Schindler's List is one of the best films about WWII

Rating: 9/10 (2 July 2000)

Rating: 9/10
Schindler's List takes place during World War II. It revolves around the Germans and the Jewish Ghettos. Oskar Schindler (Liam Neeson) is an influential business man in the Nazi party, looking to make an enormous profit due to the was. Schindler brings several hundred Jews onto his work crew and starts manufacturing. Schindler runs into trouble a few times with keeping his work crew from being killed by Nazi rule and their general way of running things. Schindler hires a jewish accountant to run his business for him and keep track if the business. The focus of the movie revolves around Schindler's relationship with his workers and their struggle through the war.
Schindler's List is a black and white movie which turns a lot of people off, however it was a wonderful concept that was executed very well. Schindler's List made more of an impact being in black and white. It gave the movie more of a sense of actually being involved in the war era. Spielberg did a good job at directing this movie, but could have altered a few things to make the movie less awkward and more focused. For instance, there were a few shots of nudity that were completely unnecessary and could have been avoided and modified and still effectively portray the concept being presented. The nudity with a few individual lovers of Nazi members, for this movie, took the film from an engaging story with meaning to a meaningless question and cheap entertainment thrown in to captivate the audience. In my opinion the film did not need to be "perked up" to keep the audience awake. However, there was mass nudity during a few scenes, both male and female, which I felt was completely necessary and helped in presenting a more real illustration of the camps the jews were forced to dwell in. Schindler's List was an excellent film that did an extraordinary job at portraying the Jewish struggle and Nazi politics during World War II.