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Schindler’s List Movie Reaction is a must watch!! First Time Watching!!
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I am so excited that I have finally finished this film. This movie was so hard …Now I see why everyone was so hyped about this movie. You will see in my reaction, Which part is your favorite?
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@martinbraun1211 Год назад

Here in Germany this movie was shown in History class when I was in school! I think that should be the case in every country!

@jimhsfbay Год назад

That and American History X and Saving Private Ryan here in the United States.

@thomasstorch4266 Год назад

War bei uns damals schon Pflicht als der Film im Kino lief.

@martinbraun1211 Год назад

@@thomasstorch4266 Mein zwei Jahre jüngerer Bruder war damals 12 Jahre alt als er mit seiner Klasse 1993 für den Film im Kino war.

@timdyer5903 Год назад

I was in the UK in school in the 80s and they showed us the real films of Belsen. Unforgettable. The human race can do this to itself and we all must prevent such things.

@alecstewart8084 Год назад

Germans should lol

@avi.chan23 Год назад

I am from Germany, this movie was so important for me as a teenager to understand the reality behind the holocaust. It should be part of history classes all over the world to show what happens if hate towards a group of people becomes part of politics.

@davidhugoantezanasalgado9358 Год назад

Aquí en latinoamerica ni se menciona del tema, a lo mucho se habla, y a moso grodo, de la segunda Guerra mundial. Muchos niegan que el holocausto existió.

@rahulhassan2442 Год назад

May be future india will be like this . Modi is new Hitler

@Proteus2905 Год назад

Sehe ich ganz genau so. My opinion as well.

@danielc9595 6 месяцев назад

The new american Democratic Party

@user-us5pv8zw3z 5 месяцев назад

@@danielc9595Yeah right.😂😂😂😂😊

@bludrugo29 Год назад

Never trust someone who didn't cry watching this movie

@ukaszgorzynski1935 24 дня назад

I used the same words. Exactly same when i spoke to my friend.

@sweetwater156 11 месяцев назад

My grandfather was an American. In Pattons 3rd Army. He was part of a forward force that liberated a concentration camp. He was 17 when he left and 20 when the last soldiers were sent back. My grandpa was one of those who was tasked to fetch groups of Germans and send them down to tour the camp. He returned home haunted and tried to drink his sorrows away. He died shortly before 9/11.

@ernestoalmazan7953 Месяц назад

Greatest generation

@Curraghmore Год назад

The little girl in the red coat was a Polish girl and in 2022 she was volunteering at the Polish border with Ukraine to help war refugees. She is in her 30s now.

@ellygoffin4200 Год назад

The cousin of my wife's Grandfather was the jeweler who made the ring for Schindler. Many scenes were changed for cinema including the shower scene. The actual showers in Auschwitz were open air so you would not have mistaken it for a gas chamber. However, it is clear why Spielberg chose to do it the way he did.

@lewisner Год назад

I've watched a lot of the Shoah Foundation videos and one of the survivors said she was put in the gas chamber with about 200 other girls but the door closing mechanism jammed so they sat there for about an hour then got sent back to the barracks.

@mariaisabellopezgarzon9252 Год назад

How nice to have a bond with the person who had the honor of making the ring for the magnificent Schindler. Do you know, he lost it inside the car and didn’t find it??

@mjelves 10 месяцев назад

Or, maybe they had showers installed in the chambers so that the prisoners wouldn't panic before it was too late?

@AliceBunny05 7 месяцев назад

yes, the movie does take it's liberties for the sake of presenting a good story

@samsquanch1996 Год назад

This film is definitely a rough watch, but it is also undoubtedly a masterpiece!

@montanus777 11 месяцев назад

20:10 when the SS-guy asked the kid about his name (and also his age), i don't think he does it to show that he's cruel. i would say spielberg used this scene to show the emotional contradiction of these guys. most of them weren't '24/7-monsters', but loving fathers, caring husbands, nice neighbours and so on as well. i think that makes them even scarier, when they at one moment can show affection towards a random kid, and at the very next moment can turn around and randomly kill people. for me an 'unempathic 100%-monster' would be easier to comprehend, but most of them weren't; apart from these 'special actions' they were usually 'quite average human beings'. unfortunately that also means that nowdays (and in the future) humanity will never be save from such events. under the wrong circumstances (like e.g. current wars) a good portion of the people we personally know and like will turn into such pricks - probably even some of those watching this very video.

