A terrible movie

Rating: 10/10 (6 March 2005)

This movie may have been the most terrible thing I have seen to date, but the quality of the film was spectacular. By terrible, I mean the actions depicted in the film were atrocious. The lasting effects this film had on me were monumental. For the first time in my life, I felt I had witnessed Hell. And the sad part is that this was a Hollywood version of the actual actions that took place.
Oskar Schindler, a womanizer, a crook, a money-hungry fiend, became the greatest hero to some eleven hundred Jews. He became a god for the people at a time when God seemed to have abandoned His people.
This is expertly displayed throughout the film, with no details spared. The scenes in which the Jewish people are being rounded up, the crematory scenes and the shower scene, are just some examples of the true horror experienced by these poor unfortunate souls.
Spielberg has created a masterpiece. An honest to God masterpiece with no flaws. No question it deserves the acclaim it has received. A must-see for those who think they do know what happened during the Holocaust, for there are some things words cannot describe.