The greatest movie of all time.

Rating: 10/10 (28 July 2002)

The greatest and most important film ever made. The acting is superb with 3 tour de force performances from Liam Neeson, Ralph Fiennes and Ben Kingsley.
It still remains as the academy's greatest disgrace that Neeson and Fiennes did not pick up the Oscar for their performances.
Spielberg delivers the undeliverable with a technical masterpiece. The film is restrained considering the subject matter and the directors involvement in the history. He could have gone for gross out but the horrors are all the more shocking for his restraint.
The scene with Oskar Schindler walking into the street to find flakes falling from the sky like snow and Amon Goeth standing by the mountain of human bodies remains the greatest and most powerful scene in movie history.
The film deserves all the awards and plaudits and is now shown to 15 year old schoolchildren in the school curiculum in England.
This film is a complete and total masterpiece.