Schindler's List

I watched the upper part of Schindler's List last night. Let me introduce the video first, and then talk about Ralph's performance in it...
　　
I have only watched the first half of the movie, and I still can’t help but say it. There are actually two protagonists in this film, one of course is Oskar Schindler, the other is played by Ralph, Amon Goeth, the Nazi officer who manages the concentration camp. -----This is a very interesting name, Amon.
　　
First introduce these two people. The first protagonist, Oskar, is not only older and richer than Amon. He is a veteran in the business field. He is extremely shrewd and well versed in the art of reading people. With little tricks, he can coax the top Nazis. For a while, the business is also very interesting. This gentleman is also very popular among the opposite sex. Which woman does not like the rich and stylish Oskar? At the beginning Oskar also appeared as a profitable businessman. Later After seeing more, there is a change, and this change is natural and inevitable for him.
　　

Another person, Amon (played by Ralph), is not so lucky. Not only is he not as fast as Oskar, but he is not as good as Oskar in scenes, and his character and behavior are not as smooth and decent as Oskar...Although he was a Nazi intermediate at a young age Officer. It can be seen that at the beginning he was quite annoying about being transferred to manage the boring "inferior" place of the concentration camp, the simple living area, the extremely poor sanitation environment, the superior person like Amon, as soon as he appeared on the scene Ippah hid his face and expressed his dislike for the concentration camp.
　　
When Amon complained enough, he accepted the reality, and quickly took pleasure in torturing the residents of the concentration camps and the Jewish quarter, and fully practiced the fact that he was the God of this small world. So when he was bored Playing the game of shooting the Jews may not be his choice to come to such an inferior place, but being an omnipotent God does make him complacent.
　

　
When he thought that being a god was nothing more than this, Oskar appeared, and Oskar made him realize how small his world is. This was felt when they first met. Of course, a young man in the war did not see It’s normal to pass the flower world. As soon as Oskar comes out, he greets the officers skillfully and gracefully, "Hallo, I am Schindler." One name is enough. Everyone knows Schindler. Compared to Oskar's natural And elegant, Amon looked a little nervous...
　　
Just as Oskar was sitting next to him to eat, Amon asked Oskar carefully and shyly: "Is that a silk shirt?" "Of course!"

Oskar neither glanced at Amon nor stopped eating. At this time, Amon was just a junior officer who was introduced to him by the Nazis to set up a factory. He didn't put Amon in his eyes.
　　
Amon was a little embarrassed, he made a motion to touch the ground, and quickly withdrew his hand...
　　
Since then, Oskar has become Amon’s idol. In Amon’s world, Oskar is a completely new human being compared with those vulgar soldiers and junk-like Jews. His elegant demeanor and popular style make young people Amon looked forward to it.
　　
So, like any trendy young man, he imitated Oskar everywhere in private, so people can see him riding a tall horse arrogantly walking back and forth in the concentration camp, using the expensive riding gear that Oskar gave him of course. Of course, A place like Yingzhongji can't compare with the boulevard of Oskar training horse, but he still feels good about himself, and it would be good if he is satisfied with himself.
　　
Psychologically, shooting a Jew on the balcony every day is always boring. As a Nazi youth, maybe Amon has had ideals, but now he can only spend his years in a place where birds don’t shit. During the war, what other personal ideals can he talk about? So he was depressed, the more depressed, the more degenerate, killing and killing, drunkenness, looking for girls...
　　
Maybe he can put on the stylish shirt that Oskar gave him, use the same expensive harness, eat at the same table, dance and flirt with the same girl, he even started to learn Oskar's suggestion of compassion, "I pardon you." (I exempt you from your sin.) But Oskar's outlook on life cannot be learned. As a Nazi soldier, he believes in the bright future of the Nazi Empire. He believes that Jews are born guilty. He believes in everything he does. The belief that he fought for is correct. He is impossible and incapable of negating everything he believes.
　　
His mind has not reached the height of Oskar, he is still too young, this is his only fault.
　　
At this time, he met someone he liked, but she was a Jew! How good is this, Amon became more and more contradictory. In the basement, there was Amon's inner monologue. He liked this girl, but..." Strictly speaking, You Jews are not humans, your life is like a mouse, an ant worm..." (This explains why he kills people so happily.) "But... (He looks into her eyes) This is not a human Is it the eyes of a mouse?"
　　
Poorly Amon, his life is a tragedy. He has ideals. He is different from those comrades who spend time and money and loses humanity, but his personal strength is not enough to pull himself back to the right way. He is not as mature, thoughtful and thoughtful as Oskar Ability to recognize the lies of the Nazis. One can imagine a passionate young man who was brainwashed by the Nazis, struggling back and forth between this kind of humanity and the ideals of the Nazi empire he had pursued. As a young man, he also paid for himself Precious love.
　　

It is not just thousands of Jews who are persecuted by the Nazis...Amon's boundless suffering can testify. For this, God can only sigh...Amon (Amen).