"I Don't Gripe To You." - Saving Private Ryan (1998)  

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That was the exact moment when Dominic Torretto learned the value of family!

I had a first sergeant say, "If the soldiers are complaining, then they are happy. It's when they stop complaining that you start to worry about them."

"specially you reiben" 😂

"Anybody wanna answer that" I just realized that this is a typical teachers answer to drive up a discussion. RIP Miller

The real story is honestly more insane. Fredrick Fritz Niland, air dropped the night before DDay, fought with his comrades for 5 days behind enemy lines, eventually earning a bronze star with valor for his actions. No special mission was sent to save him. Instead they assumed him dead along with his 3 brothers. It was only after a brutal 5 days of fighting that him and his unit reconnected with US forces where he later learned of his brothers deaths. He was then ordered stateside because it has been since the end of the American Civil War a policy that should siblings be deployed to war and any of them are killed, the surviving siblings be returned to attend funeral services if possible. And should all but 1 sibling perish, then said sibling is not allowed to return to front line service for a period of no less than 6 months and even then can only return to front line combat with the express permission of their family and their chain of command. Private Niland would serve the rest of the war as an MP in New York with few notable events happening during his tenure as an MP. He was able to attend his brothers funerals at Arlington. Fredrick, the youngest of the 4 brothers, lived to the age of 63, dying in 1983, 15 years before the film based on his family's tragedy would be made.

Adam Goldberg: "he's good... " Vin Diesel: " I am Groot.."

For this movie , the stars alighned , great character writing , with a very thoughtful premise and the direction of the goat Steven Spielberg, and top of thier game actors .

I still remember the words of one of my gunny’s while I was in the Marines. “A bitching Marine is a happy Marine, when he stops bitching he’s either going do something about it or has already done it.”

“Gripes go up shit comes down”

I never understood this as a kid, but as a adult it all so clear

"ONI thinks that a deployment of a Spartan Team is a gross misallocation of valuable resources. I disagree" - Colonel Holland (Sorry had to edit it for some people)

I learned so much watching this movie. As an Army NCO I kept in mind that gripes go up not down. Never let your subordinates hear you gripe about the mission. It’s horrible for morale and it makes the leader seem incompetent and incapable of demonstrating resiliency in leadership.

The frequent use of "Sir" and the detailed clarification of everything being staked on such a mission (his life and the lives of his men) IS the gripe, incidentally. He's not sucking up in this hypothetical situation. He's making his objections known while giving himself the cover to say he *wasn't* arguing with his superior officer. Between the lines, y'know.

Am I the only one who thought Vin Diesel was like100% Italian when this movie came out? What a career he's had since saving Private Ryan!

Probably the greatest movie (about war) ever made. 110% emotion, all the way through. My dad's uncle was a DS during the war (ww2) and I talked to him about this movie one day when I was still a teenager who thought he knew everything. I asked him what he thought about this movie waaay back in the 90s when it came out. That grizzled old man got REAL serious instantly and I could see his eyes fix on something in the distance as he stood there thinking about another life and time... "...too real." I heard him whisper and his eyes glazed over as his mind catapulted to a place and time I could only imagine. Over 30 years since that moment in his living room, and now I understand so much that ignorant teen never could. "Thank you for your service, Uncle Marvin Grant." You are deeply loved and deeply missed....

Tom Sizemore's smirk is priceless as was he

Tom Sizemore was a glue that pieced together every scene of this movie. All the way to the end. Rest in peace, Tom.

Funny enough, Reiben is one of the few that live.

This is an incredibly important piece of wisdom for commanders

Especially you Reiben.... I love that line.

One sentence from Barry and he knew exactly what was coming next. He knew his men well. "Ok, here comes a monologue about how much of a badass sniper he is"

For soldiers being behind enemy lines, they sure are a noisy bunch. The enemy would hear them coming way before they saw them.

Instant classic,one of his best movies

Tom Hanks sounds like Denzel Washington giving these lines.

Tom Hanks has always been one of my favorite actors

Sizemore is in need of his fix. Amazed me he made it all the way. But he kept his end of the bargain.

" ...especially you, Rieben." 😁 Too good.

“Especially you Riben” 😂

r.i.p. tom sizemore.

Gripes just become more technical and eloquent with rank.

Spoken like a true english teacher

One of my favorite scenes in the whole movie. It was so fluid and great chemistry between everyone.

To me it’s a compliment to be handpicked. It’s your own fault for being too good. Curse of a gift.🎁

The sarcasm admitting from this man is amazing

That's how he got to be a captain....😂

Great movie. One of Tom Hanks best movies.... only my opinion.

