I've never seen "Schindler's List". Is it any good?

Agreed. It's one of those films I held off seeing for a long time, but when I did... It's incredibly gripping, heartbreaking, a masterpiece of filmmaking.

It changed my life, or helped to change it, I saw it at a time when I was trying to better myself and change careers. When I saw the film and it ended and I was sitting there like I'd been hit in the head with a hammer, my first coherent thought was "Well, why aren't *I* helping people???". So yes, I ended up going back to school and going into the helping professions, and helping others and changing my own life for the better. I don't give the movie sole credit or anything, but it did give me a kick in the right direction.

I feel the same way. Some movies hit you in such an emotional way that you cannot bear to watch them again. For what it's worth, I haven't seen Schindler's List, either.

Same here. I think it's the last Spielberg masterpiece (Bridge of Spies is a very good movie, it's far from being a masterpiece, though). And I've seen more than once his 80s movies... but I've never rewatched the Schindler one.

Same here. It's a tough watch, but worth it.

Same. It's impact is profound.

I don't care about the sentimentalism. After all, the whole WW2 topic is heavily manipulated. In a German soldier's words: "the big lesson I learnt in WW2 was that winners write History".

Spielberg didn't do anything that it's regularly done. At least, he made a masterpiece out of it.

I suspect I'd do the same.

Yes it is.

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