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Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?
1 I guess?
I understand that the current trend is to start clips with a teaser of a big moment from the clip to keep people interested, and I get that those work for most types of videos. But a movie scenes channel? People binge watch like 30 of these at a time. This is literally the one type of video that format doesn't work on.
If it becomes a habit I cannot imagine i would continue to watch this channel.
Zero, you totally changed the sequence of events, unsubscribed.
F u for messing with such a landmark film.
@@mr.doctorcaptain1124 Exactly what he said
Yes this was a very good movie and a lot of movies he plays in our good but when you begin to find out who and what he is it’s disgusting. Typical, typical Hollywood person we will leave it at that.
@@Americanpatriot-zo2tk
Yes bro hé is a sick sick man
Tom Hanks took a damn 8mm to the chest and was still able to raise his sidearm and kept firing. What a boss
And Superman can really fly... It's a movie!
and is firing his sidearm at a damn tank, literally wasting bullets, makes no damn sense especially considering how amazing he was, maybe he was hoping for a lucky hit through the slit, yea no people need to stop over analyzing and worshipping this movie. Dunkirk is so much better than this than again Dunkirk has better technology and is more historically accurate, this is literally a spielberg vanity project, I hate the plot, send soldiers to rescue 1 dude because he's the last living dude of a family, yea no that is not at all how WW2 went lmao
@@realityitis4 troll. Also saving private Ryan is based on a true story man
@@garrettpater6557 thats not what a troll is
You do realize that it's just a freaking movie, right?
An amazing film that stays with you long after the credits have stopped rolling. As Spike Milligan once said, "There are no winners or losers, only the living and the dead."
uuuuu rrrr a looooser
A haunting saying if I have ever heard one.
Winston Churchil
@@annelively6932 no u
"War doesn't determine who's right, it determines who's left"
R.I.P. Tom Sizemore. Such an underrated actor.
He was like the tough uncle that protected you. Rest well Tom.🙏
Absolutely!
Why did he die? Too much cocaine?
@@iche9373 shut up
@@iche9373brain aneurysm
i like how for a second he thought that bullet actually blew up the tank was probably like "that worked tf?"
😮😅😊
Some of the tanks of the time period had an external gas container, it MIGHT have worked and he just thought it was the plane.
That was a piece of the story, symbolism.
A P51 blew the tank. Also known as tankbusters.
Years and years ago, back after this movie came out, I was playing battlefield 1942 on the pc. It was a desert level, and i was out in the open. A german tank came slowly rolling over a sand dune, and i was out of ammo. No grenades, no mines, nothing. I knew i was dead, so i just went prone and started firing at it with my little pistol while it slowly started to take aim and blow me to hell. Then it suddenly blew up much like this scene.
I was like, wtf and also like this scene, suddenly a plane by flew overhead, he dive bombed the thing saving me without knowing.
I wish game capture was a thing back then because i will always remember that moment. Sadly, it will only be a memory with no way to prove it happened. But it was still the most epic moment I ever had in that game.
The last 2 minutes of this movie at the Cemetry are heart wrenching. So many brave men...
And so many cemeteries, too.
Especially that blonde girl
I always found it interesting that, besides Ryan, Upham(the least skilled in combat) and Private Reiben(who almost deserted) were the ones who survived from the company.
Ryan is 101st Airborne, the guy is elite
@@123Juniiorr1:03 explain this
It goes to show that heroics will get you killed. The guys who do only what's required of them are the ones who survive.
The guy killed by the SS knife would've survived had Upham done his job and shot the SS. Upham wasn't in any danger there.
@@jayllow01 In the scene where they finally find Ryan, he and two others are hidden and take down a German halftrack. After all the enemies are dead, their commander yells "101st, coming out!" They were ahead of Miller's crew because they parachuted in.
@@jayllow01he was out of ammo
Obviously he was ready to poop his pants a little
Corporal Umpham was the highest ranking American on that bridge after Captain died. For about ten minutes.
