More Heartbreak Schindler's List Part ll | FIRST TIME WATCHING
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Thank you for watching the video, It means a lot to me .
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Eu acho que você poderia assistir ao filme The Hiding Place (1975).
Também é sobre a história verídica da família holandesa ten Boom que, antes de serem pegos e enviados ao campo de concentração, ajudou a esconder e salvar judeus na 2ª guerra.
I think you could watch the movie The Hiding Place (1975).
It's also about the true story of the Dutch ten Boom family who, before being caught and sent to the concentration camp, helped hide and save Jews in World War II.
There is no such thing as an "ugly cry" when watching this movie. One could say anyone who doesn't cry has no heart, and so the ugliest of "ugly cries" are in fact the most beautiful. Let it all out, for these people have earned every tear we could ever shed for them.
As powerful as Liam Neeson's "one more person" moment is, what gets me every time is the moment it shifts back to color and says "The Schindler Jews Today" and seeing the real people who lived it, and continued to live on.
Excellent first couple of sentences…
Beautifully worded. I’m glad to find a place here on this lady’s channel where most everyone has a big heart.
I read somewhere not so long after the first premiere of this movie that during the shooting of the selection scene the whole crew had to stop for a while because Ralph Fiennes (playing Amon Goeth) felt out of his character because he could not hold back his feelings and collapsed in tears. And this is a movie. In reality it was definitely way more cruel and heartbreaking...
The shower scene at the end when the lights were turned off and everyone SCREAMED was UNSCRIPTED.. That was a natural reaction by the extras...
@@yourthaiguy Same for the SS having a breakdown and shooting at the burning corpses when they burn all the corpses. The actor completely snaped and had a mental breakdown due to the number of (fake) corpses plus the heat of the fire. It looked so good on camera that Spielberg kept it in the movie.
You don't have an ugly crying face.. you are absolutely beautiful at all times. You made me cry!
The Pianist is another movie that should be watched by all. Very well done and is also based on a true story.
And probably also *Life Is Beautiful*
The pianist another powerfull movie
@@dIggl3r not a true story
@@ciaranfroud6249 I was saying that *Life is beautiful* was a movie that should be seen, not talking about the second part that it was based on a true story (or not).
I'm just an old man who has seen many things in life. I have lost many people whom I have loved very dearly. But when I see you cry it brings back all the sorrow that I have had in my life. But it also reminds me of all the love I have had from those passed and I thank God for that love that has sustained me to my old age. Thank you for bringing those memories of love back to me. You have a truly good soul and I am privileged to see your reactions. Thank you.
Notice the subtle way the director frames Schindler's interactions with Amon Goeth. Early in the movie, they sit side by side like friends. Near the middle, they sit on opposite sides separated by a table. When Schindler is telling Goeth about how Roman Emperors showed mercy, Goeth is sitting and Schindler is towering over him. When Schindler is spraying hoses on the train, Goeth is sitting while Schinder walks around. In their final scene together, when Schindler negotiates to buy his workers, they are shot through the panes of a window with each of them in separate frames, symbolizing that they are now no longer on the same page.
I'm glad there's someone mentioning this great detail
Amon genuinely believed Oskar was his friend and was surprised when Oskar testified against him. Another technical detail used with fantastic effect in this film is the lighting. Check it out
academy awards aka oscars is un by jews mainly lol, you think they will award person who played most notorious jewish killer?@@jennifergawne3002
I don't know if this is the "best" reaction on your channel so far, or the "most entertaining" one, but I am pretty sure it is the most important one, because it probably made some people watch this movie, who haven't seen it before. And maybe bring some people to read more about what happened. And it is good to have at least a good basic knowledge of things, like you, before watching this movie. Normally I write some interesting facts about this movie, when I watched a reaction, but this time I just wanted to say thank you.
The part of the movie that most stood out to me, when I saw in 30 years ago, was when Schindler broke down crying over the lives he didn’t save, because he didn’t sell off everything he owned to the last bauble.
I've seen this movie at least 10 times, I cry at the end every single time - the dedication to the 6 million murdered with the violin crescendo = ugly sob.
