Spielberg's amazing WW2 classic, which tells the true story of a Nazi, Oskar Schindler, who saved the lives of hundreds of Jews.

Rating: 10/10 (27 June 2000)

Everyone who's seen SCHINDLER'S LIST, Steven Spielberg's Oscar-winning 1993 film distributed by Universal, has loved it. Most even cried (myself included), due to the realistic Holocaust story. The film takes place, of course, in WW2. Starting in 1939, a German man named Oskar Schindler (Liam Neeson) comes into quick fame at a Nazi private party, using only his money and suave manor. With help from high-ranking Nazi officers, he starts up a pots and pans factory to help the Jews work. After a few years, when we have seen many Jews massacred and shot, Schindler makes a list of Jews, to be escorted to a German arms factory in his home town, and saves them from a trigger-happy, power-mad Nazi officer (portrayed by Ralph Fiennes). After YOU (who haven't seen it) see it, you will agree that it will not soon be a forgotten masterpiece.