Schindler's List
Schindler's List hasn't found its voters yet. At 41% across 104 head-to-head matchups, it struggles regardless of the competition — and no round offers relief. A film that carries the weight of history so effectively that voting against it can feel like a moral statement rather than a preference. That weight is both its greatest bracket asset and its most complicated liability — importance and rewatchability are not the same thing.
Synopsis
The true story of how businessman Oskar Schindler saved over a thousand Jewish lives from the Nazis while they worked as slaves in his factory during World War II.
Below average at every stage. The opening at 45% come closest to competitive, but "closest to competitive" is the ceiling — the bracket doesn't get easier for Schindler's List at any point.
Against Jurassic Park, the margin is razor-thin: 50%. The most contested matchup in Schindler's List's record. The extremes tell a clear story — 70% against Coco at one end, 14% against The Silence of the Lambs at the other.
Schindler's List sits at #8 of Steven Spielberg's 11 films. The filmography spans from Raiders of the Lost Ark (71%) down to Disclosure Day (33%) — a 38% range that shows how differently voters treat the same director's work.
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