Saving Private Ryan: On the battlefront with Ryan (HD CLIP)
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- Saving Private Ryan: On the battlefront with Ryan
What’s happening in this Saving Private Ryan movie clip?
Miller (Tom Hanks) and his unit fight alongside the 101st and Ryan (Matt Damon) to defend a key bridge in Ramelle against the Germen.
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What’s the movie Saving Private Ryan about?
Steven Spielberg directed this powerful, realistic re-creation of WWII's D-day invasion and the immediate aftermath. The story opens with a prologue in which a veteran brings his family to the American cemetery at Normandy, and a flashback then joins Capt. John Miller (Tom Hanks) and GIs in a landing craft making the June 6, 1944, approach to Omaha Beach to face devastating German artillery fire. Miller's men slowly move forward to finally take a concrete pillbox. On the beach littered with bodies is one with the name "Ryan" stenciled on his backpack. Army Chief of Staff Gen. George C. Marshall (Harve Presnell), learning that three Ryan brothers from the same family have all been killed in a single week, requests that the surviving brother, Pvt. James Ryan (Matt Damon), be located and brought back to the United States. Capt. Miller gets the assignment, and he chooses a translator, Cpl. Upham (Jeremy Davis), skilled in language but not in combat, to join his squad of right-hand man Sgt. Horvath (Tom Sizemore), plus privates Mellish (Adam Goldberg), Medic Wade (Giovanni Ribisi), cynical Reiben (Edward Burns) from Brooklyn, Italian-American Caparzo (Vin Diesel), and religious Southerner Jackson (Barry Pepper), an ace sharpshooter who calls on the Lord while taking aim. The film's historical consultant is Stephen E. Ambrose, and the incident is based on a true occurrence in Ambrose's 1994 bestseller D-Day: June 6, 1944.
Credits: © 1998 Paramount Pictures.
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Without the sacrifices of these brave heroes we wouldn’t have gotten the Bourne trilogy. Salute!
@Screw UA-cam really? I kinda liked 1 and 2..
hahaha, that's a joke, the Russians were the ones who sacrificed everything.
@@sergioovalle4628 all nations made sacrifices some more and some less .
USA, Russia , Greece, France , Britain even Mongolia and Egypt lost people etc
If it wasn't for Stalin punishing those who retreat Russia would have lost .
No more brother wars for the bankers.
@@johnportelli3035 Sure dude.
I didn't see any cellphone just people enjoying and living the moment
Bruh
Bruh
Bruh
Pure enjoying of life in every scene, your right 👍🏻
Bruh
The level of realism that this film depicts is insane. The Melish scene had me scared for life. I absolutely didn't see that coming, and when it came, I actually suffered a mini-shock. This is no movie, this is your absolute war documentary.
I'll never watch that film again. I couldn't. I watched separate scenes I missed, but this film is way too realistic.
@@kennyzraht5804 is because several scenes are despiction of real life footage like when they climb the cliff at omaha and drop an entire enemy plattoon (look for tarawa battle footage) and the molotov on the spa at the end battle ( battle for paris footage) . Thats the scary part.
@𝙎𝙋𝙓𝙅𝙐𝙄𝘾𝙀_75 medal of honor allied assault?
I served, but did not see combat post-Vietnam and I'll never forget the shock the movie Platoon gave me and how it took me back. I can scarcely imagine the mind-f*** those heroic men would have felt seeing something like this.
realistic? tank turret was tiger 1? and the tank base was t-34. the soviet tank. no electric motivator for german tanks. only hands...
Everyone talks about how cowardly upham was, but at 0:39 he runs across a street right in front of a tank that had him dialed in. Balls of steel
Plot Armor
one of the most realistic films, a school by its own, raw and uncut.
Well, it certainly doesn't pay too much attention to detail.
Well, it certainly doesn't pay too much attention to detail.
watch Band Of Brothers, in my opinion more accurate. also made by Spielberg and Hanks
Ares
Episode 4 has terrible accuracy.
muhahaha, good joke.
WHY WHY WHY ! It's been nearly 25 years since this movie and yet no other war movies can surpassed its realism and horror!
Seen any non-Hollywood war movies?
Try korean war movies at least Dome of them are quite as good
@@luca8510 Hell no
@@daniellap.stewart6839 Try Brotherhood of War, has a similar gore Level.
Yes. Why?
That 20 mil cannon gets me every time.
