Powerful

Rating: 10/10 (13 September 1999)

Contains a scene spoiler!!! READ AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!

Steven Spielberg has made the most accurate and haunting portrait of the Holocost ever. I am glad that I had the chance to see this movie, but I wish that I never would have needed to. This movie shows what high school students should know about that horrid event in world history, but don't. The hardest scene, in particular, for me to watch was when Schindler walked out into the street and it looked as though it was snowing. Upon closer inspection, it isn't snow: it's ash from the people who were being incinerated. That one scene was the hardest for me to watch. It is a remarkable story that should be told, and was definately the best movie of 1993. I am glad the Steven Spielberg made this, and I am also glad the schools in my district are now showing us "Schindler's List". It should have been made, for the people who died in the holocost, for people who lived through it, and for people who do not even know what it was.