Greatest Film Ever Made!

Rating: 10/10 (20 May 2020)

Schindler's List is absolutely flawless, from the cinematography to the score, to the absolutely realistic performances, this film is the true MASTERPIECE of the 90's. It's a three hour movie about the holocaust, which if I'm being 100% honest with you, feels more like 1 hour and 50 minutes, it's almost too short, this film could never have a remake, it is one of those golden films you should never try to approach again. Oskar Schindler (played by Liam Neeson) is basically a rich Nazi, who has Jew workers because they make more money than the Germans, let me start off by saying this easily the most realistic and greatest performance ever put on screen! When I talk about this film, I cannot help but smile, because films that are this perfectly made and top tier always make me feel proud that Spielberg exists. E.T. was the movie that made me love movies, Jurassic Park was a movie that made me want to make movies and Schindler's List is a movie that made me care much more about cinema. I want to talk about this movie for as long as I can, so buckle up for a long review.
Schindler's List is about the holocaust, Stanley Kubrick was originally going to take the project, but his extensive research made him depressed and it was also a movie with a happy ending, which with most of Kubrick's work is not the usual way he likes to go with it, so he gave the project to his good friend, Steven Spielberg! Kubrick was so fascinated by Jurassic Park and said he had been looking to capture someone a film that's not real as realistically as Spielberg did, so you could tell they had a friendship. He also loved E.T and more of Spielberg's work, so he trusted him with the project and it ended up being the greatest film ever. Every thing is on point, it feels more like a documentary from the 1940's holocaust than it does a film, and the performances don't even feel like performances, they feel like the real thing. Schindler basically saved 1,100 Jews, so if that's not enough to say that he's a hero, then I don't know what is!
Ralph Fiennes plays Amon Goeth, but to be honest with you, it feels more like Amon Goeth is playing Amon Goeth because of how realistic the performances really feel, every scene is perfectly shot, but the one thing I cannot understand is that it has an M rating in Australia, this film literally has around 500 naked people, around three sex scenes, 100 f-bombs, strong violence and little kids being killed by the Nazis and that is not deserving of an R rating? Nonetheless, all of the things about this film are absolutely perfect and it is the greatest film ever made!
Great film