Schindler's List (1993) | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Asia and BJ

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  @Hazardlv · 5 months ago · pinned

  <b>You two are one of my favourite reacting channels on YouTube for many years, you two are just very easy to watch, laugh, adventure, serious, historic, dont matter with u its always fun to interact and yea this movie is is an historically important piece, war never changes i guess its inevitable, i come from Europe i live near Russia and not so far from Poland as well, in Latvia, truth is that every country suffered massive casualties during that time but Poland went through some serious suffering but its not about who suffered most or least its just that we as people have to try to be better to each other although there is always so much hatred but one fact i know for sure, Poland and all the countries that suffered will never forget the horror and never let anyone to to that again without a fight</b>

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• DA

  @davidramrut5002 · 5 months ago

  If you noticed, the Schindler Jews at the end, when placing the stones on his grave, were walking with the actors that portrayed them.

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• MI

  @MissV301 · 5 months ago

  I think the most profound truth about movies like this is that no matter how incredibly realistic it appears, it pales in comparison to what actually &nbsp;took place. 😢

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• BK

  @bkluge1 · 5 months ago (edited)

  At the end of the movie, the man that stood over Oskar Schindler’s grave and placed the rose was Liam Neeson.

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• CA

  @Callmegreeno · 4 months ago

  You guys got it wrong.. Spraying water on the train car was intended to seem cruel.. but he actually was giving water..

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• SU

  @susanconstable2113 · 5 months ago

  A hard watch but a must watch. If we erase history then we are doomed to repeat it. These stories must continue to be told.

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• AI

  @airborngrmp1 · 5 months ago

  When the women of Schindler&apos;s List that were misrouted to Auschwitz-Birkenau were spared the fate of most of the victims of that camp, it was the only known recorded instance of the camp guards role calling individuals by their names rather than by their numbers.

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• E.

  @e.h.3565 · 5 months ago

  I am German and it is normal in Germany that every grade from 8th to 10th in every school in Germany goes to a concentration camp once, and I tell you, I went out crying back then. Standing in one of those chambers was the worst feeling I ever had... It is important that this film or the boy in the striped pajamas &nbsp; is shown in every school everywhere in the world... the past should not be repeated!

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• AP

  @AprilNewsome-e2n · 5 months ago

  His change of heart started when he seen what was happening while watching the the little girl in the red coat just walking through all that horror. That’s why she was the only thing shown in color, to show what he was looking at.

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• 2N

  @2ndGenBastArd · 5 months ago

  When Shindler&apos;s List was released, we lived in a small Iowa town. My dad felt that it was such an important movie for me to see that he drove us almost 80 miles to the nearest theater to see it. Since then, I&apos;ve watched the film and a multitude of documentaries countless times over the years. <br><br>This is the only movie to be broadcast on the 3 major TV networks at the same time in it&apos;s entirety, unedited and without any commercials.

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• CH

  @charliefedde3261 · 5 months ago

  “One more person. A Person.” <br>Spielberg intention was to deliver a message for future generations. <br>This is what I think this whole movie it’s about. The Value of Human Life

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• JA

  @jaybrown4246 · 5 months ago

  Ralph Fienns was robbed of an Oscar for his role in this movie &nbsp;!! &nbsp; To portray one of humanities worst, with never meeting him and having the survivors believing that he was alive again, is truly a masterclass in acting &nbsp;!! &nbsp; &nbsp;Not praising the Nazi commander, but Ralph&apos;s incredible acting &nbsp;!!

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