Schindler's List | Miscalibrating The Machines | Film Clip

In this scene from Schindler's list, Oskar knows that none of his shells that will ever fire.

Schindler's List, a Steven Spielberg film, is a cinematic masterpiece that has become one of the most honored films of all time. Winner of seven Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director, it also won every major Best Picture award and an exceptional number of additional honors. Among them were seven British Academy Awards; the Best Picture Awards from the New York Film Critics Circle, the National Society of Film Critics, the National Board of Review, the Producers Guild, the Los Angeles Film Critics, the Chicago, Boston and Dallas Film Critics; a Christopher Award; and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association Golden Globe Awards. Steven Spielberg was further honored with the Directors Guild of America Award. The film presents the indelible true story of the enigmatic Oskar Schindler, a member of the Nazi party, womanizer, and war profiteer who saved the lives of more than 1,100 Jews during the Holocaust. It is the triumph of one man who made a difference, and the drama of those who survived one of the darkest chapters in human history because of what he did. Directed by Steven Spielberg, the film, which also won Academy Awards for Screenplay, Cinematography, Music, Editing and Art Direction, stars an acclaimed cast headed by Liam Neeson, Ben Kingsley, Ralph Fiennes, Caroline Goodall, Jonathan Sagalle and Embeth Davidtz.

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[MichaelLee-ttgm]

First he was hustling to make money, now he's hustling to save lives, but either way, he's still hustling. What a character and what an actor.

[vincesergi]

"If this factory ever produces a shell that can be fired, I'll be very unhappy."

Holy shit, given the circumstances, that's an incredible line.

[johngibson]

No one talks about how he saved a lot of American, British, and Russian soldiers with the thousands of sabotaged shells and parts he supplied the NSDAP and RZM.
A lot of lives saved on and off the battlefield

[queenfan]

I love looking in the background, everyone is smiling, relieved, happy. They know that as long as Schindler is there, they’re safe.

[alvindchipmunk]

Liam Neeson is a terrific actor, he commands the subtleties of his face and body, he was such a character study. His anger at Stern " did you happen to notice he had only one arm" he then rationalizes the importance of the "one arm Jew" to Gestapo...He was highly skilled, and he says it with a straight face. what an actor.

[benv]

I miss movies where two people are just talking and it’s captivating

[TheSvs]

"If this factory ever produces a shell that can be fired, I'll be very unhappy."
This guy went straight to heaven when he died.

[mukiwabanda]

He made a choice. Personal wealth or his Soul. He chose the latter. Very few do.

[MichaelLee-ttgm]

"Now listen here, Spielbergo, Schindler and I are like peas in a pod! We're both factory owners, we both made shells for the Nazis - but mine worked, damn it!"
- Charles Montgomery Burns

[robertmorris]

"Whoever saves one life, saves the world entire."

He saved hundreds directly, thousands indirectly.

[joe]

"If this factory ever produces a shell that can actually be fired, I'll be very


That has to be one of the greatest one liners in movie history

[jaytc]

This was such a great movie. One of my favorite scenes was where he was needed a secretary and he had to select a girl who could type. A series of beautiful girls one after the other came in, sat down at the typewriter, and pecked away at the keyboard one very slow key at a time. Meanwhile, Schindler is sitting there, smiling and enjoying the "scenery". Then an overweight older woman with a sour face sits down and fires away on the keyboard at 2, 000 words per minute. Schindler's face turns to a frown, lol! One of the few moments where you could smile in the movie. Lots of tears otherwise, especially the end scene when the war is over and Schindler has to leave the factory. Oskar Schindler will go down in history as a very good and decent human being with his own shortcomings trying to do good in a very bad situation.

[laminage]

Aww, did you see how the staff bowed and shook the hand of Emily Schindler.  It was like they were saying "Because Of Your Husband, I am still alive and not in a Concentration Camp".

[TimStamper]

What I enjoy about this film is it isnt an instant 180 or they try to make him a holier than thou character from the beginning. They show his genuine change from businessman to humanitarian. Amazing to think this actually happened.

[PGar]

Love this scene. It shows the bond between Stern and Schindler and how Schindler is concerned with keeping his employees safe. Poetic license was taken I’m sure but it’s still a great scene.

[nycot]

Everyone goes on about Liam Neeson and Ralph Fiennes in this movie, and don't get me wrong they are both awesome, but everyone seems to forget about Sir Ben Kingsley! The dude is a legend, people! WHY Y'ALL IGNORING HIM!

[fridaynighthikes]

Nazis: we have the best engineering in world

Schindler: hold my beer

[dlsrb]

Oh wow!! I just noticed that all the men take off their hats when they pass by indicating respect for them! Such subtle detail that makes this movie amazing!

[fredocarroll]

It's very interesting, the little things in the scene. Notice how Schindler has his arm around Stern, with real warmth and affection apparent. Such a change from their icy first conversation.

[thelastjohnwayne]

The character development and the change of Mr. Schindler is one of the most amazing parts of this movie.