Saving Private Ryan (1998) Movie Reaction/FIRST TIME WATCHING "Just insanely intense/phenomenal !"

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@winstonviceroy6125 3 года назад

To me, the best part of the entire movie is when Ryan and Reiben are in the hole together as the tanks are approaching and Ryan looks at Reiben, and Reiben gives a small nod of respect. Not a word is spoken, but there is a lot conveyed between the two in the moment.

@andarporbuenosaires 3 года назад

This film of more than 20 years has aged very well, even today it still looks flawless on a technical level, as if it had been filmed today.

@lindseypyron189 3 года назад

When Hanks says "Earn it", he is not just speaking to Ryan. He is speaking to all Americans to live in a way which earns their sacrifice and protect Liberty.

@ndpd11 Год назад

Yes, absolutely.

@porflepopnecker4376 3 года назад

Crying when a movie earns it is one of the most satisfying things about watching movies.

@catholicdefender7800 3 года назад

The German who stabbed the guy in the upper room was not the prisoner they let go earlier it was another German soldier , but the soldier they did let go he went back into the german army ranks and ended up shooting tom hanks on the bridge , then upham eventually shot him when they surrendered , amazing movie , i was speechless for the longest after watching this the first time

@mjelves 3 года назад

Soooo many people think that… I don’t get why

@namegoeshereorhere5020 3 года назад

@@mjelves All them Germans look the same.;)

@feltpen7 3 года назад

suuuch a common misconception

@JoyoSnooze 3 года назад

Honestly, I think the reason why people get confused is because the film only emphasises those two Germans, so people automatically presume it's the same guy. In a lot of people's minds, the 'original' soldier was let go so it therefore makes some form of 'story' sense that he's the one to come back and kill a member of the squad, which of course he does, it's just not Fish. I'm personally glad that that character's involvement wasn't that of the soldier who kills Fish. Upham functions as the 'moral' viewpoint for the audience, most of whom haven't been in war or killed a person. That makes his one kill of the man who he pleaded mercy for, an enemy soldier, all the more profound and personal. One that speaks the loudest amongst the carnage and conflict.

@feltpen7 3 года назад

@@JoyoSnooze Good point. I also think that when the soldier who kills fish walks by a bum and doesn’t kill him when he’s going down the stairs is more powerful when knowing that he has no connection to him at all other than thinking he’s just a coward and not worth killing. A lot of people I think the reason why he doesn’t kill him is because they think it’s the guy from earlier on which is less powerful imo

@edm240b9 3 года назад

Some things people don’t realize about Cpl. Upham is that he’s a non-combatant. He’s not meant to be a frontline soldier, so his fighting abilities is nowhere’s near what Miller’s squad. His hesitation in combat is a very real thing that happens even in combat today and that happened in the past.

@MONKEYBOY4627 3 года назад

Very true every reaction I watch they all complain about Upham how scared he is. He was not trained for combat what do they expect. He had one kill and that was deserved.

@ryanexsus 3 года назад

The cast is nuts. You got Paul Giamatti playing bit parts, Giovanni Ribisi, Vin Diesel, Barry Pepper, just tons of great actors. They all wanted to work with Spielberg.

@Perfectly_Cromulent351 3 года назад

And Ted Danson and Nathan Fillion

@dizzynikki5912 3 года назад

You know when a performance, exhibit , music or movie takes your breath and words... It's Awsome... No need to apologize for being silent..

@kd5you1 2 года назад

One of the reasons why I think Tom Hanks is such a great actor is that he always plays Tom Hanks, regardless of which character he is playing. I really see him as an actor who really loves to be an actor.

@sspdirect02 3 года назад

My maternal grandfather was stationed at Peleliu during WWII. I never met him because he died in 1984. But from what my mother or my grandmother told me, he loved movies. Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark was his favorite. I think he would be most pleased with this film and tickled since Steven Spielberg directed it. You must watch Schindler’s List. It’s imperative that you react to that masterpiece.

@Gundam944 3 года назад

To ad some more info: The reason why the beach was so heavily defended was because the Naval and aerial bombardment, which was supposed to soften up the defenses and give the landing soldiers craters for cover, missed because of fog. That meant the Rangers landed and met the full force of Hitlers Atlantic Wall.