And he got that rank being a desk jockey.
@@artlover1477 Yeah and he kinda went to Ranger school in a fast track manner by being on that team.
@@maulrat588 not even close, he got a taste of first combat experience, while you can see how calmly the Rangers handle the situation, after being in the war for a while. I gotta say, despite understanding the character of Upham, being more intellectual and academic than martial myself, I still despise his decision to let the POWs run away. He learned nothing. He just overcame his personal fear for his life to settle one personal beef with his own decision to let go a man who could potentially harm his comrades. Sure, if he did not shoot the captain, someone else would, but at that situation, Upham saw what he himself caused with his soft heart. And right after putting things in order, he fvcks up again.
Grandfather served in the 5th Rangers at near Point Du Hoc on June 6th. Was one of the men who helped relieved the remaining 75 men of 2nd Ranger Battalion on Point Du Hoc and kept keep on fighting beyond D-Day into the Battle of Saint-Lo in July 44.
Saved by a Sherman crew after getting wounded in the ankle from mortar strike & survived the war. Got the bronze star & 2 purple hearts in WW2. Died two years later after Saving Private Ryan from cancer
crazy
Wish I could shake his hand, and tell him thank you Sir
@@tinguspingus295what also is crazy is that the Sherman Tank Commander was the only casualty from the rescue while saving my grandfather and many other GIs underneath a massive artillery bombardment.
Later, my grandfather also met another scrape historically with death when he switched job shifts with a co-worker and they died during the BWI hijacking in 1974. He was a police officer after WW2 and he served for 28 years until the early 80s.
@@jamesshelby5266
appreciate the words. He would respond in kind. He also served as a police officer for over 28 years despite the injury and some PTSD after WW2
0:50
Give that paratrooper a medal 🏅
His head got caved in
@@tanthaman his place in Valhalla is assured
@@devilpupbear09 Aye. Drinking ale with Odin the all father himself.
mf was brave enough to not fall back just to beat up some wehrmachts
@@tanthaman No shit
One of the best movies that I watched 20 times, a very good cinematic masterpiece
But Putler doesn't like this movie!
Glory to Ukraine! ✌️🇺🇦💙💛
@@alaindelon487 Glory to Liberty and Freedom. 🇺🇦❤️
This movie is truly a masterpiece. It's been 25 yrs now, but nothing NOTHING tops this movie.
When it comes to a war movie... They all can be categorized as "Before or After Saving Private Ryan"
I don't know man - All Quiet On The Western Front is pretty much up there with SPR.
@@eshelmen And how many awards did this movie win?
Interresting fact : i was born in 1998
Love this film, but Platoon was better.
What about hacksaw ridge
Heartbreaking and pounding war film. You could proudly say the best war film that satisfyingly. A contender to Schindler's List. Spielberg never fail to be the geniuses.
Yeap, even the non war movie love saving private Ryan
this movie is just a disgusting garbage.Besides If %100 of the german troops had been on the western front , ,the glorious german army would have scattered the us troops to million pieces.
Brendan help Me and not Kenny or Spenny!
"Apocalypse Now" is the greatest war film easily
I would say 'Apocalypse Now' and 'The Thin Red Line' from the same year. Also recent '1917' qualifies as a brilliant war film. I think the 3 are in the same caliber.
Uppam is the worst. "I'm gonna murder this prisoner, because we let him go before, and he killed the Captain. Then I'm gonna let this other bunch of prisoners go."
Hotep!!!
Easy girl.
Uppam is a typical South Indian pancake mixed with vegetables. If you're referring to this movie, I think you mean a German speaking US Soldier named Upham.
@@EngPheniks You are correct, sir. Thank you so much for taking the time and energy to clear up that horrible mistake. Maybe now folks will truly understand what I was trying to say.
