or if there's nothing good to watch on TV I would pop in a DVD copy of the movie. It would often see the film on HBO and Sci Fi.

[@poihpioakarp8845]

18. E.T. The Extraterrestrial (B) 17. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (B) 16. The Post (B+) 15. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (B+) 14. Bridge of Spies (B+) 13. Raiders of the Lost Ark (B+) 12. Close Encounters of the Third Kind (B+) 11. The Adventures of Tintin (A-) 10. Munich (A-) 9. Jaws (A-) 8. The BFG (A-) 7. The Fabelmans 6. War Horse (A-) 5. Jurassic Park (A) 4. Saving Private Ryan (A) 3. Catch Me if You Can (A) 1/2. Schindler's List (the best)/AI: Artificial Intelligence (my personal favourite) (A+ for both) Yet to see the rest. Planning to see The Sugarland Express, The Color Purple, Empire of the Sun, Amistad, Minority Report, War of the Worlds, Lincoln, Ready Player One and West Side Story, not sure I'll watch the rest.

[@connorberry6377]

1. Jurassic Park 2. Raiders of the Lost Ark 3. Schindler’s List 4. Saving Private Ryan 5. Jaws

[@WarlordRising]

Spielberg has bursts of brilliance followed by films that are entertaining yet forgettable. For example, Jaws and Close Encounters followed by 1941. Raiders of the Lost Ark and ET followed by Temple of Doom (middling sequel that he's not a fan of). Last Crusade was his only great film in the second half of the 80's. Jurassic Park and Schindler's List is arguably his best year, imo. Those two really defined their respective genres. He followed those incredible films with Lost World. Another middling sequel to a giant franchise. I think Minority Report and Catch Me If You Can was his last back to back great film streak. Since then, I'd say Munich and Bridge of Spies were his best efforts.

[@slendertv3616]

14. The BFG 13. E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (didn’t grow up with it. No hate) 12. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Negative above Positive below 11. War of the Worlds 10. Ready Player One 9. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom 8. The Lost World: Jurassic Park 7. Raiders of the Lost Ark 6. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 5. Minority Report 4. Catch Me If You Can 3. Jurassic Park 2. Jaws 1. Lincoln

[@hoppers3802]

No joke, actually gonna crack out the popcorn for this one! Super excited, Sean!

[@victorgasior]

I was a kid in the late 70’s/early 80’s so my Top 5 reflects that 5) E T 4) Raiders 3) Jurassic Park 2) CEOT3K 1) Jaws

[@ezelop19]

Top 5 Spielberg Films of All-Time 1. E.T The Extraterrestrial 2. Indiana Jones The Last Crusade 3. Indiana Jones Raiders of The Lost Ark 4. Jurassic Park 5. Schindler's List

[@Lee-xn8by]

Raiders, E.t., Jaws, Private Ryan, Schindlers list, Jurassic park, Close Encounters, Temple of Doom, Last crusade, Minority report, Lincoln, Empire of the sun. Lost world, Munich, War of the worlds, Catch me if you can, AI, Ready player one, Crystal skull, Hook, War horse, Duel, Always, Color purple, Tin Tin, Amistad, 1941, Bridge of spies, Sugerland express, The terminal, The Fablemans, Bfg, The post, West side story.

[@nobudgetreviewer]

So no one’s gonna talk about how Sean included footage from Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter at 39:37?

[@akosleoszilagyi2529]

1. Raiders of the Lost Ark 2. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 3. Saving Private Ryan 4. Schindler's List 5. Jurassic Park 6. Jaws 7. Catch me if you can 8. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom 9. Minority Report 10. E.T. the Extra-terrestrial 11. The Terminal 12. A.I. 13. Empire of the Sun 14. Close Encounters of the Third Kind 15. Duel 16. Ready Player One 17. The Lost World: Jurassic Park 18. Lincoln 19. München 20. The BFG 21. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of Crystal Skull 22. War of the Worlds 23. Bridge of Spies 24. 1941