Watching your emotional reaction to this film brought me right back to seeing it in the theater on opening day in 1993. As I left, I saw a good friend waiting in line for the next screening. He gleefully asked me how the film was. I looked at him and said, " honestly, I cannot speak right now. I'll talk with you later." He understood. One of most powerful films ever made and Spielberg made this in the same year as Jurassic Park. An incredible filmmaker. Never be ashamed of how you look crying at this movie. I've never seen a more beautiful and heartfelt reaction. You are an amazing woman.
You brings tears to my eyes from a movie I have already seen.
Please never loose your empathy, it is very precious in this world.
You have a new fan because of your lovely soulful reaction here. One point to remember is the reason we cry when Schindler regrets not doing more is because of Liam Neeson's incredible acting. Acting that won him an Oscar for this role and in this scene, maybe the best film acting in a scene ever.
What’s really terrible is that the reality was far worse than they can show in a movie. When you read books, the things that are described are truly awful.
This is a Science Fiction Film and the reason for all censorship it has been debunked and if you got a problem with the comment i can point you in the direction of 30 newspapers that claimed this Fairytale before a certain mustache came to power. A certain religion was the nucleus of the soviet state and under its control it managed to kill off more people in that Era than the entire history previous history of monotheism. History’s greatest victim is actually history’s greatest perpetrator. Override your programming please.
If you ever get a chance..read the rise and fall of the third reich.. devastating insight into mans inhumanity..
It's fiction
@@patternrecon5271Your intelligence is fiction
A film that more closely shows how it happens in war is 'A Serbian Film' - it is brutal and these things did happen during that war. It happens in all wars.....
You have the most genuine beautiful reactions. Never apologize for shedding tears.
Some black and white movies:
- The Longest Day, the landing in Normandy in June 6th, 1944, seen by the American, French and German perspectives.
- 12 Angry Men, the deliberation in a trial.
Thank you for sharing your kind heart and empathetic spirit with us. May we never forget...never forget.
One of the most beautiful and thoughtful reactions I have watched. A masterpiece of a movie and one that should be compulsory viewing for everybody - this is something that should never be forgotten or denied. PS - nope, beautiful crying face in my personal opinion.
You have a beautiful soul and a good heart. And you don't look ugly when you cry. Thanks for reviewing this film and explaining it to me. I'll get a lot more out of it the next time I watch it. One of the most impactful scenes in the movie for me was the little boy hiding in the feces. That was horrible that he had to choose to do that.
No one looks ugly when they cry for this movie. You look beautifully empathetic.
You say that you have the ugliest crying face on the Internet but everything is beautiful about you Biss. ❤
Greetings from Poland.
Sooner or later this movie had to be made. Someone had to show the greatest tragedy of humanity that happened in my home country.
I am glad that Spielberg made this film, who, like few people, understands what happened then. He himself comes from an orthodox Jewish family.
And the translation you wanted to know in 23:23 "You will get soap and a towel. You'll take a shower to disinfect yourself."
Its interesting at the end when the rusian soldier tells them not go east because they hate you more there. In 1943, the escape at Sobibor extermination camp in eastern poland of 300 jews who went into the countryside found out how well they were liked.. .
Hi Biss. Thank you so much for watching this film.
The cousin of my wife's Grandfather was the jeweler who made the ring at the end of the film. My mom reminded me today that a member of the synagogue we went to was one of Schindler's secretaries. She past away I believe in 2018 at 107 yrs old.
Spielberg made a few changes that are understandable for this movie . 1st Goethe was far worse than depicted. However, Spielberg felt that it would not be believable if accurately portrayed. Also, it would not have been possible to confuse Auschwitz showers with a gas chamber because showers were open air.
Finally, as the end of the movie said that Schindler failed in post war in business. It was his Jews that raised money for him. They also payed for his body to be moved to Jerusalem and to be buried there after his death.
The sad and also amazingly beautiful theme by John Williams. Itzhak Perlman playing the violin.
When he’s talking about distributing the cloth and walking to the car at the very end, I always start losing it because I know what the scene that’s about to happen is going to do to me. Every time.