@@studlord9970 don't mention it 👍
I really like the feeling that it seems you are fighting alone and facing a powerful enemy. Suddenly, your big brother shows up and destroy the enemy immediately. This is like a street fight when I was a kid and I brought my elder cousin in the scene.
Exactly!
Damn, Tom Sizemore is such an amazing actor. I really wish he could of stayed sober. I love watching him in movies.
And Sizemore's interest in hooker Heidi Fliess? Your opinion on that Sir please?
@@christopherkilian9763 I really don’t know what to say about that. Addicts find other addicts. It’s rarely going to be a good outcome for either one. 🤷🏻♂️ It’s just unfortunate. He’s very talented but addiction is a special kind of beast that many can’t overcome.
Open and very honest admission here- for many years, I avoided re watching this iconic film.
The final scenes where the inept, scared typographer allows his fear to prevent him from supplying his mates with ammo? Ugh..too much for me to watch.
Only after reading numerous WW2 volumes and interviewing numerous WW2 vets, did I find a reserved compassion for all who were called to serve in such a large scale and horrific war.
Thank you, my brothers. You found courage when many men wanted to hide.
Your courage/faith helped me. I've found peace thru your stories. Rest easy, my brothers...
I know. I keep skipping that part every time I watch the movie
What an absolutely brilliant film this was and the first 20 minutes watching on a 4K HD TV was just outstanding. Truly in my top 10 of films that is for sure.
try seeing it on an Oled tv in a dark room. Thats next level stuff
4:53 If you look at the to left coming from the building, you’ll notice only one paratrooper besides Ryan survived their ordeal.
It always seemed to me that there were other paratroopers among the survivors, and only now I saw evidence that one really survived.
I never noticed that before!
That means...
Ryan stayed back to be with his 'brothers' and decided not to go home...
annnnd, only 1 'brother' survived?!!!?? 🧐☹☹☹😭
rip tom sizemore you will forever be immortalized in this epic film
I managed to catch a cinema screening of this on the 75th anniversary of D-Day. To see it how it was originally intended was something special, and you realise why it received the Oscars it did. I was only 15 when this came out, so far too young to really grasp what I was watching.
such an amazing a horribly terrifying realistic movie......one of Hanks best
I am not sure films about war can really ultimately be realistic. I think they can feel realistic and abstract and convey some essences. But If they were (or could be) realistic I suspect people would mainly be confused and traumatised by watching them.
realistic... lmao
@@vasya_dangersex as far as war movie goes, this is up there if not the most realistic. Yes there are details wrong but it was going for the feeling you nerd
@examplenameyoutube Yes it’s realistic that that sometimes happens. Killing a prisoner face to face is not a simple thing to everyone all the time. But in this movie it’s a certain narrative device as well
realistic？handgun, ok, you mean the rocket from fighter, that's impossible to penetrate tiger armor, 21th century missile?
It's an excellent film that truly portrays the horrors of war in a very realistic way. I think it's like a monument to a war movie.
This is not the only such film, Spielberg himself drew inspiration from the Russian film “I am a Russian Soldier” for realism, where he repeated some scenes literally frame by frame.
In reality….I couldn’t fathom being in war…God Bless the ones that did…❤ and I say that wholeheartedly ❤
Thank you Tom Hanks for your acting.
4:03 - Finally he did something right.
Not before that same German shot another soldier and the captain down. By this point, I just don't care what Upham did already
I watched this movie like 10 times and it was never annoying love it
03:48 that could have played out very differently had the left german decided to shoot
the germans had probably understood that they'd lost at that point, and were willing to be taken as a prisoner of war
the Gzerman on the side could easily wipe out the dork, then next second the bald Gzerman laughs...
@@alphasma That's right, the German on the left was confused by the lost battle and did not know how best to act, where he saw his comrade-in-arms, who began to surrender, also laid down his weapon.
At the end of the war near Berlin, after the surrender, there was a real story when, in the fog, a group of Germans on the road collided with two Soviet soldiers in a car, where they first grabbed their weapons, but then surrendered. Then two Soviet soldiers came to the unit and more than fifty Germans followed them.
