* A MASTERPIECE * Favourite Movie Reaction SCHINDLER'S LIST

[@michaelaldan4354]

never ever forget this...never ever just say it happened.....this happened...this happens....and it will happen again

[@cajunsushi]

I remember going with a friend to the theater when this came out. I would look away occasionally in the dark for I’m a very emotional man and had to keep it together. After, we were walking back to the car and Amy asked how I liked the movie, I just started blubbering like a baby. Two grown adults standing in the parking lot holding each other while people passed by in silence.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Eheheh I get it. Happened to me and a friend of mine once 😅 but hey, it is how it is, sometimes its too much to hold inside

[@chrispittman8854]

"Conspiracy" fleshed out those historical monsters only too well. A must watch for sure.

[@promiscuous675]

Trivia: Amid all the television and movie stars, for a few brief moments (in one of his first film roles) Tom Hiddleston's profile and voice are just recognisable as the telephone operator berated by Stanley Tucci's "Adolf Eichmann."

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Yes! I thought it was him!

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Really quite good, just excellent actors and a great script

[@fooledbyrandom991]

A film I make sure to watch every now and then - no better summation of the "banality of evil"

[@johannesvalterdivizzini1523]

A very fine film that never had the audience it deserved.

[@krisfrederick5001]

Stephen Spielberg was working on this masterpiece at the same time he was working on Jurassic Park. Now that's chaos...there's nothing to really say about this. It speaks for itself. When Schindler's Jews and their relatives come in at the end...this wasn't a movie, it was reality. I implore you to see "The Fallen of WW2" to give you the scale of this tragedy.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Its just baffling how he manager to make 2 completely different type of movies at the same time and that both were so good! The Fallen of World War II we have seen (actually used it in a presentation in college about international laws 😅). But we also got a request to do it, so I think we will post that commentary here on youtube yeah

[@PrinceofPain-wv1lo]

@@krisfrederick5001 Pure Propaganda

[@shainewhite2781]

Winner of 7 Oscars including Best Picture. When Steven Spielberg took home his Oscar, he told the audience that schools should show this movie in their classrooms about the horror and reality of the Holocaust and how it affected the entire world.

[@promiscuous675]

When I studied the Holocaust in school this movie was used by the tutor, he said that despite the inaccuracies it is a way to understand the incomprehensible.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

I think I also saw parts of this movie for the first time in school

[@kevind4850]

Spielberg also refused to take any money for doing the film (he called it "blood money"), instead donating it to charities dedicated to preserving the memories of these events.

[@micheletrainor1601]

Speilberg actually made this movie as his final piece of work to graduate from film school after a 30 years hiatus making blockbuster movies. His professor gave him a A minus for it which blows my mind as its a masterpiece.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

A minus... Hope its the first time that professor hás given an A or something 😅

[@ralphvelthuis2359]

Although they say in the movie it was a paperwork mistake, the reality is it was that Goethe's 2nd in command that sent the train to Auschwitz. He was angry that he hadn't gotten a share of the money Schindler gave to goethe, and this was his revenge. And Schindler himself didn't go to Auschwitz, but sent a subordinate.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Really, It wasn't a mistake?! Damn, because of envy (and greed) so many people could have just so easily had been sent to their deaths in this instance.

[@micheletrainor1601]

The silence in the theartre during this movie was palpable.