The little girl in the red is, from what I understand, is the depiction of when Schindler really felt the gravity of this whole sick situation and knew he needed to do all he could to save the people. Schindler had made reference to her in some interview way back when.
When Oskar says "I could have gotten one more person out" I've always taken that to mean that he was referring to the little girl in red
In 23:23 the polish guard said "You'll get soap and a towel and go to the shower for disinfection. Get that soap and hurry up."
The first time I saw this movie my life changed, I became an Oskar Schindler forgiving my employees when they did things wrong, being a better human being with my family and my country. Without a doubt, this film transformed my character and my way of acting. Hey I told you not to cry lol
I hope in the future that there will be more Oskar Schindlers emerging in the conflicts that will break out in the world.
maybe God willing, you can be one of them ❤
You did a great job. You have a wonderful soul. How could you not cry?
21:49 Oskar Schindler was born in Zwifrau and that belonged to Austria back then, today the Czech Republic, but back then it was Austria. And Oskar Schindler was German
A poet once wrote, “Any man’s death diminishes me, for I am involved in mankind.” He never met Amon Goeth…
Thank you for sharing your story about your family name. I have a similar story: My grandfather was a Polish Jew who escaped to the United States in the late 1930s. They (along with many other countries) did not accept many Jews during the refugee crisis, so he had to change his name.
This is such an important movie. The horrors of the Holocaust should be remembered as a lesson until the end of time. Never again.
I don't know anyone that doesn't cry when watching this movie. Great reaction, great movie, writing, acting and directing.
I’ve seen this movie a couple of times and I cried yet again along with you. Such a powerful movie
My favorite moment was the SS man playing the piano during the liquidation of the ghetto. It was a reminder that the people who committed these crimes weren't all barbarians. Many of them were intelligent, civilized and educated people who were excellent at finding excuses for themselves on why their actions actually made sense.
I know it's hard to relate to Goeth, but god ........ what a performance by Ralph Fiennes .....
The man triggered a PTSD panick attack from one of Schindler's jews acting as advisor for the movie, and even the actress for Helen Hirsch said in interviews that she was scared of him when he was in character. His performance in this movie was out of this world...
The shower scene at Auschwitz. Auschwitz was a self-sustaining death camp of sorts. If a trainload of 'able' workers came in, as these women were, they were initially put to work doing things like disposing of the bodies of prior 'able' workers who were worked to death, or of 'surplus labor' that arrived and were immediately put to death. If the women had not been rescued by Schindler (which they actually were), they would have worked and eventually died there or, in too few cases, maybe survived to the end of the war, which was somewhat approaching by this point. So, actually, that scene with the shower water coming on was really what happened. You ask great questions.
The end of the war was 7-8 months away. It's very likely the women wouldn't have survived that long. The children certainly wouldn't have survived.
The best part in my humble opinion would not necessarily be the movie itself but, the legacy of it. No matter who watches it, their understanding, if not their lives are forever changed. The impact of this movie is phenomenal. The best way I can express more of what I mean is from a quote by another famous writer, Earnest Hemingway, when he suggested a way for other writers to improve their skills was to, "Write hard about what hurts."
You can see and understand the horrors of that war and time period from a piece of artwork because of the method of which it was told. Also, because it was told to you in this manner, you will never, ever want these horrific events to happen, again. And that is truly an amazing achievement for a movie.
If you like that typewriter sound, a good movie for you to review is All The President's Men (1976) with Dustin Hoffman and Robert Redford. Very good film. Good history.
One of the BEST films of 70's I agree... and I still never get tired of watching it
And misery lol
Or Jerry Lewis's performance of "The Typewriter".😂
That was an absolutely beautiful reaction Biss, thank you so much😊😊😊
I am so moved by your reaction that I can't even collect my thoughts enough to comment yet. You are a very impressive person. I am so tired right now and, as you probably felt after watching the film, drained emotionally from watching this reaction. I'll hopefully have time before work in the a.m. to come back to this and share my thoughts with you. Thank you for a beautiful, sensitive, thoughtful reaction. And, though it's not quite appropriate to say 'congrats', I would like to say that in honor of your foray into black and white films. I hope you'll delve into many more; so many treasures. Anyway, I'm off to bed but - - wow - - just wow. I almost never 'sub' on an initial reaction, only because I watch so many. I usually watch a reactor a bunch of times before subbing. But, I'm not sleeping on subbing you. You're a really outstanding commentator.
