seen for the first time in DOLBY. and wow! ralph fiennes at his ralph finest! me and the three other dads at the 10am showing are really in our feelings right now

A red coat. That's all it is. It's used to keep warm, a shelter against the blistering cold. Gusts of wind tatter and billow, threatening the gentle glow that results from the little red coat. In all the horror, the absolute Hell, the devastation, the inhumanity; a simple color evokes so much more than the thought of gentle compliments and a tender smile.

Steven Spielberg's Schindler's List is simply one of the greatest films committed to celluloid. Bar none. No exaggeration. It is as essential, historical, vibrant, emotional, magnificent, harrowing, and impeccably orchestrated as anything that's ever been released in the cinematic medium.

And like the red coat of the little girl, the film will never fade, only growing in distinct majesty and singular clarity.

100

Schindler's List is often hypocritical. It tugs at the heartstrings while stripping its formal mechanics of sentiment. It portrays the truth of history while often succumbing to cheap suspense tactics (the shower scene). It provides a snapshot of the industrialized functions of the holocaust while rarely moving beyond the story at hand, which would be fine if it didn't sway into broader digressions. Spielberg's pride in making it, and deciding *this* story is the one to tell has always ruffled feathers, but it is still an honorable act of remembrance. One that is so unbearably moving that its role as a reminder, an evocation, and a depiction seemingly blend together. To create an accessible hollywood depiction of the holocaust in all its inhumanity and yet not push for an overview of its history is powerful. The list is the life of these faces, these people, and of this masterpiece. Spielberg will forever be one of the greatest filmmakers.

A horrifying journey of one Oscar Schindler as he comes to terms with the vicious Nazi Germany extermination machine and tries with all his might to save as many lives as possible. A true tear jerker if there ever was one 💃.

Posiblemente la mejor película que abarca el tema del Holocausto nazi, es de las películas más crudas que he visto a lo largo de mi vida y pues a decir verdad creo que es gran merecedora del Oscar, además que creo que es una de las pocas películas en blanco y negro que se hicieron merecedoras de este premio, en síntesis esta es una excelente película, si no me dijeran que es una película fácilmente podría pensar que son grabaciones reales.

there are no words to describe watching this movie...
the black and white effect really blends in with the storyline.
i suggest everyone to watch it, it’s too good to be missed.

dói muito

I think everyone just universally agrees that this movie is a masterpiece, and they should, because it is that.

This is a funny movie about a boy in 2nd grade named Schindler. It's his birthday! He's turning 8! He's having a party at Chucky cheeses! He has a birthday list and at the top of the list is a PS5. When he finds out his parents aren't getting him a PS5 he is very upset... BUT! He can get a PS5 at Chucky Cheeses for 1,500 tickets. Schindler has 100 tokens and he has to work hard to get the tickets. He has already saved 1,200...
TICKETS UP and he only needs 300 more tickets to get the big PS5. Will he get the PS5? Or will his birthday be ruined and his list incomplete! Find out this summer in a theater near you!

Personally I give this movie a 10/10

Schindler's List is a beautiful and important film that everyone should take time to see at least once. Words simply aren't enough to describe this film. The emotion and love that went into making of and the performances in Schindler's List deserve deserve every ounce of praise it has earned.