Perhaps he was caught at the exact moment when he was either out of bullets in his rifle or needed to cycle the bolt. Even the latter would be risky to do in front of an agitated enemy soldier.
The video clip should added a couple of more minutes to show the dying Captian telling Private Ryan to 'earn it'.
Makes my blood boil seeing the rookie right behind all those krauts able to kill them but instead allowing them to gun down the people who would die to save his life.
Ikr!!😡
Ryan could not find a cure for cancer, but he became an astronout and flew to Mars.
Upham pissed the hell out of me, I don’t care his situation or what he’s supposed to represent, no one should ever leave a man behind like the way he did!
Agreed all the way!
@Oldie But Goodie we've also seen that these situations usually lead to some form of stress, or post traumatic stress disorder in either temporary form or long term. War is hell and why we continue to keep killing each other instead of seeking peace and letting politicians decide war or peace is just stupid. the military industrial complex is real and it legit is running a lot of these mini wars and scrimmages and it's all for profit.
@Oldie But Goodie there is clear difference between being afarid and being a coward.
@@jacobnovak5763 Upham was No coward. He could Not handle the Situation at all.
Like Most men Back then He was thrown Out of His peaceful live into a cruel war.
Fortunately you might Not be in that Situation ever so watch your tongue.
Nobody knows for Sure how we would act and it better stays that way.
@@_127N Watch my tongue? Dude wether thrown into cruel war or not there is a clear diffrence between cowards and lions, fear, and strength. Upham was a coward and should be shot for aiding the enemy.
Možná si myslíte že jste chytřejší a silnější, ale ne, u vás výbuch, dobrý, ruce otevřít oči ale zvednout se kleknout je nesmysl. Je mi u prdele i když si téhle chlapů neuvěřitelné vážím a vím co jste pro nás všechny udelali, že vám bouchl granát u prdele, mě se fotr snažil opakovaně bezdůvodně zabit a zlikvidovat, pomohl jsem druhým a budu si vymezovat pro děti svoje pravidla.
Jste mi inspiraci, u nás takový hrdinové nejsou, díky vám jsem to ne zabalil, moc děkuji ❤
You left out the best line of the whole damned movie! "They're P-51s, Sir. Tank busters." Captain Miller: "Angels on our shoulders..."
I agree, this clip is not edited very well. oh well.
Cpt Miller wasn't a very good leader. Picking Upham with no front line experience created a weakest link, fighting the german military with such a small squad when his only mission was to find Ryan. In war, an officer's duty is first to stay alive, then keep your squad alive, then all that honor, country, duty bs comes later.
Ryan’s a npc, upham is a bot
God I wish I got to see upham get stabbed instead of that other guy.
Genau der Fim
Der Soldad james Ryan!
Den Film habe ich zuhause !
For those wondering the difference, a NPC is a character meant and made to be there, a purpose, like initiate a cutscene.
A bit, is however only made to assist/fight/kill you or the enemy, not scripted essentially, not made to follow a set path.
the rest is a player
予告編を観ただけでもリアルで、恐ろしくて未だに全編を観ることが出来ない映画です。このような一部切り取り動画を観ただけでも戦争は決してあってはならないという想いになります。
Tom Hanks was phenomenal in this movie
Tom Hanks got that last stand perk 😁
Yes he did. Never thought of it like that. Nice work.
I like when they are waiting for the Germans and then you hear the tanks clanking now that is scary.
accurate as hell, and I love that a bomb dropping plane kills the tank because ww2 was the beginning of the winds of change from land power to air and sea power via plane and aircraft carriers, battleships are now obsolete due to how easy a torpedo, or harpoon or anti-ship missile can hit them now.
I read an interview from a WW2 veteran who was in combat. He said SPR was very realistic to a point; he remembered the fear of hearing a 50 caliber knowing in his gut there was nothing you could hide behind that it could not penetrate.