[@simone_franceschinii]

My TOP 10: 01) Lincoln 02) Munich 03) Raiders of the Lost Ark 04) Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 05) Jaws 06) Schindler's List 07) Ready Player One 08) The Adventures of Tintin 09) Catch Me If You Can 10) Minority Report

[@dylansanders1206]

Heres my top 10 10. Lincoln 9. ET 8. Temple of Doom 7. Catch Me If You Can 6. Schindlers List 5. Last Crusade 4. Jurassic Park 3. Saving Private Ryan 2. Raiders of the Lost Ark 1. Jaws

[@frankmorelli9366]

Yay! So glad to finally see this ranking! Spielberg is also my favorite director! Great video as always, Sean. Happy to see some love for Amistad and Lincoln by the way. I like or love every film of his except for 1941. Here’s my ranking: 1. Schindler’s List 2. Jaws 3. Saving Private Ryan 4. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 5. Lincoln 6. Jurassic Park 7. The Color Purple 8. Raiders of the Lost Ark 9. Catch Me if You Can 10. E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial 11. The Fabelmans 12. Ready Player One 13. Minority Report 14. Bridge of Spies 15. West Side Story 16. Close Encounters of the Third Kind 17. War Horse 18. The Post 19. Hook 20. Amistad 21. War of the Worlds 22. A.I. Artificial Intelligence 23. Munich 24. The Adventures of Tintin 25. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom 26.,Duel 27. Empire of the Sun 28. Always 29. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull 30. The Terminal 31. The BFG 32. The Lost World: Jurassic Park 33. The Sugarland Express 34. Twilight Zone: The Movie (I know he only directed one segment, but I included it anyway) 35. 1941 For context, the first 14 are among my favorite films.

[@jordansweet8054]

Man, what a video. 1.Jaws 2.Jurassic Park 3.Raiders of the Lost Ark 4.Saving Private Ryan 5.E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial 6.Lincoln 7.Schindler’s List 8.Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 9.Meet the Fabelmans 10.Close Encounters of the Third Kind 11.Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom 12.Catch Me If You Can 13.West Side Story 14.Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull 15.Minority Report 16.The Terminal 17.The War of the Worlds 18.Amistad 19.The Lost World: Jurassic Park 20.Hook 21.The Adventures of Tintin

[@StaticBlaster]

At your top 5, I would be stumbling on my words too because there's really no words to describe how phenomenal the top five movies are. Great ranking. I'll make a ranking as soon as I'm done with my "marathon."

[@austinmcmanus1397]

My ranking of the 31 Spielberg movies that I've seen: 31. The Lost World: Jurassic Park 30. The BFG 29. Munich 28. Adventures of Tintin 27. Close Encounters of the 3rd KInd 26. Kingdom of the Crystal Skull 25. Bridge of Spies 24. War of the Worlds 23. Always 22. Empire of the Sun 21. The Sugarland Express 20. The Post 19. West Side Story 18. Indy & the Temple of Doom 17. Jurassic Park 16. The Fabelmans 15. E.T. 14. The Color Purple 13. Jaws 12. Minority Report 11. Ready Player One 10. Schindler's List 9. Amistad 8. Raiders of the Lost Ark 7. Indy & the the Last Crusade 6. The Terminal 5. War Horse 4. A.I. Artificial Intelligence 3. Catch Me If You Can 2. Lincoln 1. Saving Private Ryan

[@jal2550]

1975-1998 Spielberg was God Tier: Jaws, Close Encounters, E.T, Poltergeist, Indiana Jones 1-3, Empire of the Sun, Jurassic Park, Hook, Schindlers List, Saving Private Ryan. Also produced Goonies, Gremlins, BAck to the Future....) Sheer Absurdity!

[@coltonsulley5447]

1. Schindler’s List 2. Raiders of the Lost Ark 3. Saving Private Ryan 4. Jaws 5. Catch Me if You Can Honorable mentions: West Side Story Jurassic Park Mid: Empire of the Sun Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom The Post Bottom: Always War of the Worlds The Lost World: Jurassic Park Hook 1941

[@RobertMere]

takes guts to rank 34 movies! what a legend!!!

