Greatly underrated

Rating: 10/10 (6 May 2006)

This is one colossal success for the modern filming industry.The truth is that this might be called as one of the greatest films ever made and that would not be exaggeration.A beautiful film for the truth about life... It shows how the insanity of some individuals can ruin the life of others.
The main conflict is between love, hope and will against despair, hate and impasse. It brilliantly shows that real life is not a fairytale, in real life people die, in real life things DO NOT happen the way you want it. There are no magical good guys who come and save everybody. Despite the arrival of allied forces, those people are far from saved. Most of them have lost their beloved ones and their place in society. They have lost their meaning of life, which no "Aragorn"-type hero can bring it back.
And still the life is beautiful... In it's unfairness, in it's cruelty it is the most intriguing thing man will feel. Nomatter if you are in a concentration camp or anywhere else, you value life the most. Life is what you make of it. If you despair the happiness will go elsewhere. So the key massage of the movie is: Whatever happens, do not despair.
I would not want to rate the acting, the action or anything else in the film because there still has not been made up a grade high enough to fit in this case. But I will still put one - "PERFECT MASTERPIECE"! And I just wonder, who would dare to say anything against this film or rate it below 10!
My advice: If you hesitate to watch it - DO IT! You will not regret it!