"Nice Things Cost Money." - Schindler's List (1993)
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"Nice Things Cost Money." - Schindler's List (1993) #shorts #schindlerslist #movie #moviescene
Schindler's List is a 1993 American epic historical drama film directed and produced by Steven Spielberg and written by Steven Zaillian. It is based on the 1982 novel Schindler's Ark by Australian novelist Thomas Keneally. The film follows Oskar Schindler, a German industrialist who saved more than a thousand mostly Polish-Jewish refugees from the Holocaust by employing them in his factories during World War II. It stars Liam Neeson as Schindler, Ralph Fiennes as SS officer Amon Göth, and Ben Kingsley as Schindler's Jewish accountant Itzhak Stern.
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They’re just links to Apple TV, where you can rent it. That’s ridiculous
Lmao what a lose
It's free to watch on UA-cam
Not paying you. Jog on
@@shirleysp8176 where?
"Congratulations, you'll be on the eastern front by the end of next month"
A death sentence and the man himself knew it
I only wanted to know the time!
You mean the eastern side of Treblinka.
@@zombiefrogg8542 I pardon you
Its another scene, the eastern front reference@@rustyshacklfur2637
“Nice things cost money” my favorite quote.
The best things you can't buy
Yes! Because best things in life is free @@yourstruly4817
What he should've said, was, "everything cost money, it is what it is."
Nothing worthwhile comes cheap. It doesn't have to be about money
@@yourstruly4817like
I will bet the shoe polish is for the officers and not the infantry. The guy who is responsible for the glass containers is fucked.
Shoe polish was used to not only make your boots pretty but also to protect them and give them a bit of waterproofing. It also keeps the leather from drying out and cracking.
As a former enlisted man, officers never touch boot polish. That's our job.
@@isaacschmitt4803maybe in mid 1990's. That fad is mostly gone fortunately. Plus there are shoes way better which just need a microfiber cloth to shine up.
@@1014pas a person who has worn both bleh
He's bluffing
They cut out the funny part... "Now it is your problem"
“You be quiet!” Lol
Exactly!
I know!
I need to watch Schindler's List again, there's so much of the film I don't remember.
Same here, it’s one of the best films of all time but it’s so emotionally taxing
@@brianj4090 I agree, its emotionally taxing. I watched Schindler's List when it first came out and it made everyone in the theater cry.
I could watch it one more time, but that's all.
One good thing about these shorts is I have never seen it but absolutely will now
These shorts cropping up had me watch it again, such a beautiful movie
The wheeling and dealing by Oskar was beautifully portrayed by Liam
Guy asking about the suit sounds like he has "a particular set of skills."
Yeah I kinda guessed that too. He also seems like he’s acquired those skills over a very long career. The kind of skills that would make him a nightmare for certain bad people.
He sounds like the kind of giy who gets shot trying to kill the man who killt his brother gerald, IYKYK.
Reminds me of a certain Jedi Knight
Booooooo
That’s not the same guy though
For context only the last supplier is guilty.
The origional producer has nothing to do with his product being traded second hand.
The original producer is guilty, if he was specifically told about metal containers, and chose to ignore it.
The last supplier made sure to specify about metal containers, because he knew glass would break. It is not his fault the producer chose to ignore it.
Hitler is giving one of his speeches
Oscar comes over "that's a nice shirt, do you know where I can find a nice shirt like that"
"Yes, but only in brown."
Mein gott cant you I see I am talking to ze Volk!
@@JGD185 "Those are some fine boots, too. I'd like some without iron hobnails, though.
They're hell on the carpet."
@@JGD185 Das Volk
If he happened to be in a good mood even after being interrupted, I'm pretty sure the answer would be: "Let me introduce you to the party's tailor, Hugo Boss."
Guess the algorithm decided were all gonna be sad this week.
It's been sending my Django, Saving Private Ryan, and this for the last 3 weeks.
That's funny n true.
Phones definitely hear what we're saying...I get commercials for things being discussed often. Also more than one phone in a room especially if the same owner meaning the two phones r around each other more often definitely pick up on what's playing.
Lmao I was getting Django, Schindler's List, Punisher and Daredevil
Sad?, I pardon you
Every six or seven months Schindler’s list shows up in my shorts.
He must want to know where he can get a nice pair of shorts like yours.
To think that you survived the war because you sold shirts to a guy in a church
Market problems require market solutions
"not my problem." It's quite literally your business.
he spoke like a.....
*calm and reasonable person!* 👌👍
Even in the war business-mans had no fear
When there's blood on the street, buy property
Gay
Oh 100%. That’s why when all these yahoos get up in arms about this country have nuclear weapons or this country having “their finger on the button” I don’t take it seriously. World leaders don’t actually want to start WWIII. How would they show off and to who?
Please. Businessmen love war.