[@movielover828]

Here is my personal ranking of all 34 Steven Spielberg movies: 1. A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001) 2. The Fabelmans (2022) 3. Schindler's List (1993) 4. Minority Report (2002) 5. Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977) 6. Saving Private Ryan (1998) 7. Jurassic Park (1993) 8. Jaws (1975) 9. Munich (2005) 10. Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) 11. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989) 12. E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982) 13. Lincoln (2012) 14. Catch Me If You Can (2002) 15. Ready Player One (2018) 16. The Color Purple (1985) 17. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984) 18. Empire of the Sun (1987) 19. West Side Story (2021) 20. Amistad (1997) 21. The Post (2017) 22. War of the Worlds (2005) 23. The Adventures of Tintin (2011) 24. The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997) 25. 1941 (1979) 26. War Horse (2011) 27. The Sugarland Express (1974) 28. Bridge of Spies (2015) 29. The Terminal (2004) 30. Always (1989) 31. Duel (1971) 32. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008) 33. The BFG (2016) 34. Hook (1991)

[@Nbafan2000]

Love this vid! The lost world is such an underrated film. I absolutely love it. I’m glad to see it getting some love 🙌🏻

[@irahays4868]

SEAN IS AND WILL FOREVER BE THE G.O.A.T!!! Awesome videos and great editorial content so thank you so much sean for making an hour long video for Steven Spielberg movies!!! I’ve have waited so long to hear what you had to say about his movies and now I do. Thank you so very much for all you do!!!!!!!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@miserychord11]

Bad editorial content.. Abraham Lincoln vampire hunter footage?

[@JamesASharp]

Steven Spielberg is the G.O.A.T. of directing. I think that the reason why some people hate him is because he's too successful. He's the only director that's in the $10 billion dollar club based on his filmography. He's the Tom Brady of Hollywood. At first, people loved Brady because he was the underdog. But as Brady kept on winning Super Bowls, the love turned to hate. It's the same for Spielberg. The more hit films that he kept on making, the love quickly turned to hatred. And he's still going strong in his mid 70s.

[@salaciouspancakes]

Not many actual cinephiles hate Spielberg. In fact, I'd think you'd find that a lot credit him with getting them into cinema in the first place.

[@christermyrberg3661]

1. Jurassic Park/The Lost World - Jurassic Park 2. Indiana Jones saga 3. Jaws 4. E.T. - The Extra Terrestrial 5. Hook 6. Saving Private Ryan 7. Always 8. Ready Player One 9. Catch Me If You Can 10. The Fabelmans 11. 1941 12. Munich 13. Schindler's List 14. Close Encounters Of The Third Kind 15. War Of The Worlds 16. Minority Report 17. War Horse 18. West Side Story 19. Lincoln 20. The Adventures Of Tin Tin 21. The Post 22. Empire Of The Sun 23. The Terminal 24. A.I. - Artificial Intelligence 25. The Sugarland Express 26. The Color Purple 27. Duel 28. Bridge Of Spies 29. The BFG 30. Amistad

[@jntnprrs2978]

I'd have Tintin waaaaay higher. Might be my favorite Spielberg film from 2000s

[@Radentstwo]

2010s*

[@aammooeebbaa]

34: The BFG 33: 1941 32: The Lost World: Jurassic Park 31: Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of Crystal Skull 30: Hook 29: The Adventures Of Tin-Tin 28: Always 27: West Side Story 26: Ready Player One 25: The Sugarland Express 24: Amistad 23: War Horse 22: The Terminal 21: Empire Of The Sun 20: War Of The Worlds 19: The Post 18: Lincoln 17: Catch Me If You Can 16: Minority Report 15: Munich 14: Bridge Of Spies 13: Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom 12: Duel 11: Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade 10: The Color Purple 9: The Fabelmans 8: Raiders Of The Lost Ark 7: E.T. 6: Close Encounters Of The Third Kind 5: Jaws 4: Jurassic Park 3: A.I. 2: Schindler's List 1: Saving Private Ryan

