Schindler's List

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Tim S. @RottenTim 1d Incredibly movies picture. See more Diandre R @RT53139537 May 16 This is a great movie. It’s a hard watch, and I completely understand why people say they can only watch it once in their lives. It’s emotionally brutal. My only two problems are: It’s extremely long I should have never watched it on Mother’s Day. This is probably not the best movie to watch on Mother’s Day. However, overall, this is still a great movie. See more Billy H. @RT56552638 May 16 Pretty good movie, I would like more action preferably but definitely eye catching and shows the true nature of the holocaust. See more Hayden W @FoxWolfReviews May 12 No words can describe this masterclass. See more S D @RT66170397 Apr 21 Definitely Spielberg's best movie, made the same year as Jurassic park which is kind of insane. Liam Neeson and Ralph Fiennes both deserved Oscars for their performances. Fiennes plays someone who is just pure evil, and who was actually even worse in real life. Amon is much more terrifying and depraved than Fiennes' most famous role as Voldemort, you get the sense he would have been a serial killer or something if he wasn't an SS officer. Schindler breaking down and saying he didn't do enough is one of the best movie scenes ever. Many people will say he was just being hard on himself there but the sad truth is he's kind of right. And yet most people did less than him, and even now humanity hasn't really learned from the holocaust. See more Kevin P @RT55971421 Apr 13 An incredibly motivating movie about Steven Spielberg's heartbreaking depiction of the Holocaust and Oskar Schindler's attempts to free as many Jewish refugees as possible. It's very different for Spielberg, as it's so brutal and dark, yet there's still a small underlying thread of hope that weaves the entire narrative together that shines through by the end. But the horrors of this atrocity is never forgotten in the film and never will be. Great cast. Liam Neeson acts his heart out as Oskar Schindler. You watch as the slow hand of oppression slides in. The film is flawlessly directed. The Jewish forced labor camps are hard to watch. Schindler was such a hero, and he has a heartbreaking scene when he cries about the people he couldn't save while everyone thanks him for what he did. It's such a bittersweet, but hopeful ending. It's an incredibly powerful and emotionally moving film that will touch your soul and leave you silent for the rest of the night long after the end credits roll. See more Read all reviews

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