In September 1939, Krakow, the typewriter recorded the names given by the Jews. The list will change their destiny. I
don’t know where in the film I pay special attention to Goeth. I don’t want to watch his so-called shooting practice after getting up in the morning. I don’t want to watch him kill his life with a gun, every time I see him. , Will feel that there is an inexplicable sadness.
All right,
don't do it again,
I pardon u...
He also tried to be a good person, but many times killing people has become a habit in his life. Maybe he thought it was all the duty, so however much he liked Helen, unlike Schindler, he didn't DARE to kiss her. It could be said to some degree, he really envied Schindler. But killing was his job and his habit.
Finally, when he saw him still spit out long live Hitler from his mouth before he was hanged, he was actually very sad. In addition to the time with Helen and the chat with Schindler after drinking, maybe he never did it. For the truest self, his identity is actually just a chess piece swayed by Hitler. Maybe he knows that he will go to hell after death, so he is busy making fun while he is alive, even if he is numb. Come to him Saying that killing someone does not require a reason, but not killing a person requires thousands of reasons. Letting Helen go is the last trace of his remaining humanity. From now on, people who are not on the list will be killed more casually by him, because everyone For him, there is no longer any connection.
He's been to paradise, but he's never been to him.
Ralph Fiennes almost interprets Amon Goethe into a three-pointer. It may be because of this film that Mike Newell will let Ralph be a master. In his original form, setting aside the disgusting red text in life, he did a very, very good performance!
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