Thirty-two years ago in the summer of 1975, ""Jaws"" had moviegoers jumping out of their seats. And it was all thanks to Steven Spielberg, who is now taking a look back at some of his most memorable films in a new documentary.

Beloved by his peers, many consider Spielberg to be the greatest director of our generation.

In the Turner Classic Movies documentary ""Spielberg On Spielberg,"" the movie titan credits his biggest flop ? the 1979 war satire ""1941"" ? as the best lesson of his career.

""What killed the comedy was the amount of destruction. I just blew too much stuff up,"" Spielberg noted.

On the flip side, he admits after the mega success of ""Jaws"" and ""Close Encounters,"" his ego got too big. Read more /www.accesshollywood.com/news/ah5935.shtml"">here and watch some footage from the upcoming documentary."