The Schindler's List's crying ending scene.. you cannot not be moved by it.. the ring falling off and his panic to quickly find it....... the regret, shoulder crying... makes me feel like he was picturing himself standing before God feeling sorry for not using his wealth to rescue more... amazing.
I don't doubt this is an excellent score, but it's not his best work. This theme is up there but it lacks the Magic and immersivness such as Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones, E.T. (which are much better scores in my opinion). It helps tell the story for Schneider's List, but it's not an iconic score like his other work. Star Wars will forever be John Williams' best work.
few years ago I went to Varsow and I met a personn who was saved by Oscar schindler, it was the one of my best meeting in my life. This personn was touching, He show us his name on the list and just said " so much poeple died beacause their jewish, and I was saved. A man saved us Oscar Schindler, never forget this name!"
Nachdem ich den Film auf einer Studienfahrt nach Auschwitz/Oświęcim gesehen habe, musste ich erstmal richtig anfangen zu flennen nachdem ich es noch irgendwie bis zu meinem Zimmer es noch zurückhalten konnte. Aber kaum habe ich mein Zimmer betreten brachen alle Bäche und ich konnte es nicht mehr unterdrücken. Diesen Film muss man wenigstens einmal im Leben gesehen haben :'(
Ja ich weine auch immer wenn ich den Film sehe... Muss ein komisches Gefühl gewesen sein in Auschwitz zu sein und grade wenn man weiß was damals passiert ist 😨
Wir war auch in Oswiecim. Ich persönlich habe das nicht gehabt, nicht, weil ich keine Empathie habe oder so. Aber in dieser Woche in der ich da war konnte ich einfach gar nicht glauben, dass ich an Orten war, wo genau unter meinen Füßen Leute gestorben sind. Ich wusste es, aber es war zu unwirklich. Wenn man da ist, kann man das einfach nicht wahrhaben. Meine Studienfahrts Leitung musste später während eines Zeitzeugengespräches auch anfangen zu weinen. Ich habe dafür vollstes Verständnis gehabt. Das Gespräch hat mich auch sehr mitgenommen.
Ich habe diesen Film 1994 in Brandenburg / Havel gesehen, mein Vater war kurz davor gestorben, ich bin ja sehr viel unterwegs in Deutschland! KNIEFALL für die Beteiligten, das zollt höchsten Respekt!!!
Twenty one years later, and I still can't listen to more than a few seconds of this before I feel like I want to cry. I wish I could thank everyone involved for one of the most powerful experiences I have been through, seeing the film. This is an example of music that stirs the soul even as it rips the heart in half. It's a masterpiece, as is the film.
These comments as far as I know are public.To answer your question the film and the music both touch my heart. I am Christian. I would be called a Gentile. I am not Jewish.
Thank you very much for your kind words, Sir. I appreciate them a great deal. Alas I do not dabble much in music anymore. I still occasionally will recite or record a favorite poem or short story however.
John Gray There is no need to ask forgiveness in this case, but if it will bring you peace, you may have it freely from me. It is no crime to love to talk . I too feel that way sometimes. I wish you the best, and the very best also to everyone whom you hold dear, Sir.
***** Well soon isn't now so have some respect for those 4 million people that died because of the Holocaust. You wouldn't say something like that if you actually understood what happened, so don't ever say that 4 million people dying in any circumstance "wasn't that bad".
“Wenn jemand einen Menschen tötet, so ist es, als habe er die ganze Menschheit getötet! Und wer einem Menschen das Leben rettet, so ist es, als habe er die ganze Menschheit gerettet!‘ (Koran 5:32)”
@@filmdiziskec Es ist viel zu Einfach nur Hitler mit dem Holocaust in Verbindung zu bringen. Durchaus hat er die Welle ins Rollen gebracht, aber die Ideen sind auf Fruchtbaren Boden gestoßen und der Antisemitismus hat sich immer mehr gesteigert. Verantwortlich ist also nicht nur Adolf Hitler, sondern jeder der sich darüber im klaren war, was dort passiert ist.
@Adolf Hitler fuck of Hitler the times are over we all have a right to believe what we want to. I believe in God and i Hope that all the Innocents who died will rest in Peace
This movie is so inspiring, it made made feel the weight of such a terrible time in history. Let me explain, when I was little I had heard about the holocaust but couldn't officially comprehend how horrible it was. But upon watching this film last year I was overwhelmed and I admit I cried. The fact that these people, these human beings, were dehumanized turned into numbers on a list. Schindlers List, signifying their freedom, as he saw them as human beings not expendable lives, making this line, "I could have gotten one more person, and I didn't and I... I didn't!!" All the more tragic.
