Like Moses in The Bible

@@johncarloangeles208 kinda yeah

Rose Marine men weren’t killed the way women and children were. Women and children (and the impaired of all genders) were killed first because they were deemed less physically useful.

You are a disgrace to your species

Men were killed first to reduce the risk of revolt

It's great story telling. These little details.

LOL-Tony and Billy NoobGames living for people seems better than living for the green, pretty damn sure it feels better anyway

LOL-Tony and Billy NoobGames '

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falloutrangerlol Yes, you are correct. That would have been the right thing to do.

Surely you are not talking about Schindler's Jews, but present day Jewish people in Isreal.

What is the actual Gulf that he's referring to?

Thanks- I was wondering what’s the gulf

@@gooser__43 what was the answer

I've NEVER made it through this scene without crying at those words. The gentle and reverent way Ben Kingsley's Itzak Stern picks up and holds the pages of life really gets me too.

@@franticzenster8140 probably the evil of the reality they were living in. The evil of the holocaust

Yup

2:00 give or take

Glad you praised score, just amazingly beautiful score.

Great score. You may know the famous story -- John Williams saw a cut of the film as a preparation and spent some time walking outside, overwhelmed by what he had seen. He came back to Steven Spielberg and said, "Steven, you need a great composer to do this score. You need a better composer than me." Spielberg replied, "I know I need a better composer. But they're all dead."

Damn right

I have seen a rabi handle the torah scrolls just like that.

Because it was the most precious thing in the world then

@@imapaine-diaz4451 beautiful wording

Stern knew what the list represented, he was always several steps ahead of Oskar but forever cautious not to overstep his place as a lesser human being lest that have catastrophic results for them both.

Beautiful break down of Sir Ben's acting in the scene, including physical movement. He's a master class.

Another moment I just noticed this year comes from a later scene. In the Czech factory, when they're discussing the quality-control failures of their ordnance, Schindler has his arm around Stern throughout and their bonhomie shows through.

They have such great chemistry too

He doesn't seem like Ben Kingsley.

@@georgeofhamilton because he has hair in this lol

@@idontgetlaidbut Because he’s usually more of a punk.

@@georgeofhamilton 🤨

Ricardo José Reza I’m happy to watch this today!

Hearing that line made me smile.

@@thelastsaints101 can you please explain me that line?

@@goldensperm7182 by saying "buying" it makes it seem like he is buy goods and not people. By saying he's paying for every name it instead implies that each name, each person, is being freed and saved instead of being "brought".

Schindler made an agreement to pay Goeth off (a bribe) for each of the 1100 people on the list. There's an earlier scene where they show him going into Goeth's office with briefcase stuffed full of Reichsmarks. The implication is that it cost him a LOT of money to have Goeth's guarantee that he could take the 1100 Jews with him to a new location in Czechoslovakia. So, yes, he bought their freedom.

Just wait until they start putting unvaccinated people in camps. Already can't interact with society without the proper "papers". Unvaccinated are already being blamed for something that's obviously not their fault. It's just a matter of time now.

@@themonsterunderyourbed9408 yup world war 3 with democratic United States in the center this time

@@themonsterunderyourbed9408 But the continued spread of the virus IS your fault. I don't blame the unvaccinated in those countries who haven't had adequate supplies of the vaccines. But in countries that have - the US and UK - not to be vaccinated allows the virus to multiply, mutate and spread. And mutation risks the virus becoming vaccine-resistant, which puts everyone else at risk. So by you refusing the vaccine, it means that you are jeopardising everyone else. In other words, you're selfish and irresponsible.

@@themonsterunderyourbed9408 lmao you guys want to be the victims so badly. How pathetic

@@kingcurry6594 He clearly doesn't know how it works.

Dimar YP there is a connexion between this scene and Taylor Swift's ''Blank Space '' i think the part of this scene where Oskar Schindler is asking Itzhak Stern to '' Finish the page and leave one space at the bottom '' ... looks like Taylor 's line : ''' Got a long list of ex-lovers..... but i've got a blank space baby and i'll write your name '''

***** Wow, that's the dumbest thing I've seen on the internet, and that's saying a lot.

Tufflaw lol. Give the girl a break Tufflaw Its not her fault.

***** how could you relate Tay-Tay to this. Thats odd.

+Tufflaw I thought it was funny considering the huge difference and...the unfortunate relevance.

He is the best 🤧

I actually think this was his best role.

