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Schindler's List received acclaim from both film critics and audiences. Talk show host Oprah Winfrey and President Bill Clinton urged others to see it. World leaders in many countries saw the film, and some met personally with Spielberg. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film has received an approval rating of 98% based on 137 reviews, with an average rating of 9.20/10. The website's critical consensus reads, "Schindler's List blends the abject horror of the Holocaust with Steven Spielberg's signature tender humanism to create the director's dramatic masterpiece." Metacritic gave the film a weighted average score of 95 out of 100, based on 30 critics. Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film a…
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60 of 214 · most liked firstSteven Spielberg refused his salary for SCHINDLER'S LIST. He called profit from the film "blood money" and wouldn't take a single of it. He used his share to found the USC Shoah Foundation, which has since recorded around 55,000 interviews with Holocaust survivors and witnesses.
neutral · AI labelView post →Just wanted to remind you that the director of the 1991 Vanilla Ice movie “Cool As Ice” went on to direct a film called “Lusty Liaisons 2” while the cinematographer of Cool as Ice, Janusz Kamiński, went on to do the cinematography for Schindler's List and The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
neutral · AI labelView post →The DNC was like the beginning of a disaster movie: SO many brilliant women warned everybody what's to come. Now we're in the middle of the f-ing movie... somewhere between Jurassic Park, The Day After Tomorrow, & Schindler's List. & ALL Americans had to do to prevent this... was trust women. 👇🏼
neutral · AI labelView post →(A digression: If you don't believe this, you have no idea how much paperwork the Nazis - and their cousins, the Stalinists - kept. They wrote EVERYTHING down. It helped to hang them later. The movie Schindler's List actually captures this well.) /6a
neutral · AI labelView post →Today's review is a movie called "Schindler's List." In this movie, Liam Neeson (who has a very mean Twitter and Bluesky account, btw) plays Oskar Schindler, who was happy to get rich off the efficiencies of the Nazi government, but then worked against it to save the Jews. One star from me!!!
negative · AI labelView post →We watched Red Dawn & Schindler's List this weekend as a double feature. It seemed a fitting mash up for the vibe of this nation & my thoughts... What two movies would you put together?
neutral · AI labelView post →no better way to spend easter / hitler's birthday than by listening to the 4-hour episode of @blankcheck.bsky.social i did on Schindler's List: blankcheck.podcastpage.io/episode/schi...
neutral · AI labelView post →anyway there's a bit, I think but could not swear to it by Gilbert Adair, a very great English film critic, where he talks about going to the filming of Schindler's List and watching the extras playing camp victims lining up for the craft table, and feeling something fundamentally *wrong*
neutral · AI labelView post →Here's Trump's National Guard attacking a school. Oh no. Wait. It's a still from the 1993 movie, "Schindler's List." Sorry, it looked so close to reality in our country now. ============================
neutral · AI labelView post →went to screenings of both Schindler's List and Munich today some thoughts: on Schindler's List, for all the conversation over the years about the ethics of the filmmaking, the focus on heroism in the storyline, etc, nobody seems to talk about it being a movie about the economies of genocide
neutral · AI labelView post →There are now just four winners of Best Film from all of the "Big Four" critic groups (New York Film Critics Circle, Los Angeles Film Critics, National Board of Review, and National Society of Film Critics): SCHINDLER'S LIST L.A. CONFIDENTIAL THE SOCIAL NETWORK ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER
neutral · AI labelView post →is-isn't Schindler one of the good guys in Schindler's List am I remembering the movie wrong (my brain has noped straight past his terrifyingly bad takes on sex to focus on this one point, please do not burst my bubble)
neutral · AI labelView post →Janusz Kaminski, the DP on the Vanilla Ice movie Cool as Ice (which is, to be fair, shot extremely well) went on to do Schindler's List
neutral · AI labelView post →(Navy movie night) watching Schindler's List, guy next to me says girlfriend has a tattoo of this, "near her heart." we'd never seen it before & think it weird. When asked, she says its a loving tribute to deceased dad: he had same tattoo. after watching this movie, she altered it. I never saw it. 😔
neutral · AI labelView post →2/? Mind you, I think that "Schindler's List" is a great movie. But at the time, "12 Years a Slave" was in theaters. It was the movie being talked about at the moment. What is it about white folks that have to shift the focus when talking about the Black experience or Black people?
positive · AI labelView post →"Spielberg is good" is not a very successful prompt, but "rank his his two-movie years" is a little more interesting. 1. 1993 (Jurassic Park/Schindler's List) 2. 2005 (WOTW/Munich) 3. 1997 (The Lost World/Amistad) 4. 1989 (Indy 3, Always) 3-4 is tough - Indy 3 is great, Always suuuuuucks
neutral · AI labelView post →Saw this movie in the theater when it came out, and loved it, esp because I lived in LA near the single block where it all takes place. As for a movie I've seen once and admired immensely but said at the time I'd never watch it again and still haven't: Schindler's List.