And the dudes wriggling like worms on the ground, horrible
Same man
Except the guy shouts 20mm look out. And then it starts blasting and they are still all standing on the tank. Also the ammo guy almost gets taken out by the mg in the tank, then runs towards where the tank was just shooting. And tom Hanks throws the Thompson mag away like he wont need it later. Pretty sure you can reload that and use it later. Smh great film but sheesh.
my biggest gripe with this scene - aside of huckem being absolutely useless - is all the guys that felt the need to be on that tank - only for most of them to get all shot up by the 20 mm gun. such a waste. it only needed 2 guys max to clear out any survivors f the tank crew with grenades but instead we see the loss of at least 6.
@@kristopherryanwatson The guys name was Upham not huckem btw.
RIP to that German tanker who got shot in the face point blank. He couldn’t even see or breath. Just brutal.
Ended his suffering tbh , he should be grateful
@@Seynxx Tricky to be grateful when you're dead
@@Seynxx Ended American soldiers' suffering during 20mm cannon attack
Good for Tom Hanks that they made the slot so hilariously large for the movie. On a real tiger, the slot is way narrower and behind it is a mirror. Shooting it wouldn't kill or incapacitate anybody inside the tank.
@@KBKriechbaum Nice info
I like how Tom hanks just aims and stares at the 22mm while it blasts a whole squad
Flak gun 20 mm. Take it OUT! Stares at it 👀
the fact this didn’t win best picture is a crime against humanity
The Academy Awards are a sympathy vote anyways...
You obviously are ignorant to what a crime against humanity is.
@@tazman572 you obviously can't grasp common sense
Shakespeare in Love. Go figure.
@@tazman572 its just a phrase, not a truth. i also do think this is a crime.
Bodies getting blown apart=Fine
The word ‘shit’= Not fine
Welcome to UA-cam
its not like you get to see the bodies after
Think of the children!
To this day that 20mm is the most terrifying thing ever…
It showed human beings being torn up yet the uploader of this video decided to censor the word "shit"
@@dillon5155 not the uploader's fault, it's youtube's fault. we aways had good music and awesome movie clips in this plataform, but nowadays its worse to say the n word with a A than upload a school shooting in here
You should see the flakvierling (4x20mm).
@@esdfyutrdfv6574 To invade another country?
That one that was standing in the middle is literally just a dummy. I know it’s an obvious prop but it’s too obvious
Thanks Dad for surviving. He never spoke a word of his experience. He was there.
"Yeah im fine too captain"😆
I know this had to have had the whole theater dying😂😂. I can’t remember
02:22 Didnt notice back then, there is a dummy standing on the tank not moving at all, and when they were hit by shots, the 20mm wasnt even aiming them.
my great grandfather's exact response to my father for watching this movie was "No... that's too much for me, son"
now I see why... horror beyond fucking words.
miss you, grandpa.
Was he an American?
Watch the movie Fury. It's even more brutal.
@@bassage13 And more unrealistic
I love how they show men being blown to bits, yet censor the cuss words. F***ing hilarious
you meant f***ing hilarious 😆
@@mikulaszach2652 haha i fixed it xDD
@@billy2533 😆😆 now my joke doesn't make sense
America is weird, anything sexual or a "bad" word is instantly censored but extreme violence is fine.
Watch your language, young man! We don't use those words in this house. Now go clean your AR-15.
The guy flying into the window is on point 3:31
The blast would have taken out the window first. Still, it was a nice touch.
I read somewhere that this was the first time a stuntman had performed this mid-air sideways flying stunt
Imagine how much more effective and deadly Jackson would have been if he had a left handed rifle or fired right handed.
Maybe his left eye was stronger then his right. It’s the case with me, I shoulder my rifle on the left but I‘m right handed. Has a lot of benefits. For example changing the magazine with my right hand makes me quicker then others.
@@timalmond8546 Cross hand-eye dominance. It’s a blessing and a curse. When I switched to left-handed shooting to match my eye I felt myself improve so much.
Yep double leftie here as well. The price of a proper cheek weld is annoying.
I also shoot bolt action rifles with my left hand and I can tell you that it's not that hard to fire a bolt on the right side. People tell me to get a left sides bolt but I told them, finding a Romanian Mosin with a left handed bolt would be finding bigfoot riding a unicorn. I make it work but it scares people.
@@timalmond8546Actually, the actor Barry Pepper really is left handed. 😎
The first movie i cry a lot...
