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Every one of those white crosses represents a life and a story. We all need to earn it.

Earn this--- is meant for the audience in the theatre most of all.

Be nice to have a wife or partner like Mary who cares more for the man than stuff. One who can build together instead of looking for stuff to be given.

The one from 2011 is not a remake it's a prequel It shows when the Norwegians discovered the ship and the alien thing.

Just one box? You're ill prepared. Lol

❤ i will say you had the BEST reaction 😢😁

The worst part of this film is that the actor playing Gower really slapped that kid causing his ear to bleed. If you really pay attention the bleeding ear is not "the bad ear".

I think I've seen guys talk on AHC, who were in war, the last guy you want to be is the one with the flamethrower, because 1) they shoot at you moreso, 2) what happened to that guy happens

And the media and debate questioners had the nerve to keep asking the one guy, do you want Russia to win or do you want Ukraine to win, and he answers I want people to stop dying , I want the war to be over

The first official hotdog, Nathan's Famous was first made famous in 1916 in Coney Island. So young George Bailey in 1919 would definitely be excited about hotdogs.

All carpenter movies MUST be watched! Particularly assault on precinct 13, starman, big trouble in little china, escape from New York, escape from LA, and all others. He did 5 movies with kurt😢. He was pissed at Spielberg for a long time because et came out, got all the money and press. But john had the last laugh, because this has gone on forever, recognized as a sci-fi horror suspense classic, of all time! Boy Kurt met Elvis as a kid, then did a movie with him, then did Carpenter's first TV movie about him, then did 3000 miles to Graceland, then his voice in Forrest Gump! This, Alien and Bladerunner, are why special effects practical effects are far better than CGI! The dog should have won a Oscar! The trainer should have won a Oscar! The suspense building in this is palpable! The music was done by spaghetti Western extraordinaire, ennio morricone! But the little 5 note synth stuff, done by carpenter, and he's the master of that type of movie music! Think of the music of Halloween and assault on precinct 13! Pro tip, he's still thinking of a sequel!😮. The thing is, u don't know even if ur infected, until the organism decides to openly take u over! And if there is a sequel, 1 of the last 2, has to be the thing! 😮😮😮😮 The thing half eating Windows maybe the greatest scene ever! All i wanna know is, did kurt keep the greatest ever hat, in movies?!?!😅. And NOBODY, does in camera scene parallax shots, like carpenter! No. Simple physics say aliens can't exist. Now then, the nephilim, the Watchers? And what they did and taught and corrupted man? Different story! Type in here, Sam shamoun talks about The Watchers! In this, the master effects, the way the head stretches all its innerds and pops and oozes goop as it's going over the tabletop to the ground...masterclass

I am 74 and I still cry everytime I watch this! I think everyone changes for the better after watching this. Great reaction.

On the beach those weren't "Blimps" they were called barrage balloons, they were clustered around important locations to discourage enemy aircraft from making attack runs on that location. Here they were protecting the men and equipment there.

Everyone asks what the device that George makes a wish on is all about. I dont know for sure but im gonna guess that you make a wish and if it lights , its supposed to come true. Im thinking like a lighter, you flick it and it usually lights but not always. My best guess!

The hand shaking from Miller is caused by high anxiety, in other words PTSD. My best friend had the same thing for a couple years before it went away. He was in the Battle of Fallujah in 2004. He described it as a strangulation sensation, he said it felt like he was being suffocated all over his body. He would tense up, it would feel difficult to breathe and his whole body felt stiff then the hand tremors would start shortly after.

MY GOD !!!!!!!!!!! Put your knee down or show us the rest...................... Please....... ;)

You make trying to watch this video extremely hard with that naked knee wiggling back and forth on the screen.............................. ;)

It was called a "Trade Stimulator" kind f like the Poker machines that sprang up in every bar in '90's

The German MG42 machinegun fired 1400 bullets every minute or 23 every second. If your boat was targeted, you were going to be hit. The plan was to put so many targets on the beach that the Germans would not be able to kill them all at once.

Hello Plastiseen, I love love your reaction to this movie. Your reaction is the epitome of a true genuine sincere and heartfelt reaction. Have you seen the prequel to this movie titled "Band Of Brothers"? If not, by all means do a reaction to "Band Of Brothers " this was also partially directed by Tom Hanks. Enjoy! Your fan and friend "Eddie" 🙋‍♂️🤗