2:02 Where the hell are you going?
I GOTTA FIND BUBBA!!
A little goof: Upham kills the german soldier and in the next shot, he is gone😅
Apparently the body fell forward. It's easy to miss but you can just make out a boot at the bottom of the screen.
2 things warriors have: honour and resilience. Warriors don't ever give up. They always Win, or Die in Glory.
Keep glorifying it mate yep yep. I'm sure that people who lost their family to wars really care about the "glory" that was achieved for the price of never seeing their family member again.
Grow up
What wars did you fight in, tough guy?
@@PIECEofTOAST My personal life is not internet business.
@@PIECEofTOAST ua-cam.com/video/CYP38A-nwLY/v-deo.htmlsi=Cn0a4pT7xWX4wsUW
Captain: HEY PLANE U STOLE MY TANK KILL!
Plane: shut up I just have bigger gun
The plane dropped a bomb 💀
"Guardian angels, McCloskey - P-51 Mustangs, and not a blessed moment too soon."
This is a movie that people can watch for life many time over and over again for reference, inspiration & motivation
i cant watch this movie anymore, it just hits different now, the guy who is looking for his severed arm will always be in my mind
There is nothing better than Air Superiority ... The bombing scene is pure gold
i know it's fictional, but i liked to imagine Rieben would've kept tabs on Ryan after the war.
Very powerful .45 Acp
1911 a1 this scene is Great 👍 and sad for the greatest Generation
Earn this
This is a monumental movie, one of the best ever shot, but this just occurred to me and I’m suddenly wondering why it never did before…
This movie was about capturing the burden that Private Ryan carried throughout his whole life. I can’t imagine having to go through life knowing so many men gave their own life to ensure that YOU returned home safely. I can’t believe I didn’t see it until now. I’d be haunted by that burden.
you have grown and become wiser to life
At the end of the movie elder Ryan came to a realization of such a thing…”Tell me I lived a good life”…Damn 🥹…his children may never know who that captain really was and the simple fact if it hadn’t been for brave, sacrificial men like that they would not exist…
@@boldlionpro2814 Those words hurt even more knowing this
I think he was
@@gurnblanstein9816 Absolutely he was. I’ve only seen the movie a handful of times but it wasn’t until my last viewing that the point was really driven home.
The camera shot of the look on Upham's face when he saw the German soldier he spared kill his captain 😮
Captains fault. No competent officer would have chosen Upham for front line duty.
I didn't see this at the cinema, so borrowed it off a mate. I watched it all the way through without ever seeing Tom Hanks. Then I realised, I was watching Shaving Private Ryan...
One of the finest pictures ever made and easily top 10 war movies, up there with BOB (TV Series), Thin Red Line, Stalingrad, Come And See, Platoon etc.
The Thin Red Line changed my life on a spiritual level. Such a heavenly film. No wonder Jim Caviezel was cast as Jesus a few years later.
@@DestinyAwaits19 I agree, Thin Red Line is a transcendent film. But also it should get a lot more credit for its realistic depiction of small arms combat. The assault on the Japanese machine gun bunker, led by Cusack's character, is as gripping as any such scene put to film. also, Nick Nolte gives monster performance as Col Tall.
@@ked1224 Agreed. I've also come to realize it's not just heavenly but masterfully filmed in terms of combat.
And Enemy at the Gate
Hacksaw ridge has to be up there. That was based on true events and even had to be downplayed to make Desmond doss seem more believable. Imagine being so heroic that even a film was like we can't add that in no one would believe that.
3:47
Look at the German soldier on the far left, he literally has his gone pointed directly at him and doesn’t shoot
Plot armour at its finest !!
"someone you dont know tells you to kill someone you dont know" tragedy of war
The producers of this movie got this scene correctly. Tom Hanks after being shot is leaning up against and early model BMW German motorcycle. It has telescopic forks but the rear suspension is of the old plunger shock absorbers. I recognised that bike quickly because I used to own one.