Even now I am at my 30s I didn't dare to watch twice.
What a movie. .
T-34 acting Tiger. Need Oscar!
Apart from tracks, it’s really a good monk up Tiger
Had some inaccuracy out there but anyways this movie scene was insane. Just pure brutality, no dramatic music, just sound of people shooting each other. RIP to all those heroes who died for our freedom.
A guy getting his head blown up by 20mm fire: I sleep
A swear word: REAL S**T
the 20mm sound is terrifying
but actually really cool
Greatest WW2 movie ever made
Then u haven't seen "das Boot" yet
@@landvogt3450das Boot is also phenomenal as is Downfall but this movie captured the brutality of war never really seen before.
The 20mm cannons were designed to be anti-ship weapons so imagine how terrifying they would be in this situation
Are you sure? I feel like you would need something bigger to sink a boat, Im pretty sure 20mm were mainly Anti-air weapons
I’m pretty sure the 20mm cannon used in the film was an anti air gun, don’t know how effective that cannon would be on a ship.
i think you mean anti air.
@@CowboyTheRobot yea it was originally fitted on vessels like submarines during WWI then after the war they tried upgrading it for anti tank use before deciding its best as aa. Advancements in armored combat rendered the 20mm useless to the tanks that were being produced
North Korea has used to kill the Uncle
2:46 is absolutely hysterical. We're watching a brutally realistic portrayal of WW2 combat, including what a 20mm cannon does to human flesh... but Heaven help us if we let someone say a naughty word!
It's horrible to think that all of our heroes are no longer with us, I'd like to thank you all for your service! You will never be forgotten!! Forever in our hearts! I will never forget! If it wasn't for them people, us people now wouldn't have what we do today!
Dream on, fool!
0:49 "today we are doing a prank video on throwing a flame thrower to a German tank"
I’ve watched this movie a thousand times and I never gets old. Been watching it since I was 10 years old, I’m 27 now. The part where the 20mm smokes all the soldiers on the tank hurts me. You could feel the real ness of it. Dam they caught like hell.. freaking Germans they were tough
Fought*
hate to break it to you but most germans are actually depicted as quite poor Soldiers. Bad tactics running into Machine gun fire advancing with an unsupported open tank into a city environment so on so on. At this point of the war, the counter attacks on the Normandy bridgehead, the allies were facing elite German troops and suffered casualty rates around 1 for 1. Despite of complete Air superiority and massive Equipment advantages. In this Movie the Ratio seems to be like, except the opening scene which is the only realistic one if you disregard the Bunkers where much further from the beaches, like 10 Germans for 1 American which is complete Bs of course. The Germans seem to be advancing with no Strategy just to get mowed down in way too many scenes. Just very unrealistic, shame cause the movie had real Potential and some amazing scenes of course
@@Kupferdrahtful that is true in many cases and it’s obviously due to the movies perspective and point of view, but there are some arguments in the reason why these Germans seem overwhelmed and the Americans succeed so well, first of all these men were rangers and paratroopers, if the movie is to be believed they are second rangers, but that would be inaccurate as they landed at pointe du houc, but since they landed at Omaha they would have been the remainder that landed at Omaha along with the 5th. The paras are 101st and would have been holding this bridge for 7 days now and survived the shelling of the town, these were well trained elite units that now had a home field advantage of being on the defensive, now yes by now they were facing the ss reinforcements however this was not a large unit, when they scouted it they caught a half track two tigers the tank destroyer and about 50 men on foot initially with more showing up later, the wiki says about 100-150 men, this is a very hard battle but not unheard of odds especially with the circumstances. They also had a lot of prep time and a pre made kill zone which most of the fighting is done in, and the advantage is lost pretty quickly which you would expect.