Richard Riegel rip John Barry and James Horner though :/ two greats who died way to early. Especially if you ever had the chance to meet James Horner in person, you regret his death even more. :/ what an incredible human being he was.
@@lucashazel5123 um.... WHAAAAAA???? Israel didn't even exist as a country until 1947, and many of its original citizens were genocide and pogrom survivors from Europe and Russia. One of the very first things Israel did as a country, was to begin the systematic hunting down of former Nazi murderers. Please: don't know where you heard what you said, but it is not true in the slightest.
He was alone, When he was twelve, Only his thoughts, which he kept to himself He didn’t have a place to play A friend to call, or a word to say But he had hope, That one day he’d fly Over the rainbow, up through the sky He was alone, He didn’t have much And all that he had, he couldn’t touch He lay awake, All night through This was his world, no one else knew, Nothing to fear, Nothing to hide, Nothing but stars, to care as he cried But he had hope, That one day he’d own A flashing white horse, to carry him home And in his hand he felt a stone, That’s all he had, and he was alone But he had a wish, That one day he’d fly Over the wall, up to the sky He was just one, Who never grew old, On a list of names, upon the road By Cat Stevens - inspired by a trip to southern Turkey's camps for Syrian refugees
This wonderful piece of art breaks my heart so much... Everytime i see people caring so much for another, risking their own lifes to save each other... im so sad, cant help it but cry. Wish the people around me would care for eachother aswell
Saw this movie and history, thinking it was just going to be a neat little time capsule of a pretty sucky time on earth. I could not have been so wrong. This movie was so phenomenal that I've been craving to watch it again. Pretty ironic how a movie I was barely expecting anything from turned out to be one of the best movies I've seen in a long while.
save a life tonight...and remember, there are holocausts happening all around the world in silence, don't get caught up in the music... Schindler acted with no music and then music was composed for his actions.
This movie came out when i was 12 and my mom took me to go see it. Everyone said i was to young to see something like that but my mom said that nobody is to you to know the truth in history, I remember every detail from the first time i saw it. I watch it at least 2 times a week and listen to the soundtrack when im cleaning or just because. My kids are 3 and 4 and watch it with me and love the music. This music breaks and uplifts your heart at the same time.
Absolutely one of the best works I have been blessed to hear. The solo on the violin is actually taking you through the journey so much sorrow so much pain so much determination to survive and lament the on slot of innocent lives. It is about humanity and our struggle to make sense and understand what drives us to such atrocities and how we over come them. May God have mercy on us.
I saw this movie in the theatre when I was 14. I watched in total shock. When the credits rolled I wept uncontrollably. Hearing this song is haunting. What an important film to demonstrate the devastation of hate.
John williams is a genius. He channels sound reminiscent of polish and jewish european composers and the beautiful rendition of great horror and pain. I dont think anyone could write a more fitting soundtrack if they tried
This soundtrack is one of my favorite from John Williams; the movie is one of the best of Steven Spielberg and I hope to see it so soon; I can only say, this is so great.
+MARKERS This movie changed something in me. I cried like a baby . For me this is personal , we lost half of our family to nutzis. After the war was over and my folks came back neighbors told them what really happened.
+MARKERS If you've got the gut to experience an ultra-emotional, somehow explicitly violent movie about holocaust (The name itself might give some people a chill), go watch it...
It really upset me when they shot the one armed man as if he was nobody. And then they shot even more. But thank god one was okay, when he was ordered to make a hinge and he made it one minute but he had only made a few that whole day so they took him outside to shoot him but both guns were broken.
Wir haben diesen Film in der Schule gesehen und ich konnte die nächsten 2 Tage nichts mehr essen. Die Bilder brannten sich in meinen Kopf und ich musste ständig an diesen Film denken. Er hat mich sehr nachdenklich gestimmt, ich glaube so nachdenklich wie noch nie ein Film zuvor…
+Michael Schenk Kann ich nachvollziehen. Auch, wenn meiner Meinung nach die heutigen Deutschen keine Schuld mehr an den Taten der Nationalsozialisten tragen, so ist es dennoch immer wichtig, diese Taten, grausam wie sie nun einmal waren in Erinnerung zu behalten. Nur wer die Fehler der Vergangenheit kennt kann ihre Wiederholung verhindern.
