I completely disagree with Kubrick's comments about "Schindler." The scene at the end, where Schindler is looking at his worldly wealth saying, "I could have gotten two more people for this ring, or five more for this car," is one of the most spiritually powerful scenes in all movie history. In a few words, Spielberg captures the fact that we are all imperfect, and that we can all, always, do better, yet the reassurance from the Jews who were saved tell us we all, at times, do good as well.
BTW, if any director is going to do a big studio 9/11 flick, it should be Senior Spielbergo.
Agreed and good point. What's wrong with making a film of a wonderful good that came out of a monstorous evil? Spielberg wasn't making a docu-drama about the Holocaust. He was making a film telling the story of one event within the bigger scope of the tragedy.