I also don't like when Upham let the POWs go, but the lesson to be learned is that he just knew that in war there are no winners, he knew that the POWs were there following orders, like he and everyone on his side was, everyone is in war to kill. but in that moment killing more people wouldn't bring anyone back to life, in this situation you have to realize when you're killing for orders from killing for personal satisfation, (soldier/murderer)
Miller said early in the movie "with every man I kill farther away from home I feel" So even if you kill as a soldier it eventually starts to make you feel like a murderer
3:30 that plane seemed supernaturally fast
those fuckers did fly though
Normal speed
3:20 Marion McClure ❤
What I enjoy about this last stand is Reiben, despite all his insubordination earlier to his Captain and Sergeant, he showed his class throughout the battle; volunteering to meet the Germans head on in the rabbit and volunteering to take out the 20mm alone which surprised his Captain, and being there laying down fire at the end and helping his Sergeant to load the bazooka. He never once shirked his responsibility when it came time to fight.
Juuust phenomenal starring of Tom Hanks!
1:05 когда Джеймсон Борн ещё не был крутым! 😅😂😂😂
Upham shoots Steamboat Willie. Satisfying scene.
"In war, you sometimes forget you're human."
Bardzo fajny i dobrze zrobiony film 🥃🥃🍺👍polecam do obejrzenia
Struggle in life is not to be a coward
It took his captain's death for Upham to become a man.
Upham caused his captains death if you think about it
POV how it feel using level 1 starter pistol to shoot last boss while it 1 hp
How this didn't win best picture is beyond me!
The Greatest War Movie ever made.
R.I.P. Tom Sizemore
A .45apc against a tank
Last great act of defiance
3:24 The accuracy of the vortex from the Mustag O:
The p51s didn’t actually play any part in destroying the tiger it was just the immense power of the 45.
facts
It's amazing what a small group of determined,adequately equipped soldiers can do...Slava Ukraine.
In this scene, did John Browning kick ass with his pistols? No. Did he kick ass with his machine guns? Oh yeah he did.
Tom Hanks rejects the execution of the captured soldier of war, blind folds him and let him walk away... That soldier was recycled into the German army and he's the one that drills the 8mm on Tom Hanks! What a twist of events!
3:19 Capt. Miller looked at what had happened in disbelief. Handgun round destroyed tank? It cannot happen...But a split second later, he noticed it was busted by the low-flying P51 instead.
Easily the greatest war movie ever made...
I disagree only in that I found Dunkirk just a tad better and also more historically accurate. Not to mention speilberg may have made a lot of blockbusters, this one feels like a vanity project he wanted to make. The sniper is easily my favorite character, and the depiction of one dude being a coward for the entire movie is excellent writing and very true to human nature. We can all puff our chest and say oh no I wouldn't run, but fight or flight is damn powerful and you'll be surprised which one you pick.
@@realityitis4 I liked Dunkirk. At the very least, the opening scene of SPR is the most historically accurate depiction of D Day, many WW2 veterans who were there have said this
@@realityitis4 I loved Dunkirk and I loved how Nolan used his classic time confusing characteristic to make us feel anxiety. Zimmer’s score played a vital part in this. I also liked the fact you could not see the enemy made it even scarier. What I didn’t like was the lack of realism when it comes to kills. Nolan characteristically avoids showing excessive violence in his films in order to get more family favoured rating since he wants his films to viewed by as many as possible. Although I don’t mind about his view and its implementation on most of his films, in this one I found it unjustified and the one that killed kind of the experience and immersion for me. I am not expecting blood Bath in the style of SPR, BOB or Hackshaw Ridge but when you have a Stukas bombing run for eg and the aftermath is a few guys lying around on the beach without a scratch like they’re sleeping it’s hard for me to take the situation seriously. Other than that a great film. Also loved 1917. But I personally wouldn’t even dare to put them on par with SPR let alone ahead of it.
