Perfect from all points of view. Perfect on so many levels.

Rating: 10/10 (31 August 2015)

To begin with, I'd like to mention that I had no interest in this movie, Schindler's List. I had heard about it, but did not feel like watching it. You know, every week there are at least twenty-five new movies being released just in the U.S.. Thus, on the list of the billions of movies I could watch, this movie was not even in top 10,000.
I accidentally ended up watching it. I was at home sick and they were showing it on TV. Bored and with nothing to do, I said watching this movie can't really hurt or anything.
The first ten minutes were weird and I did not get much from it. I was already reluctant about watching, but in the end, I kept going. Truth be told, I did not even know what it really was about.
But as the story kept going, I fell in love. I fell in love with the fantastic directing, of the one and only Steven Spielberg. I fell in love with the realistic and award-worthy performances of Liam Neeson, Ben Kingsley, Embeth Davidtz and, especially, Ralph Fiennes. While I have already respected Neeson and Kingsley, knowing them as brilliant actors, it was not until this movie that I started liking Fiennes's performance. Until then, I'd known him from the Potter movies, in which his performance couldn't connect much with me. And to end this list, I fell in love with every single detail this movie had.
Outstanding and brilliant are ant-sized words in comparison to what Schindler's List's true adjectives sound like. I am not really capable of naming at least one.
And to end this review, there is absolutely no wonder why this movie is among the best of all times. It is my favorite ever and, for sure, it deserves to be #6 on IMDb 250 Movies.