wowwwwwww amazingggggggggg

Rating: 10/10 (11 February 2005)

Roman Polanski.... wow I was very impressed how he brought that stylistic & mental feel for Jewish people during the WW2. Adrian Brodey...wow the acting was just out of this world. Szpilman life is a piece of art, how one man's survival is his love for music, that is very inspiring.
I want to elaborate on the brilliance of the Piano & the German scene, When i mentioned the stylistic feel I was referring to for example at the end of the movie when we see Szpilman "Adrian Brodey" playing the piano for Wilm Hosenfeld "Thomas Kretschmann", we notice steam coming out of Szpilman's mouth, Polanski made sure that room was cold so that Andrian Brodey can get in the mood of the scene and re-act as though it was a reality in 1945.
After viewing this film i took a personal approach on Wilm Hosenfeld if it wasn't for him Szpilman's story would remain non existential as many other Jewish people that died in the war, i am positive there were great talent among them.
I give this movie a 10 on 10 i really want to give it an 11 on 10...