I learned all the way back in Jrotc before I join3d the corp this - Gripes go up the chain, but BS only goes down the chain. So make your gripes count and your BS better be worth it

Always one of my favorite scenes. As military and a NCO/SNOIC i relate to tom hanks as with staying afloat while keeping my marines well. Also i always made my marines geuss my homestate and what i did before 😅

RIP Tom Sizemore...your suffering is healed ✝️

I usually don't like Hollywood movies about WW2 because of how ridiculous they are, but this is a straight up masterpiece and one of the greatest war movies of all time hands down

That there is the beauty of leadership

And Ryan lived a long great life thanks to these men.

Best ww2 movie to this day

This was a glorious movie, but so painful ultimately that I could only watch it once.

Tom Sizemores face 😂. Rest in peace, sir.

The object is to stay alive, they didn't send you out to die trying to find private Ryan, they sent you out to try and find Ryan.

Well looks like i gotta rewatch the whole movie again

It's the "I love him" that sold it

“You should know that as a Ranger.” 💯Always teaching.

like so many others I saw this in theaters. a nearly new Showcase Cinema with a huge screen and what sounded like an illegal sound system. I was dead center in that theater. looking straight ahead I could only see war. after that opening beach landing scene (that seemed like it lasted forever.) I was shaken. I could feel my hands sweating and shaking. my ears were ringing. my heart was pounding. I thought to myself that if I was that mentally and physically effected by that one scene I couldn't even begin to imagine what an 18yo kid must've been going through actually being there? those soldiers have my utmost respect, appreciation and gratitude.

The best war movie ever

"Complain about the mission sir?" "I can't I am your superior officer l" "Pretend I'm your superior officer, do you have any complaints about this mission?"

Well said Capt.

Great dialogue great actor great scene great movie!! Saving Private Ryan

The funny thing is Vin Diesel was a last minute edition, and the script was finalized, so they snuck his chatacter in where it would not interfere with the story. This was why he was one of the first killed off Spielberg wanted him in the movie.

This lesson should be learned in all types of trade. If you’re griping to the people who work under you how do you expect them to follow you when the job needs to be done?

This made Tom Hanks a legend of Hollywood 😄

I just realized where the inspiration for some cod ww2 characters came from

Yer hes good and everyone loves him

the thompson looks dope asf

It’s been so long since I’ve watched this movie that I forgot Vin Diesel was in it.

Vin Diesel turns up in the oddest places.

Especially you reiben. You survive. 😊

Hanks should of got Best Actor Academy for Saving Private Ryan. This deserved Academy award for Best Movie too.

"Reiben pay attention. This is the way to gripe" It sure is the gold standard.

Easily one of my favorite movies all time

God i love Tom Hanks

Damnnnnn Miller, throw that shade at Reiben 😂

Superb actors!

They rock up with this multi-million dollar cast, all acting to be regular joe's and kids from the bronx. The unsung heroes bla bla bla. Americans love this hero stuff.

Dom learned a lot from his grandfather’s experience in WW2, mostly that family is everything.

They are thinking critically. It is important to think critically.

Scott and Danny 👏🏻 good job comrades

Reiben had a good point. Cpt. has a good point also cause he gripes to his superiors above him. I have this DVD it's a great movie

Rip Tom Sizemore

Bro must have been part of Doms family for him to say “I love him” 😅

Would you believe that Ridick was present in that scene. Remarkable warrior.

Especially you, Reiben.

One of the greatest world War 2 movies ever made thank you Tom Hanks 🙏🏼👊🏻👏🏼🫡 the other being Schindlers list which surprisingly I found out Tom Hanks was also involved in production

"Pay attention, this is the way you gripe"

fine ill watch saving private ryan again

GREAT SCENE GREAT FILM

when he asked: "anybody wanna answer that", was clear he was a teacher.

I felt the essence of Denzel Washington as Tom Hanks delivered those lines.

I feel like this is the only movie that vin diesel doesn’t act as vin diesel in lol

God how I miss my grandparents. The greatest generation.

Just realized.. this Reiben guy is Lt. Turner in COD when he was young 😮

Humor is the best way to get thru a shitty mission.

Hanks was giving serious Denzel.

I LOVE this scene. So, so good. So accurate.

One of my favorite war movies. 👍

"Now, this is the way to gripe!"

IRL the “real” Private Ryan was forced to go back home, however not all his brothers died. One survived in a Japanese POW camp and was returned home after the war

Griping Reiben. Has a nice ring to it.

Mission statement 😮😮

This movie is just packed with greatness. Even the small talk on a long patrol.

“Gripes go up”

Later Vin Diesel's character is shot and his final thoughts are of his father. He never stops thinking about family.

turn out ryan really worth of all they effort...ryan is true soilder no wonder he whole family serve on war...