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Women: We don't need no men, they are all dusties. Men: ok.

You should watch Black Hawk Down next

Heather O'Rorke played Carlon Ann and passed away just before Poltergeist III was released. Her older sister in the movie was murdered by a jealous boyfriend. Tragedy truly followed this movie.

When this movie was in theaters, I went with my Grandmother who was part of the WWII generation. Her brother fought in Normandy. She said that when he came home he never talked about it. After watching the opening scene she was in tears knowing what her brother went through. Such an amazing movie to recreate such a visceral situation.

Robin Williams was a national treasure. This world is a little bit colder without him in it.

Whenever I watch movies that cause me to feel so many different things, Saving Private Ryan, Armageddon This etc, I feel exhausted. How do you personally choose to recharge after the exhaustion you feel? @PlastiSeen

Lors du vrai débarquement, on a vu beaucoup de femme et de féministe lutter contre la masculinité toxique et le III Reich...........................

Why on earth does your movie clip keep fading in and out? It's kind of annoying

Women, remember this movie the next time you complain about having to put up with cramps and note a lot of these people were drafted and forced to fight.

A ESTIMATED 80 million people military and civilian died in WWII

Wonderful movie and such a great, and expected, reaction. As a Brit Veteran I love the responses from these classics which draw a new found respect from newer generations. Bless you.

Two times that really get me are when Miller stares at the bell tower after Jackson gets killed, and when he sees Mike dead, and still calling out his name.

I'm a little late to this party... Absolutely wonderful reaction to this brilliant film. I can't watch it without shedding tears (and I've watched it dozens of times). Another absolute GEM of a film is "THE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER"... it's another JIMMY STEWART film... that takes place around Christmas... but it's romantic and funny and dramatic and simply wonderful. This film has been remade a few times (The last time as "YOU'VE GOT MAIL" starring Tom Hanks), but this is THE best version. Also check out "PLEASANTVILLE" a modern fairy tale that you will ADORE. Great stuff!

Black hawk down is another intense war movie. but it is based on a real mission.

7:43 That is not a tank, its a bunker with an anti tank gun inside

Yup. Saving Private Ryan IS, in fact, a powerful tearjerker. Now, just try to imagine these things actually happened to soldiers in WW2. Oh...but, they did happen to soldiers in WW2. Not the saving of one, single soldier, but the rest of it, yeah. That's who Memorial Day is for.

No matter how realistic they portrayed the storming of Omaha Beach at Normandy (D-Day) I can assure you that the actual thing was far far worse than what they showed.

I so love how you remembered everyone's name and the parts that they played you were so into the best and realistic war movie ever made in my opinion. I served many years in the military and saw many of my brothers fall . much respect to you for your love

The battle of Carentine is WWII lore, isn't it? Anyway, they wove that in there well, was there a Private Ryan, probably, but probably not at Carentine or a Scre3aming Eagle.

"That place looks nice..." THe most competent men are there, ask them for "Fetherman" these french pros will take you to the grave from memory. No such thing in America. The sheer respect they have for the people who died in the invasion, to this day, is mind boggling, I guess to us, we weren't occupied country.

When Tom Hanks got shot, I felt your "Noooo!"

Based on True Events.

It seems that most reactors have difficulty understanding George's reaction to Mary's cartoon of him lassoing the moon. Mary meant it as a tribute but George sees it as an accusation. He had promised her the moon but none of his ambitions were being realised. "Some joke." That is the way he was thinking then.

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Child’s was the thing! I will die on that hill!

Tying a string on your finger is supposed to help you remember something

War is Hell, violent , and bloody!

34:48 the captain almost swacked Ryan in the cross fire!

13:29 - the time when "don't shoot the dog!" turns into "kill it with fire!!!" is why reactions to the thing are so fun. XD

Oh and FUBAR. = Fucked Up Beyond All Recognition

This is the first reaction ive seen that doesnt seem rehearsed. I would suggest you take a look at "All quiet on the Western Front."

Thank you for your beautiful, beautiful reaction. Came across your channel on this Memorial Day. Words cannot express the debt of gratitude we owe to our brothers and sisters in arms. GaryOwens!

Fun fact. The reason the Norwegian helicopter pilot died in a silly way is because he would 100% speak English. The movie would be over right then and there if he could have just gone and talked to the Americans. English is literally the official language of aviation.

Identity w/ John Cusack is a good movie with similar psych thriller feel.

Hi, this is the first time I’ve watched any of your reactions and I have to say it was the best reaction I’ve seen on this movie. I’ve seen many reactions from different reactors, but I have to tell you this is the best one I’ve seen. First of all a beautiful reaction and second what a beautiful, smart, and sensitive young lady you are. You knew what was happening, had great responses to different scenes and knew their names. You moved me to tears a few times even though I’ve seen Saving Private Ryan many times. Thank for sharing 🙏👍

It took Upham to lose a friend in order for him to become a man... after that when he pulled the trigger, you can tell his entire demeanor changed.

9:46 My best moment, when you lifted your glases to wipe your nose and got the most perfect and hilarious unibrow.. Also, not too many viewerof that movie realises that you dont have to be standing on that bridge in order to have to "earn this".

"I'm such a baby, I'm sorry." Girl with all due respect, you ain't. My 50 year old father, a man who served in the Marine Corps, literally had to pause the movie after the beach scene cause it shook him up so fucking badly.

My favorite detail of this movie is that the General at the beginning stops looking at the Lincoln letter halfway through reading it. He has memorized the entire thing.

This is an emotional film. First time or 30th, it hits a nerve. So very few films can achieve that!

I have watched my friends die and this movie is always too much for me.

the best movie ever made.

Your way cool darling, love how you cry and have feelings like me 👍

The only thing wrong with the beginning of this film is that you only seen a portion of it. The landings took six hours to complete.

After the ending of the Thing an comic book came out of this one showing After the events of what happened, McReady being rescued by people. (setting of it, would be in Antarctica Still. people said it was Alaska, but it was not since the other one just shown it way after) takes the same events All over again from this movie into the Comic.

In the old days they said if you were forgetful to tie a string to your finger if you needed reminding.

Overall, the best reaction to a movie. Great perception.

I was in the navy 20 yrs. these were my brothers, brave gave us the freedom most people take for granted. war is all bad. it takes balls for anybody to join today. you have to be a vet to really understand it. I had a hard time watching this too! you are not baby. the real combat guys don;t want to talk about it I knew i was part of somthing greater than myself!

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