@Rejeckted 3 года назад

I saw this film twice in theaters when it released, once with my father and then again on my own. So well done. Also unfortunately the man in the beginning would have still gotten killed if he kept his helmet on. The first ping was a glancing hit by the bullet. The second round that got him would have cut through the helmet like butter. Those old GI helmets were not intended to stop supersonic bullets, but slower moving shrapnel and debris. Edit: After that ping he should have immediately gotten down asap, so he's not the sharpest tool in the shed for just sitting there....but its hard to judge the guy (mainly cuz its a movie). After landing and actually making it to the seawall im sure his senses are overloaded and its easy to make simple mistake after literally crawling through blood and carnage.

@NoneYaBidness762 3 года назад

Facts

@MatthewPettyST1300 3 года назад

I wish I had read yours before I wrote mine. We both basically covered the same thing. Are you Ex military too? I'm now 67.

@NoneYaBidness762 3 года назад

@@MatthewPettyST1300 I wore a steel pot in boot. Got the Kevlar helmet once I got out of training. Gulf War vet.

@MatthewPettyST1300 3 года назад

@@NoneYaBidness762 Steel all the way for me. My company just got sent to Germany from Viet Nam shortly before I got there (lucky me). Just about 60 klicks east of Frankfurt. I liked beer before but came home loving German beer so much I could not drink our swill called Budwieser. I had to learn to home brew my own.... Lucky me again! A close Nephew killed in Iraqi Freedom with an RPG hitting the side of his Humvee.

@NoneYaBidness762 3 года назад

@@MatthewPettyST1300 lol. I was born in Nurnberg. Dad was an Artillery officer. He Didn’t end up in Vietnam by some miracle. I was stationed near Nurnberg from 90 - 92.

@Nb123022 3 года назад

I was a senior in high school when this came out and I got physically sick when he was stabbed so slowly. It took me a long time to watch it again. If you haven't seen it yet, Fury is another really good movie with Brad Pitt. Everytime I see shit like this and then I turn on the news and see people(who are Americans)disrespecting OUR Country and OUR Flag it makes me so sick and livid I just can't understand the ignorance!

@JCARTSARTS982 3 года назад

Thank you for the comment and support N B :)

@prehistoricmale2345 3 года назад

Fury is to Hollywood

@yaimavol 3 года назад

Marxists have always hated our country going back to the 50's when they would travel to Russia and fawn all over Joe Stalin. Yes, very hard to understand. You have to conclude some people want to be controlled and subjugated. They have a slave mentality

@LoneWolf051 3 года назад

They gave their tomorrows, so we can have our todays

@alexlim864 3 года назад

A lot of veterans who watched this, left during the opening sequence, because things got too real for them; one of them remarked that he remembered the smell of the oil on the landing craft he was then on. And when another was asked about how real the opening sequence was, he replied: "Not enough bodies." Just goes to show how fricking insane the real thing was.

@johnbrown8570 3 года назад

Yeah we’ve all seen that joe Rogan clip. Jeez.

@hightidekraken 2 года назад

@@johnbrown8570 uhh no?

@Blue-qr7qe 3 года назад

Great reaction to an incredible film. Don't apologize for not talking; most reactors run their mouths incessantly, bulldozing over the script, not only depriving those watching of important dialog, but also missing a wealth of content themselves. A reaction can be a puzzled look or a smile, a frown. It doesn't have to be non-stop inane blathering. That's why we have ushers in theaters: to kick loudmouthed morons out. PS Good job. I just subscribed -

@dizzynikki5912 3 года назад

I just subscribed also.. Different strokes for different folks... I enjoy his reactions..

@JCARTSARTS982 3 года назад

Hey thank you so much Blue that means a lot seriously !!.

@JCARTSARTS982 3 года назад

@@dizzynikki5912 Hey thank you for subscribing Dizzy :) !!!!

@JohnWesleyDowney 3 года назад

Thank God somebody said this - Don't apologize for not talking; most reactors run their mouths incessantly, bulldozing over the script, not only depriving those watching of important dialog, but also missing a wealth of content themselves. A reaction can be a puzzled look or a smile, a frown. It doesn't have to be non-stop inane blathering. That's why we have ushers in theaters: to kick loudmouthed morons out.

@bradleyvogelsang6851 3 года назад

Every reaction that I've seen everyone tells the guy on the beach to "put your helmet back on" . It didn't stop the first bullet and it wouldn't have stopped the second one either.

@JCARTSARTS982 3 года назад

Thank you Bradley for the correction !! honestly very appreciated, it was in the heat of the moment I said that too because War films in particular make me cautious and nervous.