The most impactful thing for me was the children hiding. It reminded me of one of the only things my father told me about his time in the Drohobycz ghetto. My grandfather created a factory in the ghetto to try to maximize the number of Jews who were considered productive and save them. No children were supposed to be in the factory but my father and Uncle were as was another boy whose name I sadly forgot. One day, the Gestapo came for an inspection, while my dad was playing with the other boy. When they heard the Germans both of them ran to hide. My father made it to the closet and then the hiding space under the shelf. His friend wasn't fast enough and he heard the boy being kicked to death.
Ralph Feinnes is sn amazing actor. He definitely should have one best supporting actor here at the Academy awards.
My grandfather was part of the Third Army under General Patton when Buchenwald concentration camp was liberated. He never talked about what he saw to anyone in the family except to say,”I didn’t know people could do that to other people.”
My Grandpa was one of the advanced squads who stumbled on Buchenwald. He said similar. They didn't know where the Germans were & had to keep moving, at least until they found the 2nd camp (I forgot if Buchenwald was 1st or 2nd).
Did your grandfather know that "people were doing that to other people" within the United States ? Between 1942 and 1945 U.S citizens of Japanese descent were forced into internment camps aka concentration camps where they remained as prisoners all because of their ethnicity.
@@SedriqMiers much like FDR’s democrats, I doubt he would have cared very much at the time.
@@SedriqMiersWhile the internment of Japanese-Anericans in concentration camps was dead wrong, to compare the experience of being in one of those camps to being in Buchenwald, as you just did, shows you for the horrible, horrible thing you are.
@@SedriqMiers With one major difference: they weren't gassed and burnt in ovens. Or subjected to brutal medical experiments. Stop with the false equivalencies.
32:33 "I could've gotten one more person."
Okay. This is the part that always gets to me.
The extras in the shower knew it was not real, however according to Spielberg they were truly petrified in which made him finish the scene fast to relieve the extras fears.
It hurts me to see you cry. I cried rivers in the cinema and couldn't help myself. ❤
Apparently Spielberg was so upset by the days filming so often that at night he would phone Robin Williams and get him to make him laugh to try to balance out how he felt and bring him round to feel human again...well done for watching, being dragged through all that is no easy feat and yet somehow feeling the things we feel does not diminish us it merely reconfirms our humanity...
The scene when Isaac and Oskar share a drink breaks me every time. Issac drank for his own sorrow and because he finally had respect for Oskar
The childrens loaded on the trucks in Plasow labor camp were gassed to death right behind the Plasow city. There is also unconfirmed information that during that process one SS soldier comited suicide because he couldn't watch it.
Everyone ugly cries especially the end scene where Oscar breaks down saying how he could have saved more.
Hi Young lady Greetings from Sydney, Australia. A fact about this movie. (I was a carpenter who worked on the construction of the Auschwitz replica camps. Steven Spielberg told some of us that a sum of the survivors asked him to hear their real stories. They explained the actual abuse, murderous behaviour & abuse was far worse than what appeared in the movie. It was decided that they could not show the real things that happened because the scale of abuse of suffering would leave them with a movie that people would not believe. On the last scene it was Liam Neeson who left the flowers on Oskar Schindlers Grave.
Hi! I'm from Poland. Mrs. Emily Schindler took care of the hospital. in her husband's camp. she was mainly responsible for saving about 100 people with frostbite and starvation disease. such a transport went to Schindler's factory because no one wanted it. this is not in the movie. most of the themes in the film are true but aggregated. e.g. Amon had two maids named Helen and Oscar also saved their sisters.
Pankiewicz also appears in the film. The guy who wanted to help you.
in the film, another entrepreneur is also depicted, the German Oscar turns to him for help Maditch.
Marditch Pankiewicz and Mrs. Emily are also honored as righteous among the nations of the world.
