Schindler's plan.
Meet Amon Goethe (and actor Ralph Fiennes)
Coppola did this in 1982 with Rumble Fish – but who saw that?
An old man saved by the grace of God.
Goethe pardons himself.
The most powerful film image of the 90s – this picture is worth 1000 pictures.
“What’s a person worth?” “No, no, no, no. What’s one worth to you?“ The pivotal question in a perfectly blocked, lit, and acted scene.
And the money shot.
Brilliant lighting. You could infer a higher power approving (or inspiring) the list.
Schindler’s revelation.
Meet Amon Goethe (and actor Ralph Fiennes)
An old man saved by the grace of God.
Goethe pardons himself.
The most powerful film image of the 90s – this picture is worth 1000 pictures.
“What’s a person worth?” “No, no, no, no. What’s one worth to you?“ The pivotal question in a perfectly blocked, lit, and acted scene.
And the money shot.
Brilliant lighting. You could infer a higher power approving (or inspiring) the list.
Schindler’s revelation.
Finally, a decent Spielberg film (A+). I still would've liked to see Marty's version.
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Hey Frenchy. Thanks so much for your Antisemitism theories.
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