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0:14 Now that is a beautiful shot

You know youd be giving norington the finger as you dailed away😂😂

lol, i used that route without a coin toss it took me 4,5 minutes

ahh thats where you can get a sub 10 sec i was looking everywhere and coudlnt find it XD

Jack: The only rules that really matter are these: What a man can do, and what a man can't do. For instance, you can accept that your father was a pirate and a good man, or you can't. The pirate is in your blood, boy, so you'll have to square with that someday. Can you sail under the command of a pirate, or can you not? Will: But, I don't wanna be a pirate! 😀

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cool video

4:02 I always get chills for how he says "a person, Sther"

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This is a man consumed by bottomless guilt that even after he repented by saving countless of lives, he still punished himself severely and it's very heartbreaking.

This movie is older to kids today than Star Wars seemed to me when I was a kid

The hardest thing for me to swollow is to fail doing something right & good for the people... dont invest enought time and energy to do it. So thank God i found this video, so i could remember every time that i never want to end like Schindler in regret i didnt do enough...

It was those things that made the nazis believe that he was on their side. Those things actually helped save those that he did save. Irony at its best.

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"One more person" The Girl In Red Coat

I love Jack calls Will's Father a Good Man and a Good Pirate And then Will Got all Defensive which Annoyed Jack and decided to Insult if Father by calling him a Bloody Pirate and A Scallywag The Dialogue and Writing is Genius

this scene will never not make me bawl my eyes out

Super super helpful video. I gave it a watch earlier and did a quick run through episode 1. Feels pretty awesome.

The moment that the Camp survivors begin to huddle around him to console him is when I start to lose it every time.

When he started breaking down crying I lost it.

This scene is very powerful. 😢

my top record is 1.700, i suck ass at this

America nuked civilian cities in japan, those cities were called hiroshima and nagasaki. Many people, innocent civilians, were killed. Just saying.

This is one of the scenes in cinema that just break me.

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Can I buy a Holocaust museum franchise? Is it like Burger King? Or do I need to take a blood test to prove I’m a Jew? Can anyone buy one? I’m serious. What are the rules for franchise? And what’s the profit share?

I saw this movie in 1994 and it made me cry and it was so moving and so good. Liam Nesson Ralph Finess and the other actors did an amazing job.. Liam Nesson always plays good guy roles like in Taken

Fuck, even now it still chokes me up. It's the best acting Neeson's ever done.

When I finish my degree one day as a teacher in Germany. I will rent a cinema and invite all my students to see this movie. This is probably the most important message I can give those students.

Schindler was a real Hero and i guess he was the Man with biggest Balls EVER

God bless Oskar !

He who saves one life saves the world😢❤

never thought i'd agree with jack sparrow but it's true irl there is no such thing as a fair fight

Mastering of transitions

I also tried to make a difference in the world. But I never saw myself as the good guy. Always thought everybody hates me. Often thought I should just become rich and show off who's the boss. But I knew it's not the answer it will not change anything. It's so difficult especially of the place where I originally come from which is not a good place. I lost half of my family too. My father died alone with nothing. Nobody was there to save him and we had no money to help him. But I still finished my work. I gave most of it for free. The world still makes me furious sometimes. But I never cry since 2011 I supress it. Because I didn't want to look weak into the eyes of my greatest foe, which is god himself who let's all this cruelty happen. It hurts but I don't cry anymore. I haven't dropped a single tear since 2011. And I won't until I find my peace and happiness in this world.

“You know in a fair fight I’d kill you!” “Well, that’s not much incentive for me to fight fair is it?” He’s got a point…

By my estimates, schindler spent 24 million dollars just to buy and save those jews, not factoring the material and stock value of what he gave up, this man is truly a great man, he is the only nazi buried in the holy land Jerusalem graves.

Incredible

I worked in a theater when this movie came out. When I heard it was a Spielberg movie, yes, this is going to be good. As a history buff and WWII on that, I saw the screening... Words do not begin to express what I saw in not only this movie but what some may say as Spielberg's first mature film endeavor. I went on to write a college essay about this film as an interpretation of twentieth century humanities and the human experience. Needless to say my instructor was impressed. Thirty years later and this film still haunts me. Schindler was a savior in spite of himself and doubtful of the good he bestowed to those he nonetheless saved.

Liam Neeson ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I do theorise that Jack by luck, has managed to have his ageing slowed down through some magic or supernatural thing, which makes sense like perhaps by going in and out of davy jones locker several times, so while he is not immortal, he ages physically much slower, which is why after 13 years of the blackpearl being risen, plus being in his 20's when we see salazars backstory of him becoming captain, the time span between end of first movie and end of third film, then 21 years after worlds end, which would already make him in his late 50's or early 60's, he still looks like he's not aged a day in contrast to others like Barbossa, Elizabeth, the two british navy who become pirates, Gibbs etc. And why he's still so active. Because it's quite unique that after a span of 12 years between mutiny and 1st movie, a year or two between 1-3 ending, and 21 years between 3-5 he really seems unchanged, while others look visibly aged heavily.

Imagine you were having a terrific day, and a thousand people hug you at once... that would bring the hardest person to tears. THAT was WASN'T a terrific day for any of them.

Spielberg filmed this AND Jurassic Park in the same year (1993)!! I'd of had to take 4 years off just to recover.

There's two scenes in movies that can make me cry: this, and the end of Scrooged with Bill Murray. But this... every single time.

Total bs😂😂😂

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Please God..

This is my favourite scene of all time from any movie I've everseen and it really set my priorities straight about the value of human life versus mere things!

why jumping so much? it doesnt give any speed boost but you often bump with head which slows you down much