Literally the dumbest thing I've ever heard.

[Rev. Rye]

Schindler's List was good, too.

I'm honestly conflicted about that particular film, on the one hand, it's the closest thing Spielberg has come to making true art on celluloid, but on the other hand, it feels like he's trying to soften the blow of the genocide of too much; the way Steven Spielberg tells it, after Hitler killed himself and the allies took over, everything was hunky-dory, except, of course for the millions who died; it's just too sugar-coated for my taste. Furthermore, it was more or less directly responsible for the creation of many more inferior films that were more concerned with getting an easy Oscar than exploring the actual event (things like what its existence says about humanity, why it happened, why it doesn't happen more often, is it better to be killed or to survive.)