I WATCHED SCHINDLER'S LIST FOR THE FIRST TIME *IT WAS INSANE* 

Mostly neo-nazis

@CommentBob i already saw it. And I was so depressed that I have become goth for 3 months

@CommentBob i watched horror movie if I want. In other words ok boomer.

@CommentBob It’s not a lifestyle, it’s an aesthetic and you’re right it has nothing to do with depression or being sad. Most goths are quite cheery and happy, but like I said, it’s an aesthetic.

@@starwarsprequelsandsequels7582 have you seen American History X?

This is why he was the perfect choice for Voldemort

@@starwarsprequelsandsequels7582 he was voldermort!?

@@joakimberg7897 as well as Monsieur Gustav in *The Grand Budapest Hotel*, a great movie that follows a concierge and his valet in WW2

@@joakimberg7897 yes

@@ethanfreel1222 ahhh never seen that one, heard of it though. But no shit? I never realised he was voldermort. Didn´t put much thought into it though..

damn what a beautiful story.

Also read somewhere that the actors playing the Nazis were having a hard time filming thier scenes. Some were breaking down in to tears because of the horrible things they had to play out.

Wow! That is really incredible.

Thanks so much for sharing this!

@@marvinleach3059 i would find it hard to be so cruel and sadistic. Fiennes played such a monster.

100%

just look at the reply you got: completely irrelevant to this story whether or not Treblinka was a concentration camp or a transit hub. PS: crying is not necessarily a sign of being a human being with empathy nor the absence or crying would necessarily mean the opposite

@@larrote6467 Just look at the reply YOU got: Complaining and nickpicking, of course they're not talking about the movie, however Treblinka is still relevant because it IS about the story of the Holocaust but probably not Schindler's List unless it references it, of course it's another story but it's still about the Holocaust, but you don't see that, naw you just see a comment that is irrelevant to the video and the story and it angered you to reply that their comment was irrelevant to the video that is about the story and believe all comments should be about the video and/or the story ONLY! Petty, they were saying "Check This Out Too Because It's Also About A Horrific Event About The Holocaust", I searched that up and I could not find Treblinka so I'm not sure where you got that from unless it's a hidden movie or deleated comment then if so a deleated comment then ignore this and above and 1 below, your comment is so vague I had to list every possibility you nicked picked on why their comment was irrelevant but was relevant all along. I'm not sure why you are nickpicking in the first place, and just in case if you are saying the reply is from the comment above you it is still petty to call them out if it's irrelevant or not unless the time calls for the subject of relevancy. P.S. Crying is a sign of emotion, it is linked with emotion, and it could be any emotion with any meaning, in this case he cried during this movie because it showed the pain of the persecuted, and he understood how they felt, agony, pain, sadness, which gave way the eyes to tear up because he felt and understood what they went through, it was wrong what they did to those people, meaning empathy: noun The ability to understand and share the feelings of another. Now there are variety reasons on why someone would cry, but it takes no genius to know by judging what they are watching, this movie, their tears could represent anger, sadness, etc of reasons to feel about the genocide and the agony it caused. Also P.S. if it's about what they said that people will not believe it happened well I got news for you, when they say "It absolutely boggles my mind that there are people who still deny THIS ever happend" they are talking about Schindler's List aka part of the Holocaust making itself relevant, and yes some people don't believe it happens, 1/3 of Canada currently don't believe it even happend.

My response to any braindead idiot that claims the holocaust didn’t happen is simple. We know it happened because of eye-witness testimony, not just from Jewish people but from the germans themselves. Just look at the Nuremberg trials, what was the defence? Everyone knows it, it’s become a cliche. “I was just following orders”. Not “ i didn’t do it” or “it didn’t happen”, but “i was following orders”. An admission of guilt with an explanation. According to many of the nazi’s that participated in the nuremberg trials, the holocaust happened but they weren’t to blame because they were just following orders. Therefore it happened.

The museum in Krakow is very educational..and very depressing.. luckily Krakow has lots of places to buy a drink afterwards.

He and his wife never divorced, he merely left her in Argentina and returned to Germany where he would die many years later.

#payitforward ❤✨

Wow

@@ItsAPrimatee Hi ) GoT watching progress a bit slow ((( its like 1 episode per week 4 episodes per month (

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The real Oskar Schindler actually started out a war profiteer and actual _Nazi spy._ He was not, by any metric, a good person in those early days of the war. Which makes it all the more amazing that he ended up a saviour in the truest sense of the word.

R de Vries but that is what is fascinating about his story. If he had been a good person and if he had rejected the Nazis from the beginning, he couldn't have ended up in a position to save more than a thousand lives. I also don't think he was ever onboard with the Nazi ideology and the Holocaust. He was simply a Sudeten-German, who like many others, was convinced that Germany was betrayed and unnecessarily harsh punished. He hated that he hat to live in Czechoslovakia and when he noticed the Nazis were making Germany powerful again, he joined them. I guess he knew that what he was doing was wrong, but he played the opportunist to be able to ignore it, many people have this tendency because it is convenient. But in Krakow he couldn't close his eyes anymore and had a change if mind.

I went to a concentration camp in Belgium

All this anti-Nazi education may end up with more negative consequences than positive.

Goeth's daughter said that after he died and she got in her teens, if her mother was angry at her, she would tell her daughter that she was just like her father. How brutal is that, when you find out exactly what he did to people?

