Schindler's List (Widescreen Edition)

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Summary: Reliving WW II Over Again
Review: I am sure if survivors of WW II seen this movie, it would be like reliving it over again. Even in black & white the movie was very realistic and true. The partial color portion of the movie helped add the effect and told you a little something about Mr. Schiendler himself and how good of a man he was.

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Summary: I Liked It
Review: Personally I liked this movie very much. Really gets you thinking about what happened to so many people and the people who tried to help. My mother, who teaches this time period in high school, doesn't like the movie because there were so many other people who did so much more than Schindler. She feels they picked the wrong person to do a big movie on. I do agree, but I still liked the movie very much.

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Summary: Holocaust as Family Drama, Awful Junk
Review: This film is very empty, for not only does it portray the Germans as "evil, lop-sided, devil worshippers" but it shows the Jews as being "promising, alluring, good guys". If one is to question morality, then do so, but do not give us the black vs white issue found in this film. Speilberg, immature since day one as director, tells us what to think, he strips away our humanity by overdosing us on excessive amounts of guilt and sentimentality. In effect, the film lacks any moral basis except to denounce all evil men and with that, we learn absolutely nothing.....