[@chefskiss6179]

Wonderful watching this with you both. I love that you're doing these historic watches as well in addition to your other posts. I watch Conspiracy every once in a while; it is such a surreal watch, all that cold perfunctory bureaucratic verbalage churned out over each other, and only when one takes a moment to pause and remember what exactly they're talking about does it all feel so unimaginatively chilling. So chilling. It would be awesome if you did 1982's Gandhi at some point. Ben Kingsley's (Itzhak Stern) performance is a tour de force. There's also Monument's Men (2014) showing the search and recovery of the artwork looted during the war.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Thank you ☺️ yes, Conspiracy is a very good movie 👌🏻 You're right, I would love to show her Gandhi on day :)

[@tashrif46]

Ralph Fiennes as Emon Goeth is still one of the frightening villains in movie history. A real Holocaust survivor Mila Pfefferberg was introduced to the set of the movie and when she saw Ralph Fiennes as Goeth, she started shaking uncontrollably as it reminded her of the real Goeth.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

He was just perfect in the role

[@joedirt688]

A MOVIE THAT SHOULD NOT EVER BE FORGOTTON, IN OUR LIFETIME, OR ANY FUTURE LIFETIME.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Couldn’t agree more !

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

The movie itself is too good to be forgotten 👌🏻

[@christopherhemingway5901]

A must watch, so we make sure that this can never happen again, look to the middle east nowadays, we MUST ensure this can NEVER be repeated

[@Jmiranda70]

I saw this in the theater when I was 19 years old, I am history and a movie buff. At the time I thought I was pretty desensitized to movie violence but remember being ok up until the point when they shoot the building engineer in front of everyone. It was so realistic that i flinched in my seat as if I had just witnessed the real thing

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Yes, I get it, really doesn't seem like a movie

[@BridewellSeniorTube]

Actually, the remembering of names for the list was only an addition for movie making purposes. In the real life events, Schindler acquired the names a different way. Certainly not by having to remember the names of over 1200 Jews off the top of his head...

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Of course, Im sure it was just for dramatization purposes, too many names to remember 😅 he must have had previous lists of employees of the company

[@russellward4624]

8:59 It's a prayer that jews put in the doorway to bless your home.

[@kevind4850]

...and also contains a tiny scroll with a passage from the Torah that commands putting a notice on the doorpost of one's house that one is a follower of those basic Biblical tenets. It would also be something that would make that household a target for the Nazis.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Had no knowledge of that tradition! Thank you

[@tashrif46]

The last sequence will always, ALWAYS, be emotional.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

It always gets me ..

[@tashrif46]

23:09 its mercy in a twisted way

[@tackysum]

Thanks for this reaction. There are few movies that can bring me to tears but this one is definitely at the top of the list. Your thumbnail description is right, A MASTERPIECE. First time I saw it was on cable because I couldn't find anyone that wanted to see it in the theater with me. Probably better for me because I was a mess by the end. We (society) have such a long way to go to eliminate the hate and prejudices that infect our politics and general welfare, but this film gives me hope.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Saw this movie for the first time when I was an early teen. It hit hard yeah

[@johnchrysostomon6284]

This is such a wonderful movie. I cry every time... even watching a reaction video I always cry when Schindler thinks about how he could have saved one more person

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

That scene is so powerfull also because its the culmination of Schindler's character arc. So, so powerfull 👌🏻

[@danielpeters2282]

Nothing will touch it

[@titanmma101]

watch "one life", with Anthony Hopkins. the story of sir Nicholas Winton. Another hero during those dark times.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Interesting, was not familiar with it 🤔

[@titanmma101]

@@ptthatswhatshesaid kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJDRd6iAdqtofJIsi=pIHAPPqFt7EUdTxr

[@tashrif46]

What a 1993 Steven Spielberg had. Jurassic Park and Schindler's List, both great movies for completely different reasons.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

2 masterpieces in one year (and 2 of my absolute favourite movies)

[@kwolf2145]

One of the greatest films ever. A film which you may not of heard of but which is great that you should watch is Oldboy (2003), a korean film, which is a unique mystery action drama.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Yes, that one is great! I've seen it, but she hasn't 👌🏻

[@polish72]

Should react to Bayona's film "Society of the Snow" in its original version. It deals with the real events of the Andes plane crash in the 70s. It was the film chosen to compete as best foreign film at the Oscars in 2024. Excellent film... Greetings!!

