Diary entries forSchindler's List
Schindler's List
“I could have got more out. I could have got more. I don’t know. If I’d just… I could have got more.” Absolutely, "Schindler's List" is a real emotional rollercoaster. It's all about Oskar Schindler going from a money-focused guy to a real-life hero for all those Jewish folks. And that ending, whoa, it hits me right in the feels. Shows us that being kind is worth more than any bling, especially when the world's at its darkest. A movie that's a must-see for everyone.
Schindler's List
One of the greatest and most powerful films ever made. Not one which will jump straight to the top of my rewatch list, but an unbelievable achievement. The performances are masterful, the scenes are brutal and cold, and the whole things feels so real. It’s hard to watch the brutality at times, but important to never forget the disgusting acts which led to so much pain. This film is truly incredible. Art.
Schindler's List
Muy buena en realidad, siento que algunos diálogos y momentos no encajan demasiado con la Narrativa pero en general una calidad ya sea estética y de iluminación muy superior a muchas películas
Schindler's List
we watched a good chunk of Schindler’s List in high school but i didnt really remember much except for the ending where the real life survivors laid rocks on his gravestone. I really have no words except to say that everything that happened to those innocent people pisses me off and may all the victims rest in peace.
Schindler's List
Un grand film malgré que je comprends les critiques sur ce dernier mais faut se rappeler que dans les moments les plus sombres, la lumière arrivera d'une manière ou d'une autre
Schindler's List
“Power is when we have every justification to kill, and we don't.”
Schindler's List
I am so glad that I had to opportunity to see Schindler's List in theaters. There were only a few of us in the showing, but all of us left the film steamy eyed, and this certainly wasn't the first time any of us had seen this film. It's a heartwarming film in the end, but the journey is one that is one of the hardest to get through. It shows the worst in humanity, and while Schindler managed to save some, most weren't as lucky. It's a film that still feels relevant to this day, especially in the political culture that has been spreading around the world. I hope that more people go to see this film again, because the Holocaust is an event in history that does not need to be forgotten, and this film portrays those lost with honor. Schindler's List is not an easy film to watch, but one that every needs to see at least once in their lives, and hopefully this theatrical release will let more people hear Oskar Schindler's remarkable story.
Schindler's List
Film #6 of June 2017 Scavenger Hunt Task #18: A Film That Was Spoiled For You, But You Haven’t Seen It Yet Schindler's List is one of the most harrowing experiences imaginable. This film shows how evil humans can be, as well as how compassionate people can be. Steven Spielberg managed to capture pure, genuine emotion during humanity's worst moment. There's not much that can be said about this film that others have not said before, but Schindler's List certainly is one of the most emotional, bleak, and inspirational films to ever be released. It's a shame to have had the end of this film spoiled, as it really was inspirational. Nevertheless, Schindler's List is one of the most personal films to ever be released, as well as one of the greatest films of all time.
Schindler's List
Imagine you’re working peacefully and out of nowhere people take you to a rooftop to kill you. You know you’re going to die. They bring out a gun and shoot it doesn’t work. They try again… still nothing. With every click you’re more terrified. Then they try another gun it fails too. You’re ready to die, but they just leave you. And this isn’t even 1% of what people go through in Schindler’s List. I don’t even know how to “review” this. You don’t watch it you experience it. It’s heavy, uncomfortable, and hard to sit through at times, but that’s exactly why it works. Liam Neeson is incredible as Schindler. The black n white cinematography makes everything feel raw and real. And that moment with the girl in the red coat… I genuinely have no words. There are so many heartbreaking scenes that will leave you teary eyed. The ending is one of the best I’ve ever seen. That hug >>> The only slight issue is the pacing which feels slow at times mostly in the first half. Overall, a painful, powerful, and essential piece of cinema.
Schindler's List
86/100 A person who kills is weak, a person who spares a life is man of power and a person who saves a life is the highest of them all. Oskar Schindler saved more than 1200 lives. Salutations to you great sir and to the great Steven Spielberg for creating this timeless masterpiece. This is probably the greatest film that I’ve watched this late in my life.
