SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (1998) MOVIE REACTION *FIRST TIME WATCHING*
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2021
- Yes Mate! This Movie Had your boy emotional from minute one, Honestly This is one of the best War movies and Most importantly one of the best adaption I've ever seen.
Saving Private Ryan is Directed by : Steven Spielberg and Stars - Tom Hanks , Matt Damon , Tom Sizemore
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My Great Grandfather was a U.S. Medic during that Normandy landings ( opening scene ) and he was in one of the first landing crafts and was on that beach 7 out of the 8 hours of that battle he got shot in the leg and arm and broke his lower back but he was still running around helping people who were injured he eventually passed out from blood loss. He was sent back to England and he recovered and went back to fight in The Battle of The Bulge. He passed away at 94.
Appreciate your candor, mate. Don't ever feel embarrassed for showing emotion or crying. Even the manliest of men get vulnerable when watching this movie. Keep it up, stay strong.
That sniper scene with Vin Diesel showed an actual sniper tactic. Wound an enemy soldier, incapacitate him, and maybe his mates will try to rescue him, giving you a shot at more enemy targets. Nasty, but effective.
My grandpa was in the opening battle. He came to America from Mexico when he was a boy. He was only 5'3'' and he used to tell us the only reason he survived going up the beach was because "the mg42's were aiming too high". He made it through the war. MY other grandpa was sent to Iwo Jima at age 19 and got his left pectoral shot off from the side and had to hide under his dead friends bodies to avoid getting a bayonet. Out of his group of 64 men, only 3 survived. Even after 70 years, when I asked him about the war, he would choke up. He never showed any emotion unless talking about the war.
If you do the Band of Brothers HBO mini-series (produced by Spielberg and Tom Hanks), it's going to be like this film except 10 times (in 10 episodes), so considering how much involved and how passionate you get into your reactions, you might want to have some sedatives on hand for that!
So glad you didn’t skip over the part where wade talks about his mom, it’s gives more meaning to when he’s dying calling for her while dying. A lot of people skip over that part. Thank you 🙏🏼
Ryan was fighting through most of that last battle. If you remember he mentioned being out of ammo. Everybody has their breaking point, especially in war. Even the hardest, most experienced combat veteran has his breaking point.
The sniper didn’t want him to suffer, he knows he’s dead if no one helps him and if a couple of men risk their lives to do so he has two more free targets. He’s using him as bait, but I don’t think there’s any malice behind it. You also have to factor in that if he shot again, he would be exposed so you only shoot when you have the advantage.
Don’t ever feel shame for crying during this movie. This is the most realistic, heart wrenching war film ever made. War is grotesque
That D-day scene is probably the best thing he has ever directed. Ever.
He was trained to make maps and translate. Some Men are soldiers, some are skilled in other areas.
When Ryan was sitting down like that , they had no ammo left
This was by far the best reaction to this movie... From a Hispanic American, God bless the USA
the most insane first 20 mins of a movie ever. When I watched it in theaters back than, one row in front of me sat three veterans, holding hands, crying and shaking... it was really heartbreaking for me as a 14 year old. Really made me appreciate my life in peace and freedom, other than my grandparents had which grew up during WWII
When he said “earn this” that is a message to us all. The entire free world owes them what we have today. We all have an obligation in their names to stop complaining and to roll up our shirt sleeves and make the best future that we can. We owe them that.
My grandfather said that it was like they took a camera back in time. Spielberg had a toll free number that vets could call for ptsd
I served as a soldier in the reserves in the IDF (Israeli Defence Forces) in the second Lebanon War on 2006.
They were the greatest generation. Won't be another like them.
I could not stop laughing at Ash’s reaction to Upham this whole movie. 😂
Band of brothers has to be next or soon. Its pretty much tradition for reactors to watch band of brothers next lol its the best HBO mini series of all time. You'll love it and its only 10 episodes