Saving Private Ryan (1998) Scene Movie Clip 4K UHD HDR Steven Spielberg

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Saving Private Ryan: A Cinematic Masterpiece of War and Sacrifice
Saving Private Ryan, directed by Steven Spielberg and released in 1998, stands as a hallmark in the realm of war films, revered for its intense realism, gripping storytelling, and powerful portrayal of the human cost of combat. Set during the tumultuous backdrop of World War II, the film follows Captain John Miller (played by Tom Hanks) and his squad as they embark on a perilous mission to locate and bring home Private James Ryan (played by Matt Damon), whose brothers have been killed in action.
From its opening sequence depicting the harrowing landing at Omaha Beach on D-Day to its poignant exploration of duty, camaraderie, and sacrifice, Saving Private Ryan immerses viewers in the brutality and chaos of war like few other films have achieved. Spielberg's meticulous attention to detail, coupled with the groundbreaking cinematography of Janusz Kamiński, creates an immersive experience that confronts audiences with the horrors of combat in stark and unflinching terms.
Central to the film's impact is its exploration of the ethical complexities of war. As Captain Miller and his men traverse the war-torn landscape of Normandy, they grapple with questions of morality and the value of a single life amidst the staggering loss of countless others. Through its portrayal of the bonds forged between soldiers in the crucible of battle and the profound sacrifices made in service of a greater cause, Saving Private Ryan offers a poignant meditation on the human spirit in the face of adversity.
Moreover, the film's performances, particularly those of Tom Hanks and the ensemble cast, lend an authenticity and emotional depth to the narrative. Hanks, in particular, delivers a nuanced portrayal of a leader burdened by the weight of responsibility, while Damon imbues Private Ryan with a vulnerability that underscores the film's exploration of the individual amidst the chaos of war.
Beyond its critical acclaim and commercial success, Saving Private Ryan has left an indelible mark on popular culture and continues to be studied and celebrated for its contributions to the war film genre. Its influence can be seen in subsequent works of cinema and its legacy as a testament to the courage and sacrifice of those who served in World War II endures to this day.
In essence, Saving Private Ryan transcends its status as a mere movie, emerging as a powerful and enduring testament to the human spirit in the face of adversity, and a timeless reminder of the profound cost of war.
Directed by Steven Spielberg
Written by Robert Rodat
Produced by
Steven Spielberg
Ian Bryce
Mark Gordon
Gary Levinsohn
Starring
Tom Hanks
Edward Burns
Matt Damon
Tom Sizemore
Cinematography Janusz Kamiński
Edited by Michael Kahn
Music by John Williams
Production
companies
Amblin Entertainment
Mutual Film Company
Distributed by
DreamWorks Pictures
Paramount Pictures
Release date
July 24, 1998
Running time 170 minutes
Country United States
Language English
Budget $65-$70 million
Box office $482.3 million
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[@archipelago93]

The sound of the German tanks rumbling and creaking in the distance is absolutely HAUNTING

[@thepanel2935]

That's just what I was thinking!

[@navskygupta5311]

sure is buddy

[@smellypatel5272]

26 years later and no war movie has come close to this movie and scenes like this

[@bubsmp]

Blackhawk down was pretty good.

[@michaelnoor8423]

Hacksaw Ridge

[@sergeontheloose]

Well, I can experience war in Ukraine in real time which is probably the best documented war in terms of footage - you have FPV footage, areal footage, trench footage, drone footage - you name it.

[@footiecyclo]

Generation War, a German series. Maybe it doesn't top this but it's close at the very least.

[@shouldhavedonebetter]

No war movie has ever had a stupider scene scene like this. Not even the Rambo franchise. For sheer stupidity, nothing come close to planning on holding a bridge to the last man then blowing it.

[@walterheisenberg251]

“I don’t need any luck Sarge, I was born lucky.” I thought for sure Reiben was gonna die but no, he’s right. He was born lucky. One of the few to survive.

[@nkt0811]

he wields BAR, no way he couldn’t survive the battle…

[@Yomamakizmanuts]

Being the last one of the squad you were with is a blessing and a curse.

