Schindler's List

One of the few films I cried over. Very powerful, very heartwarming!

An incredible movie. I'm unlikely to reconsider

The movie is good! And the book is beautiful too! I advise you to watch and read it)

A mind-altering film. My favorite

It's a great movie. It's strange that there are so few comments, so many people will write about any nonsense!! A worthwhile film, perhaps, is not for everyone. And listen to the music, how it conveys all this pain!

I liked the phrase "He who saves one life saves the whole world." I shed a tear.
But in general, I did not like the film. He is based on real events and has something to think about, but it's more about expectations (which were fabulous), and I expected a different implementation. My business, of course, and there are no complaints about the film, but I will not advise it to anyone, and even more so to review it.

A very heavy film, but there is no other word in my head, except as a masterpiece.

It is difficult after watching to find words to describe the emotions of the film.
One of the hardest movies I've watched. I couldn't get together for a long time to watch it, and finally I looked at it years later. This is a masterpiece, of course, the story, the acting, the music, the video sequence, the camerawork, everything is at the highest level and shakes to the depths of the soul. The story itself is terrible, as is the whole history of the war. Even saving thousands of lives doesn't make this story any brighter.
But the movie is amazing, I definitely advise you to watch it at least once. True, this is not the film that you will review, but it will definitely remain in your memory.

There is an interesting Russian documentary about Schindler's wife, called The Bitter Taste of Love or Frau Schindler's List;

The diamond in Steven Spielberg's career. Very hard to watch, but worth it.

The film is definitely a must-see. Such a bright and gloomy aftertaste at the same time should still be tried to leave. The whole topic of the Holocaust is, in principle, very difficult. Every time you watch films like this, you wonder how humanity was able to get to this point? It would seem that every year, technologically, the world is only moving forward, but people continue to cut each other's throats for the sake of who knows what. Why was Hitler angry at the Jews? What did he dislike about their nationality? It is unlikely that we will ever find out what motivated this man and all those people who obeyed him, who could just go out on the balcony in the morning and shoot a couple of people for fun, because they simply did not consider them people, but just some kind of cattle. And Spielberg shows this perfectly, the whole ordinariness of such situations, when not a single muscle twitches on the face during a shot and people just continue to conduct their conversations, paying no attention to the man lying next to him with a bullet in his head. It's really creepy.

And I don't know how good a man Schindler was, but I didn't really understand why he decided to help Jews. It was as if during the first half of the film he treated them with some disdain. The constant grin makes it impossible to see what is really on his mind. Indeed, he took them to the factory because he felt sorry for them and wanted to help, or it was just profitable. There are no questions about the second half, there he tried to save them literally at any cost. And the last conversation with all the people he saved, it's just a breakup. When they give him a ring, and he realizes how little has been done, that many times more could have been saved. And when you see all those people coming to Schindler's grave, you just get goosebumps all over your body, because you realize if it wasn't for him, most likely they wouldn't be alive right now. Many people would do well to watch such films more often in order to remember what human cruelty can lead to, how terrible it is.

One of the funniest and funniest comedies I've ever watched!

Such films should be shown in history lessons, otherwise many now have no understanding of the horror of the Second World War at all.

Liam Neeson and Ben Kingsley played their roles superbly, but Ralph Fiennes was simply incomparable.

It's a great movie. There are no words to describe his greatness. A truly iconic movie.