The film review list of Singler is 400 words.

I really dare not comment on this magnificent and great movie. But I think it's really hard to comfort my vulgar and sincere feelings if I don't write something about such a movie that I've always wanted to see but I've been afraid to watch.

Oh, it's so tangled. Just like Mr Schindler's every choice. I'm glad I saw this movie at this time. When I was young, my meager patience did not allow me to spend more than three hours in front of black and white movies. I will do some frustrating things, such as sleeping and eating snacks to distract my attention, right?

I have always had an unspeakable feeling for the Jewish people. Their intelligence, diligence and achievements in various fields in the world have attracted worldwide attention. Even I like their faces, especially girls, with straight noses and deep eyes, which always shine with gentle wisdom.

Such a nation has been suffering. Until now, Israel has never had real peace and the war has spread. During World War II, it even experienced a heinous massacre. The Nazi regime headed by Hitler classified this intelligent and wealth-creating nation as an inferior one, and extinction became the most common policy. There are many concentration camps and many gunshots. Every shot is the fall of an innocent Jew, with strong men, delicate women and immature children.

Even though I have a less detailed memory of this history, I still feel anxious when reading Schindler's List. Trying to restore to the real frame by frame makes me feel that the film is too long. In fact, during that long and humiliating history of the Holocaust,

More than three hours is just a drop in the ocean, right?

Even so, I am deeply convinced. Mr Schindler's rescue behavior, the tenacity, optimism and intelligence of Jews, and the cruelty of Nazi officers are vivid, just like riding in a time machine and returning to that terrible dark age.

What I like most about Spielberg is that he doesn't deliberately emphasize the absolute beauty of the protagonist Gao Daquan, but is based on the truth of the documentary, so what is presented to him is a real person, Mr. Schindler's speculative psychology, his treachery as a businessman, and his initial indifference to Jews, which can be easily known at the beginning of the film, but these do not affect his greatness. Unlike many biographical films in China, which always like to eulogize and praise, they always erase the flaws of great men and never give up until they are 100% perfect. As we all know, a good student who always gets 100 in the exam must be a boring student, and a person who has never had any small evil thoughts must also be a boring person.

I was deeply shocked by the wisdom and courage of Jewish women. When Nazi officers wanted a physical examination, leaving only healthy Jews as workers, those thin and pale women pricked their fingers one by one, squeezed out bright red blood, and then smeared it on everyone's face, so as to make each woman look rosy and create the illusion of good health. The desire for life is so strong that I really want to cry. Why should the living despise their own lives? However, I think I love preaching. After watching this lens, I will rise to the height of life, which is really unnecessary. In such a difficult situation, it is not easy to choose life or death, but in the worst years, every Jew broke out with infinite courage and unity that could destroy everything. Even in the limited hiding space, it seems that it takes a little courage to refuse the selfishness and determination of more people because of the constraints of space.

It suddenly occurred to me that I almost regarded the Jewish community as the protagonist of this film. In fact, it is the liveliness and truth of every Jew that makes this film, which is intended to show Mr. Schindler, so deeply rooted in people's hearts. I love the struggle, courage and flexibility of reconstruction in this country. You can't see Nanjing in this movie! Nanjing! As a patriotic tough guy represented by Liu Ye, the Jewish community is tough but unobstructed. By the way, after watching the movie, I felt how bad the shooting techniques in Nanjing were. Trying to show the Nanjing Massacre from different angles made people more confused about that history. I have always felt that movies that truly respect history don't need too much bedding and rendering, and being close to the loyalty of documentaries will make movies more beautiful. Perhaps I have always loved narrative writing more than lyric writing?

At the end of the film, when he received a gold ring from the surviving Jews, it said in Hebrew: Saving one person means saving the world. Mr Schindler should be in a state of emotional breakdown. He always thought that he had done a good job, and his sense of victory in justice was also defeated by weakness and frustration. He pointed to his car, indicating that he could exchange 10 people with Goethe, and pointed to his brooch, indicating that he could exchange two people or even more. He was in tears and complained that he didn't work hard enough to earn more money, so that he could only save more than 1 100 Jewish talents. That scene really moved me. Before going bankrupt and going into exile, Mr Schindler finally showed his great side completely. I'm sure he has great love for all innocent people. At that moment, I really wanted to cry. Real great men are never proud of their achievements, but they still review their shortcomings and take them as crimes. In fact, as the motto on the ring says, Mr Schindler is the brightest light in dark days. His love and dedication laid the foundation for the revival of the traumatized Jewish nation. It's a great comfort to see the text at the end of the film describing Schindler Jews with nearly 6,000 people. At that time, it was 1994, which is far from this figure, right? Under the grave, if you know, Mr. Schindler will laugh very comfortably, right?

On his simple tombstone, according to the Jewish ceremony, it was filled with stones put down by every actor and prototype, and the last mourner put roses on it. It is Mr Schindler's human light that keeps us from waiting in despair in the dark.

At this point, it is already mixed. The frightened expression of the Jews passed by Mr Schindler's elegance and perseverance. Mr Schindler, I also want to put a stone on your tombstone.