@pygmalion137 Год назад

The real life Amon Goeth has a daughter named Monika Goeth, she's still alive and now is identified with her father's cruelty. She's now trying to meet the survivors to seek emotional healing for them and for herself also. Just search RU-vid for her name, there are videos about her, now she goes by the name "Monika Hertwig" she changed her surname to distance herself from her father. Amon Goeth not only destroyed the Jews, but also destroyed his family, his own daughter.

@eddiehoward7002 Год назад

I think she said she will never have kids so she won’t carry on his bloodline.

@bennywark3103 3 месяца назад

@@eddiehoward7002doesn't she have a daughter though?

@nickthepeasant Год назад

Remains my all time favourite movie - important, heart-breaking history and sublime film making. The end, when the violin hits it's crescendo, never fails to make me sob and I have seen it at least a dozen times.

@BigGator5 Год назад

"I go to work the other day. Nobody's there. Nobody tells me about this, I have to find out. I have to go in... everybody's gone." "No... no. They're not gone. They're here." "They're MINE! Every day that goes by I'm losing money, every worker that is shot cost's me money, I have to find somebody else, I have to train them." "Don't be making so much money, none of this is going to matter." "It's bad business." Fun Fact: During production, the atmosphere was so grim and depressing that Steven Spielberg asked his friend Robin Williams if he could tell some jokes and do comedy sketches while Spielberg would watch episodes of Seinfeld (1989). Some of Williams' sketches, while played through the speaker phone to the cast and crew, ended up being part of dialogue material for his character in Aladdin (1992), the Genie. Final Essay Fact: When Steven Spielberg returned to Cal State Long Beach to earn his BA thirty-four years after dropping out, his film professor accepted this movie in place of the short student film normally required to pass the class. This movie had already won Spielberg Golden Globes and Oscars for Best Director and Best Picture. Girl In Red Fact: The shots featuring a red-coat-girl came from a story that Audrey Hepburn told Steven Spielberg while they were filming her final movie Always (1989). She told him of an incident during World War II where she saw a little girl with the same attire while the other people were loaded onto trains. That moment was forever etched in her memory, and it struck Spielberg when he made this film. Due to the amount of violence and horror depicted, Spielberg made Oliwia Dabrowska, the red-coat-girl, and her parents to promise him not to watch the film until she reaches eighteen (in 2007). True to what he said, she was horrified of the result when she violated the promise at the age of eleven.

@jenniferschillig3768 Год назад

The incident of the girl in red is in Thomas Kenneally's original book. Schindler claimed it to be true.

@garychambers6848 Год назад

My father served in Patton's 3rd army 42-45 (687th FAB)..... In the spring of 45 he helped "clean up" Buchenwald...He took pictures there...The camps are if anything underplayed in this movie..... By the way his grandson can fire a 105 howitzer every bit as good as his grandpa ever did.......For when we have to do it again....

@rickardroach9075 Год назад

26:55 "I'd say I'd get you one but the man who made it's probably dead." It's all these little lines that pack a punch.

@torbjornkvist Год назад

Every time I step into a Schindler elevator I think about this film. Yes, it's Oscar Schindler's old elevator factory, started by a couple of Jewish businessmen from the USA after the war. They found Oscar Schindler thank's to connections through the "Schindler Jews". He helped them find a suitable factory and they put his name on it. However, Schindler was a broken man and had to leave his position in the firm. The company still wears his name.

@adrianodonnell9903 Год назад

Schindler elevator company was founded in 1874 by Robert Schindler (in Switzerland) - nothing to do with Oskar Schindler or the "Schindler Jews". But I too think of Oskar every time I see the name in a Schindler elevator.