I heard one of the Holocaust survivors met Ralph Fiennes on set, while he was in costume, and she near had a panic attack.
Yes, it was Mila Pfefferberg, who acted as an advisor for the movie. She's the woman who during the ghetto liquidation refused to go down to the sewers with her husband.
I have watched more than a dozen reactions to this movie. Yours is the best because you missed nothing. You understood every detail and every nuance while other commentators missed. And you have a lovely accent.
It is said the movie .was very kind to Oskers memory,he was very flawed,but he wouldnt have been able to do what he did if he was a saint.and the fact is theres 6000 descendants now.that is as much of a reward as any gold.
God bless the creators of this important film. What happened to these beautiful people must never be forgotten.
Seeing this ending again chokes me up. It is hard to make a claim for this not being on the very short list of best pictures ever.
This movie is amazing and so emotionally draining. It's impossible to watch without crying 😢
Thanks for your genuine heartfelt reaction Bisscute.
When you said 6 million. Broke me. Been crying ever since
I can't watch this movie without crying. When Oscar starts crying when he thinks he could've saved more people I'm always lost to tears at that moment.
When you mentioned about how they also showed women who supported the nazis, you should definitely watch “THE READER” with Kate Winslet (Titanic) and Ralph Fiennes (Amon Goeth). It’s an excellent film.
The train with the women was not routed on accident or because of Göth to Auschwitz.
There was a SS rule that said that all people who get moved to another camp had to go into quarantine.
And they did also full body inspections. For the female prisoners they needed female staff.
The camp where they had to be moved had not the facilities and the female staff to do this so they were moved to Auschwitz which was the next camp.
It is kind of perplexing that beisdes all the cruelities the Nazis did, thaty they stuck to certain routines.
One would have thought they they would have used any staff who was available for doing the inspection.
A beautiful reaction, well done!
Bisscute when Steven Spielberg wanted John Williams to compose the music for this movie he showed Williams a rough cut of the movie. After viewing Williams said he couldn't do it because he wasn't good enough to do the movie justice. Spielberg replied "I know but all the others are dead"
This is one of two favorite black and white movie 🤔 the other is The elephant man... " I AM NOT AN ANIMAL! I AM A HUMAN BEING! 😮 yes you are Mr. John Merrick... yes you are 😌
26:07 Especially as you don't need to polish the _insides_ of shell metal casings.
I am posting my recommendations again. I advise you to watch the 1997 film "Life is Beautiful" You will roar the whole movie. No wonder he was given a bunch of Oscars and other movie awards ...
your tears are gifts for the angels - they can't cry
I've only watched this film 3 times and it feels like enough for a lifetime.
I love your empathetic heart. Thank you for sharing it with us ❤
I have seen alot of americans react to this movie and the are missing so much of what is happening. Some of them are actually surprised at the end that it was a true story 😮
Your face was PRICELESS when you saw Amon on the end of a rope .... LOL !!! I REALLY enjoy you with SAD movies !!!!! LOVE YOU!!!
I was enchanted by your kind reaction. You are young and can make a difference with your just attitude. Spread your love.
The scene that always gets me is when Stein finally accepts the drink.
Stern
My grandmother was born in Lemburg (Lviv) in 1898, when it was a thriving city in the Austro-Hungarian Empire. She came from a very patriotic family, very loyal to the Emperor (FJ), and her uncle was an Lt. Oberst in the KUK army. She came to the US when she was 14. All her family were killed in the Holocaust. It didn't matter that they were a leading family in the community, productive, or that they had been patriotic. They were Jewish. Shot and tossed into a common burial in what is known as "The Pit".
Bliss... you were my favorite moment of this reaction! Thank you so much for your beautiful share at the end! =;-D
If there are no tears in your eyes at the Schindler leaving scene then you are not a human being... This scene breaks everyone...