[@connorseesall3523]

One of my favorites is easily E.T.!!! Such a heartwarming movie!!! I also love Jaws,Close Encounters, Jurassic Park,Raiders and Last Crusade,Fabelmans,his West Side Story remake,Catch Me If You Can, Ready Player One is a guilty pleasure for me,he's got so many classics that I love!!!! I also love War Horse a lot too!!! Tintin is a fun movie too in my opinion!!!

[@Weezing336]

1) Temple of Doom 2) Bridge of Spies 3) Duel 4) Crystal Skulls 5) Catch Me If You Can He's produced a lot of great stuff too like Men in Black, Animaniacs and the first Transformers

[@Swerve-Online]

Ready Player One and Mirority Report are the two I'll always watch if it is on. They win most entertaining for me.

[@NeoConnor1]

Those are my two favorites as well, besides Schindler's List.

[@jamesanthony288]

My top 10 1. Schindler’s List 2. Saving Private Ryan 3. Jurassic Park 4. Raiders of the Lost Ark 5. The Fabelmans 6. Jaws 7. The Last Crusade 8. E.T. 9. Bridge of Spies 10. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

[@Dec4AllTimeAlways]

Schindler's List is still Spielberg's greatest film but Last Crusade is my favorite film from him. I can't stand E.T. Jaws holds up far better. I love Ready Player One, Minority Report, and Munich.

[@tylerbass7133]

Top 5 for me would probably have to go 1. Raiders of the lost Ark 2. Saving Private Ryan 3. The Last Crusade 4. Schindlers List 5. Jurassic Park

[@goldenlightpictures6223]

Ranking the movies I have seen (I eventually want to watch them all) 12. Crystal skull 11. Empire of sun 10. Lost world 9. Ready player one 8. Westside story 7. Temple of doom 6.Tintin 5. Fablemans 4. Jurassic park 3.ET 2. Raiders 1. Last crusade

[@jeffreylabrie2457]

John Williams is awesome and cool you recognize his contribution to his films! Have you ever considered a top 10 composer list? Would enjoy your thoughts on it

[@andynachos2045]

This was hard! 34: always 33: 1941 32: the color purple 31: Munich 30: minority report 29: catch me if you can 28: the lost world 27: tintin 26: A.I 25: the BFG 24: skulls 23: last crusade 22: empire of the sun 21: close encounters 20: temple of doom 19: duel 18: the fabelmans 17: bridge of spies 16: last crusade 15: hook 14: E.T 13: Lincoln 12: west side story 11: war horse 10: the terminal 9: ready player one 8: the sugarcane express 7: saving private Ryan 6: schindlers list 5: the post 4: jaws 3: amistad 2: raiders of the lost arc 1: Jurassic park

[@davidhoffman4641]

Here is my ranking of the Steven Spielberg films I’ve seen: 1. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 2. Catch Me if You Can 3. Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark 4. Jurassic Park 5. E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial 6. West Side Story 7. Minority Report 8. Ready Player One 9. Close Encounters of the Third Kind 10. Hook 11. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom 12. The Adventures of Tintin 13. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

[@matthewlean]

A legendary director. Here is my ranking of the 19 that I've seen 19. Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (The only one I dislike) 18. Ready Player One 17. Hook 16. Lincoln 15. War Horse 14. Temple of Doom 13. Bridge of Spies 12. E.T. 11. West Side Story 10. Saving Private Ryan 9. Close Encounters 8. Jurassic Park 7. Catch Me If You Can 6. The Fabelmans 5. Schindler's List 4. The Last Crusade 3. Empire of the Sun 2. Jaws 1. Raiders of the Lost Ark

[@Piccolone]