"now it's your problem" .....you missed that part
Had to watch this for a high school essay. Had to rent the VHS version at the library and flip the tape half way through. This was maybe 10 years ago too, couldn’t find another way to watch 😂
I had to pirate it and I got 20 viruses on my 12 year old laptop
"flip the tape" has to mean "change out the cassette from cassette #1 to cassete #2". Run length of Schindler's is 3 hours 15 minutes, SP VHS max ~ 2 hours. Ain't no flipping VHS tape like compact audio cassette.
Back in 2010 I went around town trying to find a VCR. I had the entire Gundam Wing series on VHS. Best I could find was a DVD VCR combo. (DVD part stopped working after 6 months of barely any use). Sales clerks were like: "what are you going to do with a VCR?"
You mean change the tape? Like it was a 2 tape movie? Because VHS tapes can't be flipped like cassettes...
Maybe I am misunderstanding here.. but 10 years ago (from the time of your posting.. which was 3 weeks ago) was - and still is - 2014. They did have a marvelous invention at the time, as we do now, called THE INTERNET. And you're telling us that you had to "flip" VCRs?
I think you have your stories mixed up here. No VHS had to be "flipped". They went in one way and that was it.
Liam neesom voice went time travelling
*WE ARE HERE TO PRAY* that laugh😂😂😂
Schindlers back on the menu again apparently 👍🏽 I for one don't mind
"Nice things cost money" Me thinking in my head. "Yes, Yes they do" lol.
From what i hear he never recovered financially from the war, he had spent the majority of his money helping the jewish people and they actually after the war Jewish organizations took care of him
*"Hello, pardon me for interfering, but that's a nice shirt"* 👔👕
So the jewish merchant decided to screw over a costumer that supplied the german army lmao brilliant
This is what started the Holocaust. That shoe polish customer? Adolf Hitler.
This is where the mountains of shoes at Auschwitz came from, hitlers obsession with shoe polish.
Typical Jew behavior lmao
Ironic because that behavior which was common is exactly why the Germans did what they did 💀
@@ronpaul5319 source for such a empty statement ?
@@ronpaul5319sabotage is understandable when your people are being butchered.
This movie is just incredible, sad, terrifying, uplifting, gut wrenching, inspiring, anxiety inducing, maddening. Great cinema. Every history class from 6th grade on should absolutely be made to watch this.
Sounds like a formative experience! That's awesome, I'm jealous.
They both look like they will get along real soon
A lot of amazing performances in this movie!!
I dont get it. Did he really want the shirt or is it a code for black market stuff?
The nice shirt is from the black market. So not really code. The shirt is for himself. The other stuff is to bribe Nazi officials to enable Schindler to get the pots factory.
What do you think?
That’s just to exchange info, ShoePolishGuy has stuff to sell to the Wehrmacht and the shirts are just an excuse to talk again somewhere private later.
Yes he really wanted nice shirt and other stuff. Back then simple things were worth 10-20x their original value because war = scarcity. It was his way in, in terms of using the war to make a shitload of money.
If only Facebook Marketplace was around back then.
My man “we are here to pray” joined the Ghetto collaborator guard. His creator must have told him some dope stuff.
I'm slightly confused. Guess that guy really likes shirts.
I ASK FOR SHOE AND POLISH NOT SHOEPOLISH
That puts into the perspective the final scene where he cries how his car could have saved lives of 10 human beings
Hi buddy, where do you get the cartridge 32-20 ?
still a tough question today
Edited line was that “it’s now your problem.”
Anyone else drink water?
Only once every other month
I only drink pool water idk if that counts
Bear Grylls recommends drinking piss in survival situations, and since life itself is a survival situation I exclusively drink my own piss.
I blend shit with coconut oil and ingest that for moisture.
Used to be hooked on it. Been off it for years a lot of people get addicted and feel like they need it to survive
When he said hello I somehow felt like he was going to say “no one cared who I was until I put on this mask”
“Samir says, hello”
“Hello”
First it was hacksaw ridge... Kept getting this reels so I watched the movie. Then it was saving private ryan, watched the movie. Now it's Schindler's list? Fuck man youtube be banging with this movie suggestions
I just got Django unchained yesterday. Never heard of this movie right here but it seems interesting. I know what I'm doing later lol
It used to be that the IMDB top 250 were THE films to watch. Now it's just the highest-rated films. All the Marvel movies through early Phase 4, and all action movies from the last 10 years, and SOME classics.
Rounders is good, Casino is good, but having to depend on the YT algorithm...I wish it weren't this way.
i like dr. strangelove
Oh, so it's all "Schindler's list" in the shorts again... It's been a while...
