Graphic and touching Drama about Schindler's role during the Holocaust

Rating: 9/10 (21 December 2018)

This is a black and white movie which takes you back in time to old eastern Germany (now Poland) 1941 onwards.

Most scenes look very real since the props and clothes were exceptionally well chosen and the actual locations are shown. Executions look really descriptive.

Liam Neeson as Schindler, I am unsteady if he was THE perfect choice, but I can support the decision since both are about 6'4" tall plus Neeson is charmable and a great character actor.
I don't have any doubts about choices made for the rest of the cast. Every remaining role fits 100% perfectly well.

You can argue about the accuracy of some smaller events in this movie since it is based on a fictional novel which is based on the actual history, but it's certain, the movie makes you want to know more about the happenings and as a story of it's own it makes sense and has great value.

I always kind of dodged watching the movie, I thought I'd know what would happen and it would be a very dry movie, but now I feel more educated about the time and I feel emotionally more touched.