An absolute masterpiece. I could have wrote more.

Rating: Null/10 (8 December 2018)

One of the most historically, socially, & politically important films of all time. For the 25th Anniversary of this Spielberg masterpiece, the film has been re-released in theaters for a short time remastered for Dolby Cinema and should not be missed. Based on a true story, shot more like a documentary than a feature film, it gives one of the most realistic & heart wrenching portrayals of the Holocaust put on film. It explores the depths of what makes someone good or evil, using its black & white color palette to further illustrate the grey middle ground that our protagonist walks. It is mind blowing that neither Liam Neeson nor Ralph Fiennes won an Oscar for their portrayals of Oskar Schindler and Amon Goeth, respectively. Nor Ben Kingsley as Itzhak Stern for that matter. John Williams' score is beautiful & haunting, exactly as it should be, adding to what is probably Spielberg's greatest film. It is too fitting a time for this release with today's political climate & the amount of hate being spewed by people in power toward "those" that are different than "us". Reminding us that if we do not stand up to this hate, it won't be long until we're back in this kind of situation again.