[@muaythaigoof]

It was because of the show he got at his parents shop before he went to basic training 👍

[@harrycallahan9733]

I thought so too, but by the time he single handedly wiped out the 20mm crew, I knew this guy was lucky for real :)

[@purplemonkeyelephant]

Spoiler alert

[@deathincluded3706]

a movie that defined genre, and single handedly started the WW2 mania of the early 2000s both in film and video games....

[@ericdalinda]

defined the genre and as well as our culture, without this movie theyre would be no medal of honor allied assault. without medal of honor allied assault there would be no call of duty. No call of duty and the 20 years of video game relevance.

[@louisburke8927]

Rarely matched tho. Changed war movies but unfortunately it's the peak.

[@yasserressay7755]

Also coincidentally swing-revival is hit it's peak in same year!

[@LegoWarFims]

And in Lego Animation as well on KZbin.

[@majorleaguelag]

Good movie, but I think I’d take full metal jacket over this one

[@jeffpotter7656]

Best depiction of what these Men did to save the world from tyranny.

[@gpapa31]

I remember watching this at the cinema. The sound from the tanks and the ground rattling gave me nightmares. I have been near tanks moving on rough terrain and this film brought that vibe scarily close.

[@TheGodParticle]

It is that, reminds me of that scene, the awakening of Talos.

[@jbs901]

I, too, saw it in a theater. The surround sound let you hear the bullets flying all around. I got a real sense of just how random things are in war. The ammo was flying everywhere. It was just a matter of one of the millions of them flying in your direction.

[@najisayeed2082]

Same here

[@bryanduhart7218]

this movie in 4k looks like a modern day production, what a film, best war movie ever created

[@Wafflez-Man-YT]

This movie started it all for war films and video games. This movie triggered that instant hook on war and history for me. I saw the movie around 2001-2002 when i was about 7 years old. My mind was blown man. Rest was history.

[@Vikingr4Jesus5919]

6:21 That handmade bomb going off too early killing the guy was tragically realistic.

[@nakfoor1846]

I think it went off when it was supposed to, he delayed his approach too long.

[@bro918]

At least it was instant

[@Tony.L9793]

@@Vikingr4Jesus5919 it was actually a dummy got exploded😂

[@thorebenthien7448]

its ok, he was american

[@luvfreedom1470]

​@@thorebenthien7448And ironically because of Americans like him your shitty country isn't a Nazi slave camp.

[@ScoutSniper3124]

My Father and Two Uncles fought in WWII. My Father and one Uncle made it home. I see what America has become the last few years and remember the sacrifices my family and millions of others made to bring safety to the world. It breaks my heart to see how far we've fallen, and how so many Americans couldn't care less. My Father & Uncles were part of the Greatest American Generation, I can only hope my own Sons aren't part of the Last American Generation the way things have been going. SSG. U.S. Army (Medically Retired) Infantry / Sniper / SOF Intel (SOT-A), multiple tours

[@Conn30Mtenor]

Prosperity breeds decadence. Keep in mind that the WW2 generation had to endure not just the war but the grinding poverty of the Great Depression. No self-respecting parent would wish either on their children.

[@tgorski52]

They came home from war and spoiled their children rotten because they figured the worst of it had to be behind them. Then their kids had kids and took it to another level. Meanwhile people on the outs of that postwar good life got tired of waiting for their turn. And here we are. Who to blame? Everyone.

[@serverlan763]

@@tgorski52 It's only in the last 20 years things have got really bad iMO. The WEF and the woke left have really poisoned the place. Hillary Clinton, Obama etc..

[@EH-nw6bu]

SSG, in referring to your statement, it should indicate that you need a new sector sketch. Current intel states that we veterans need to be ready as the current readiness is less than adequate. I would bet that just because you were deemed medically unable to continue your mission, if needed, you could regain the sensitivity in your index finger. As I was never in the combat arms, I was involved in the movement of said individuals to and from the AO. I have never forgotten the faces of these individuals as they departed my ACFT. Regardless of the danger, not one person tried to stay behind. The look on their faces when returning to the FOB was a whole different story. Unfortunately, it will take events that are history altering to make some people know the truth. I wonder what all these people will think with the FLOT is in their backyard? Bu that is just the thoughts of an old crust NCO. Stay safe SFC, US ARMY, AVN, RET

[@scottstewart9154]

That will be turned around once Trump and his fake patriot Magas are gone and we have a people who in office who recognize the sacrifice the military has done for us.