@JLamstudio 8 месяцев назад

Ralph Fiennes is SOOOOO GOOOOOD in this. He’s also in THE READER, with Kate Winslet (TITANIC). It’s an excellent film. You should really see it.

@shainewhite2781 Год назад

Winner of 7 Oscars including Best Picture. One of the most powerful and important motion picture of all time

@thorbeorn4295 Год назад

The schindler's list theme song with the violin is an amazing piece of music. Ominous yet truly beautiful.

@arnodobler1096 Год назад

John Williams said to Spielberg, "You need a better composer than me for this movie!" Steven: "I know, but they're all dead!"

@thorbeorn4295 Год назад

@@arnodobler1096 exactly..

@arnodobler1096 Год назад

@@thorbeorn4295 Por una cabeza by Carlos Cardel is the most beautyful Tango of all time. imao

@randiekay4994 Год назад

If you listen closely you can hear the violin crying

@donl1846 11 месяцев назад

The violinist for the movie was Itzhak Perlman.

@jcarlovitch Год назад

Goeth was trying to protect Schindler from being prosecuted for kissing the Jewish girl because they were business partners. Goeth provided and protected the workers only because Schindler was paying him to do so.

@dr.burtgummerfan439 Год назад

He also identified with Schindler since he himself was attracted to Helen.

@QuayNemSorr Год назад

One of the best movies I'll probably never watch again. The "i could have gotten more" scene will never fail to make me cry.

@squashedeyeball Год назад

Bless you Emma! This is an important choice and also a truly expert cinematic work. I hope to catch up soon. I would say that the film really does fit for anyone to watch, which was the intention. It's grave in tone. But it never shows more than the minimum that is enough for the viewers. If it had shown more of reality, it would've been too graphic for any screen.

@bluewizzard8843 Год назад

One of the very few movies that made me cry. It shows the abyss of the human mind.

@Tonyrayyt Год назад

My heart goes out to you, your family and the strong courageous will of your grandfather. All of humanity can always learn from past mistakes with movies such as this one. I have watched this movie over and over many times, including reactions. The way you edited it to get the story-message through was superb. Please do a reaction to the movie "The Pianist". Thanks for the great reaction and personal insight E.

@JLOFlix Год назад

God Bless you, Emma! Your reaction demonstrates your good heart and soul! Never change!

@jeffreyjenkins1242 Год назад

I just had the pleasure of giving this reaction its 1000th like. Thanks Emma from a sub!

@neilgriffiths6427 Год назад

My family is part German - I can only hope that some of my distant cousins were on the side of right during these dark times... one of the toughest to watch movies ever, thanks Emma.

@Swissswoosher Год назад

One of the survivors was allowed to visited the set and when she saw Ralph Fiennes in costume reportedly had a panic attack because he looked so similar to the real Goeth.

@Shagrathhl666 8 месяцев назад

Yep. Mila Pfefferberg

@helpstopanimalabuse8153 3 месяца назад

That is true, a Executive producer from the film confirmed that.

@ChicagoDB Год назад

Try: “October Sky” - it’s very uplifting/inspiring…I think you’ll really enjoy it. It was Jake Gylenhal’s first movie an also features Chris Cooper and Laura Dern.

@keithbird8910 Год назад

"Masterpiece" Yes, that's exactly the right word. Thank you.

@SaguaroBlossom Год назад

This is one of the few films that transcends cinema and becomes more than just a movie. Being in black and white just makes it more real and impactful somehow. Anyone who doesn't cry watching this movie must be an inhuman psychopath. (and probably a murderer 🫤) When you're ready to cry some more, you should watch Hacksaw Ridge. (2016)

@bradt8019 Год назад

This has to be the hardest movie in the world to watch. 😟😩 It looks exactly like real footage I've seen.

@matthewkraemer3265 2 месяца назад

The part with the children is more tragic than you think. Kids would be immediately gassed when taken away...

@isaaclosh8082 Год назад

17 members of my family were murdered in the holocaust. Thank you for honoring their memory. May we never forget.