John Williams you are the King of King.. This music touches the depth of my heart, you can feel that King William put his entire soul in writting this masterpiece
hearing this music, I just ask: WHY? heartbreaking and making you regretful for all the pain in the world. let's stop this fight as human beings of the same earth, leaving the governmental issues behind.... "love" from turkey.
Because humanity as we know it it barely 80 years old, before the industrialization, antibiotics (the came pretty recently) and world wars (enabled by the tech), people's look on life and psychology was really different, only ww1, antibiotics, the rise of mass media and ww2 made us take the first step to actual civilization, before that you could easily say we where just fully tribal.
@@mkzhero Um... interesting theory, but i think the themes which dominate humanity and civilization can be found as far back as recorded history's beginnings. Read such works of fiction as the Epic of Gilgamesh, for example, and you will see the entire spread of human emotions and the eternal fight for our soul, between the forces of what we call "good" and "evil", which roughly correspond to self-centeredness (evil) and other-centeredness (pro-social attitudes and behavior - "good".).Nothing special happened 80 to 100 years ago except for some medical and technological advancements. Moreover, since WW2 there have been MANY very nasty wars - Vietnam, the war against the Islamic State, the horrors of Afghanistan and Syria, the insanity (American-backed, i might add) continuing in South Sudan and Eritria, the unfathomable atrocities of the genocide in Rwanda, the "ethnic cleansing" of the Tamil people - still happening - and so on. WE are by no means a "civilized" species yet, although some progress has been made in fits and starts.
I m proud of Ben Kingsley ,,an Indian ,who played role of Oscar Schindler's accountant,,the man who presented a gold ring to him,,oh God ,,can anyone count how many times he/she got tears while watching this movie!!?? Humanity is indebted to Oscar Schindler ,,
The emotion in this is so powerful, no other music will ever take it's place, I play the piano and play this but it is nothing the way it's played here..absolutely impossible..so stunning, so much words I want to say but I can't...flawless...
So much emotion... this is a Masterpiece no hesitations... and at recently l remember that Yulia Lipnitskaya's performance at 2014 Winter olympics at Sochi...
I LOVE Schindler's List! It's one of my all time favorite movies, my favorite film from Steven Spielberg, and my favorite musical score from John Williams.
oh how this music perfectly fits in the movie. it's the saddest thing I have ever seen. but what made me emotional was Schnidler wished to save other people too.. he was a good man. may he rest in peace
I think this soundtrack suits the movie so well. It's a masterpiece. But also very, very heartbreaking. I really cannot imagine that suffering those jews, gypsies and all the other people the Nazis killed had to go through.
This is one of my favorites. On April 9th of this year, I was playing my first Bach cello suite(#1) This song was played on my local classical station right before I left. It was a good omen, since I did WAY better than I thought.
Feel the power of the violin ....the music ...speak to you about the holocaust .... the sweetness feeling of saving a person..close ur eyes and you see them faces ...hoping for life ...close ur eyes and u see the list and Mr Schindler saving lifes.....God what a masterpiece !!!!!
Wer ein einziges Leben rettet, rettet die ganze Welt. Dieser Film, vorallem am Ende, rührt einen zu Tränen. Für mich bis heute einer der besten Filme...
This says it all the haunting theme music combined with the horrific realism of what man is capable of brings me to tears every time, if you are not moved by either then you have no compassion or soul.
Ein Film bei dem ich immer wieder Tränen in den Augen bekomme...obwohl ich überhaupt nicht nah am Wasser gebaut bin...dieser Film oder besser gesagt die Geschichte zeigt, dass der größte Feind des Menschen er selbst ist. Ich hoffe das die Geschichtsbücher in der Zukunft leer und unbeschrieben bleiben, denn das sind die besten Zeiten! Wir wissen es nicht zu schätzen wie gut es uns geht, teilen dieses Glück nicht mit anderen und wollen nur mehr...so ist der MENSCH!
I watched this an hour ago, for the first time, and I'm only a 13 year old girl. This movie was sad, period. I cried so much at the end, right when Oskar Schindler said that he could have saved more. What he did cannot be expressed with words, a hero hidden in plain sight of the enemy. This movie captures everything that he did, and I would so very much like to give a round of applause to the cast and crew, but most importantly, to the survivors themselves. Now I have a crush on Liam Neeson...
io vorrei sapere chi è che ha messo un "Non mi piace" a questa colonna sonora...vergogna!!! E' un capolavoro, e immenso e profondo è il significato che vi è dietro!!!