Goethe's biracial granddaughter has written a book named ", my grandfather would have shot me" - that's how evil he was

At the end of the war the Germans had him in prison and facing a death sentence Not for running Auschwitz, but for embezzling money Auschwitz

Without the War and the Nazis giving him a place to do what he did, he probably would have ended up rotting in prison or executed for murdering someone.

Overstating his importance, dude. Plenty just like him running around then and now. “If you want to see a person’s true character, give them power over others”.

It's actually Spielberg who called Williams b/c the former had been crying so much.

I couldn't even imagine how Spielberg felt making this. This was his passion project, but I'm sure it tore him up inside to do it.

*Oskar

Yes... or didn't happen at all according to some conspiratorial f**knuts these days. It's important to keep spreading the word about these events and keep people educated on how quickly things can spiral downwards if we allow ourselves to give in to prejudice and hatred. I think the people reacting to this film on RU-vid are doing society a great service by bringing awareness to a younger generation of people who may have otherwise not seen it. History books are great but they don't really illustrate the full scope of tragedies like these as well as films like Schindlers List do.

@@foilhattiest1 yes

@@foilhattiest1 Perspective is important, and the younger generation and even older generations lack perspective, I hope more things like this and others stay relevant in peoples lives, constantly reminding them of the trials of the past, the suffering caused to humans by humans, that it’s easy to fall back into the kind of thinking that fosters hatred and suffering. We need to be reminded again and again, so we never repeat the past.

there are still very old people who lived through this still alive today. Several decades can feel quite old but yet at the same time so recent at the same time.

@@matthewmiller9485 yup

You’re DAMN right, a teacher of history once told us that The Schindler’s list is the most REALISTIC representation of World War 2

@@alfiro-morgif3908 don’t forget Polanski’s the pianist

Love your channel Nick stay wholesome

@@starwarsprequelsandsequels7582 oh yeah, that one too. I think that was the First World War 2 movie I saw. One I recommend you is Defiance, based in real facts, during 1940 and 1941; 4 brothers hide in the woods, saving Jews and defending themselves from the Nazis. Might not be brutal as the pianist or Schindler’s list, but is really entertaining.

And to think it was worse than what we see in the film, brutal.

Indeed

Cool

That’s cool your school showed it, I wish mine had, instead we watched dumbass movies that had no historical importance.

Me too

Yeah, same. We had a whole holocaust curriculum back in the 8th grade. Then one day, they gathered all of the 8th graders and showed this to us.

Yeah this movie and the pianist are movies that need to be watched by everyone at some point..

I believe it's around eight thousand now.

It was probably right in 1993. It has been 25 years since.

@@xhagast the latest figure I got was from 2012 and it was 8500 then.

It's over 10.000 now. Oskar Schindler saved a small town.

Needing?

​@@Saranda4787😂😂😂

I thin the scene of the little boy seen making a cutting gesture over his neck, is a callback to the old train machinist seen in Lantzman's "Shoah".

The interview with Rudolf Vrba was breathtaking

They interviewed 398 of the 1187 Schindler Jews available for the premake of this film, with almost every single speaking role being down to the exact detail as the survivors stated, most of whome were at shooting and would completely restart the scene if a single thing was wrong. It’s hard to get any better than that.

we saw that in school, like everyone else, do you think he never saw that in school? don't kid yourself

@@Zero11s I didn't see it in school.

Where it breaks the mold is that it combines both things so perfectly.

You right

I agree

Exactly this wasn’t that long ago man people think events are soooo long ago when they’re really not

Yup

Yes

@@starwarsprequelsandsequels7582 It was also shown to us in Portugal in History class

@@robertosobreiro6212 cool

@@robertosobreiro6212 in school I watched the pianist of Roman Polanski

He knows. 00:34

​@@chelseaNmomo I thought he was talking about the use of dummies and squibs. The violence looks more real when its in front of the camera not cgi blood bull crap.

And TCW 5x16 Thursday right?

You gotta space them out far between.

Except this one concerns history.

@Ricardo Alonso Rojas I said "concerns", not "is inspired by".

Literally every music composed by John Williams is a masterpiece

When Spielberg asked John Williams to compose the music for the movie and send him the script Williams answered "You need a better composer than me for this movie." Spielberg just answered "I know, but they are all dead."

Haksaw ridge suck really hard

The 1959 film or one of the TV adaptations? The 2001 version featured Ben Kingsley.

@L M people are brain washed , we don’t get taught this in school the way things really happened. Unless you get a good professor who teaches you the truth (which I did luckily).

Yup

I guess it‘s supposed to, so we never forget.

He has a list in "Taken" too, but it's a shit list.

You would really like Darkman - it does not get enough love

I'm here for a taken/whatever action movie with Liam Neeson reactions.

😲😳😞

everyone should read her book

In the 1970s I met one of the children who hid in the latrine That scene with the guns misfiring actually happened, he witnessed it Concentration camp guards were considered rear echelon troops and issued weapons rejected by the Frontline troops

​@Thunder Cloud Just because someone writes a book doesn't mean it is 100% accurate, the same with film. The film is based off of the book. so regardless, it makes no difference...but if your gonna be a dick, at least bring a solution to the problem, bring your knownledge of what you consider facts, and I and many others love learning.

Some people have no empathy, no matter what we might like to think. Some are just different, more machine than man.

What is the story

@@starwarsprequelsandsequels7582 Survivors of a plane crash in the mountains must survive the harsh weather and wolves stalking them. It's a great movie, imo.

@@starwarsprequelsandsequels7582 pretty much cast away with a group with Liam nieson fighting some wolves

Thanks for the anecdote. And imagine if the man was also Jewish😂😂😂😂