@MLawrence2008 Год назад

Great reaction Emma. What is only alluded to in the film is that Gothe was actually a very close friend of Schindler in real life, hence the 'war only brings out the worst in people' reference. Having said that, it shows that Schindler (although flawed) was at heart a decent and honorable man! Looking forward to your next reaction - Subscribed. :)

@kirks1234 Год назад

God bless you and your family, Emma; both those still with you and those who’ve gone before.

@SidneyKenson Год назад

Thank you for reacting to Schindler's List, really one of the best movies ever produced. Great acting, great directing, impactful cinematography, including 45:37 with basically all the movie in black and white you instantly know the girl in the red coat is somehow important, and then seeing her again in that mass grave and to be burnt you know why. Spielberg and the whole cast and crew delivered all their best work to make that movie play out as it does, and I remember first time seeing the movie, I could barely make it without breaks to fully process what was going on.

@Rudy4099 Год назад

Emma. You are so angelic with this review. thank you!

@garyedwardgray7549 Год назад

Sorry to hear your grandfather lived through this. Thankfully, my family, who was from this very area, in Poland, left before all of this went down. And look at how evil Amon is. And this isn’t an exaggeration. While a few historians had issues with this movie, most think it’s an excellent representation… including the depiction of Amon. It’s truly astonishing how the Reich managed to poison such minds. The German people, just generically speaking, are fine, normal people just like anyone else. In fact, my Jewish ancestors who fled this area? …one of them, my grandmother, married a German-American at the height of WWII. And my grandfather, the German, was a wonderful person. He even surprised me with his compassion. His generation, and he was one of the most accepting people in my very conservative family (I’m gay). And yet, their minds were so poisoned to produce someone like Amon. And he wasn’t a rarity. So, one can’t argue that he was an outlier. He wasn’t. Anyway, sorry, I drove on. This situation just horrified me. And when I see my own family, I see how unnecessary it all was. In my own family I have German and Jewish ancestors marrying each other. And it’s not like they’d been in America for hundreds of years. They were both recent-generation Americans. Their parents or grandparents spoke Yiddish or German. Married right near the peak of WWII. Makes me proud of my family, but also underscores how poisoned the German people were. They are normal people. They are good people. They were flooded with propaganda to turn them evil and hateful against the Jews. Unbelievably tragic. One final point (I’ve written too much), but since your grandfather didn’t want to talk about it… When you watch this movie, remember that it’s practically a documentary. Again, there are a few historians who criticize it. Of course some specifics may be made up or dramatized (were the women of Schindler mistakenly sent to Auschwitz? …that scene was obviously emotional manipulation… they go to the gas chambers only to be showered). It’s not perfect. But broadly? It’s 100% accurate. Read the comment from the German person who commented… they show this in history class. Because it’s accurate. You want to know how accurate it is? Get this… the notion of Schindler’s List is abstract. Where is this “list”? It’s all fake, right? At the time of this movie no one had ever seen this so-called “Schindler’s List”. Well…. Six years after this movie came out some items were discovered in Oskar Schindler’s former residence. Among the items? Schindler’s List. His actual list has been discovered. It was an abstraction when this movie was made, which maybe lent legitimacy to the doubters. But THE LIST has now been located and is real. This movie is not a documentary. It takes liberties with the details. But it’s CLOSER to a documentary than a movie. You wouldn’t do wrong to believe every single aspect of it. You’d get some details wrong if you did, since there is some dramatization, but you’d get about 80% of the story correct if you treated this as a documentary. That’s how accurate it is.

@gilfinzi922 4 месяца назад

I had to watch your reaction again, you are a heart of gold xxx

@19nzinga Год назад

This is such an heartbreaking movie. So heavy.

@stephanietyson8269 11 месяцев назад

Honestly, great reaction. So incredibly sad. I’ve seen it before but I cried with you 😔

@Proteus3000 Год назад

Yay been waiting for this reaction. Love your reactions Emma.

@bethhowton2719 Год назад

In the year 2012 the number of Schindler Jews descendants was 8,500 that's an impressive number.