Poldek was a bad ass 😁
The brilliance of Schindler’s List is not only it’s forthright depiction of one of man’s most brutal periods in history & the murderous genocidal actions that took place were the little moments of dark humor & levity interspersed throughout the film. Even in a movie that deals with the violence & genocide that happened during World War 2, Spielberg was able to put in these moments of levity which helped with delineating such a serious & heart wrenching topic. It was a difficult thing to balance given the gravity & seriousness of the subject matter but it worked perfectly without taking away from showing the brutality of this historical period & it gives the audience ephemeral moments to digest such heavy & depressing subject matter. It’s absolutely brilliant.
Rly like this channel. The atmosphere is more chill than other channels ive found.
That’s what happens when you trust people you thought would do you right
One thing that kind of disappoints me with Schindler is how he asked money to be reimbursed for what he did. I believe he was paid $10,000. I understand that he lost everything, including his marriage, but it still makes me sad
Don't be so naive, little baby
Why does it make you sad ?
@@Qs_Internet_CafeHe thinks it’s annudah shoah.
Well, Schindler wasn't exactly a good guy. In fact he was awaiting execution for aiding false flag operations on his country by the Nazi party when the Nazis came into power. Since he aided the Nazis he was immediately set free and joined the party. Most people that knew him actually though he was a downright bastard if it came to ripping people off. Despite that he pulled that list off. I forgot where I heard it but someone described the situation as: "If a downright bastard could do the right thing, what's your excuse?"
Lots of character flaws but still managed to pull off the incredible.
When napoleon invaded russia, his soldiers were very well equiped. Except they used tin button's for their coats which couldnt handle the cold and shattered. The napoleonic forces were shooting the russians while holding their coats closed in the freezing cold windy russian winter. Its not the reason napoleon lost that war, but it certainly played a part.
This has been debunked. Though tin pest is certainly real, Napoleon's army wasn't in Russia for long enough for it to take effect, which would have required 18months or more.
@terrenusvitae hmm interesting, just went down a rabbit hole trying to find evidence of tinpest at extremely low temperatures and found some in antarctica that were there for over a year as a supply drop for the scottish expedition. Didn't really help, but did find consensus on this being an urban myth. Cheers for that, believed that for over a decade from science teacher in college.
@@lexgalexy8627 You are quite welcome. I think we've all fallen for an urban legend or two in our time.
Not really, because Napoleon's invasion had failed before the Russian winter even started.
@@CognizantCheddaryeah if anything the winter was icing on the cake
How the fuck did that thing go through two clients AFTER the first guy and literally no one bothered inspecting the merchandise?? This makes like 0 sense...
Because no one thought of glass and cold weather
They probably did but you can't just turn back 10.000 orders. And maybe they didn't know Glass Breaks in the cold (or didn't think about it) until it happened.
so why would the frontlines need shoe polish? like a box of 7.92 would be a lot more useful...
One of the best movies i have seen!!
I said metal containers. Do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth?
Liam Neeson was in black and white? Oh hell yeah!
And red. The entire film was in black and white except for a girl in a red dress.
Ron Desantis was great in this
There will always be someone's problem...
His wearing a golden NS party badge. I don't think they would go anywhere near him and especially talk business in front of him. Yes I know it's a movie but it should be realistic
It was there for a reason in the costume. Notice some left immediately, everyone else a few second later. Only the guy with balls of steel was left there to discus business.
Liam neeson's accent was atrocious 😂😂
Things sure were complecated back then!,
They talk about supplies for the German Army. And the one who saying hello is a German Army officer... Am I i right ?
Its on you for not checking
Why the algorithm is full of this film? It's like my 15th short
"It's illegal to buy and sell anything on the street."
Sounds German to me. 😂
They aren’t German they are Jews
@@meganwilliams7434you know that Jewish isn't an ethnicity right?
He’s Jewish not German?
One of the men has traits that were considered Jewish. Strange casting option for Nazi businessman
Yall salepersons need to learn this Haalo with a poker face
The moment, I've realized it's Momo from "eis am stiel" or "lemon popsicle" 🤯
"It is not my problem."
::Very Real Possibility of Lethal Consequences for such LULZ BRO attitude::
"Oh, I guess I can fix that."
Nice things cost money!
Ive never seen it... but is that Liam Neeson?
Yes.
Ferengi lol
we here to pray smart brother 🙏🏽😂💯
Business men.
why does schlinder look like Ron desantis in this lighting?
What the FUCK are they all talking about??!?!?!
Yeah ok youtube, I'll watch this tonight, not now though...
I made a similar connection. Instead of a cool scene in a church I logged onto to Upwork. :/
nice lists cost money.
This movie is underrated. I say this knowing it's popular, but it's popular as a documentary or a history book. I think it's actually just a really smooth flowing, engaging, entertaining drama with a message. It's just like every other great movie, it's about people and life. So it's for everyone and for every season, and so it is in a way, underrated
It is considered one the greatest movies of all time and won most of the Academy Awards it was nominated for in 1993. In a century people will still be watching it and having an emotional impact.