Now I’m not sure if you’ve seen the whole movie, but the Germans did make some smart moves here, originally the first two tanks ignored the alleyway to circle around the larger open areas of the village, while only one tiger went down with accompanying infantry, in this scene we also see they had a half track even flanking the town as well. Tactically speaking the Americans had the advantage of determining the engagement but they also suffered some f ups. First of all the mined the road and used the combination of the land mines and machine gun nests both in the buildings and bell tower to create a crossfire, a really effective tactic which would force the Germans to pull out or dive into the nearest building in a scatter, which there are not many of hence why they’re running around confused. They also had the high ground which made it very easy to hit the Germans with bombs and Molotovs, not to mention the sticky bombs infantry could place on the tank. Now the Americans screwed up in a few ways too, they nearly were bypassed completely, failed to prevent armour from crossing at all, one blew himself up planting the bomb, thanks to a lack of ammo when the machine gun nest was stormed one German took them both out, about half way through the Germans begin pulling back and reorganizing with their other units to start hitting the flanks and split up the Americans, they target the sniper towers and machine gun positions nullifying the crossfire. They do seem scattered and unprepared but remember this was an ambush and a kill zone against well trained elites that had the home field advantage and lots of prep, which was not uncommon odds for many of these units after Normandy as well. Are Germans portrayed as bad soldiers? In a lot of mainstream movies yes absolutely, but I don’t think this one was a good example of it, cause despite how well the men were doing it did capture the determination the SS had in trying to cut a line through the allies and back to the sea, and they do have more competence here than most movies, the only fault is that they’re not main characters.
They are like girls. You should see how Asian men fight!
Well, you did see it, didn't you, in Vietnam! Ha, ha.
I’m only almost 22 and this movie gives me freaking nightmares, I think United 93 is going to come any minute and i immediately start having flashbacks of the movie, I hate how Woody tries calming me down but it doesn’t help so my saving private Ryan movie tells Woody to back off from me. Then the movie fought with Woody defending me as I have the flashbacks, I always have to keep down now
Rest in Peace we remember all Soldiers who gave theirs live for freedom
Is this real
@@jesseywankollie8772 if your talking about the war, yes if your talking about the movie, it’s just acting. But veterans of the war said this movie is very accurate even though real life would be worse
Excellent ending what a climax before the movie ends!
The most impressive major motion picture opening EVER!!
Or this is the best war movie ever made
Jaws.
Far more impact, legacy and psychology. It literally kept millions of people out of the water. The opening of Saving Private Ryan didn't even keep people from going to the beach 😂.
Spielberg again.
The fact that the top comments diminish the bravery of the men who fought in WW2 really proves to me that I'm on the correct path by turning my back on people as a whole
2:41 sniper guy is the best character 👍
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One of the most realistic war film effects.
it's impossible to watch any bloodless John Wayne WWII movie after watching the realism of Saving Private Ryan.
The Longest Day is fantastic
@@GWI2009 child's play compared to SPR.
Steven
Far better dialogue, acting characterisation and narrative in The Longest Day. Saving Private Ryan is just an fx movie.
@@lyndoncmp5751 Well sorry that SPR was too realistic and historically accurate for you...John Wayne movies are just pure flag waving propaganda filled with hokey dialogue and not much interest in historical accuracy or realism.
When about 10 american soldiers take on an entire Waffen SS battailon, you know you're watching a science fiction movie.
Bombarded urban area, 2-3 story buildings, piles of dirt and bricks, holes, basements, main road, prior knowledge of the forces scale and movement and of course - enough time of preparation - in my opinion, absolutely realistic. The amount of american troops was more than 10, and with the chaos of losing most of the commanding officers on the scene the germans couldn't do much effectively for a long period of time in the kill zone. BUT about walking into this trap just like that I can agree with you, hard to believe
Don't be ridiculous. A handful of defenders with posted machine guns can stop entire regiments. "ESPERA: Guys in pajamas stopped two Marine regiments?" We're talking 8 battalions there.
Just think about Omaha beach, it was not science fiction, either. A couple of Germans killed a couple thousand Americans with MG-42s. As someone said above me, if you are prepared and the enemy is walking straight into your trap, no matter how many of them come at you.
wannabe general fascists mad about SS losing
The difference between war movies 20 years ago and today is the sound
I just noticed when they put the grenades and nothing happens. I must have watched this 100times hahaha
So to clear up some confusion and misinformation about the terrifying 20 mm Flak 30.
The 20 mm cannons were infantry support weapons for the German army in the same way .50 cal was for the Americans, as insane as that sounds. It was the whole doctrine based around blitzkrieg of tanks and follow up with MG42-focused mechanized infantry squads, supported by 20 mm, because they were hellishly versatile. While MG42 was mainly a suppression tool, those cannons were there to eliminate targets. From infantry and buildings that served as cover, to less armoured vehicles. It didn't matter that they were "cumbersome", because of the assumption that Germans would always have the transports to lug these around.