@chriskelly3481 Год назад

In the story Helen Hirche never sleeps with Amon Goethe. She is beaten and abused and kept in his service until she is included on Schindlers list. Amon just has non Jewish mistresses.

@jimmysmith5418 Год назад

Yes, this is truly important for you to see 😢

@courtney1496 10 дней назад

Currently homeschooling my kids and atm we are discussing the Holocaust. This is the worst case of genocide in human history, even worse than Genghis Khans campaigns alltogether, that they finally created laws and formal punishment because of it. Good reaction, thanks!

@adamlopez7947 Год назад

Thank you Emma, that was a great movie and very good reactions, we all must do our part and try to not allow that type of people in power. For a another great movie you should watch 'The Terminal ' with Tom Hanks, it's a great movie and very funny

@rkw2917 Год назад

These atrocities are rapidly becoming forgotten in many European countries. History will repeat.

@jasonbeatty831 10 месяцев назад

America too.

@Dreamfox-df6bg 24 дня назад

Some still try to keep the memory alive, especially through the Stolperstein project.

@cmoeller3 Год назад

For a bit of both of humor and extemreme sadness I recommend Life is Beautiful

@rickardroach9075 Год назад

+1 _Life Is Beautiful (La vita è bella)_ (1997).

@davidwoolbright3675 Год назад

An amazing film.

@jemormaypa4005 Год назад

People should never buckle or yield when face with the cruelty of the world. People should fight back! Fight for their family and for their life! Never give up! And never lose hope!

@Pinedeertrail24 Год назад

a true story of a man and his will to survive during the invasion of poland is a movie called the pianist and the ending is remarkable

@JohnRodriguesPhotographer 9 месяцев назад

I taught my children about the Holocaust. When I was kid in school in 60's/70's they didn't really cover it as they should. I made sure my kids learned the history. Here it is 80 + years later and the same thing is happening in Ukraine.

@ariadnepyanfar1048 Год назад

It's so important for the entire world to remember the Holocaust. What can happen if we fully dehumanise groups of people - any group of people - to scapegoat them for society's troubles. To remember what the slide into Fascism looks like. Sitting here in Australia, things could be a lot better here, but I am most of all appalled and worried how far the USA is seriously flirting with fascism, it even has governors and judges getting away with ignoring and violating it's own constitution right now.

@elchino7813 Год назад

The german who try to shoot the worker the gun got jamed is divine intervention

@chrisl8224 Год назад

Here in the United States Schindler's List was also shown in history class. Although I don't think it was standard to show it everywhere. But in Dayton, Ohio at least it was shown. But varied by school district. Basically because of how real the violence was. You could opt out of watching it with a note signed by your parents. But I only knew literally one or two kids parents who chose to. Basically because of the times. It was the 90's so they were freaking out about even mild forms of violence in every form of media there was. Videogames like Mortal Kombat and rap music and movies. So no matter how true to life it was some people still had a problem with it. We learned about it all regardless. But watching it was controversial. But I very rarely heard of most parents saying no. In any other circumstances I'm sure they would have. But since it was about the Holocaust it was something seen as very worthwhile. I just wished they'd spent as much time talking about what was done to the tribes here in America and the genocides that happened here. Including my own tribe and ancestors. The trail of tears, bull run and Custer's last stand is the most we were ever taught. The rest was quickly taught within a week or glossed over completely. And despite them spending a large amount of time on the Holocaust. As it should be. The other's were either never talked about period like the genocides of millions by Stalin and the red army in the Soviet union. They also didn't cover the genocides by the Japanese in China, Okinawa and the Philippines and all throughout Asia. Those were ignored also. And the millions and millions that were murdered, raped and tortured there. I've had to find out in my own research and thankfully some people making videos and trying to get the information out there about it in the 24 years since I've graduated school. It was happening all over the place. I guess my point is that those should not be glossed over and forgotten either. But we were shown this film. Thankfully. And with as crazy and war hungry and violent and bloodthirsty people seem to be getting the past decade. I think it needs to be re-watched again by the entire planet. Or disgusting, evil inhuman things like this will keep happening. Over and over and over...............😢😔

@user-us5pv8zw3z 5 месяцев назад

My grandfather was an army photographer when his unit liberated Dachau in April, 1945. His job was to document the atrocities found there. What he saw there impacted his 19 year old mind so ferociously , that he could never come to terms with it.