@fenix6297 3 года назад

And remember folks - the Oscar for Best Film went to Shakespeare in Love.

@martinlatour9311 3 года назад

def agree with the acting performance during wade's death scene. absolutely phenomenal and gut wrenching

@kckev00 3 года назад

Great choice for today! Happy Fourth of July! i love how they honored the families of those who fought and died for each other.

@BigHugsFromHell 3 года назад

Finally, you can now join the rest of us in fully appreciating all those "Saving Private Pupper" memes from a few years ago. Congrats!

@gokublack4211 3 года назад

Viewers: so what u think of the movie? Every reaction channel: *Was that VIN DIESEL?!*

@notjimmystewart 3 года назад

Happy Fourth, everyone

@DylansPen 3 года назад

Before they landed they were told not to stop and help anyone on the beach. And the last battle, nobody on the allied side ever wanted to see or hear a Tiger tank. A Sherman up against a Tiger was mince meat and without any armor against two Tigers and two Panthers, ridiculous.

@MrEd8846 3 года назад

My grandma was in England when the germans were shooting V1 bombs at it. She said that scene where they're walking and it looks like lightning is basically what she saw while at a distance from the bombings

@brandonp2277 2 года назад

Just watched for the first time. Absolute MASTERPIECE,

@ernestclevenger6640 3 года назад

When Cpt. Miller whispers to Pvt. Ryan, "Earn this." I think it holds a greater meaning. ALL of us today should strive to 'earn' our lives and futures. Because of their efforts, dedication and sacrifice, we have the luxury of living today. The world of today would have been horribly different had it not been for the defeat of Nazi Germany. The next time you're out and about, and you see an elderly man tottering down the sidewalk with a cane, or being pushed in a wheelchair. And, you notice he's wearing a D-Day Veteran cap. You should show MAD RESPECT to this old gent. Because 77 years ago, he was in a Hell most people couldn't conceive in their wildest nightmares. Because of his efforts back then, you have a future now.

@alfresco8442 3 года назад

The German who stabbed Mellish to death up the staircase was not "Steamboat Willie", they just look similar, but are two different actors. Steamboat was Wehrmacht, the other guy was Waffen SS. It was Steamboat, however, who shot Tom Hanks (after having his life saved by him) and was then shot by Upham.

@justinrichards7822 2 года назад

so glad i found your channel, i can't really relate to a lot of others, but i feel like I'm sitting having a beer with you watching these... good insight, bright comments, you're a smart kid.

@MatthewPettyST1300 3 года назад

When the medic asked for more Morphine 20:15 He knew as all of those around him it would be fatal with a second dose. He wanted to be mercifully put down.

@fenix6297 3 года назад

Yep - I caught that too. The second dose pretty much just slowed down his respirations to the point of death. You are specifically NOT supposed to give morphine in the case of massive hemorrhage, and only supposed to give doses 4 hours apart. As a corpsman - "3" was the magic number we were given. 3 Doses of morphine for all patients we couldn't save. At least I remember it being 3 - it was a long time ago, so possible I'm not remembering right.

@MatthewPettyST1300 3 года назад

@@fenix6297 I remember a phrase that goes some thing like "one to see heaven, two to go there".

@fenix6297 3 года назад

@@MatthewPettyST1300 Nice! Never heard that phrase myself. Corps school was almost 30 years ago for me...I may not be remembering it correctly.

@DougRayPhillips 3 года назад

The helmetless guy who killed Mellish was not the guy they let go earlier. The helmetless guy who killed the Captain, of course, was.

@jcarlovitch 3 года назад

I love how everyone is amazed that Vin Diesel was once in a good movie.

@rollomaughfling380 3 года назад

Right? As if they forgot about The Iron Giant?!

@ashleyharmon3231 3 года назад

Great movie!! And great reaction Jordan. I tear up every time i have watched this movie

@mattcooke1619 3 года назад

Absolutely great flick. One of the most interesting scenes is one that is missed. Just after the first scene, you noted that Mellish was kind of resting after that hard-fought scene. Vin Diesel had just presented Mellish, a Jewish American, with a Hitler Youth knife. That reaction from Mellish was an amazing acting performance in this movie.

@chickmcgee1000 3 года назад

Great Fourth of July reaction. You gave the film the respect it’s due. Another great film Spielberg did about this time in history is Empire of the Sun. It stars a child actor by the name of Christian Bale. John Malkovich also gives a great supporting performance. I don’t think I’ve seen anyone react to it. You would do it right if you reacted to it. Enjoy your Fourth of July!