The edits and blocking are also marvelous; quicker edits from the typing on the page to the men in the room, the rising but understated score, Schindler circling Stern as he types and leaning over him as Stern works. Then the soft moment when Schindler is checking the names on the pages and Stern begins to realize just what's happening. It's one of the finest scenes in the film, as it should be.

And a long dick

lifepsycho123 lol

@@lifepsycho123 Oi!!! Don't make comments like that.😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡

Aye.. But he sure did smoke a lot

Quality of a Jedi Master!

My favourite part in the film.

I know, amazing how such a simple scene can carry so much weight.

moviebuff1275 a joke in the darkness, such a great dialogue in this tragedy

@@adam.recording In this dark hell, the only thing that will cheer it up is some jokes.

watch death poetry society

+Jakob Kammerlander that movie sucked. Too bad the son committed suicide.

+Jakob Kammerlander *dead

Treefrog Johnson oops im sorry your right...

+Matt Josh I'm not ashamed to admit I cried like a little baby at the ending scene.

It depends on people , not religion .

@@hasinaashraf9332 Very true.

Like these vaccine companies and governments forcing people to get vaccinated.

@@themonsterunderyourbed9408 That's a good thing.

Like goddamn George soros

Just as important to the ones on it

Jim joe Kelly it was for those on it

They probably were the Ten Commandments to him.

There is not many objects of absolute good in the world. I suspect if it still existed today it would be as priceless as any holy artefact.

​@@youtubeviewer5198 My understanding is that the original list is actually in a museum. I'll have to check on which one.

he didn't commit suicide he planted a tree in Israel for being a righteous man after the war

Mark Warren I know, read what I posted, I never said he did, I said he thought about doing so. He died of natural causes, a heart attack if I remember correctly, and was buried in Israel.

Yes but that's maybe even more inspirational if you think of it. Even if he was an opportunist and profitter he still did the right thing, the good thing when it really matters. It shows that you don't have to be any kind of hero to make a world better place, you just have to make right choices whe push comes to shove.

That he was a war profiteer and a Nazi doesn't count as an against argue because he was under presure and without power he couldn't save so many lifes

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samsquanch1996 but while smiling with his whole eyes and fervently typewriting, as in “ but it is so worthy “

Ironically, IRL, he was. He had his vices, but saving as many Jews as he could was always his intention.

But he was picked by Jesus, who saw the good in everyone.

@@janesgems7 I mean he is a good director, but I wouldn't necessarily say he was picked by Jesus. Indiana Jones was amazing, though

Kind of ironic you say that cause that actually would have been a more accurate portrayal of him

He's all a more compelling character for it. A greedy opportunist looking to exploit slave labour for personal profit but he cannot allow them to die once he is involved. The best kind of good. It's easy to be a saint from the beginning in normal circumstances where there is no risk. But to go in accepting amorality in order to make his fortune but he starts developing a conscience despite himself when at the very heart of one of the most evil times of human history and he starts risking it all to saving lives. It's inspiring.

.I'd put it differently. I'd say its his most IMPORTANT movie

Nahh saving private ryan was his best film

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What about E.T.?

People need heros and scapegoats. Humans are funny.

The writer is Steven Zallian, one of the best Hollywood screenwriters, adapting "Schindler's Ark."

dustin hoffman would've been good too i think

+Peter the Man Ben was wonderful! The chemistry between him and Neeson made this film

+Peter the Man I think the actors should have been European. It just feels out of place, where you have all these European actors in a movie set in Europe and then you have a famous American Hollywood actor. I'm glad Spielberg chose Kingsley.

Kingsley is Britsh/Indian. Neeson is Irish.

@@Maxoule22 after seeing his role in death of a salesman, I can see why he was a contender for the part. No doubt Ben was a better pick

The scene is beautifully written. Stern is handling that list like a secretary, until he realizes what's going on.

"Power does not corrupt, it reveals."

"Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power." - Abraham Lincoln 16th President (1809 - 1865)

@@kungfumaster51 Very true.

Khan

It would be better without the violin.

