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| Language: English Runtime: 195 min Audio: 5.1 Frame Rate: 25 fps Video Bitrate: 5428 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 384 kbps |
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 | Year: 1993 Starring: Liam Neeson, Ralph Fiennes, Ben Kingsley Director: Steven Spielberg |
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Review: I. ... sorry you.These words of Amon Goethe (Ralph Fiennes) for the film can be used to adequately describe the themes of this movie: power and forgiveness.I am part of a generation of postwar I was fortunate enough not to experience any major war. And after seeing this movie, I have a deep respect and feelings of those who have suffered during this time, either the Holocaust or the Vietnam War. This film is just waiting to be done and I am glad that this is the right person who dares to take the challenge. Anyone else would not do the film focuses on how justice.The a German named Oskar Schindler saved the lives of thousands of Jews by those who occupy working in factories during the Second World War. However, I feel that the film, the main goal is not to show the goodness Schindler, but the horrors of war. There are some of the most realistic and graphic scenes here ever shot on celluloid. People were killed for no particular reason, hiding in fear, and Gased stripped, abused ...... so much so that viewers who see it for the first time, will be seriously affected. We never see the other side of this war in many Hollywood productions, which focus only on the actions and their gung-ho heroes unreal. (Another excellent film will be saving Pte Ryan again by Spielberg) War and its horrors, finally and faithfully recreated for the movie Raging Bull audience.Like, its beautifully shot in black and white to reflect the é , walking and tone of the film. Liam Neeson and Ralph Fiennes are excellent, especially if it is afraid of him protrayal Amon Goethe. The scene in discussing the power is a classic and the most recent, where Amon forgive a young Jew remains one of my many favorites!
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