It all shifted around after the fiasco that was the entire eastern front, and the opening of the western front, where Germans were constantly on the defence. What was an effective gun turned into a defensive fever-nightmare from the abyss for the allies, because there were more than 144 000 of the bloody things produced. And Germans put them into every hedge, building, defilade, trench, hole in the wall, EVERYWHERE. Every crossroad could turn into a massacre for a troop carrier, or patrol, all because of a single well-placed 20 mm.
These were also mounted on vehicles and different platforms to provide some AA fire, but from what I remember, that function was more often filled with Flak 38, which was literally a quad version of the same gun.
In Saving Private Ryan, you can see its original purpose. To follow up with infantry, behind tank assault, and blast everything it can into pieces.
Sadly, I can't provide sources, because I forgot the tittle of the article in which I've read about it, and it's late here, so I'm too lazy to scour a billion pages of google search for it.
Doesn't sound insane, sounds pretty logical and smart, especially considering the use of 40mm in the last 40yrs or so-specifically in the GWOT and Ukraine.
That makes a lot of sense cause in modern day you would use a m2 browning or dskh in the same manor, you would usually have it on a mounted position in defence or onto a vehicle like a truck or apc or even tanks, and it’s main purpose would be an anti material weapon, taking out trucks light armour and buildings, definitely sounds just as terrifying,
1:05 when you are left-handed but you can cope with hardware adversity...
fck dude this scene perfectly portrays the horrors of war. Blood and gore everywhere, no one is safe
Combat cameras from Ukraine show the brutality of the war. This is a real clash between 2 professional armies.
Bu
Those 20 mil AA’s were so scary the US Army made training videos specifically about them.
That sniper still gives me chills to this day
wathcing the sniper dude on the bell tower straggling to pull the bolt of his sniper with the left hand always gets me on my nerves :P
The realism in this film is unsurpassed. From soldiers being shot and realistically hitting the ground to the different sounds of each weapon. I hate to spoil it but the start of the film showing the beach landing has the tank traps facing the wrong way. How no one at all in the making of the film spotted this is unbelievable.
Except for that part with the painfully obvious mannequin on the tank. That almost ruins the entire scene imo
the new all quiet on the western front is pretty good
It doesn't hold back in portraying the brutality of war but I wouldn't say it's realistic. For example the sticky bomb they make is complete fiction, even if grease somehow worked like glue, you can't detonate comp-B or C4 like a firecracker. You need a proper detonator. Another one is Jackson sniping from the bell tower, one he would be just so much more useful with a machine gun after the initial scouting, and two you wouldnt stay in that tower because that's such an obvious target. It probably would be the first thing the tank takes out before even moving into the street.
Why isn't Spielberg filming something like this? This is the best war movie in the world! Steven, quit those cartoons and dances!
her: i bet he's thinking about other girls
him:
That 20 mil sounded exactly like a 20 mil. The realism is unbelievable
So glad my sensitive ears are shielded from the terrible F word while I watch soldiers blown to pieces.
The sound design in this movie among a PLETHORA of other things, is exceptional!!!...
Ah, yes! the Tiger-34, my favourite german tank!
The scene when they throw the Molotov cocktails into the SP reminds me of footage during the liberation of Paris when French resistance fighters did a similar thing to a truck driving down a street and the troops in the back just bail out on fire only to get picked off as they burn.
0:01 Sticky Bomb
0:49 Molotov Cocktail
Thats true, but whats the point
@@FrostyyMcToasty the point is Sticky Bomb blows the Tiger Tank and Molotov burn the crew of the Nazi's Tank officers
@@FrostyyMcToasty use your brain genius have you play call of duty I didn't think so
@@Sahilprakash1999 no, whats the point of you pointing it out, genius
British Sticky bomb. Soviet molotov cocktail.....
One helluva great movie.
You know it always bother me seeing the Marder III pushing through the bottleneck, it just feels impractical seeing the tank there rather than stay from a distance.
I don't think the Germans actually anticipated an significant enemy force, so I wouldn't have had issues taking the most expedient path to wherever it needed to go.
@@Undeadsloth94 still absolutely no need to advance from the best position the marder could be
@@Unregistered.Hypercam.2. The Germans were ambushed here and the streets so cluttered that turning that tank around (whilst in a column) just to move it to an optimal distance away from the fighting would have been a bad idea. The bottleneck would have been made worse.
