It´s on my Top 10 list ever.

Rating: 10/10 (18 February 1999)

Stupids are those who accuse this movie to be a comedy about a great tragedy for humankind. They just don´t have enough feeling to realize that the message of this film goes much beyond this simple and ignorant lecture. The way the father faces the tragedy about to come, trying to hide it from his kid and the way he is always trying to touch his wife´s heart while in the prision (Using the radio to say "Buon Giorno, Principessa" or playing Offenbach during the Nazi´s dinner to remember his wife no matter where she is, she is still with him) shows us a supreme lesson of love and affection for those we love. No matter your religion, status, color or whatever you are, you just have to look back to your life, even if it was/have been troubled, then think of the persons you always loved and still love and this phrase will jump out of your mouth. "Life is Beautiful"