Despite Steven Spielberg being one of the most prolific figures to ever grace the medium, he does have a few movies that seem to not be as noteworthy in the public eye.
1941 is one of course, while his mid-1980's drama that introduced the world to Christian Bale
Empire Of The Sun also feels like it's slipped through the cracks and maybe it's just me, but his 2005 Best Picture nominee
Munich also feels like it could be given that distinction. Another one if his films in that category is his 1997 feature
Amistad, which I first heard about in the book
The Men Who Would Be King (a book chronicling the rise and fall of Spielberg's movie studio DreamWorks) where it was looked back on as both an awards and financial disappointment in the history of the studio.