positive · AI labelView post →I do not think there is a job I would enjoy more than the one I currently have, but sometimes it feels really silly. Case in point, this week my two tasks are 1) write a production history of the movie LOOK WHO'S TALKING TOO and 2) write a list of fun facts about the movie SCHINDLER'S LIST.
neutral · AI labelView post →As I discovered a few weeks ago on Bluesky, the director of this film did both Inspector Gadget and softcore pornography and the cinematographer is the legendary Janusz Kamiński who TWO YEARS LATER would shoot Schindler's List
neutral · AI labelView post →in some of my classes i saw students respond to basic introduction or weekly discussions with LLM output, just a straight copy and paste, no edits every single student's favorite movie is Schindler's List or The Green Mile, huh?
neutral · AI labelView post →Finished writing the dossier for Schindler's List this morning and then immediately started researching a movie that doesn't even have a Production section on Wikipedia. We are so back omg.
neutral · AI labelView post →Spielberg edited and color-corrected Jurassic Park via satellite while he was simultaneously making Schindler's List, a movie that I'm sure AI fanbois dislike for..."reasons"
neutral · AI labelView post →More like ghetto's. Like the one in Kraków, shown in the movie Schindler's List. You could say that #Netanyahu learned from history. Just not the right lessons.
neutral · AI labelView post →one day i'll write my essay about Schindler's List as *the* great film about economies of genocide (would love to talk to Spielberg about it)
positive · AI labelView post →A few years ago I wrote a family quiz that involved naming the film from the quotes. one of the questions was Schindler's List. the answers that came back included Cars.
neutral · AI labelView post →"There's nothing wrong with my flag of a rotated manji in a white circle on a red background. Similar flags appear regularly in several movies by prominent film director Steven Spielberg. I suggest you watch Raiders of the Lost Ark and Schindler's List to see why the flag is definitely not bad."
neutral · AI labelView post →Film buffs: I have a distinct memory of watching an "edited for schools" version of Schindler's List (probably around 1994 or 95). However, having read about Spielberg's views on cutting the film, & failing to find references to it, I'm wondering if this is a real memory. Anyone able to shed light?
neutral · AI labelView post →The podcast Blank Check dropped their Schindler's List episode and it has me remembering being a kid in the 90s deemed too young to watch Schindler's List so my introduction to the movie as a pop culture event was the Seinfeld episode where Jerry makes out with his girlfriend during that movie.
neutral · AI labelView post →In terms of Holocaust media that is actually good, I'm mixed on Schindler's List. Ralph Fiennes' Goeth remains imo the most bone-chillingly terrifying portrayal of a Nazi in film, but I don't like the monochrome colour choice (which to me makes events feel distant and old) or the focus on Schindler.
neutral · AI labelView post →here's the nazis tasked with committing the Holocaust in Schindler's List, another movie — alongside Inglorious Basterds, in particular — that someone my/Platner's age would likely have seen
neutral · AI labelView post →I haven't been so rocked by a movie since Schindler's List. Astounding what heavy material they commanded in such a quiet and gentle story. It lived up to every ounce of hype. It's on HBO Max.
positive · AI labelView post →I remember when watching Schindler's List last time, it was very difficult at points because Steven Spielberg very explicitly shows the dehumanization jews within the film suffered under by the nazi party of Germany. It brings back the stories of what my dad, a Maya man, went through as a kid-
neutral · AI labelView post →Controversial film Schindler's List
neutral · AI labelView post →Opening my February work month by researching my last (early) Steven Spielberg film. And, thankfully given all the News out there right now, I saved a nice light one for last: Schindler's List.
neutral · AI labelView post →#MovieMadness Day 17 Movie with greatest villain Schindler's List Going with a historical villain... the scariest kind. Ralph Fiennes portrays Nazi sadist Amon Goeth, who enjoyed terrorizing and murdering the Jews in his concentration camp. youtu.be/RrYDoc0glXU?...
neutral · AI labelView post →Schindler's List is a haunting movie made worse by knowing what was done there is real.
positive · AI labelView post →It was really funny when they were calling Butker a "Super Bowl champ" like how you know a movie is ass when the trailer says like "from the producer of Schindler's List"
neutral · AI labelView post →This scene from Schindler's List comes to mind. "Stern, if this factory ever produces a shell that can actually be fired, I'll be very unhappy." www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGt4...