I vaguely remember watching this movie with my father a while ago, maybe at the age of 7 or so...(19 now)..... watched it sunday just gone.... and my god the movie, the soundtrack, the impact of the girl in the red dress... the acting, the power of the whole movie..and Liam Neeson's performance at the end, when I cry over a family member dying or something really series... your jaw start to hurt as you want to just cry loud... and tears running down the face.... happened to me when i watched it.
The movie in itself made me cry so much I thought I could never open my eyes again, but these musics...They are just the most beautiful and heartbreaking ever.
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"In peace, sons bury their fathers. In war, fathers bury their sons."
Herodotus.
The Schindler's List's crying ending scene.. you cannot not be moved by it.. the ring falling off and his panic to quickly find it....... the regret, shoulder crying... makes me feel like he was picturing himself standing before God feeling sorry for not using his wealth to rescue more... amazing.
Star Wars and Superman are great scores, but this is without question John Williams' best work.
what about E.T.?
What about Jurassic Park?
ssrrapper not even in the same league
I don't doubt this is an excellent score, but it's not his best work. This theme is up there but it lacks the Magic and immersivness such as Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones, E.T. (which are much better scores in my opinion). It helps tell the story for Schneider's List, but it's not an iconic score like his other work. Star Wars will forever be John Williams' best work.
Mmm I think that might be A.I Artificial Intelligence (2001)
few years ago I went to Varsow and I met a personn who was saved by Oscar schindler, it was the one of my best meeting in my life. This personn was touching, He show us his name on the list and just said " so much poeple died beacause their jewish, and I was saved. A man saved us Oscar Schindler, never forget this name!"
How cool
+César Díaz Nazi animal burn in hell
There is acually a garden just for people who did something great/ saved Jews. There is a memorial stone for Schindler.
WOW
What was their name?
How a man could use a violin to make to us actually feel the tragedy is amazing.
"I could have gotten one more person... and I didn't! And I... I didn't!"
venom glad he didnt. just kidding, wonderful and meaninful movie
venom classic
Probs one of the most saddest parts in the whole movie
Saddest part of lack of humanity in Europe. While Japan did the same in China
that scene made me cry
One word: Masterpiece
One of the most beautiful movie themes ever.
Nachdem ich den Film auf einer Studienfahrt nach Auschwitz/Oświęcim gesehen habe, musste ich erstmal richtig anfangen zu flennen nachdem ich es noch irgendwie bis zu meinem Zimmer es noch zurückhalten konnte.
Aber kaum habe ich mein Zimmer betreten brachen alle Bäche und ich konnte es nicht mehr unterdrücken.
Diesen Film muss man wenigstens einmal im Leben gesehen haben :'(
Ja ich weine auch immer wenn ich den Film sehe... Muss ein komisches Gefühl gewesen sein in Auschwitz zu sein und grade wenn man weiß was damals passiert ist 😨
Wir war auch in Oswiecim. Ich persönlich habe das nicht gehabt, nicht, weil ich keine Empathie habe oder so. Aber in dieser Woche in der ich da war konnte ich einfach gar nicht glauben, dass ich an Orten war, wo genau unter meinen Füßen Leute gestorben sind. Ich wusste es, aber es war zu unwirklich. Wenn man da ist, kann man das einfach nicht wahrhaben.
Meine Studienfahrts Leitung musste später während eines Zeitzeugengespräches auch anfangen zu weinen. Ich habe dafür vollstes Verständnis gehabt.
Das Gespräch hat mich auch sehr mitgenommen.
Ich habe diesen Film 1994 in Brandenburg / Havel gesehen, mein Vater war kurz davor gestorben, ich bin ja sehr viel unterwegs in Deutschland! KNIEFALL für die Beteiligten, das zollt höchsten Respekt!!!
Twenty one years later, and I still can't listen to more than a few seconds of this before I feel like I want to cry.
I wish I could thank everyone involved for one of the most powerful experiences I have been through, seeing the film. This is an example of music that stirs the soul even as it rips the heart in half. It's a masterpiece, as is the film.
Just to let you know, I appreciate the reminder, a great deal.
These comments as far as I know are public.To answer your question the film and the music both touch my heart. I am Christian. I would be called a Gentile. I am not Jewish.
Thank you very much for your kind words, Sir. I appreciate them a great deal. Alas I do not dabble much in music anymore. I still occasionally will recite or record a favorite poem or short story however.
