The Thin Red Line Battle Scene 

I saw this movie when I was younger and tried to compare it to Saving Private Ryan...Now that I'm older I find this movie much more powerful...Shows what war does to the individual. It's a Masterpiece and I think severely underrated

One of the all time Great War films. Arguably the greatest due to its incredible ability to capture the inner heartbreaking monologues of its protagonists.

WHY DID IT END EARLY? THAT WAS A VERY POOR PLACE TO CUT THE SCENE. THE MUSIC WAS BUILDING AND THE BATTLE WAS JUST STARTING AND THE FAMOUS "THIS GREAT EVIL" POEM SHOULD HAVE BEEN IN THERE. HOW COME NO ONE RECOGNIZES THE CINEMATIC BRILLIANCE OF THAT PARTICULAR PIECE OF THIS ANTI WAR MOVIE????

The Pacific War seemed like the worst nightmare. Humanity's brutality against the backdrop of nature's beauty.

The opening of Saving Private Ryan is magnificent but the story after that is so so. This movie is about small unit combat in close quarters with an enemy that gives no quarter. and expects none and the effects it has on individuals. My dad spent 2 years in the Pacific war and had 3 battle stars, the Japanese soldiers were highly respected.

This is my favourite movie and this is just so damn good

Best soundtrack ever

This makes me think of my uncle jules rutten. A dutch marines who died on soerabaya island.

too short

Best scene

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*Save the private Ryan won a Oscar* Malic *Hold my beer withouth an Oscar*

Film shot in tropical far north Queensland

I counted 4 pixels, anyone get a different count?

where is all the scene?

Actually, just before 1 minute. I had no more paper in the bathroom. So I had to shower my ass with the showerhead. :)) You see, there is no sense.

Dude did somebody just throw a friggin samurai sword at @1:40 ??

Banzaaaaiiii...

Unlike the Germans who would surrender, the Japanese would fight to the last man, that is why the decision was made to use the atomic bomb, which was a terrible thing bit it probably saved several million lives in the end. This film really captures the emotion of the average American GIs coming up against this reality.