2:10 the commander who surrendered looks like a bottle of squeezed ketchup with his machine-gunned face turned to nothing but mush😂
Filme de guerra mais bem feito da história do cinema
Si
Aside from the We Were Soldiers, Tears of the Sun and Windtalkers, this movie is the all-time best!
2:28 guy lost his head :O
Real heavy calibre guns can really wreck(and not rekt but WRECK) an adult human like its no joke.
I always wonder how they would be able to identify people back then without dental records and DNA testing. I know they have dog tags, but sometimes those were lost
@@linesandcircles7465 Thats why you have unmarked graves or it just says unknown
If Upham made it through the war you know the rest of his life will be filled with PTSD and survivors guilt as well as self guilt for not stepping in and saving his comrade. War is hell.
My dad was a little boy during the Second World War, when this movie came out on DVD, he couldn’t get past the D-day opening scene even though he encouraged me to watch all the classic war films. It was so realistic for him that if I had taken him to the theatre, the sounds would be all too realistic.
This is vicious. Can you imagine? Being alive one moment and dying in an instant with a bullet ripping through your body as your buddy and fellow soldiers watch you die.
This movie is so hardcore it’s not even funny. I was never a warrior, but of all war movies this really gives you a feeling of what it might be like for people. Only thing I have seen that shows truth is some battle footage from real combat with soldiers wearing cameras. It’s more hard obviously, but this is sick.
All this fighting and bloodshed thank God we didn't hear that naughty word
I thought the same. We saw that guy's head being blown away, but I am glad the naughty word was muted.
The reason this film didn't win the Best Picture award and Shakespeare in love did is Harvey Weinstein. He basically threatened to blackball any member of the Academy by not considering any of their "pitches" for projects if they didn't vote for "Shakespeare" This also went for voting for Judi Dench, winner for best supporting actress, Dench's total lines read on screen was 14! her time on screen was about a minute and a half. Don't get me started on Gweneth Paltrow, awarded Best Actress.
Another reason to hate Harvey .
Sounds flimsy. Maybe he played a better game if that’s all it takes to win
The academy awards are just self-gratifying crap anyway. The viewing public should be deciding.
upham got torched for years. he is a better man than anyone in this tikcok generation will ever be.
20mm cannon is so realistic
They (Americans) ruthlessly blew the tank commander's head but after they were blasted to bits by that 20mm they were CRYING that's KARMA
1 of the best tom hanks movie
The Americans facing Tiger tanks in the Cotentin Peninsula? 😂
Only big mistake in this scene (and in the whole movie I think) is the part when the Germans bring the Marder tank destroyer into a built-up area. Its absolutely irreal, only a fool would do that in reality...
its wartime...and everything becomes possible!
Okay, Rommel.
You also made a big mistake.,.... you forgot to flush!
Shooting inside the tiger with the Thompson would also not be possible.
Positioning a sniper in a church tower is a suicide mission.
Etc.
Also germans continuously running infront of Mg fire
Why the hell is that Ulgam such a coward! He let his friends die
He's an Interpeter he wasn't ready for combat and besides think of the situation there's literally hell all around him.
He wasn’t trained for this
2:22 Do you see the motionless figure standing at the top of the tank? Lay-figure?
dummy > cgi
Tpose to assert dominance
They’re all motionless
mannequin
No one gunna talk about 2.33 when the dummy is just stood there with his back facing the gun and then explodes 😂
Oh shut up.
3:28 the actor sort of looking back to confirm if he is on cue to get executed. Great film still. One of my all time favorite war film. 👍
Notice how when that explosion happens after you can see one of those soldiers going through a glass window
The ranger sniper Jackson was the man no fear would not let his brothers down!!!
I love how that one soldier cowers and that German soldier didn't touch him, yet the second he's unarmed and surrendering he executes him. I never understood the moral of that.
There's nothing romantic about war. And just as how Private Ryan got most of his searchers die just to find him and save his life, nothing about war makes absolutely any sense.
@@gravityfel7896 yeah but the way the movie presents the death, like it's a "Hell yeah fuck you nazi!" when he actually just executes the man that just spared his sorry ass
Why does everyone always confuse those two guys? The German that killed Mellish is not the same guy as Steamboat Willie. That German who killed Melllish was a Waffen SS who didn’t feel the need to kill Upham. Steamboat Willie was Wehrmacht who was the soldier Upham vouched for to let go who ended up linking up with the SS and killed Captain Miller and others and Upham recognized him as well. So when he killed Steamboat Willie, it was way of correcting the error of wanting him to be let go rather than shot.