John Gray There is no need to ask forgiveness in this case, but if it will bring you peace, you may have it freely from me. It is no crime to love to talk . I too feel that way sometimes. I wish you the best, and the very best also to everyone whom you hold dear, Sir.
Have you guys finished blowing each other? Let's enjoy the music, shall we?
When the violin starts to play it literally breaks my heart.
Yep, i understand you
John Williams' greatest score perhaps
***** Excuse me when i question why you think 4 million people dying "wasn't so bad"
***** Well soon isn't now so have some respect for those 4 million people that died because of the Holocaust. You wouldn't say something like that if you actually understood what happened, so don't ever say that 4 million people dying in any circumstance "wasn't that bad".
mine too ....
Rest in peace for all the people that died.
wer ein einziges leben rettet rettet die ganze welt
Jeder, der eine Seele erhält: es wird ihm angerechnet, als hätte er die ganze Welt erhalten :)
Rette die Cheerleaderin, rette die Welt.
Florian Klein Heroes :)
“Wenn jemand einen Menschen tötet, so ist es, als habe er die ganze Menschheit getötet! Und wer einem Menschen das Leben rettet, so ist es, als habe er die ganze Menschheit gerettet!‘ (Koran 5:32)”
@@filmdiziskec Es ist viel zu Einfach nur Hitler mit dem Holocaust in Verbindung zu bringen. Durchaus hat er die Welle ins Rollen gebracht, aber die Ideen sind auf Fruchtbaren Boden gestoßen und der Antisemitismus hat sich immer mehr gesteigert. Verantwortlich ist also nicht nur Adolf Hitler, sondern jeder der sich darüber im klaren war, was dort passiert ist.
Just remember all the innocent people that died in all conflicts all over the world. .. may God bless all of the innocents...
@Adolf Hitler I see spelling is an outdated concept as well
But then again, its your second language Mr. Hitler so don't be too hard on yourself :)
@Adolf Hitler fuck of Hitler the times are over we all have a right to believe what we want to. I believe in God and i Hope that all the Innocents who died will rest in Peace
😢🙏🇮🇱
Always in our thoughts 🙏🏻 we pray to remember the innocent
@@tatsumigakill7347 The swastika is the symbol of God. Do your research
This movie is so inspiring, it made made feel the weight of such a terrible time in history. Let me explain, when I was little I had heard about the holocaust but couldn't officially comprehend how horrible it was. But upon watching this film last year I was overwhelmed and I admit I cried. The fact that these people, these human beings, were dehumanized turned into numbers on a list. Schindlers List, signifying their freedom, as he saw them as human beings not expendable lives, making this line, "I could have gotten one more person, and I didn't and I... I didn't!!" All the more tragic.
Amon is the King
+Striker Top Oh, and Ralph Fiennes was great as Goeth I loved to hate him.
+White Fang No i mean in the Movie not the Real Amon. but Amon deserve so much more he is my Favorite Commander so sad like he die.
That scene, was incredible... I cried a lot man :(
Even more tragic when you realize that it was made significantly gentler than it was.
Every age has its great men. Thank goodness, that I live in the same age as John Williams, Hans Zimmer, James Horner and Trentemoller :)
Richard Riegel rip John Barry and James Horner though :/ two greats who died way to early. Especially if you ever had the chance to meet James Horner in person, you regret his death even more. :/ what an incredible human being he was.
When this song came on, I instantly started to cry. Such a beautiful yet sad song 😭😭😭
This was a sad time for all of us jews and none of us should feel ashamed of who we are
Was also a disgraceful time for the Jews too. Israel turned their backs on the victims after the war.
@@lucashazel5123 um.... WHAAAAAA???? Israel didn't even exist as a country until 1947, and many of its original citizens were genocide and pogrom survivors from Europe and Russia. One of the very first things Israel did as a country, was to begin the systematic hunting down of former Nazi murderers. Please: don't know where you heard what you said, but it is not true in the slightest.
Every note touches your soul ❤️
NEIN
Itzhak is brilliant. Every note speaks
Joel Ramirez every note is one dead
He was alone,
When he was twelve,
Only his thoughts, which he kept to himself
He didn’t have a place to play
A friend to call, or a word to say
But he had hope,
That one day he’d fly
Over the rainbow, up through the sky
He was alone,
He didn’t have much
And all that he had, he couldn’t touch
He lay awake,
All night through
This was his world, no one else knew,
Nothing to fear,
Nothing to hide,
Nothing but stars, to care as he cried
But he had hope,
That one day he’d own
A flashing white horse, to carry him home
And in his hand he felt a stone,
That’s all he had, and he was alone
But he had a wish,
That one day he’d fly
Over the wall, up to the sky
He was just one,
Who never grew old,
On a list of names, upon the road
By Cat Stevens - inspired by a trip to southern Turkey's camps for Syrian refugees
This wonderful piece of art breaks my heart so much...
