Sumedha Chatterjee

Some people, well most people remarks Schindler’s list as a “boring/unworthy/long/making the German feel guilty” type of movie. Kids get over the fact that some folks even mention such hideous comments. The movie as well as the book remarked an Industrialist who saved more than 1000 Jewish people. Men, women & kids. He was the saviour who played politics with the Nazi even after being an active Nazi member. He made friends from the higher ups for his own benefits, which in later he used to save those people. He used up, bribed all his money away to the officers just to save Jews. The history tends to forget to teach us that not all German where in favour of the race cleansing policy. Some people with in the system did everything to save Them. Schindler’s list is a true story. People still remark him and bless him on their thoughts. In the end he was never labelled as a Nazi but a German who gave away his everything to save his countrymen. The movie was lengthy no denying, but they portrayed every necessity that Thomas Keneally described in his novel. The movie is Dark, Violent and exposed to nudity but didn’t leave a single message that didn’t mean or shock the audience. This is not a movie to make the Germans feel guilty, this a movie about humanity. I’ll personally rate this movie a 4.5/5 and I’ll suggest to read the novel first and then watch the movie. The book is available as The Schindler’s List in both Amazon and Flipkart.

Honestly, “Up” has been my go to movie since 5th grade when I first saw it on the television. I was very small to understand the first 10 minutes. Don’t get me wrong I knew it was sad but didn’t had the sense to embrace it up until now. The last time I saw this movie was 3-4 years ago. And after that, just imagining the first 10 minutes use to tear my eye up. As an adult tbh, it takes a lot of courage to watch this particular movie. It’s kid friendly with an emotional connection and ofc the definition of love. The “move mountains for you kinda love” is described here. It’s about two adventurous kids who fell in love and later spend their entire together. They had there ups and downs but always wished to visit The Paradise Falls in Latin America, but fate had other plans. Mr. Fredrickson, a widowed gentleman moved his beloved home with his wife’s memories to the paradise fall via flying the entire home there! Ofc in his adventure he met a young scout and a dog named dug, and a mysterious creature. From the beginning till the end it’s an emotional roller coaster of love, embrace and care, no matter if you are a human or a rare species of bird. The thing I love the most about this movie is, it describes the philosophy of letting go once they leave your life permanently. Mr. fredrickson missed his beloved late wife and embraced her at any cost until he realised his late wife left him a memoir where she mentioned,” thank you for the adventures, now go have one of your own.” That is where he realised that he can always keep and embrace her as long as his is alive, and finally let go of the home he was holding on to for his late wife. He loved, he got hurt and eventually he healed.

I don't remember when was the last time I was so terrified to watch a horror science fiction movie. Each and every moment of this movie is unpredictable. It's a must watch for those who have thirst for alien species movies

It's a super cute fiction movie which will make live both at your 90s and 20s feels. I do kinda feel stupid about the idea of matteo carrying down Sam w a bunch of butterflies but it was a great movie. You can literally sit down and watch it w your small sister or brother who is into science fiction and fairy tale.

Dark, clever and of course a movie worth watching as per psychological point of view.