@ripsaa2693 3 года назад

Great reaction...to all the young people please pass this message freedom is not free..and next memorial day besides the bbq's say a prayer for all the people killed in combat for our freedom

@sinaloacartel5622 3 года назад

Great reaction bro💯 btw the german that stabbed and killed mellish was not the guy they let go earlier on the film but the guy that shot captain miller is the guy that they let go

@mack7882 2 года назад

The beach landing is a tribute to the WWII vets. Earn it is for the audience too, a message for every generation, freedom is never free.

@Keti9er 3 года назад

I've been in combat. And I know EXACTLY what Ryan ment when he said "I was with the only brothers had left."

@cachaisnafu1010 3 года назад

As a combat veteran of 7 combat tours during my military career, I emphasized with your true and genuine reaction to this movie. It is "a movie" but depicts the horrors of combat/war very accurately. I wish more will watch this movie and understand and relate. The only thing I was not happy about, from your reaction video, you never stated any appreciation for past and present military members of The United States Armed Forces.

@JCARTSARTS982 3 года назад

Thank you for the comment it does mean a lot and I for sure have said great things about the armed forces in other Military/war movie reactions so I am honestly surprised I didn't mention anything in this movie and disappointed in myself for letting that fly by my head !. So thank you for the comment and thank you for your service, Jeff.

@richnorcal 3 года назад

Best war movie ever, yet it's so much more then a war movie...tremendous performances across the board

@richardcramer1604 3 года назад

I've seen several Saving Private Ryan reactions now and I've noticed that they all react to the same 4 or 5 stars when they 1st appear in the movie: Tom Hanks, Paul Giamatti, Matt Damon and occasionally Vin Diesel and Bryan Cranston. But they never react or mention Ben Affleck or Mathew McConaughey two actors as big and famous as the afore mentioned actors. Nor do they mention other recognizable stars: Ted Danson (Cheers), Nathan Fillion (Firefly) and Dennis Farina (Law & Order).

@Bullock0099 3 года назад

Please tell me where ben Afleck and Mathew McConaughey appear....

@richardcramer1604 3 года назад

@@Bullock0099, Good call, I feel like a fool for my earlier comment, just looked up the cast and I was wrong. The actor I thought was Ben Affleck is actually Edward "my mama loves me too" Burns and the actor I thought was Mathew McConaughey is actually Barry "sniper' Pepper. Now I know why no one recognizes Ben & Mathew, they aren't in the movie LOL.

@Bullock0099 3 года назад

@@richardcramer1604 Lol. I totally thought you were trolling.

@williamjones6031 3 года назад

Happy Birthday AMERICA! Most of what I have to say is already covered except: 1. Many WWII vets had to leave the theaters early because the first 5-10 minutes were so realistic to them. 2. The guy wanting morphine and saying he wants to go home was their medic. 3. If you're into crying I heartily recommend Stephen King's "The Green Mile" Tom Hanks joins Barry Pepper/Private Jackson (Dean) It's not a war movie but it will rip your heart out. YOU WILL CRY 100%

@1ofLouisBoys 3 года назад

this is definitely a classic film and one that deserves the praise it gets. 1917 is another good war movie by Sam Mendes that I find amazing.

@SkullAngel002 3 года назад

13:05 - No, Vin Diesel comes back a few years later to race. If you want to see something more recent, check out Black Hawk Down (2001).

@iKvetch558 3 года назад

Great reaction...just a couple of things. The German that stabbed Melish is not the German they let go after they took the machine gun nest. However, the German that killed Capt. Miller was the same German that they let go. Also, the guy that took his helmet off on the beach would have died whether he had it on or not...WW2 helmets were not made to stop an actual bullet. 🖖✌

@nammis77 3 года назад

Yes it was the same guy.

@iKvetch558 3 года назад

@@nammis77 Not the guy that stabbed Melish...he was not the same as Steamboat Willy. 💯✌

@nammis77 3 года назад

@@iKvetch558 Damn. I always though it was that guy.

@iKvetch558 3 года назад

@@nammis77 So did I the first 15 or 20 times I saw Saving Private Ryan. 💯✌

@mjelves 3 года назад

@@iKvetch558 how??? Not omce did I ever think that. And I saw it first in ‘98

@mattallen2801 3 года назад

When Ryan speaks to his wife at the end asking if he's a good man, just shows the guilt he's carried his whole life because of the sacrifices Cpt Miller and the rest of the patrol made to allow him to go home

@Tommy1977777 3 года назад

while you think about that, consider this: the real life event didnt have pauses in the firing from machine guns, artillery, etc. there were no budget constraints. you walked into a hail of steel.

