Really, what more can you say than that? When the children of the survivors placed their stones on Schindler's grave at the end, I was touched on a level that no film had reached me at in years. Ignorant people always say it's not manly for a man to cry, but I think if you can watch this film and not come away profoundly changed then you have nothing but cold darkness in your heart. To this day I still can't believe people deny the Holocaust ever happened - that's as ludicrious as saying the Middle Passage is a hoax or that the Trail of Tears is an exaggeration by Native American activists. Bullsh*t. The level of depravity humanity can wreak on one another is heartbreaking, but this movie proves even in the greatest darkness people can STILL find hope.
Review of Schindler's List