Everytime i see people caring so much for another, risking their own lifes to save each other...
im so sad, cant help it but cry. Wish the people around me would care for eachother aswell
Sad Bro
yeah :(
Song is as touching as the movie....beautiful...the sadness can be felt so deeply within each note played.
very true
I remember teaching myself to play this on my violin years ago. What a beautiful piece...
+Ingrid_In_The_Sky Amon .
Love to hear it
Ahhhhh, how BEAUTIFUL!! Its stunning. I love this song. Such beauty!!!❤❤❤🙏
I can even put into words the emotions I'm going through as I listen to this
This piece is more than a soundtrack, it is real art. And the violinist is one of the greatest ever. No doubt about that!
It's just so beautiful, it makes me want to cry.
When I saw this film I couldn't stop crying - the music and story ripped my heart in half. The most moving experience of my life.
Saw this movie and history, thinking it was just going to be a neat little time capsule of a pretty sucky time on earth.
I could not have been so wrong. This movie was so phenomenal that I've been craving to watch it again. Pretty ironic how a movie I was barely expecting anything from turned out to be one of the best movies I've seen in a long while.
It brings tears to the eyes of those who remember the tragedy firsthand, and those who know of the horrors that took place in that time.
save a life tonight...and remember, there are holocausts happening all around the world in silence, don't get caught up in the music... Schindler acted with no music and then music was composed for his actions.
nicely sad also =(
TheRelph23 That's deep
It's hard not too,but as I remember you are correct
This movie came out when i was 12 and my mom took me to go see it. Everyone said i was to young to see something like that but my mom said that nobody is to you to know the truth in history, I remember every detail from the first time i saw it. I watch it at least 2 times a week and listen to the soundtrack when im cleaning or just because. My kids are 3 and 4 and watch it with me and love the music. This music breaks and uplifts your heart at the same time.
Absolutely one of the best works I have been blessed to hear. The solo on the violin is actually taking you through the journey so much sorrow so much pain so much determination to survive and lament the on slot of innocent lives. It is about humanity and our struggle to make sense and understand what drives us to such atrocities and how we over come them. May God have mercy on us.
+Orions Pendulum Group Amon Göth is a King.
As a german it simply breaks my heart.
Waschlappen.
I love that Germans apologize for this horrible thing love from the USA
your ancestors murdered thousands and you should make it right by taking your own life
I saw this movie in the theatre when I was 14. I watched in total shock. When the credits rolled I wept uncontrollably. Hearing this song is haunting. What an important film to demonstrate the devastation of hate.
Thank you Mr Schindler.
MORA Halt die Klappe!!
I would learn to play violin just to play this score
John williams is a genius. He channels sound reminiscent of polish and jewish european composers and the beautiful rendition of great horror and pain. I dont think anyone could write a more fitting soundtrack if they tried
Brilliant
This soundtrack is one of my favorite from John Williams; the movie is one of the best of Steven Spielberg and I hope to see it so soon; I can only say, this is so great.
War....War never changes. But People can change.
War brings the worst and best in humanity.
But mostly worst
Yes
True
No words could ever express the emotions this soundtrack provokes. Speechless.
I've never seen the film, but this score is so beautiful! I love it!!
Man get time for yourself and go watch that movie, you're going to cry like a little baby :'(
+Eduardo O. Lizarraga Bedt Movie i didnt Cry Amon is a King
you should really watch it its my favorite movie
+MARKERS This movie changed something in me. I cried like a baby . For me this is personal , we lost half of our family to nutzis. After the war was over and my folks came back neighbors told them what really happened.
+MARKERS If you've got the gut to experience an ultra-emotional, somehow explicitly violent movie about holocaust (The name itself might give some people a chill), go watch it...
It really upset me when they shot the one armed man as if he was nobody. And then they shot even more. But thank god one was okay, when he was ordered to make a hinge and he made it one minute but he had only made a few that whole day so they took him outside to shoot him but both guns were broken.
+Dem goo Thing is, that actually happened. Nothing Hollywood.
Greatest movie I have ever seen in my life! ❤️ Such a heart touching film. ❤️
Maria , i totally agree you greatest movie i have ever seen
I love the violin in this sound track I find it beautiful, relaxing and full of emotions.
