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Summary: BAR NONE THE GREATEST FILM EVER MADE
Review: Everything about this film is perfect and unbeatable. THE Last word on holocaust films and films in General the finest directors finest achievment
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Summary: This film is truly a magnificient masterpiece!
Review: This film is a very moving, life changing experience. I thought that the film was a great way to let the world know about how truly gruesome the Holocaust really was. I don't think that Steven Spielberg could have made a better film. I personally loved the way he directed those haunting parts of the movie that just stick in your mind. For example, the little boy in the latrine hiding, and the little girl in the red coat. In closing, I thought that this film was mindblowing.
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Summary: This movie is a must see!
Review: Not only should one see this movie because of its great performances and painful realism, but also because we should NEVER forget the atrocities man is capable of committing.
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Summary: One of the best....
Review: To say the truth,this movie needs no explain.Spielberg always make great films without using great A+ actors.(Except a few films)Jaws,Close Encounters Of The Third Kind,E.T,Jurrasik Park,and etc.....This flick called Schindler's List is a great master piece of his.People and I think that he made this flick to show how his ancestors suffered in The World War 2.(He's Jewish)Anyways,this is a great humanistic flick.Everyone in this world who see this movie,will cry at least once.(I wipped my tears at the last scene)People who don't feel sad and don't feel nothing,isn't a person who doesn't know how to see a great master piece.
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Summary: This movie put me to sleep!!
Review: I warn you not to see this movie. Watch your dog sleep instead!!!!!
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Summary: A Spielberg triumph
Review: A lot of Steven Spielberg films are my favorite movies. There's his greatest film Saving Private Ryan, Amistad, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Jaws, and his other cinematic triumph Schindler's List. List is a powerful film about the horrors of concentration camps and how we treat people as a society. While it wasn't quite as horrific as Saving Private Ryan, it holds its own ground as being a masterpiece. I would advise anyone who hasn't seen Spielberg's dramatic films to start with this one.
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Summary: This movie should be 10 STARS.......
Review: I would like to apologize everyone for puting this movie 1 star. I use to hate it because I have recorded this film from the VCR and the picture looks ugly in black and white and so is the sound. So I decided to buy the real tape to see the picture looks better and it did. The black and white picture looks sharp and the sound is much better. It doesn't look dirty anymore. Now it is easy to understand. Now it is now one of my favorite movie of all time. From now on, I should never recorded any black and white famous movie again. If anyone felt sorry to me please write back to me.
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Summary: Did Mr. Spiel get too excited?
Review: I don't understand why, but throughout the movie, I felt like a message was being shoved down my throat: everyone seemed to scream "THESE ARE THE HORRORS OF THE HOLOCAUST! FEEL PITY FOR US!" My heart wasn't touched by this at all; It was somewhat disappointing. But I suppose Steven Spielberg knows he can make money by making people swallow it.
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Summary: Not at all funny
Review: This movie is not even the slightest bit funny. When I saw that Liam Neeson, Ben Kingsley and Ralph Fiennes were teaming up under the comic tutelage of Steven Spielberg, I must say that my hopes were high. It falls flat. The comedy is forced and tired and just not funny. Sure, I might have smirked once or twice, but mostly this is just not funny stuff. It's just not funny. If you want funny, I would suggest Richard Pryor movies or maybe "Bachelor Party" starring Tom Hanks before he started making unfunny movies too. I did like the black and white part about it though. That was kind of funny, but not ha ha funny.
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Summary: One of the gratest films ever
Review: I just have one question:how is it possible that Ralph Fiennes did not win an Oscar for this movie? Before I saw this film, I never thought that acting could reach such a level. He is simply magnificent. The expression on his face when he tells Stern "Look at me" is the best scene in movie history. The movie is great because it is made in such a way that it seems a documentary. The plot is very interesting because it does not only focus on the holocaust, but also on the corruption in the Third Reich. A must see!
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