neutral · AI labelView post →The Day The Clown Cried (1972) Unreleased Film - 27 Min Reconstruction. This is the most infamous train wreck in Hollywood history and also one of the most legendary lost movies. There have been many an essay and books dedicated to the subject but essentially this was a terribly misplaced attempt at doing a serious Holocaust movie about a Jewish clown who leads kids into the gas chambers while incorporating Jerry Lewis' [usual schtick](https://youtu.be/V9Vc3S0X5tA). To explain this for…
neutral · AI labelView post →Joseph Williams, the lead singer of Toto, and son of composer John Williams. John composed film scores for Fiddler on the Roof, Jaws, Star Wars, ET, Indiana Jones, Home Alone, Schindler's List, and Harry Potter. Meanwhile Joseph is the adult voice of Simba in the Lion King. Rock on 🤘
neutral · AI labelView post →I asked my smart speaker what the best "foreign language" (not a phrase i normally use) film is. It said Forest Gump. Asked it what the best French film is. Answer: Schindler's List. Thought it misheard me (it likes posher accents than mine). Second time same answer, Schindler's List
neutral · AI labelView post →#FindASongToExplain #MusicChallenge I'll post a pic once in a while for you to find the tune 🎙 📷 film frame from Schindler's List
neutral · AI labelView post →Films we were shown in school include: Spartacus, Singles, Mountains Of The Moon, When Jenny When, La vie est un long fleuve tranquille, The Treaty, Schindler's List, A Man For All Seasons. Every film our French teacher showed us, without fail, had boobies in it.
neutral · AI labelView post →come for the regular PTFO fun, stay for the FINDING OUT THAT ACTION BRONSON'S FAVORITE CRIME MOVIE IS... SCHINDLER'S LIST!
neutral · AI labelView post →consider that this film is talked about in the same breath as Schindler's List. it's a beautiful film. it is a traumatic film. it's easily in the top 5 most devastating films of all time.
neutral · AI labelView post →Schindler's List. Incredible film. But I can never go through it again.
positive · AI labelView post →#NowWatching SCHINDLER'S LIST (1993). Director: Steven Spielberg. Liam Neeson, Ralph Fiennes. My 700th film of 2025 is this Oscar-winning Best Pic. Growing up, learned about Holocaust (unlike today). Thought it was unimaginable horror that could never be replicated. Not so sure lately. #filmsky
positive · AI labelView post →Hot take incoming. Schindler's List. Pure Hollywood schmaltz. The Holocaust was about six million people who died. The film is about six thousand who didn't.
negative · AI labelView post →Schindler's List (1993) Director: Steven Spielberg Cast: Liam Neeson, Ben Kingsley, Ralph Fiennes, Caroline Goodall Watch Review wp / ltrbox
neutral · AI labelView post →Kind of glad Spielberg gave it up. The Spielberg magic of the 80s and 90s doesnt exist in his movies. It's like he lost his director eyes for silence, tension, and appeal. Say what you want about Nolan, but Interstellar still ranks to me as one of the most beautiful films ever. Compare that to Spielberg's past twenty years. Tin tin, War of the Worlds, Lincoln. They lack that soul he had in his films. Ready Player One was loud and messy, just shoving CGi everywhere. If I didn't know better…
neutral · AI labelView post →He saw a movie about Alcatraz and thinks we should re-open it because nobody escapes it. Let's hope he doesn't see "Schindler's List."
neutral · AI labelView post →When a film like Schindler's List depicts the SS tipping people out of their wheelchairs and down the stairs you might think "steady on now, that's odd behaviour, how unrealistic", and yet here we are.
neutral · AI labelView post →Someday there will be a movie similar to "Schindler's List", but about ICE. #SheShed
neutral · AI labelView post →Very true, actually you reminded me of my second favourite children's film Schindler's List. They did a fantastic job making sure the parents could appreciate it too.
positive · AI labelView post →Review / The Nightingale (2018). **The Nightingale (2018)** -Directed by Jennifer Kent (*Babadook*) Jennifer Kent's *The Nightingale* is a cold, hard look at colonialism, unflinching in its depiction of the brutality that empires are built upon. Set in 1825 Tasmania, it follows ClareAisling Franciosi), a young Irish convict, and Billy (Baykali Ganambarr), an Aboriginal tracker, through the wilderness as they pursue a British officer who has committed unspeakable atrocities. This is not…
neutral · AI labelView post →#BlueZicos #MusicChallenge Tuesday: film with a stong storyline OST Schindler's List www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNSs...
neutral · AI labelView post →Wait, Spielberg toned down Goeth in Schindler's List? I feel like he'd want to show him as evil as he truly was, unless film censors literally wouldn't let him get away with it.
neutral · AI labelView post →I think Schindler's List is my least favorite movie of all time.
negative · AI labelView post →'I thought she'd survive': Story of slain Gaza photojournalist touches Cannes. > Cannes (France) (AFP) – Filmmaker Sepideh Farsi is still in shock after an Israeli air strike killed her documentary's main subject, 25-year-old photojournalist Fatima Hassouna, in Gaza last month. >"Why would you kill someone and decimate an entire family just because she was taking photos?" she told AFP ahead of her film's premiere at the Cannes Festival Thursday. >With Israel banning foreign media from…
neutral · AI labelView post →Watched Schindler's List last night for the first time. The movie ends with this first sentence. Oskar Schindler saved approximately 1,200 people and their descendants number over 8,500 worldwide.
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