@terryhughes7349 Год назад

Excellent reaction.

@janusz4695 2 месяца назад

Jestem w 100% Polakiem. Mój ojciec był w Wehrmachcie i uciekł. Dlaczego byl? Bo musiał mając młodszą siostrę i matkę z wycelowany pistoletem w tył głowy. Czego mnie nauczył? Łapać muchę i ją wypuszczać, bo jak mnie nauczył? Ona też chce żyć.

@JennyJohn50 Год назад

If anyone has not been, I highly recommend going to one of the Holocaust Museums. My grandfather was in WWII and the Battle of The Bulge in a specialty infantry division and he manned a tank. You would hear him as he shuffled through the house quietly mumbling to himself...'got 6 of 'em that time'... or whatever the number was. He didn't talk about it either, but he also wasn't experimented on - I cannot imagine. God bless everyone who had to relive that the rest of their lives. We must never forget.

@tonyb6354 Год назад

This is a very hard film to watch. You can read about the war but when it's put into pictures, it really hits home. Emotional. 😥 If you want a movie that's more light hearted, I'd recommend, the Sting. A heist movie Starring Paul Newman and Robert Redford. It's clever and funny.👍

@Cfgvvhnjk Год назад

I would like to see the reaction to the film "THE PIANIST" support who watched !!!!

@bethhowton2719 Год назад

I always subscribe to anyone doing this movie it is an important story every grown person should know so it stops. Thanks for watching it.

@davidblauyoutube Год назад

My grandfather lost his father and several brothers in Munich right after the Kristallnacht. It's a miracle that I am alive. This story is very important, we must never forget.

@lewisner 9 месяцев назад

I used to date an American girl in the 80s and in 1986 we went to visit a penfriend of hers in the German town Xanten. There was a man there I can't remember whether it was her father or grandfather and he said something to me that made me think he had been SS and missed it. I said to my girl "We've got to get away from here" and she replied "I know".

@PatissaPA Год назад

The same happened to the American Indigenous people ... People must have compassion for humanity in it's entirety

@yosifpetrov3087 Год назад

As a jew and have seen this movie more than 20 times, I became numb to the horror of it....but I love every performance in it....especially Ralpf Fiennes....watch The Menu (2022)

@oobrocks Год назад

Spielberg refuses to edit this film for Middle or High School. The only time I cried was when Oskar Schindler is crying towards the end. So tender!

@vincentavery6598 Год назад

The best black and white movie ever

@janusz4695 2 месяца назад

Z Shidlera dorobkiewicza zrobił się człowiek. Cudowna przemiana. Każdemu tego życzę. Tobie Emmo także. Nie lada jest warta. Serce.

@utalomAlibbantakat Год назад

Welcom in the ww2...when u like this film see the pianist film

@tommythompson9565 Год назад

As many have said, this is a hard movie to watch. And as violent and evil as this movie is, the actual events were even worse in some instances. On with the movie ... Edit : Watching your reaction was a blessing. God bless you and your family. Evil does exist in the heart of man. May God reveal His pure goodness to you and yours. Per your request, I recommend, as comic relief [ knowing you reacted to Schindler's List days ago] the movie -- Honeymoon In Vegas. With Nicholas Cage. Will definitely lighten your mood, no matter what state it is in today.

@Wesleech Год назад

You want comedy. "The Birdcage" maybe the funniest movie ever made.

@iannoah6778 Год назад

Fun with Dick and Jane from 2005 with Jim Carrey is a good movie to smile after watching a heavy movie like that 🙂

@LooneyPoliticsTunes 13 дней назад

Imagine having to pretend to be an evil arse hole so you can save lives. Truly wonderful man ❤

@PequenaRainha 9 месяцев назад

I think you might like to see a movie called The Hiding Place (1975) It also tells a true story of a Dutch family who saves Jews. Ten Boom Family

@carlosencina2075 Год назад

Te felicito hermosa es una gran reaccion saludos desde Argentina .