You should watch the entire movie to understand why Upham killed him in the end. Also, as the other commentator said, the guy on the stairs that spared him was a different dude.
@@Wolf-wc1js m
this movie is even more realistic than the real footages.
This movie is marvelous but accurate is not one of the things he is.
In 2:01 I always wonder what is going on lol, and why is Reiben on top of him like that? lmfao
Well, nice destruction of undercover T-34, I mean back in the days when I was a kid I loved this Tiger and this scene but now when I know that its just a T-34 I just cant unsee it and enjoy the scene, apart from this the film is brilliant and a masterpiece
I still can't see a T-34 there,
I still se a Tiger-1
Loucura humana! Precisamos evoluir e muito!
1:49 Captain Miller use his Thompson SMG to fire inside the Tiger Tank
wow! without you I would of never known what was happening in that moment
Unlikely, due to the armoured glass. However, it would blind the driver as it would have crazed the glass.
@@wbertie2604 also their ears would probably be destroyed or at least heavily damaged
@@razor6827 I doubt it, not from firing on the outside of glass, absorbing it. I think Spielberg wanted us to believe he was firing into the tank, but it's not how a Tiger I works, unless the driver had removed the vision block or had run out of spares. Probably an error by the director, of which there are a few in an otherwise excellent movie, although the premise is a bit fanciful.
There is a Lindy Beige Video exactly talking about this scene. He shows the glass on the tiger tank. It’s not possible to shoot inside.
Cameraman 100% survival rate
Best war movie ever!!!
When the tank blew out the face of that building they had an excavator/baco set up filled with dirt and dropped it on the spot as the tank blew it out
Min. 1:50, all panzers have a armored glass in the drivers visor.
Yeah, I always disliked that bit.
Movies arent sussposed to be 100% realistic man.
@@monkecapitalist2006 You don't have to find an excuse for everything.
@@ekaf3544 suspension of disbelief
@@monkecapitalist2006 They can at least *try*
When the fourty mill comes out the dummy is alredy standing there. Still a good movie
Love this movie, but I'm always bothered when EVERYONE climbs the tank. I don't want them shot cause I the viewer know whats happening yet I've always wondered why they all just linger on the tank after shooting and throwing 3 grenades in it.
Nah, they were replaced with dummies fitted with explosives to simulate the effect of bodies getting hit with 20mm rounds.
@@logon235 I’m sure he’s well aware that they didn’t blow apart a bunch of actors with a live flak gun, he’s asking why it was written in that they all hop on the tank stand around for too long
@@Brainwarts99 woosh!
me too
Because why would you not take your chance to kill a tank if you could do so easily. Phycological this isnt illogical
Truly awful. No more brother wars. May their brave souls rest in peace.
That Flak 20 mm is really terribly scary! Explosive ammo.. Uhhh
Oh my god, those guys were actually on fire The actors. That molotov long shot was straight up movie magic.
hahahah!! 😁 as video game! This is so unrealistic movie!
3:31 Enemies 5m in front of us.Yeha let's throw away the carbines and use the bazooka.
2:23: The man who doesn't let himself get rattled by a 20mm gun.
Are you in the movie? Go tell the Vet/Director what they should done.
@@1shooter13 yep, I am the man at 0:18 in the right upper corner.
@@ekaf3544 lol
Bazookas, especially the panzerfaust and panzerschreck were pretty commonly used against infantry towards this point in the war as warfare got more close quarters for the Germans, so pretty realistic there. Hence also the 20mm, once designed for vehicles now being used against infantry
"Displace!" Army Ranger lingo for get the fuck out of here! 🤣
Good thing they beeped out that swear word
It's a good thing they bleep out the curse words spoken by the guys getting their limbs blown off.
Only scene I hated was when Apom let his comrade die when he could’ve saved him
Fear got the best out of him
@UCpeY8tMTXjR67mNEcORn3zA really? Did you search that up?
Upham, not Apom...
Thanks just what I needed
Apom lmaoo
@@frost3193 The name Upham is on the movie credits, and since when have you heard of someone with the family name 'Apom?'
2:17 freaking Oerlikon is goddamn brutal. Tear apart each limb in seconds.
It is not possible to shoot inside the tank through the viewfinder. The Tiger tank had 5 cm thick armored glass .