Cinema Cemetery: Episode 66- Schindler's List (1993)
01/18/22 • 34 min
“It is written that whoever saves one life saves the world entire.” Schindler’s List tells the true story of Oskar Schindler, a Nazi opportunist who originally sought to use the German occupation of Krakow for profit who became a savior to nearly 850 Jews during the Holocaust. Part narrative, part historical record, this movie shows the truth of the Holocaust on full display. Directed by Stephen Spielberg, this piece continues to stand strong nearly 30 years later. Where will Schindler fall on our list? Find out now.
Current Rankings:
Lawerence of Arabia
The Godfather
All About Eve
The Godfather Part II
Silence of the Lambs
Gone With Wind
It Happened One Night
Amadeus
The Deer Hunter
The Sting
All The King’s Men
The Lost Weekend
Bridge on the River Kwai
One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest
Rain Man
The French Connection
On The Waterfront
The Sound Of Music
Casablanca
All Quiet on the Western Front
Rebecca
In The Heat of the Night
The Mutiny On The Bounty
You Can’t Take It With You
Marty
Mrs. Miniver
Dances With Wolves
My Fair Lady
Patton
Gentleman’s Agreement
Hamlet
Cimarron
Ben Hur
Chariots of Fire
Gandhi
Unforgiven
Annie Hall
Driving Miss Daisy
Midnight Cowboy
Best Years of Our Lives
From Here to Eternity
Oliver!
Around the World in 80 Days
The Apartment
The Last Emperor
The Great Ziegfeld
A Man Of All Seasons
The West Side Story
Wings
Grand Hotel
Rocky
Out of Africa
Tom Jones
Kramer v Kramer
Life of Emil Zola
How Green Was My Valley
Platoon
An American in Paris
Going My Way
Greatest Show On Earth
Ordinary People
Terms of Endearment
Broadway Melody
Cavalcade
Gigi
“It is written that whoever saves one life saves the world entire.” Schindler’s List tells the true story of Oskar Schindler, a Nazi opportunist who originally sought to use the German occupation of Krakow for profit who became a savior to nearly 850 Jews during the Holocaust. Part narrative, part historical record, this movie shows the truth of the Holocaust on full display. Directed by Stephen Spielberg, this piece continues to stand strong nearly 30 years later. Where will Schindler fall on our list? Find out now.
Current Rankings:
Lawerence of Arabia
The Godfather
All About Eve
The Godfather Part II
Silence of the Lambs
Gone With Wind
It Happened One Night
Amadeus
The Deer Hunter
The Sting
All The King’s Men
The Lost Weekend
Bridge on the River Kwai
One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest
Rain Man
The French Connection
On The Waterfront
The Sound Of Music
Casablanca
All Quiet on the Western Front
Rebecca
In The Heat of the Night
The Mutiny On The Bounty
You Can’t Take It With You
Marty
Mrs. Miniver
Dances With Wolves
My Fair Lady
Patton
Gentleman’s Agreement
Hamlet
Cimarron
Ben Hur
Chariots of Fire
Gandhi
Unforgiven
Annie Hall
Driving Miss Daisy
Midnight Cowboy
Best Years of Our Lives
From Here to Eternity
Oliver!
Around the World in 80 Days
The Apartment
The Last Emperor
The Great Ziegfeld
A Man Of All Seasons
The West Side Story
Wings
Grand Hotel
Rocky
Out of Africa
Tom Jones
Kramer v Kramer
Life of Emil Zola
How Green Was My Valley
Platoon
An American in Paris
Going My Way
Greatest Show On Earth
Ordinary People
Terms of Endearment
Broadway Melody
Cavalcade
Gigi
Previous Episode
Cinema Cemetery: Bonus Episode 4- Rope (1948)
"I've always thought it was out of character for David to drink anything as corrupt as whiskey."
"Out of character for him to be murdered too."
Rope tells the story of two friends, Brandon and Phillip, who set out to put a horrific experiment to the test: Is it possible to murder purely for the sake of danger and killing? As the two do away with their friend David, they proceed to then host a party with their mutual friends (and David's family) all while the dead body remains hidden in the room. Filmed in a "single" shot, this Hitchcock experiment ramps the tension to 11 for the full 80-minute runtime.
Take a look at this bonus episode to wrap up the year. See you in 2022!
Next Episode
Cinema Cemetery: Episode 67- Forest Gump (1994)
“Mama always said life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get”. With this classic line, we meet Forest Gump, the man who “truly” wrote the second half of the 20th century and influenced many of the great movers and shakers along the way. From his humble beginnings living with his single mother in boarding house to serving in Vietnam, to meeting the President (x3) to starting the jogging craze, Forest shows the power of persistence, and positivity, even when told he “can’t sit here”. Is Forest still worth “running” to see? Find out this week on Cinema Cemetery.
Current Rankings:
Lawerence of Arabia
The Godfather
All About Eve
The Godfather Part II
Silence of the Lambs
Gone With Wind
It Happened One Night
Amadeus
The Deer Hunter
The Sting
All The King’s Men
The Lost Weekend
Bridge on the River Kwai
One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest
Rain Man
Schindler’s List
The French Connection
On The Waterfront
The Sound Of Music
Casablanca
All Quiet on the Western Front
Rebecca
In The Heat of the Night
The Mutiny On The Bounty
You Can’t Take It With You
Marty
Mrs. Miniver
Dances With Wolves
My Fair Lady
Patton
Gentleman’s Agreement
Hamlet
Cimarron
Ben Hur
Chariots of Fire
Gandhi
Unforgiven
Annie Hall
Driving Miss Daisy
Midnight Cowboy
Best Years of Our Lives
From Here to Eternity
Oliver!
Around the World in 80 Days
The Apartment
The Last Emperor
The Great Ziegfeld
A Man Of All Seasons
The West Side Story
Wings
Grand Hotel
Rocky
Out of Africa
Tom Jones
Kramer v Kramer
Life of Emil Zola
How Green Was My Valley
Platoon
An American in Paris
Going My Way
Greatest Show On Earth
Ordinary People
Terms of Endearment
Broadway Melody
Cavalcade
Gigi
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