A sweltering summer a year ago, Steven Spielberg's 11th summer blockbuster "The Terminal" was released, only to receive the massive criticism "this is the disgrace of Spielberg's directing history" (Rotten Tomatoes score 55%/51%/72%), and for the second time in his career, he didn't snag the opening weekend box office crown for a new release in the summer—and it was the second consecutive time, shattering the dreams of those who hoped "Spielberg would teach Wang Yang how to shoot light comedies."
"Has Spielberg grown old?" Despite being the director with the highest total box office in film history, a barrage of doubts and sarcasms still hit him in the face.
