With a production budget of $150 million, and gross revenue of $292 million (domestic) and almost $938 million (worldwide).Schindler: Three hundred and fifty workers on the factory floor with one purpose...to make money - for me!...They won""t soon forget the name Schindler either.I can tell you that.Oskar Schindler, they""ll say.Everybody remembers him.He did something extraordinary.He did something no one else did.He came here with nothing, a suitcase, and built a bankrupt company into a major manufactory.And left with a steamer trunk, two steamer trunks, full of money.All the riches of the world...There""s no way I could have known this before, but there was always something missing.In every business I tried, I can see now it wasn""t me that had failed.Something was missing.Even if I""d known what it was, there""s nothing I could have done about it, because you can""t create this hing." As she left, he waved at her with the check in his hand (as if it was a handkerchief).Suddenly out of his hiding place in the shadows, Max""s landlord (Shimen Ruskin) grabbed the check, and asserted a semi-legal sounding phrase: "He who signs a lease, must pay rent.At a US Air Force base, a missile was launched (while Luthor was posing as a general in the launch site""s bunker, who prematurely fired the rocket), with a box of the genetic material attached to its side.I am serious, and don""t call me Shirley"), rapid-fire satirical wisecracks, irreverent references to other films such asFrom Here to Eternity (1953)andSaturday Night Fever (1977)disco dancing, and visual and verbal non-sequiturs.