My top 5 is 1: Schindler's list 2: Catch me if you can 3: Saving private Ryan 4: Raiders Of the lost ark 5: Jurassic park

[@_mcneill__]

Great video! Here’s my top 10 Spielberg movies: 1. Catch Me If You Can 2. Lincoln 3. Empire of the Sun 4. Schindler’s List 5. Raiders of the Lost Ark 6. Jurassic Park 7. Minority Report 8. The Fabelmans 9. Bridge of Spies 10. Saving Private Ryan

[@whatsinthebox7374]

Finally someone who gives Amistad the respect it deserves

[@awesomecoolguy7541]

Here is my ranking of my favorite director's movies: 34. 1941 33. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull 32. War of the Worlds 31. Always 30. The BFG 29. The Post 28. Duel 27. The Sugarland Express 26. A.I. Artificial Intelligence 25. Ready Player One 24. War Horse 23. The Terminal 22. Amistad 21. Bridge of Spies 20. Lincoln 19. Hook 18. The Lost World: Jurassic Park 17. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom 16. Minority Report 15. Munich 14. The Adventures of Tintin 13. Empire of the Sun 12. The Color Purple 11. West Side Story 10. The Fabelmans 9. Close Encounters of the Third Kind 8. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 7. Catch Me If You Can 6. Jaws 5. Raiders of the Lost Ark 4. E.T. the Extra Terrestrial 3. Saving Private Ryan 2. Schindler's List 1. Jurassic Park

[@ARKflicks]

Steven Spielberg Movies (that I’ve seen) Ranked 1.Raiders of the Lost Ark 2.Schindler’s List 3.Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 4.Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom 5.Jurassic Park 6.Jaws 7.Saving Private Ryan 8.Catch Me If You Can 9.Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull 10.The Fabelmans 10.Minority Report 11.Close Encounters of The Third Kind 12. Lincoln 13.E.T. The Extra Terrestrial 14.Ready Player One 15.War of the Worlds 16.Bridge of Spies 17.War Horse 18.The BFG 19.Jurassic Park: The Lost World

[@jimmykarlsson2567]

Imagine if you included all the pictures Spielberg has worked on, one way or another. I mean the greatness just goes on and on

[@Bradley_Stein]

Schindler's List is a movie everyone should see, but there's never a good time to see it. I had to plan two weeks in advance to watch it. It would have been one week, but I had to reschedule.

[@RyanDudziak]

Man you lost me putting Tintin so low, that movie is fantastic

[@NinthShinigami]

My top 5 favorites are: 5. E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial 4. Hook 3. Jaws (my 20th favorite movie of all time) 2. Jurassic Park (my 17th favorite movie of all time) 1. Raiders of The Lost Ark (and the rest of the Indy trilogy cause why not 🤪🤪🤪, this is also my 2nd favorite movie and trilogy of all time) Spielberg is my favorite director, and in my eyes, he is the filmmaking GOAT, the legends directed depressing war films, classics, sci fi, action, horror, a musical, a pop culture tribute, and even a semi autobiography 🐐🐐🐐

[@owengibby]

I agree with all ur picks I can respect the list and ur opinions though I find E.T. Better than hook I find it a better story, better characters better directing though I do love hook

[@NinthShinigami]

@@owengibby Hook I put higher as I have more of a nostalgia for it. I saw it before I ever did E.T. and it was one of the first movies I had ever seen my favorite actor in: Robin Williams. It was because of this movie and a couple others that I love him as an actor. They also would show it like two weeks before the school year ended at my old school almost every year. At least one teacher picked it out every year 😂

[@Mangolite]

Of the Spielberg’s films I have seen, these are my favorites in no particular order: Schindler’s List Saving Private Ryan Indiana Jones and Raiders of the Lost Ark Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial Jaws Close Encounters of the Third Kind Jurassic Park The Color Purple Empire of the Sun Duel Minority Report Hook Ready Player One War of the Worlds Amistad Catch Me If You Can A.I. Artificial Intelligence