Who else has seen Schindler's List?!
Question: Did it make you cry?
i cried. a lot. but i cry at a few films.
Answers: Did it make you cry?
i cried. a lot. but i cry at a few films.
One of my favourite films, great performances from everyone, especially, Liam Neeson and Ralph Fiennes. In my opinion, Spielbergs best film, even more poignant, as it was shot in black and white. A true story, beautifully told. I defy anyone not to shed a tear at the final scenes, by the grave.
I bawled when I saw it.
me. i watched it couple times.
I loved Schindler's List. I cried at the end. You don't find very many happy endings in ww2 movies that have to do with the jews and hitler. It was a pleasant surprise.
Its one of my favourite films.The book is the best.Get "diffrent seasons"
I watched parts of it. Too upsetting.
Unlike 99% of the crud Hollyweird crams down our throats that movie was actual fact and i think thats what makes it so hard to deal with and to watch.
I saw it in 1991 It was on and then off the screen. The music is moving at the end and the end of the movie if you read it tells the story at the grave of Schindler himself.
The whole theater was quite, you could hear a pin drop and people crying and the shuffling of feet as people left slowly, looking down, not wanting to see others or be seen. It was a moving experience i will never forget.
John Schindler's List came out in 1993 not 1991
The film starts off to reveal a womanizing, Nazi business man who profited off of slave labor. The Nazi business man is of course Oskar Schindler. Oskar is just like most men. He has a love for good wine, beautiful women, and pursues happiness through the success of his business. But on his journey to a successful business, millions of Jews were being killed during a time which most label as one of the darkest periods of human history. As Oskar made money, innocent people were being murdered. That's when the self-centered, often money hungry Oskar steps in and gives up his goal of having a successful business to save the lives of over 1,000 Jews.
This film is about redemption and was beautifully photographed in black and white by Janusz Kaminski (cinematographer). At the helm is no one other than Steven Spielberg, who brilliantly called non-pretentious shots and brought back to life a time and period most want to forget, but shouldn't.
i bought it a few years ago and make a point to watch it once a year because i think its an important and (still) relevant film...i still cry every time.
I have it on DVD. I weep buckets every time I watch it. The thing that makes it really sad for me is the fact that it is true.
i own the dvd and video. of course i cried!!
I watched it when it first came out. I cried,too.
I think everyone cried for that one. I still do when I watch it.
no matter how serious or honest the filmmakers, and no matter how deeply committed they are to rendering the subject faithfully, the history that finally appears on the screen can never fully satisfy the historian. But if you like Schindlers list then really you should make a point in watching Shoah, it is a very long movie 9 hours in duration, made in 1985 by Claude Lanzmann
I watched it and thought it was overrated.I'm not critisizing the subject matter just the film.It didn't do anything for me and I found it quite boring.I was more moved by the documentary that Spielberg did several years afterward about the holocaust.It was riveting and at the same time dreadful to watch and I was deeply moved hearing the retelling of the horrors that the subjects of the documentary endured.
I don't know the name of it and I saw it on HBO I would like to find it and put it in my collection.It is a documentary that everyone needs to see.
yes very sad. my favourite film though.
i did n i liked it very much!!!!
it made me cry.....still does!!!
I didnt cry but it was a very powerful movie.
i have and yes it did.
Ive seen it and yeah, ill admit that it brought a tear to my eye. Fantastic film though!
Love it.
yeah. great movie. a real eye opener. and yeah i cried.
no i was too drunk to remeber much about it