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Yes, really need to check that out, I like Bayona's work. I do remember seeing a movie a long time ago that told that same story though. It was with Ethan Hawk I think

[@johnmiwa6256]

Doing commentaries is n excellent idea. You get to show us which movies are your favorites, and think about your reactions ahead of time. More reaction channels should do this.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Thank you ☺️ its also that we have some movies that we really truly love that we wouldn't mind to rewatch and share our thoughts about it Glad you liked it!

[@Eduardo-yj5cd]

55:29. The man who places the rose on Schindler's tomb, is Liam Neeson.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

I always thought it looked like him, and it makes perfect sense of course

[@shilohauraable]

There is a documentary on KZbin about Schindler and it ends with Schindler & his wife sitting in the front row of the doc premiere. At the end a bunch of people get up from the back & sit behind them. They are from The List! He was in tears. 😢

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

I really need to go check that out

[@MitchClement-il6iq]

Your dad is a cool guy 😅... im jus teasing

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Thank you 😎

[@carlmarcks114]

Lmao

[@russellward4624]

Love the film Conspiracy. It's gone under the radar despite being so good.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Yes, wonderfull script and acting and I had never heard of it. Thankfully one of our patrons asked us to react to it ☺️

[@horrorhistory7342]

Ooh, will this reaction be up on the channel soon?

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

​@@horrorhistory7342 I don't have it lined up in the next weeks, but I can't say for sure in the future. But we do recommend it to everyone :)

[@Brandenburg2003]

Where they were taken on the train was Auschwitz II Birkenau and there were 4 gas chambers and crematoriums in the very back of the camp so the prisoners wouldn’t know what’s going on.

[@Brandenburg2003]

All 4 gas chambers and crematoriums were destroyed to hide evidence of war crimes, but in Auschwitz I there is only one small gas chamber and crematorium left.

[@derekray2683]

If you get a chance…”Conspiracy” is a movie you should watch. Makes you think about what it means to be evil and vile, and at the same time to be indifferent and uncaring.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Its quite and interesting movie yes, and gives a lot of context to what is happening in Schindler's List. Like we said in the intro, we had just watched Conspiracy before watching this one :p

[@denisobrien4253]

Do you know about the book "My Grandfather would have shot me "? It is the autobiography of Jennifer Tiege and the biological family secret she discovered at age 38.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

I had to check that out... OMG Amon Goth descendant... 😱

[@Fatboy00000]

Spielbergs ''My Lai'' is even better

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Tried to find it, but honestly I don't think it was something directed but him 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@94Riitaa]

Ate só vendo partes do filme e a vossa reação me fez chorar. Muito bom filme. A parte que sempre me ficou na cabeça foi a da menina do vestido vermelho.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

A mim tb, e a parte em tentam levar todas as crianças do campo 😢

[@Benjerro]

Another and much to underrated movie , with a powerful story is 'John Rabe'. Most ppl don't even know about him, even tho he saved 20 times as much than Schindler WHILE being a devout Nazi. It's a crazy story.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Oh its set in ocupied China, interesting 🤔 I do think I saw at least a reference to him in a movie about the Nanking massacre

[@jumpoi]

You can argue this guy is worse than voldemort

[@positivelynegative9149]

That guy was a real jerk!

[@derekray2683]

Amon Göth was just one person in the whole cog of the SS. The worst was Heydrich and Eichmann.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

That's right, you can see about them and their plans in the movie "Conspiracy"

[@derekray2683]

@@ptthatswhatshesaid I’ve seen it. I watch it again every so often. It’s not a good movie, but it’s one that we need to be reminded of so we can never allow it to happen again.

[@lancewolf2451]

Watch ...The dead poet society...

[@agffans5725]

Denmark were the exception, where non of this happened. It's difficult to explain exactly why, but I suppose you do not argue with your imaginary "god's".

