Schindler's List

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what do you guys think of schindler's list?

He should've had the surgery, I couldn't understand a word he said.


Oh. LIST. Sorry.


He forgot the Dish Soap.

Absolutely magnificent! And I can't believe it's a true story, but it really, really is.

I haven't watched it in it's entirety but I've seen bits and pieces on TV. I have resisted because I have a thing about the Holocaust and I was afraid it would torment me. Genocides have happened before and since, but there's something about the antiseptic, clinical, state sponsored detachment to it that especially horrifies me.

@AardvarkGoodSwimmer: the holocaust denier neo nazi devils in human skin prick f*cks seem to think so. may all the holocaust denier neo nazi devils in human skin prick f*cks die in a hole, alone, and burn in hell.

@Aimless: true. but you really should watch it.

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"He should've had the surgery, I couldn't understand a word he said."

I don't understand

I thought it was just about perfect.

Schindler's List is an amazing film. We had to watch it in grade 10 history class and I was totally absorbed by it. It's also the film that introduced me to my two favourite actors, Ralph Fiennes and Liam Neeson.

I think it was a joke, acting as if you said, "Schindler's LISP"
It was a play on words I think.

@Gigi830: thanks.

I liked that there's a holocaust movie with a German hero. Contrary to popular opinion, there were plenty of Germans who tried to do something, but are only now getting the credit they deserve. In fact the very first concentration camp inmates were German gentiles, locked away for their political views, or because they were artists responsible for "degenerate art," or for their sexual orientation.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer

oskar schindler was a real person, just saying

Oh, yes, I'm well aware of that. In order to know that fact, you don't have to have a degree in history... which I do.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kriachgauer

@Kraichgauer: you wouldn't believe how many stupid people there are.

Oh, trust me, I know how cretinism is common place among way too many people. My alcoholic, right wing crackpot father-in-law once asked me if we only fought Germany in the first world war, then only Japan in the second. And he was an army brat, fer crimmony sake!

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer

i liked liam neeson in almost every movie he is in (phantom menace... no)