Best of Steven Spielberg

By far Spielberg's finest work.
Fiennes as evil Amon Goeth, Neeson as Oskar Schindler and Kingsley as Itzhak Stern gave unparalleled performances. The last scene is the most touching i've ever seen in movies, and the switch from black and white to colors is the essence of the film. It will definitely leave a mark in me forever.
The main theme by Williams portrays the story just perfectly, no words needed.
"Whoever saves one life, saves the world entire"

The direction is superb.

Tom hanks leads the powerful cast in fashion.

Maybe the most realistic war movie u'll ever see.

One of the best thrillers that ever hit the screens.
Released in summer 1975, it's considered to be the first ever blockbuster.
Happens to be Spielberg's projection to the mainstream lights.
Thumbs up for John William's frightening score.

Improves clearly from the second installment.
Sean Connery gives the saga an extra push.
William's grandiose score is the best of the trilogy, and helped the film reach a peak of entertainment rarely achieved before.

This surely comes second at Spielberg's dramatic movies, only surpassed by the almighty Schindler's List, and really should have nicked the best picture award instead of Crash.
This is a rewatch review, and the film looks even better than the first viewing, still shocking and surprising.
It's all about Israel's Prime Minister giving the order to go after the 11 Palestinians that are believed to have been behind the Munich murders in 1972.
The film mostly criticize the jews for the eye for an eye concept, and try to prove that we just can't stop terror by counterterror. There has to be another way around....

The perfect example of creating an interesting story out of nothing.
Every person in the cast fits his role perfectly.
John William's music was just amazing, as always.
Overall, a very good family fantasy film to fill a good afternoon.