| REVIEWER | RATING & REVIEW |
 | callitdowntheline75 (69)
08/20/2008 | Schindler's List's little girl in the red coat in a sea of white, black, and gray might have been the most poignant piece of film editing that has ever been put on the silver screen. Just sheer brilliance by Steven Spielberg to illustrate the incomprehensible tragedy that was done to the Jews and other groups nearly eradicated by the bestial Adolf Hitler and the hate-monger Nazis. Even today, I find it hard to show watch this film, not show it to my classes without a tears in my eyes. And the red-coated little girl? Though only a symbol, it is a symbol that touches upon the duality of human nature (good versus evil).
It is quite haunting.
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 | louiethe20th (78)
05/14/2008 | One of the more poignant movie moments of all time.
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 | MariusQelDroma (36)
05/08/2008 | Spooky beyond description. Can't bring myself to watch it again.
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 | cyclee (18)
05/08/2008 | My social studies teacher in school told us about this moment before he showed the film in class, which then became no surprise to anyone, spoiled the moment. However, I'm not a very observent person. If he didn't point it out before hand, I think I might have missed it.
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 | ILikePie (55)
06/26/2007 | The part of the film which touched me the most. The only part which has colour in it, is ironically, the most emotionally draining...
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