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

I had to go check that out, but apparently it seems that a german diplomat leaked the info that dannish jews would begin being deported to various camps in Europe and the dannish resistance movement and citizens managed to evacuate pretty much all the jewish population to neutral Sweden. So 99% of them escaped capture.

[@agffans5725]

@@ptthatswhatshesaid .. The Germans did capture 464 who did not manage to escape, though mainly the elderly, but even here the Danish government managed to pressure the Germans to not deport any of them to the death camps and also to allow the Danish red cross to provide food parcels and monitor their health. Still, a total of 51 of the captives got sick and died of old age or disease at the camp.

[@agffans5725]

@@ptthatswhatshesaid .. btw, no one in Denmark wore the yellow star or any other identification mark during the war, so that was also highly unusual.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Wow 🤔 really interesting

[@laspilly]

You guys have an Italian accent, are you Italian?

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Hi, had no idea we sounded italians xD Close, we are also south europeans, but from Portugal 🇵🇹

[@sevilnatas]

You say we need to think about and remember these horrific events, and we should, but, how can we not watch such an important movie like this while a genocide is going on right now, and not mention it. The purpose of remembering and learning form the terrible events of the Holocaust is so we don't allow the repeat of those terrible things again. Well, it is happening again, RIGHT NOW, by the state of Israel against the Palestinian people. One cannot watch such a masterpiece and not mention that we are living through the lesson we were supposed to learn from it.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Genocides are a very dark reality in many places and throughout history. Like I say in the commentary, people often just remember this specific example, but forget others (especially in Asia and Africa) - at the moment kurds and north koreans also come to mind. I think one of the most important things to take from this, is to be aware and carefull to not create the conditions in your own country that can lead to this kind of actions basically.

[@marysunshine2498]

And you've learned nothing........still lying about the Jewish people. You have no clue.......just another Jew-hater, unwilling to look at the facts, just willing to believe all the lies.

[@user-vm1fx6lt7u]

Have you ever watched Angels's Ashes? It's really good.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

She has never seen it, but I did, very powerfull showing of poverty, I could almost smell the mold in their home... Very beautiful soundtrack as well 👌🏻

[@twisted1294]

Great reaction. Where are y’all from?

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Thank you very much 🙏🏻 We are from Portugal 🇵🇹

[@pangkaji]

Obviously you (the man) already seen the movie and she has not. Stop mansplaining things to her. You are supposed to react to the movie, not give her a history kesson

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Like we said in the beginning, we have both seen this movie (and love it), its more of a commentary.

[@LukeLovesRose]

Dont believe everything you see in a Hollywood movie. Watch Europa The Last Battle

[@mercilesscondemnation7318]

That film changed my entire world view bro it literally brought me to tears and i now know the truth bc of Europa

[@LukeLovesRose]

@@mercilesscondemnation7318 Thank you

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

Thank you for the recommendation, I dont think I've ever heard of that one

[@horrorhistory7342]

It’s a neo Nazi propaganda film.

[@Filippo.buccarelli]

🤍

[@mercilesscondemnation7318]

Watch Europa the last battle and try to understand the Bolsheviks and that history is not what it seems

[@geneaikenii1092]

You guys talk waaayyyyyy too much.

[@ptthatswhatshesaid]

We always do 😅 But in this case we did warn it was more of a commentary!

[@AyAy008]

It's also fantasy

[@PrinceofPain-wv1lo]

Pure Propaganda

[@kayvan671]

Only in your dreams

[@PrinceofPain-wv1lo]

@kayvan671 I don't debate children or women..Please run along

[@kayvan671]

@@PrinceofPain-wv1lo As a German, i can only laugh at comments like this. 🤣 *Kleiner Fascho*

[@PrinceofPain-wv1lo]

@@kayvan671 Well the world is laughing at Woke Germany..

[@gilfinzi922]

SUPPORT ISRAEL, ITS THE ONLY PLACE WE HAVE, GIL FROM ISRAEL

[@promiscuous675]

Thank you.