As a combat veteran Marine this movie always hits me hard

Upham had to kill that guy...no way he could go through the rest of his life, knowing a German is alive out there, he helped let go, then killed his captain. Go in search, 100 greatest war movies. Also check lone survivor, Blackhawk down, 1917, Dunkirk, rescue Dawn hacksaw Ridge, warhorse, big Red one, hamburger Hill, unbroken , once we were soldiers, 13 hours, zero dark thirty, and any other True Story war movies. Hacksaw ridge, lone survivor, once we were soldiers, maybe more brutal than this!! My Dad had me when he was older he fought the Japanese, he said their brutality was unreal. He got shot through and through, the spleen. He said he plug his wounds with dirt, leaves, wrapped all in banana leaves, then his tshirt pieces, then bandages. Then fought his way back to the rear. He said no way he was staying on the battlefield waiting for a medic, but picked up by the japs, first! Watch hacksaw Ridge, of Desmond Doss, one of the greatest ever. Then type in here, Roy Benevidez, the Lazarus soldier! Maybe the greatest of all time! I met him once in the early nineties when I was stationed at Bragg. He was a shell of a man but still super proud he could still wear his uniform! Type his name in here! The sniper through the glass shot, was performed for real, in Vietnam, by Carlos Hathcock. Type his name in here! Go in here, type in 100 greatest war movies. Also check lone survivor, Blackhawk down, 1917, Dunkirk, hacksaw Ridge, warhorse, big Red one, hamburger Hill, unbroken , once we were soldiers, 13 hours, zero dark thirty, and any other True Story war movies. Hacksaw ridge, lone survivor, once we were soldiers, maybe more brutal than this!! The sniper through the glass shot, was performed for real, in Vietnam, by Carlos Hathcock. Type his name in here! The blown up ear guy was in the true story movies, remember the titans and war movie, once we were soldiers. For individual stories, type in here, Audie Murphy, Sgt York, Marcus Latrell, Roy Benevidez, and first medal of honor winner captured on video, and Shugart and Gordon from Blackhawk down. Older movies like bridge at ramegen, dirty dozen, great escape, a bridge too far, longest day, battle of the bulge, aren't as graphic but based on True Story. Spielberg said he made this movie for his dad, a ww2 vet, and Schindler's list, for his mom. His family is Jewish and his dad was a vet... The silver haired guy in the general's office, is dale dye. A Vietnam vet, he's been in or supervised every movie made since Vietnam, just about. He purposely kept Matt Damon clean dry off the set and in the trailer, while he put the other guys through two weeks of basic training hell, so they would have natural resentment to Ryan! In theaters, most combat vets who went to watch this, couldn't make it through the first scene and had to leave. Back then, boys joined up. They had pride and Honor, they wanted to go, they took pearl harbor personally. Guys 15-17 joined all the time. The youngest was 12! In Vietnam, a guy that was 4'10"...way too short, joined and made it all the way to special forces. He died broke, forgotten and homeless. But before he died, a writer and journalist heppened to bump into him in the street, bought him a meal. Then for several days, the hero told him his life story. Type in here, the 4 foot ten Vietnam special forces vet. Im a vet myself. First Ranger batt, 25th light, 82nd. Somehow i never was in a official combat zone but I did go to a few places, u never wanna be! Saying that, to me the toughest job here? The women typists. 9 to 5 day in and out, for years, typing those letters. Learning about those boys. They had to have nightmares for years. Also what some of the Ranger companies had to do during this....one company had to climb a sheer rock cliff, to go up top and fight, then take out the heavy artillery. Other companies had to cross about a mile of completely open fields, to get to other heavy weapons. President Reagan talked about them during one of his memorial day speeches. The thing about the invasion, we just sent in tons of guys. It was a huge misdirection plan. Hitler was so convinced, from fake secret messages, that we would land somewhere else plus with heavy weapons, when his generals came to him, and told him this was happening, he went back to sleep, without giving them orders! Big God miracle!! Type in here, Eisenhower meets the Mohawks, pics. Very famous pics of him with the mohawk battalion. He said in an interview much later, that night he became so sad. The invasion was the next day and he realized, half the guys he talked to, weren't going to be alive, the next day!! Some ironies here. Fish and Carpy best friends...an Italian and Jew! The Hitler youth knife, fish broke down because he knew what german kids did with that knife to Jewish kids. The 2 Czech soldiers killed right after the invasion, and the Italian guy says, look i washed for supper! Germans forced Czechs to do everything. Including make most of their weapons. then the German kills mellish with the knife. Proly the Hitler youth knife. Proly the first time a German and Jew seeing each other face to face. The German is telling him, its all over for u now, ur ok, ur going home, stuff like that. The Abraham Lincoln letter is considered a work of art and masterpiece, on many levels. ua-cam.com/video/LoHNTyAR_Vg/v-deo.htmlsi=bq4DegFPMHStp3Lr ua-cam.com/video/b8AggbAVSNQ/v-deo.htmlsi=Ad6wSQCrPyTram8Y Also, band of brothers, the Pacific, Masters of the air, all done by Tom Hanks and other same people.

Just remember, as gruesome as this movie was. The real thing was infinitely more....remember this when you think about the freedoms we enjoy on a daily basis.

