Most of Spielberg's films have aliens and ufo themes like ET: Extra Terrestrial, Close Encounters with Third Kind and War of the Worlds. But in early 1990's, he moved away from these themes as he made the most influential film of his entire career, Schindler's List. Spielberg created this film to pay homage to the holocaust experience of Jews under Adolf Hitler. Spielberg is a Jew himself and through this film, he wants people to understand what the Jews suffered. This film, brings to mind, the present situation of Israel today. Although, they experience being discriminated by the Germans, this is no excuse for their discriminatory actions against other races. But, I don't blame them for feeling this way since they suffered so much in the past.
