On everyone's list as a top ten movie of all time

Rating: 10/10 (3 September 2006)

The story of Oskar Schinlder, a German by birth who wants to make money in WW II by getting Jewish investors and workers to produce pots and pans in a factory.
The performances are outstanding. Liam Neeson is Oskar and he is wonderful. Ralph Fiennes is the Nazi camp commander and his performance personifying evil is astounding. Ben Kingsley, one of the great actors of ANY era, is magnificent as Stern, the accountant who helps Oskar and at the same time stays under everyone's radar while helping his people during their incarceration.
I could go on and on but that basically describes it. I give it the greatest compliment I could ever give a movie: DON'T MISS IT!