@wesleyrodgers886 3 года назад

A great movie. Amazing stunt work and sound design.

@ryand5545 3 года назад

that ww2 vet died before the movie came out the real life vets who were on those boats left saying it was real only thing was missing is the smell of fuel from those boats

@GreatRetro 3 года назад

I watched this movie a first time when i was like 12 yo ^_^ and I was like "WooooW, cool, awesome..." After I served my time in the army at age 24, now it's hard for me to watch movies like: "Saving Private Ryan", "We were Soldiers", "Thin Red Line" and especially "When Trumpets Fade" cause they are too real.

@HARLEYMK69 3 года назад

I've only seen parts of this film but yes the acting is great :) Love your hair :D

@J4ME5_ 3 года назад

watching the best movie ever with one eye... Ill sub when you can see... also what kind of monster doesnt cry at the end of this movie... Im being hard on you I know.. but still, great movie and reactions

@JCARTSARTS982 3 года назад

Haha I know it looks like I cant see but honestly I can see don't worry haha

@NoneYaBidness762 3 года назад

No one recognizes Ted Danson and few recognize Nathan Fillion either.

@dizzynikki5912 3 года назад

Now I'm totally curious.. Where is Ted Danson is the movie.. I've never noticed..

@NoneYaBidness762 3 года назад

@@dizzynikki5912He’s Nathan Fillions (the wrong Pvt. Ryan) captain.

@dizzynikki5912 3 года назад

@@NoneYaBidness762 Thanks.. Now I gatta go check it out...

@NoneYaBidness762 3 года назад

@@dizzynikki5912 Enjoy!!

@eighthdoctor 3 года назад

Or Dennis Farina (the lieutenant giving Millar the search mission for Ryan) who was in _Manhunter,_ _Miami Vice_ and took over the _Unsolved Mysteries_ tv series after Robert Stack passed away.

@MatthewPettyST1300 3 года назад

That guy 6:04 who got a glancing shot in the helmet, then takes it of and then gets shot straight in the middle of his forehead would not have survived anyway. Those helmets are only good for shrapnel and low speed defections. I was in the Army back in 1973, made Sargent in late 1976 ( 173rd Assault Helicopter Company UH-1 Huey Mechanic/M60 Doorgunner, ) and then got out and pretty much wore the same helmet and that is what my drill instructor told us. Thin steel (see it when he holds it taking it off) on a floating (not steel ) helmet liner will not stop anything coming at you straight on. That policy is real about removing the lone (male) survivor in a family.

@Waterford1992 3 года назад

5:35 Captain Mill says "No armour has made it ashore" 5:06 You can clearly see a tank in the background so maybe he just did not see it?

@tonydaza8504 3 года назад

Watch the foreign movie titled come and see (1985) the movie tells the story of a young man going through the horrors of war in ww2 with the nazis occupying Belarus his home country . With the way they filmed the movie looked realistic and very emotional. Some say this movie makes saving private Ryan look like finding Nemo

@sjd5750 3 года назад

The German that killed Mellish wasn't the same guy they set free..I thought that for a long time, as well, until someone pointed it out..They look a lot alike, for sure.

@daveprout9575 3 года назад

The German coming down the stairs was not the one they let go from earlier!!!!!!!!

@IAmNotARobotPinkySwear 3 года назад

I've seen a lot of movies in my life, I consider myself a cinephile. I've yet to see any other movie that even comes close to the bar set by Saving Private Ryan, and not just in the war/action sense. The cinematography, the cast and acting, even the dialogue, the practical effects sweet lord the practical effects, the set designs and props to even the faded look. This movie is a masterpiece and not only is it a disservice to try to compare this to other movies, its pointless too. Its in a league of its own IMO.

@JCARTSARTS982 3 года назад

Thank you for the comment and I can't argue with that honestly, this is a phenomenal movie !.

@Mr.Goodkat 3 года назад

It's overrated, flag waving propaganda which gets it's best sequence out of the way at the beginning and it doesn't have any compelling characters, it's dishonest as well in how it depicts the Nazi's, very sneaky movie.

@IAmNotARobotPinkySwear 3 года назад

@@Mr.Goodkat I agree on the "gung ho" america part, but I stand by all my original points.

