Maybe not his best, but it's still good.

Rating: 9/10 (22 May 2008)

"The Terminal" is a Steven Spielberg film about an immigrant named Victor Navorski (Tom Hanks) from the fictional country, Krakozhia, who has to stay in Terminal 67 until the war that makes his country extinct is over. It's a delightful film, full of humor, sadness, and acceptance. I especially love the sequence were Victor is pushing carts back into the racks and earns a bunch of quarters afterwards from the machine on the rack.
My only complaint, however (and this is rare for me as far as Spielberg's concerned), would have to be the ending. I didn't like it that it just ended with him going back to the air port in a taxi after having gone to a jazz concert. I think that they should've had one last scene with Victor and Amelia Warren (Catherine Zeta-Jones). And it could've been anything. They could've talked, they could've had dinner together, anything. But that's just me. I still like it for what it is.