Brilliant, absolutely incredible film is Spielberg's best

Rating: 10/10 (17 June 2005)

This film does not have one error in anything in it: This film is absolutely brilliant in any standard, it is flawless, perfectly executed, shocking (REALLY SHOCKING), extremely violent (the many scenes of Jews being executed are definitely the most graphically realistic, totally believable brutal killings ever put on film, AND I MEAN THAT.) and extremely intense, in every sense of the word. This film does not have a false note in it's execution scenes, storytelling or acting. And this film is so moving (especially for Jews) and so engrossing that it felt like this whole film was really happening around me when I watched it (and I was dead scared, don't get me wrong) There is no way anybody will be offended by this film. The last great, unforgettable, internationally critically acclaimed 5-star and classic film of the ages. And it is all based on a true story.
Liam Neeson is extraordinary as Oskar Schindler, a member of the Nazi party who saves the lives of 1,100 Jews by employing them to work in his factory. Ben Kingsley is compelling as Schindler's Jewish accountant (and WHY wasn't he at least nominated?) and Ralph Fiennes is terrifying as the foul-mouthed Nazi Commandant. Both Neeson and Fiennes were nominated (they should have both won) Neeson for Best Actor, and Fiennes for Supporting Actor.