This movie was originally a total flop!

my grandfather was 29th ID , and arrived as a replacement after Omaha Beach. He was wounded in a morter attack, but survived the war and was honorably discharged in 1946. As a kid, I asked him about ww2 and he never had alot to say. many years later, after I had served in the Army, we used to get together on veterans day: my grandfather, uncle and myself were army veterans. my dad was air force and my other uncle was navy. we would swap stories and watch a couple war movies. At that older age he opened up about his service. He said Saving Private Ryan was the most accurate depiction of ww2 combat he ever saw.

I was crying with You,sweet girls like You should only see happy Disney movies,stay safe! :-)

SNL has an episode of the “lost ending” to “it’s a wonderful life” it’s hilarious. Potter revenge lol

Perhaps the saddest thing in the whole entire thing is the only bit of information they got wrong in the movie is the age of the soldiers. All those that were on the beach were no older than 20 at the time. some of them even 15.. More so they willingly signed up.

The greatest generation sacrificed so much. Someday the last living WW2 soldier will breathe his last and his story will fade into the stars and it will be left up to us to keep the torch of freedom burning. War is hell but not remembering the sacrifices would be even worse.

I've seen this movie so many times, and that last scene still gets to me! A true treasure

Hello Plastiseen, loved your genuine and heartfelt reaction to this movie. I saw this movie on it's first showing in the theater with my wife. My wife physically beat my shoulder with her fist after watching the first 20mins. due to the realistic violence (my wife never watched anything so violent like Saving Private Ryan). We noticed 5 older veterans walked out of the movie theater crying accompanied by their wives ( believe this movie triggered their PTSD). My dad served as the medic/doctor in the U.S. Army during this World War 2 in France, Belgium and Holland finally in Germany. Greetings from San Francisco California U.S.A. , "Eddie" 🙋‍♂️🤗

If you get a chance watch Casualties Of War starring Micheal J Fox with Sean Penn and other fine cast of actors. Word of advice Keep the tissue box handy.

If you're up to crying some more, watch "We were Soldiers" with Mel Gibson. True story as well. One of the best movies ever.

They brought in some WW2 veterans to watch this before it was ever released they wanted their opinions some had to leave cause it was to real for them . This movie is as real as any ever made right down to a soldiers last dying words is mom or momma. I'm a veteran myself an I cry every time I see an these reactions watching you cry an response brings up so many emotions it seems unreal at times.

If this broke you then if you watch Band of Brothers later, that’s just gonna be salt in the wound.

There are 3 moments in the movie that gets me every time. The openkng scene, wades death and the "earn it" the "earn it" line is not meant for Ryan but to the audience to earn all the sacrifices our men and women and uniform have made for this country.

Bert &Ernie Before SESAME STREET!!! Lionel Barryno🎉 Drew Barrymore's Grandfather Sidney Sheldon as Nick the c bartender- GREAT MOVIE, a CHRSTMAAS CLASSIC!!!

Not blimps. Barrage balloons. They were intended to prevent overflight from the luftwaffe, which turned out to be less of a threat than they were expected to be at the time. "Thunder-Flash" This was the challenge-response for U.S. soldiers. For linguistic reasons the Th and Fl sounds were thought to be specially hard for Germans to pronounce.

Bernie & err before Sesame Street!

The Greatest generation, would be labeled toxic masculinity by todays standards.... 😐😐🇺🇸

I understudied Ted Levine at the Steppenwolf Theater in Chicago in the 80s. He was quiet and gracious and extremely talented.

Bless you girl

Saw this in the theaters when I was like 7 or 8. Ruined clowns for me forever.

nobody knows who , if anyone, is a thing at the end. It makes for great rewatching thinking of the different scenarios though. Watch it again and think of one or the other Is a thing. or neither...or BOTH! The ending works no matter which way it is. The 2011 film is not a remake, but a prequel. No where near as good as this (but what is?), but still it's not bad. Definitely watch it! It blends seamlessly into this movie. Plus it has Mary Elizabeth Winsted!

definitely one of the more disgusting horror movies I’ve seen as opposed to some really scary ones I could mention. I’d put it right up there with Andy Warhol’s Frankenstein and the first Alien film.⚛️

Such a great movie, thanks for the reaction! Apparently this was his first movie after World War Two where Jimmy served as a B24 bomber pilot flying missions over occupied Europe. He is a hero in no uncertain terms as far as I'm concerned and has the medals to prove it. He did indeed suffer from PTSD as we now know of course. This recent video about Jimmy's service from Nick Ragone's channel is worth the 26 minute watch IMHO...... ua-cam.com/video/FVZ4n42hh-g/v-deo.html

You're a lovely young lady who appeared to really empathetically connect with this beautiful tragedy. Your summation and final thoughts were on point with what I believe Mr. Spielberg was attempting to send out to the world. Thank you for the sharing your reaction with us.

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