Kann nicht aufhören zu weinen...der Film,ein Meisterwerk,genauso wie diese Komposition...großartig
Der Film ist wirklich schon traurig
Wir haben diesen Film in der Schule gesehen und ich konnte die nächsten 2 Tage nichts mehr essen. Die Bilder brannten sich in meinen Kopf und ich musste ständig an diesen Film denken. Er hat mich sehr nachdenklich gestimmt, ich glaube so nachdenklich wie noch nie ein Film zuvor…
Ich kenne das Gefühl es ist Mitleid und dein gewissen
Wahrscheinlich eine ähnliche Wirkung wie "Der Untergang".
+Luisa Hartema ich fühle mich zutiefst in meinem Innersten beschämt
+Michael Schenk Kann ich nachvollziehen. Auch, wenn meiner Meinung nach die heutigen Deutschen keine Schuld mehr an den Taten der Nationalsozialisten tragen, so ist es dennoch immer wichtig, diese Taten, grausam wie sie nun einmal waren in Erinnerung zu behalten. Nur wer die Fehler der Vergangenheit kennt kann ihre Wiederholung verhindern.
John Williams you are the King of King.. This music touches the depth of my heart, you can feel that King William put his entire soul in writting this masterpiece
hearing this music, I just ask: WHY? heartbreaking and making you regretful for all the pain in the world. let's stop this fight as human beings of the same earth, leaving the governmental issues behind.... "love" from turkey.
thanks grateful cagri
I wholeheartedly agree, perhaps some day we can all come together and have peace, after all we are all essentially the same; we are all human
Why must humanity be so repulsive yet so pitiable?
Very good question. When you think life should be easy...
Because humanity as we know it it barely 80 years old, before the industrialization, antibiotics (the came pretty recently) and world wars (enabled by the tech), people's look on life and psychology was really different, only ww1, antibiotics, the rise of mass media and ww2 made us take the first step to actual civilization, before that you could easily say we where just fully tribal.
@@mkzhero Um... interesting theory, but i think the themes which dominate humanity and civilization can be found as far back as recorded history's beginnings. Read such works of fiction as the Epic of Gilgamesh, for example, and you will see the entire spread of human emotions and the eternal fight for our soul, between the forces of what we call "good" and "evil", which roughly correspond to self-centeredness (evil) and other-centeredness (pro-social attitudes and behavior - "good".).Nothing special happened 80 to 100 years ago except for some medical and technological advancements. Moreover, since WW2 there have been MANY very nasty wars - Vietnam, the war against the Islamic State, the horrors of Afghanistan and Syria, the insanity (American-backed, i might add) continuing in South Sudan and Eritria, the unfathomable atrocities of the genocide in Rwanda, the "ethnic cleansing" of the Tamil people - still happening - and so on. WE are by no means a "civilized" species yet, although some progress has been made in fits and starts.
I m proud of Ben Kingsley ,,an Indian ,who played role of Oscar Schindler's accountant,,the man who presented a gold ring to him,,oh God ,,can anyone count how many times he/she got tears while watching this movie!!?? Humanity is indebted to Oscar Schindler ,,
brought tears to my eyes...such a beautiful movie.. RIP Oskar Schindler :(
The emotion in this is so powerful, no other music will ever take it's place, I play the piano and play this but it is nothing the way it's played here..absolutely impossible..so stunning, so much words I want to say but I can't...flawless...
Absolutely beautiful! I finally saw the movie the other day and thought it was very compelling and touching what Schindler did.
never have i ever heard a piece of music this beautiful
So much emotion... this is a Masterpiece no hesitations... and at recently l remember that Yulia Lipnitskaya's performance at 2014 Winter olympics at Sochi...
just need to say this ..... Never forget the the name OSCAR SCHINDLERS
*Schindler
*Oskar
I LOVE Schindler's List! It's one of my all time favorite movies, my favorite film from Steven Spielberg, and my favorite musical score from John Williams.
oh how this music perfectly fits in the movie. it's the saddest thing I have ever seen. but what made me emotional was Schnidler wished to save other people too.. he was a good man. may he rest in peace
many more people in Poland were saving Jews, but i bet nobody will make Hollywood movies about them.
listing this track again and again , cant control tears, but also listing and cried again:(
I think this soundtrack suits the movie so well. It's a masterpiece. But also very, very heartbreaking. I really cannot imagine that suffering those jews, gypsies and all the other people the Nazis killed had to go through.
