Schindler's List (1993) - Movie Review

Little can be said about Schindler's List that people do not already know - that it is one of the most stunning movies ever made. Stephen Spielberg's masterpiece will forever be remembered as one of the greatest stories ever told.

There isn't a flaw in the entire movie. The symbolism of Spielberg's use of color (or lack thereof) is perfect. The camerawork - much of which comes from handheld devices - is perfect. The script is perfect. The acting from all involved, especially the stars Liam Neeson, Ralph Fiennes and Ben Kinglsey, is sensational.

Again, little can be said about such a movie. What is it to analyze something that is as close to perfect as any movie can be?

This movie is lonely because people have neglected it and not written kind things about it. Please help this movie feel better about itself and write a comment or review now.

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