This movie was also shown to us by a teacher, and suddenly I found that our teacher had let us have a lot of movies. The main theme of this film is peace and redemption. It clearly shows the audience that a German arms dealer named Schindler was greedy for his own self-interest from the beginning to the end, and truly wanted to rescue everyone from the German Nazis. The process of conversion of persecuted Jews. Wars have brought death and fear to every corner of the world. Those ruling parties will not hesitate to launch wars in order to safeguard their own interests, completely disregarding the life and death of the people. War distorts human nature, and it is also the good side of human nature. This is a majestic and great movie, in this movie, I can strongly feel the weight of life! To save one person is to save the whole world! In the whole film, what shocked me the most was not the tragic scene of the burning of corpses, nor the panic and despair in the gas chamber, but a relatively plain morning. This morning, a group of poor Jews were working like cows and horses in the grid of a German military area. And what about Geff, the governor of the prefecture? He was standing bare-chested on the balcony outside the bedroom with his back stretched out, and leisurely looking down at the Jews he ruled. After stretching his muscles and bones, Goff slowly walked back to the house and picked up a sniper rifle aimed at the Jews who were working slowly in the distance, and shot them one by one. He tilted his head, with a cigarette dangling from his mouth, and his expression was peaceful. Killing is in their minds, it is no longer irritating, and this kind of extraordinary event has been regarded as normal by them. This, I think it is a hundred times more sinful than killing itself. At the end of the film, when he received a golden ring from the surviving Jews, there was a Hebrew text: To save a person is to save a world. Just like the motto on the ring, Mr. Schindler was in the darkest time. The brightest light inside.
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