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I still maintain that he was robbed of an Oscar. Sure, Tom Hanks is brilliant, but that award should have gone to Liam Neeson that year.

Instead of relishing his triumph, Schindler broke down into despair over the realization he could've saved more lives. What a gut-wrenching scene this was.

This movie is so crazy.. Because for the first time in film history, "dramatization " is actually a toned down version of the actual events to make it more palatable for the audience

Let's not overlook the brilliance of Ben Kingsley in this film.

"There will be generations because of what you did." - always gets me, the enormity of what he did for those bloodlines, when he could have just looked the other way, he risked everything to keep them all as safe as he could until it was over. I remember in the film, as the color slowly crept back into the picture with the candlelight...and then the burst of bright blue sky and the faces of all these survivors from Schindler's acts - there wasn't a dry eye in the theater, I was 13, it was cold, wet and Christmas time - we watched the resolution of the picture with Neeson standing over Oskar's grave...and we all walked out into the night, cold, raining and just wiped the tears from our faces. Such an experience. It even made my Dad tear up...

There is no possible way for me to understand why Liam Neeson didn't win an Academy award that year.

The director who was responsible for so much childhood joy created one of the most gut-wrenching scenes in cinematic history.

I read today a comment someone made in another, unrelated post. It was, "People worry about time travel because one small change in the past can affect the present, but never think that making one small change today can affect our future." Make a small change towards a better future.

The significance of a man who was once worth so much scrambling on the ground to find an inexpensive ring he had mistakenly dropped. That scene really shows how in touch Schindler became with his humanity

This scene always breaks my heart. He did more than anyone could have. He was a true hero in a very dark time.

One of the most emotional scenes in cinema in my opinion.

I read from somewhere that working on this movie weighed so heavily on Spielberg’s heart that he would call Robin Williams at the end of every day to ask him to tell him jokes for 3 hours.

"There will be generations because of what you did" And there are........what a great man

My grandpa was in the 3rd army division and helped liberate Dachau and Buchenwald concentration camps. I have photos of those camps! Never ever say it never happened! I have proof! He never said one word about it...

I think what's horrifying, is the fact that a pin, a FUCKING pin....was worth 1 person.

Such a beautiful scene. After keeping his humanity locked away and remaining stoic for the whole story, he finally lets all of his repressed emotions out in a burst, like a raging river, and at last we see the toll that being around all of this murderous evil has taken on him. He wants no thanks, and feels only regret that he couldn't do more. What an incredible soul he had.

I love and hate that scene. Crying all the time. NEVER let this happen AGAIN! From Germany!

Too bad most of you weren't around to see it in a large movie theater on its opening weekend. Imagine the sound of 1,000 people sobbing.

I remember my grandmother explaining what the tattoo on her arm was when I was a kid, right after this movie came out