Underrated???
@@sburns2421 my point was it's a common man's drama, not just a depressing historical drama. People discredit it as only a dark, depressing Holocaust movie
What's the context here?
Ww2 occupied poland
@@timdeathlyThe scene. Might as well spoil it for me because I'm not watching the movie.
@@delanorrosey4730Jews hiding in a church to do business and pretending like they’re not scheming Jews.
Let's have a sit-down
I’ve never seen this movie. Who would recommend??
It's a good movie.
It’s well made,
but it’s a complete fantasy.
@@UnityAgainstJewishEvil aren’t most though lol
I don't normally like fantasy, but the costumes and the acting are excellent.
@@UnityAgainstJewishEvil Careful not to cut yourself on that edgy comment big boy.
Liam always finding
Is that Liam Neeson
this went over my head. What is he buying?
Shoe polish broke jars because of cold? XD did writer ever handled shoe polish? It's mostly wax/parafine. It would shrink not expand in cold.
Is your head just for decoration or something? The shoe polish had no effect on the glass, but the temperatures (studies say temps were as low as -40 on the eastern front at times) did. As with metals, ceramics, and polymers, glass is subject to brittle fractures. This means that as temperatures get colder, the inherent toughness of the material (glass in this scenario) increases while fracture toughness decreases.
What this means is that the glass was more susceptible to fractures in a cold environment. There was no amazon or fedex back then, these jars were transported by truck along bumpy roads. Since the glass was more brittle, it would take a lot less stress to fracture the glass, something a simple bump in the road could muster.
@@IJNAzooma it may be for decoration. You're right, cold makes glass lose elasticity, prone to breaking.
I'm sure in the supply lines when trying not to get killed by Soviets they handled glass jars very delicately.
うなぎは矢作の子分で監視役だったんだ、ドレスナーは怒りの倒産となった
"Im going to make sire they find out" bold words for a man within stabbing distance
Man, i would live to watch this movie. But i Refuse to buy or rent. Guess the shorts it is lol
In the mid-90's they broadcast it on network TV (NBC IIRC). Spielberg insisted no edits for nudity, violence, or language. No commercials.
I can't think of another film that was made available that way on the big 3.
I wonder how all these glass bottles get delivered to places like Siberia when they break due to European cold weather and not poor transportation 😂
Glass becomes more brittle at low temperatures, it generally doesn't shatter on its own but is more likely to break from impacts such as those made during the transportation.
Furthermore the consumer glass of today which is made to withstand the environmental effects better and the glass used back then are not the same glass.
Of course we can't ever know if the glass in this case really broke because of the temperature or if it broke at all, anyone could be lying for profit or covering their mistakes up - but it isn't nonsense, low temperature could affect glass toughness back then and still can today but to a lesser extent.
Why are they talking like that in 1993?
Because it’s a movie… they’re acting…
The "Schindler" month just dropped. Who's manipulating the algorithm to emotionally manipulate us? I doesn't work I dont like both sides of this war.
Ploshing ur shoes won't win u a war
An army still wants their officers to look presentable to be an example for the troops
Optics are a very important aspect of warfare. As is moral.
Isnt that the "Taken" guy?
Yes. Liam Neeson in his finest performance, Schindler's List.
I never understood this scene... Why are Jews meeting in a church
Because they are not permitted to conduct business on the streets, nor are they allowed to own business property, so they do it secretly in the few places they can congregate for a time out of view of soldiers
@@Laruto722 lol ill say again... Why are Jews meeting in a church...
@@badda_boom8017 because they wont be bothered by soldiers or police in the church
That is power
Is he supposed to be German?
Which one?
Wait that's Liam Neeson
I feel like watching this
You know that his a rat when he said it's not my problem but when he said Germans wants to know where ut came from he reply metal containers....😂😂😂😂😂
Uh, y'allz like the Fred Perry huh? No. Not a clue... Goodbye.
We are ants, but occasionally, an ant tries something new. In this 1984 world, you need to learn to play in the woods to stay human.
Stay human ❤
Can you make the music louder next time? I can still barely hear the video
In 10 years they will make the sequel, the gaza version where the roles changed
And it will likely be made by Israel. It's a complicated conflict. Don't go out of your way unless you know all the details there are to know.
@@MrKaiyooovery unlikely, as germany doesn't document their crimes in movies, there is no need to know all the details to make that asumption.
lmao, ok bomber and attacker.@@RafaelPerez-cs2hb
The Bible says I will bless those who bless the Jews and curse those that curse them. I stand with Israel Goodluck to anyone against them. Lol
@@DanielRivera-q6e my imaginary friend says don't hate, or think u are better than others just for ur imaginary friends ;)