What a masterpiece 😢😢😭😭
Thumbs up if you are here because of Julia Lipnitskaias performance
Perfect music to accompany Julia's performance...
Immer wieder Gänsehaut wunderschön diese Musik
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This theme is my number one best theme for a film. It is just amazing how perfectly it fits to the film.
This is one of my favorites. On April 9th of this year, I was playing my first Bach cello suite(#1) This song was played on my local classical station right before I left. It was a good omen, since I did WAY better than I thought.
I get emotional every time I listen to this. At the end of the film it reduces me to tears. Heart rending and haunting 💔😢
Feel the power of the violin ....the music ...speak to you about the holocaust .... the sweetness feeling of saving a person..close ur eyes and you see them faces ...hoping for life ...close ur eyes and u see the list and Mr Schindler saving lifes.....God what a masterpiece !!!!!
Wer ein einziges Leben rettet, rettet die ganze Welt. Dieser Film, vorallem am Ende, rührt einen zu Tränen. Für mich bis heute einer der besten Filme...
Godfather
This says it all the haunting theme music combined with the horrific realism of what man is capable of brings me to tears every time, if you are not moved by either then you have no compassion or soul.
One of the most powerful pieces of music in movie history
this is such a great piece...
♥ Beautiful piece of music ♥
Ein Film bei dem ich immer wieder Tränen in den Augen bekomme...obwohl ich überhaupt nicht nah am Wasser gebaut bin...dieser Film oder besser gesagt die Geschichte zeigt, dass der größte Feind des Menschen er selbst ist. Ich hoffe das die Geschichtsbücher in der Zukunft leer und unbeschrieben bleiben, denn das sind die besten Zeiten! Wir wissen es nicht zu schätzen wie gut es uns geht, teilen dieses Glück nicht mit anderen und wollen nur mehr...so ist der MENSCH!
I watched this an hour ago, for the first time, and I'm only a 13 year old girl. This movie was sad, period. I cried so much at the end, right when Oskar Schindler said that he could have saved more. What he did cannot be expressed with words, a hero hidden in plain sight of the enemy. This movie captures everything that he did, and I would so very much like to give a round of applause to the cast and crew, but most importantly, to the survivors themselves.
Now I have a crush on Liam Neeson...
This music is so powerful it makes my heart heavy.
"The list... is life" Beautiufl music, thanks for posting this, John Williams a master!
io vorrei sapere chi è che ha messo un "Non mi piace" a questa colonna sonora...vergogna!!! E' un capolavoro, e immenso e profondo è il significato che vi è dietro!!!
schön und zugleich traurig, vorallem wenn man den Film gesehen hat, der meiner Meinung nach jeder in seinem Leben gesehen haben sollte
Steven spielberg Filme sind immer voller Gefühle :)
Lewis Comic da hast du vollkommen recht 😊
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Warum ?
simply beautiful 💐
Gives me goose bumps every time I hear this piece. So beautiful and it captures the emotion of the movie.
This song does something to me and my feelings every single time I listen to it, such a powerful movie
I can't describe how i feel when I listen this song.This is breath taking song! :)
One word sums it up; so perfect.
Gänsehaut pur... Weltklasse
This is a heartbreaking and emotional piece
eine Musik die unter die Haut geht.
undescribable beauty... the most beautiful piece of music i have ever heard
Absolutely beautiful...
Beautiful
Beautiful!!!
Thumbs up if you are here because of Itzhak Perlman's amazing playing.
Großartig und enorm bewegend! Musik, die sich aus Traurigkeit formt!
I vaguely remember watching this movie with my father a while ago, maybe at the age of 7 or so...(19 now)..... watched it sunday just gone.... and my god the movie, the soundtrack, the impact of the girl in the red dress... the acting, the power of the whole movie..and Liam Neeson's performance at the end, when I cry over a family member dying or something really series... your jaw start to hurt as you want to just cry loud... and tears running down the face.... happened to me when i watched it.
Just wonderful.
The movie in itself made me cry so much I thought I could never open my eyes again, but these musics...They are just the most beautiful and heartbreaking ever.
If this movie moved you and if you haven't already, I recommend reading the book "Night" by Elie Wiesel.
Einfach eine wunderbar melancholische Komposition, die ich immer wieder gern höre. Der Film war natürlich auch nicht zu verachten.
Ich bin immer kurz davor zu weinen...die musik geht mir so unter die Haut.
The most beautiful piece of music
thanks man