Speilberg has failed.

Rating: Null/10 (18 July 2002)

This film is quite awful, if only because Steven Speilberg is intent on viewing all tragedies of the past in terms of black and white. I cringe to think that Speilberg will eventually go about making an "epic" feature in regard to the events that took place in September of last year. And again, I do believe that Speilberg is only capable of viewing major events of the past or present, in terms of black and white. Speilberg is much like George Lucas, in that he has the imagination of a child. A film of this nature would have been much more effective as an in-depth documentary, but if a feature must be made, then it should have went into the hands of a David Lynch or Stanley Kubrick. Steven Speilberg simply does not have the emotional depth to bring a feature like this fully to life. He is a highly overrated director and should probably stick to making his laughable fantasy films, and go about marketing toys and other such nonsense.