It's the best

Rating: 10/10 (19 May 2001)

Since I was about eight years old, we got taught the history of the second world war in school and the holocaust was handeled with special care. Nevertheless, only after I saw Schindler's list, the fact that this really happened got through to me and I started realising the whole thing. It really impressed me (but I have to admit I had trouble staying awake at first because they started the broadcasting at about 11.15 PM and as we all know it lasts for over three hours) and I went trough a lot of trouble trying to get the video. But enough about that. It's my favourite (next to interview with the vampire) and Liam Neeson gained himself a place on my favourite actors list (including Al Pachino and Kevin Spacey). Too bad he didn't win the oscar; he's a great actor (sometimes he just makes the wrong movies). I thoink the black and white adds an extra dimension to the film; allthough I never would have recognised the read-coated girl whitout the sudden coulour-adding. Alltogheter, it's for as far as I've seen, the best Historical movie sofar.