I was maybe 15-17 when I saw this in high school. Spielberg had been my faveorite director, but up until that time, I hadnt seen this movie. It remains one of my favorites and its right up there with Saving Private Ryan. If "Saving Private Ryan" shows the horror of war, then Saving Private Ryan is the reason why WWII was fought. It wasn't jsut the Jews, either. People often downplay that Hitler in his craziness only wanted white "aryan perfection" in his crazy world, but the thing that gets lost on everyone who followed him was that there is no "Aryan" race or Aryan culture. The world is made up of different cultures, all unique and all beautiful in their own ways, and it's refreshing to see that most of us KNOW that we are a global community - at least in my optimism, I'd like to think that way. Human nature can be ugly, but even in the ugliest parts of human history ... there's always a few hopeful people who rage against the dying of the light.
We're not as alone as some would think.
Thank you for being you Biss.
Much love.
23:38 Schindler's List is not a documentary, this is a war/ drama movie
it's not really a war movie.
This is one of, if not the, best movie ever made. Makes me cry every time, even just hearing the theme tune. There is a video on RUclips of an orchestra playing the theme and the soloist has an illness and never thought she would play in an orchestra again. It was also her daughter’s 18th birthday on that day. Very beautiful, try and find it if you can.
Everybody's gangsta until "One more person... and I didn't..." and when they show the real Schindler Jews with the actors who played them. Loved your reaction. Guess this is indeed a movie one needs to "recover" from before watching anything funny again. Thanks for sharing this experience.
It's not the tears. It's what's behind them. My 3 boys and I have seen 2 films where the audience sat in silence at the end of the film.
That would be Schindler's List and Saving Private Ryan. These two films are stunning.
As we say in Texas; y'all be safe..
I have never heard of anyone ever wanting to rewatch Schindler's list. Steven Spielberg has said many times he deliberately made it as ugly as possible which was one of the reasons he went black and white. I think it's a testament to who you are that you found the beauty in the heartwarming parts of this and want to re-experience that. I raise my glass to you sister
I've been a movie collector for a 35 years, And I've seen Schindler for a, at least 50 times, since 1993... (I'm 55)
You have a beautiful crying face, Biss'. You've got soul sister ❤
Thank you Biss, totally beautiful reaction. The most impactful scene for me was the 3 minutes of silence. There was not a dry eye in the theater. Always remember, reality is a million times harsher than what the movie can ever portray. Let's never allow anything like this to happen again.
So you think this is nothing like a few million abortions?
@@libertyresearch-iu4fyNothing.
The few bits of colour in this movie is what makes those moments so important and the rest so dark and also important in hindsight...
You should look up Jennifer Teege she is Amon Goeths granddaughter. She has a lot to say about that man
You are a good person. I'm happy to see compassion in the next generation. Be well and thank you.
Excellent reaction. The 3 Stephen Spielberg War Movies: Saving Private Ryan, Schindler's List, and EMPIRE OF THE SUN. I would love to see your reaction to Empire of the Sun, starring Christian Bale, John Malcovich, and Ben Stiller. Amazing soundtrack by John Williams. Nominated for 6 Oscars. EMPIRE OF THE SUN.
33:00 Best description ever of Amon´s character.
I feel for you. As an American with Croatian heritage, I visited my family back in the old country and they told me the horrors of the war in the 90's. Let's just all be nice to each other.
Croatians committed a genocide during WWII.
You make me cry! Your soul is so beautiful! Congratulations.
I was weeping with you also, crying about the movie and crying that your crying. Double tears!!😭😭💔
This was one of, or probably the best and most touching movie reaction I've ever seen. ❤
And no, you dont have an ugly "cry face" , you show real emotions, and that tells me, and all the others that you have a beautiful and compassionate soul...and that makes your "cry face" beautiful as well.
Hugs from Norway. 😍
Schindler’s List, apart from being very well-made, is one of the most important films ever made. Respect, Steven Spielberg.
I wept throughout the movie, using up a whole box of tissues which my friend brought to the theater for me, but the worst was the children hiding from the transport and Olek jumping into the cesspit. If I hadn't been sitting in the middle of a pack row I think I would have run out of the theater. It haunts me still, and I can only watch bits of it through the eyes of reactors. I can't watch the whole thing again.
Great reaction. And that outro story was really good and powerful. Hope you are doing okay Biss.
The little girl in the red coat.
Also the naked hatred to other humans.