The only Steven Spielberg films I've seen were his Jurassic Park series and one more film I can't recall. In my opinion, all of them lacked in appeal.
I might watch the film, however past experiences of the director's work is pushing me away.
This is a subjective thing, but IMO Spielberg is the Beatles of contemporary cinema. Whatever you can think of to do he's done it already but better. Director, producer, whatever. If he's not directing it he's funding and producing so the "appeal" gets made. Some of his highlights:
ET - "ET phone home!"
All Indiana Jones - "I hate snakes!" "Doctor Jones! Doctor Jones!"
Back To The Future - McFlyyyyy!! Anybody home????
Jurrasic Park - CGI has arrived!
Jaws - Dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun ahhhhh!!!!!
Close and Counters - Famous musical melody
The Goonies - If you grew up in the 80s you've seen this at least 10 times
Men In Black - Nothing specific I can think of, but a huge cultural hit
Shrek - single most successful cartoon of all time
Schindler's List - Destruction to classical piano music!
Poltergeist - "They're heeeyerrrr"
Saving Private Ryan - "Earn this..." followed by grown men weeping like little girls in movie theaters across the world
Personally, the first 30 minutes of Saving Private Ryan is the most compelling, riveting, and anxious I've ever spent in a movie theater. I had to see it 3 times in the theater just to keep experiencing it.