Nope
"Apocalypse Now" is much better imo
Does everyone wonder how the tiger 1 can cross the bridge to invade this place without destroying the bridge?
3:15 that last shot when you're finishing off a tank with a pistol in GTA V
I dont think the game count any bullet to the tank as damage XD
Watched this movie on acid. Made me realize that we are all basically the same person. We kill ourselves with war.
Upham's still a coward
Fr
i mean, are we in position to talk?
Im not trying to justify Upham's cowardice, but most people would be paralysed by fear if they never faced life-and-death situations before, to be honest i'd be no different from Upham too if i were in his place.
@@Wabu_227 Excatly Its Easy For Keyboard Warriors
Thank goodness Tom Hanks was there to serve our country in WW2. Glad to see he survived. He still looks great to this day.
Wait…what was that? Oh, this is Captain Miller? Not Tom Hanks? I’m terrible sorry, the title of the video is misleading.
These were the days when the last of the truly great movies were being made.
Yeah unfortunately all we get now is movies that are 99% radical feminism and wokeness
@Blob B Not Entirley Its Half Based Or Mostly Based On Truth
@@jamesbarker2567 Nope. The only tue element is that when The Army became aware that of four brothers serving in the armed forces three had been killed they ordered the fourth to be withdrawn from combat. No rescue mission. Also, one of the other brothers did survive but that was not known when the 'survivor' was taken out of harm's way.
@@chriscarter5720 Is Still Based On Truth Either Way
2:10 "Geneva Convention? More Like GENEVA SUGGESTION!"
I like the scene I give it actually 10
especially how weak he is when firing the sidearm
I am not sure though they use a lone tiger like that.
very true and considering the nazis very likely knew the air force was coming, the germans made very effective use of their anti aircraft guns on planes and as anti tank and personnel weapons, the range was insane on those guns.
captain has choice of sidearm
this movie makes me feel something
A Tom lo hemos visto toda la vida en su trabajo..desde muy joven.."despedida de soltero" fue la primera que vi..pero la mejor es lejos esta...vi la del barco de vigilancia de la segunda guerra..solo buena..
What ?
The first 30 mins of this movie are as incredible as the last 30 mins. And, if you love this movie, hopefully you've watched Band of Brothers and The Pacific. Both cut from the same cloth as SPR.
The ending of this movie feels like an escort mission
"We didn't penetrate their armor!"
"We barely scratched them!"
Upham made me so angry what a coward of proportions I have never seen. He deserved a Court Marshall for his cowardness as it costed a few people their lives.
I blame him cause of we lost more men je was Al the way running n hiding when we need him
Why does Upham finally grow a set of balls when it's too late?!
When you find out, who really Tom Hanks is you never watch any of his movies again.
Hes a human thats all I need to know
What he Really Really does
Why??
That’s because you are a Q clown,
that’s all WE need to know.
@@Davehiphop his rumoured to be on the epstein list. He also conviently tried to leave the states when the entire thing was getting blown up. Dont know if the claims hold weight though.
best war movie in histiry of movies
@Harold Paulle why?
Did we ever find out who Ernest was?
He said "Earn this" not Ernest. "Earn this" as in earn this life since they saved private Ryan. Saving someone is kinda equivalent to giving someone a life so he said "Earn this"
When this came out I thought he said earnest. Still thought that until about 10 years ago
He said "Earn this" telling Ryan to live a life worthy of Cpt. Miller's and his brothers in arms's sacrifice if you really think about it I think the same thing can be said about us.
a good movie,tom hanks really did a fantastic job
@ 3:59 the German soldier at top left is straight up laughing
pero como iban a saber los aviones caza donde lanzar sus bombas si todos los soldados estaban revueltos ????
they just had to aim to german tanks and vehicles first. More visible and bigger targets than the soldiers
@@Joseantonio-op5oc Lol einstein
RIP Captain Tom Hanks 2nd Rangers US Army ❤