Would you consider yourself to be a good person? How many lies have you told, and what do you call someone who lies? Have you ever stolen something, and what do you call someone who steals? Have you ever taken God’s name in vain (very serious; in Old Testament times, the Jews wouldn’t even say the name of God for fear of blasphemy) - even ‘OMG’? One more: Jesus said whoever looks at a woman to lust after her has already committed adultery in his heart; have you ever looked with lust? Well I’m not judging you - but if you’ve done these things then you’re a liar, thief, blasphemer and adulterer-at-heart; that’s how seriously God takes sin. He is Holy (perfectly good/righteous and separate from sin) which means that H e is perfect in justice - and if He were to judge you by the moral law (we’ve already looked at 4 commandments) would you be innocent or guilty? Heaven or Hell? The answer is hell - the wrath of God upon you for your sin. Is that concerning? But fortunately, God’s will is not that you perish. He wants all men everywhere to be saved. So do you know what He did for us guilty sinners? In self-giving mercy, He sent His Son Jesus Christ. He lived the perfect life that we should have lived - tempted at all points and yet He NEVER sinned. Through His life, being in very nature God, He revealed God to men; but we in our hatred condemned Him to death. On that cross as Jesus suffered, He took on the sin of the world and was judged in our place; receiving God’s wrath. You and I broke God’s law, but Jesus paid the fine. God can justly forgive us. On that cross He died, then He was buried, but 3 days later He was raised from the dead - conquering death and Hell and ushering in The Kingdom of God. He then ascended to the right hand of God the Father (where He came from) now Lord of the living and the dead. God has fixed a date when He will judge the world in righteousness. What you need to do is repent (In humility, acknowledge your sin before God and turn to a relationship with Him) and trust ALONE in Jesus Christ and His work on the cross; and God will grant you the gift of the Holy Spirit. Then be baptised. When you place your trust in Jesus - the Lord and Saviour - these things will happen: 1) God will forgive the sins that you have committed; they were paid for by Jesus at the cross. 2) The perfect life that Jesus lived will be credited to you. He will find you holy and blameless on judgement day (and now), as Christ’s righteousness covers you. 3) You receive a place in Christ’s kingdom as an adopted child of God. God becomes your Father. Eternal life isn’t just about living forever, but a personal relationship with God Himself. That life can start now; The Father will reveal Himself to you if you seek Him. 4) God doesn’t just save you from the penalty of your sin (Hell). He can save you from the power of sin itself. Whoever practices sin is a slave of sin; but when you repent and believe the gospel [WHICH HAS BEEN DESCRIBED] the Holy Spirit comes to dwell in you and sanctify you (working in you to further abandon sin and turn to the will of God). When the end of the age comes, and eternity begins, this work will be brought to completion as you are finally freed from the presence of sin. Jesus offers to take away your sin and to give you His righteousness; you must receive it by faith. Choose this day if you will align with the world, or with Jesus and His kingdom - only His is eternal. ROMANS 10:9 - If you confess with your mouth Jesus as Lord and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved

In the director’s cut there’s additional footage of him making typos and correcting them.

When your and lives of your friends and family actually depends on that list..I figure anyone would be real careful typing

This man was more Christian than a thousand Bible bashers

Back then people were used to using the typing machine, also, mistakes were easily fixed either within the machine already (they actually had a delete button) or with correction fluid/correction roller.

Alyssa Beth beutiful movie

Islam ☪

@@KingIjazMalik "The one of saves the life of one saves the world entire"

Such a stupid quote. Just because it’s a religious quote doesn’t mean it makes sense.

@werid person are you muslim?

"Whoever saves a single life is considered by scripture to have saved the whole world." (Mishnah, Sanhedrin 4:5)

It was just another job as a clerk... This scene is so beautifully written!

A good person isn't always a good citizen.

No, the list is not the absolute good... the list is a desperate attempt to do something morally right despite the fact that you lived most of your life quite immorally...

@@cheeseandonions9558 2 years later I say to you S T F U

@@cheeseandonions9558cuck

He's the best 🤧

Very true brother or sister. The same for me.

Not to forget the music. John Williams has often told the story of the first time he watched it (still raw, without the music he was going to write for it). When it was over, he had to leave the room for a moment to calm down. When he came back, he told Spielberg that this was a great film, but that he needed a better composer. Spielberg replied: yes, I know, but they're all dead.

good one

Schindler and the man who this version of Stern is based on became dear friends. He organized help when Schindler was completely broke after the war and he lobbied for Schindler to be recognized by Yad Vasheem. And he cried at his grave at his funeral.

I don't think it's an argument. 🙂

@@cherylhulting1301 True. Schindler's List is a masterpiece for the ages.

Peace is a facade

Tell that to the political leaders of the world

I saw it in the theater. It was incredible and yes it was silent both during and after the film

I did see it in the cinema. It was riveting and looked gorgeous on the large screen. It was emotionally overwhelming.