Spielberg is technically excellent, but intellectually he's an infant.

Saving Private Ryan:

He has a Jewish American soldier aware of the Hollocaust.  No one is aware of what's going on in Germany at this point.  This secrecy was the crux of Nazi evil. If anyone knew, it would definitely not be some American working class kid.

The "horrible mess" of WWII that every character refers to routinely throughout the film.  We were fighting the Nazi's, if there is any war that deserved a sense of honor, it's this one

His stories always bring up very serious moral issues, like "Catch Me If You Can" which he completely ignores.  Is it okay for a con artist to then become an expert at making sure other con artists do time?  You don't have to propose any answer, but can you at least acknowledge an issue?

Very childish.