@Mr.Goodkat 3 года назад

@@IAmNotARobotPinkySwear It would have been a better movie if you followed the characters before going off to war and the D-Day sequence is at the end of the movie would have hit with more emotion, a movie can have fantastic cinematography, acting, effects etc. and still be boring. Difference between appreciation and enjoyment. It neglects the two most important things, character and story. How have you never seen anything on this level? there is countless better movies.

@blackpanther10105 3 года назад

@@Mr.Goodkat tell that to the veterans that watched the movie

@jiveturkey8263 3 года назад

Flags Of Our Fathers should also be on your list.

@rollomaughfling380 3 года назад

That's a good one.

@aidancafferty8898 3 года назад

the waffen ss soldier that stabs Melish in the final battle is actually NOT 'steamboat willy' (the German POW from earlier). Its a completely different guy.

@nammis77 3 года назад

Happy Fourth of July. Great movie huh. You should watch Hacksaw Ridge if you have not seen it. Its a true story. Extremely good movie.

@JCARTSARTS982 3 года назад

I have and thank you for the comment Nammis :), actually my friend did a reaction for Hacksaw Ridge on the channel !!

@JuanRamirez-xh3kc 3 года назад

HAPPY 4TH OF JULY, GOD BLESS THE U.S.A.!

@unknownme3385 3 года назад

Great react! Saw this one as a child. A movie you should react to is a kurdish movie called Turtles can fly. It's an amazing movie.

@JCARTSARTS982 3 года назад

Thank you so much for the comment and support unknown me :) !!.

@bruceheckerman7343 3 года назад

Do you know that if we hadn't went over there, we'd all be speaking German right now? A pen pal in the UK told me this!

@buddydeal7695 3 года назад

Good reaction. I’ve seen over a dozen reactions of this movie and no one has recognized Ted Danson yet. I guess y’all are too young to know who he is. 👴🏻

@jeffmayle6776 2 года назад

The Sullivan Brothers died when their ship was sunk….there were 5 of them. A whole generation of family wiped out. After them the Military put a policy in place so no family members Brothers ect. Weren’t allowed to serve in the same units.

@jasonprestonATX2140 3 года назад

One of the best movies ever. If you haven’t seen it you should check out FURY another great one.

@martinrooney3670 2 года назад

Beach scenes shot in Ireland all extras from the Irish defence forces

@TRAUMAMILLER 3 года назад

OMG YOUR HAIR IS SOO COOL

@el-hierro 3 года назад

most realistic war movie ever

@noheroespublishing1907 3 года назад

Okay, Come And See directed by Elem Klimov, please!

@lethallatin5094 3 года назад

Apocalypto was really good also

@louielouie22 3 года назад

31:35 no that's not the guy they let go. I thought it was too. They look alike. The asshole comes at 33:14

@bekhele 3 года назад

the guy killing mellish with the knife is not the same as the released soldier who shot miller at the end and then killed by upham. they look alike but it are 2 different people ( uniforms;steamboat willy is regular werhmacht the other is a waffen ss paratrooper

@epa316 3 года назад

Watch Schindler’s List, and you WILL cry. 😢

@tomcat8739 3 года назад

I have nothing but respect and admiration for every World War II veteran that served. And it absolutely disgusts me to see what the Democratic Party is presently doing to this country knowing what they went through

@coxmosia1 Год назад

Now check out Schindler's List and Band of Brothers also by Spielberg.

@blakefletcher8052 3 года назад

Gotta react to lone survivor

@jkim1241 2 года назад

The only nitpick I have on this movie is when Mellish said “we got him” with a smile after the sniper got killed. It just didnt seem loke an appropriate reaction when his friend was basically dead on the ground still.

@paulhadfield7909 3 года назад

they should show this film to kids in school so they never join the army

@MontagZoso 3 года назад

By far, yours is the BEST reaction I have seen on this film. Thank you from Seattle. 👍

@JCARTSARTS982 3 года назад

Wow thank you for that huge compliment !!

@washaynes 2 года назад

You not one thing about why this movie was made. Spielberg and Tom Hanks have produced a series of WWII veterans talking about Dday and many battles. The point is they and I honor these men. They are the greatest generation. I am sure Spielberg and Hanks are sick of hearing about how well this movie was made. They want people to remember the men who fought for freedom or they wouldn't have made the long documentary. My great uncles fought in WWII and they could not talk about it. You should spread around to all your friends the seriousness of this war.