@BridewellSeniorTube Год назад

We're with you Emma!

@The_Deaf_Aussie 11 месяцев назад

Ive seen this movie.. it broke me. Ive seen most reactors to this movie, and each time, it broke me again. This ismthe movie.. as you said.. a masterpeice, that broke the strongest of men. I mean by mentally. Im glad this movie was made. Its important to remember them.. and to learn from it.. to avoid the next possible one.

@robertwinfree3197 7 месяцев назад

In the 1980s American television ran a miniseries called War and Remembrance. It had two main stories. One was a US Navy family fighting the Pacific War. The other was an American woman, her uncle, and infant son who were trapped in Europe when the Germans invaded. The story of the Jastrow family trying to escape Europe in my opinion rivals Schindler’s List for the depiction of nazi atrocities.

@ScarlettM Год назад

"Downfall" -another WW2 must watch movie

@Peter-oh3hc Год назад

I watch, like and subscribe to people who react to this. I feel it is the least I can do. Thank you

@kennethrussell1158 Год назад

This is the only Steven Spielberg movie that I've ever seen in the theater. I know that I'm going to get a lot of flack but it's the only movie that I've ever lived by him.

@ronmaximilian6953 Год назад

I suggest you watch a clip from The Academy awards, where this movie wins the Oscar for best movie.

@MartasFojtas 5 месяцев назад

I recommend this movie: Hatred / Wołyń (2016) 😪

@melbeasley9762 Год назад

It's a harrowing film to watch.

@rickardroach9075 Год назад

29:23 We find out later he's a rabbi. Divine intervention perhaps? 🤔

@danupaul6926 Год назад

Masterpiece ❤❤❤❤

@mr.imperial8721 Год назад

But if you want another of steven Spielbergs movies you should react to (the Prince if Egypt)

@rickardroach9075 Год назад

13:41 "The war could end."

@vojtanick738 Год назад

Please react to Mulholland Drive 2001. It is very great movie. I like your reactions. :)

@janusz4695 2 месяца назад

Jesteś Polką, a ja obiecałem nawet źycie dać za Was.

@DaHakaPL Год назад

It was filmed 50km from my house.

@EmmaReactions Год назад

wow! did you see anything while the process?

@prasannasurange 9 месяцев назад

If we do not learn from history...we ae bound to return to such troubled times

@jimmysmith5418 Год назад

Same director of Saving Private Ryan made this.

@klau5z Год назад

I recommend movie The Pianist

@babyboomerinc Год назад

Lovely reaction Emma! My introduction to the holocaust was a 2 part mini series starring Meryl Streep in 1978. Forget the title though, but I've been interested in WWII ever since.

@lauriesandt5371 Год назад

I believe it is simply called Holocaust.

@basecode8 Год назад

It’s meant to be hard to observe…

@justitia257 Год назад

Ciao Emma, Bellissimo Film..una pagina tragica della nostra Storia..Lest we Forget

@janusz4695 2 месяца назад

Droga Pani, przecież pracownicy Schindlera zepsuli im pistolety.

@SerHenkan Год назад

Here me out - Ralph Fiennes is an excellent actor! You've not watched him portraying someone as inhuman as Amon Goeth, it's only now fair you watch him as the concierge of the Grand Budapest Hotel, M. Gustave, of the film of the same name. The character is just the diametric opposite of Amon.

@SerHenkan Год назад

Also, obligatory "watch 'the Pianist' and 'Band of Brothers'" comment.

@Curraghmore Год назад

Ironically, Ben Kingsley who played Mr. Stern, Schindler's accountant, also played the fugitive Nazi Adolf Eichmann in the 2018 film 'Operation Finale' about the Israeli operation to find Eichmann in Argentina and bring him to trial. Also a good film.