I Could've done more

Rating: Null/10 (25 June 2010)

Paraphrasing "I could've done more" has to be one of the most heartbreaking lines of dialogue in not only this movie, but any movie. It sums up the world's feelings and regrets for not having done more. It is a regret that we will always live with, voiced very eloquently by Neeson.
By far Spielberg's most powerful film and shows truly what a master of his craft he truly is. The black and white felt like all that old concentration camp footage we have seen over the years giving it that realism that made it even more uncomfortable too watch.
Fiennes performance was dynamic from monster to person to monster. it makes us wonder how people can become this way. Are they truly evil or not even realize that they are evil. Or is that this biggest form of absolute evil?
The film's running length seems to breeze by, although every moment feels completely heavy. I cannot think of another film that has ever had such an effect.
this is something that should be shown in every school as a mandatory requirement.
May we never forget.