[@MacheteSeason]

First and last 20min of Saving Private Ryan are insane.

[@scottstewart9154]

Best movie battle scene ever!, solidiers running out of ammo, hiding behind cover and getting killed if they don't, good guys getting killed. Perfection! puts most movies these days to shame

[@chimolpopoca]

Masterpiece. Art. Spielberg here shows why he is one of the GOAT

[@markanthony2495]

Goes his whole life just to hang on to a sticky bomb too long. Man. :(

[@danmang923]

In terms of combat realism this is the greatest war movie ever made. Always find myself coming back to it after watching more recent war films. Everything down to the smallest detail was brutally recreated in this film. None other come close.

[@jeffingram9916]

My dad was in WW2. He was drafted in 1944. I saw this movie in a theater with fantastic sound and big screen and it was terrifying in some scenes. My dad died in 1980 but I wish he could have seen this movie.

[@seancampbell4694]

My grandad was at D day plus 1and managed to not get severely injured until the Dutch Belgium border, Don't mean to sound like a melt but has Europe not learned that guns and bombs ain't the way, every warmonger should take a 1988,9 california sunshine and know that everything is gonna be alright so long as we stop killing everyone ffs

[@lyingcat9022]

He may have not wanted to. My uncle couldn’t watch Full Metal Jacket. And he’s one of the most BA dudes I’ve ever met. Swapping War stories with him after my deployments was just crazy. Vietnam was wild and WWII even more so.

[@Elliesbow]

war movies today just dont have the sound design like this movie does. The sounds slowly building and the tension in the beginning is insane even as a viewer you're on the edge of your seat.

[@jamesswain2465]

When I was a kid in the mid to late seventies we played war all the time. We thought getting dirty and drinking out of canteens was so cool.

[@aurelmatthews4164]

Tom Hanks probably has the best "yelling" voice in all of Hollywood, next to Gary Oldman

[@onlygaming8106]

I love how there are no crappy vfx in this movie....everything seem real it feel like it was film during actual battle

[@user-vq4cu6ky9v]

I watched it when I was 31, This movie is truly THE classic that is unsurpassed.

[@charlieabbot3649]

I couldn't sit through a 2nd viewing of this movie. It was raw emotion.

[@Tony.L9793]

I just love the sound effects throughout the movie, it was super great

[@derricklafrance9440]

Right after Miller says ..... Plus change, the sound is from Full Metal Jacket.

[@jamesswain2465]

Especially the tanks, freaky

[@EngPheniks]

The story although being fictional, the attention to detail and accuracy depicted in this movie is awesome

[@tamenund3009]

To an untrained audience, perhaps. The scene in the tower was pure fiction. SOP in the German and Allied armies during WWII was to destroy a church tower from a distance, to keep both forward observers from calling in air or artillery on their position and to keep snipers out (if they were going to approach the town). The German soldiers close together in two files making their way up the street was fiction as well; they were too well-trained to maneuver so close to one another.

[@pxatm]

@@tamenund3009 It's 1944. The well trained Germans are buried in a field outside of Belarus. They've brought a motley crue of what ss grenadiers can still walk and three vehicles to take a bridge they don't expect the enemy to hold yet. Realistically, they wouldn't have even made it to the town, they'd be pasted by artillery or airpower, or abandoning their fuel dry tank 15 miles up the road.

[@clarencebland4861]

Oddly enough I concur with both commenters. Surely the German commander has some basic ideas about advance. The tower has to go first.

[@b4nterontilt245]

@@pxatm bullshit

[@pxatm]

@@b4nterontilt245 Yeah bud look at how the war went. Germany sent their best and they weren't very good.

[@francissoyer6909]

When the tiger tank passes and stops, then swings around to come down the street is seriously intimidating.

[@goobi3780]

the set and atmosphere design is so impressive

[@AbsurdistAsian]

2 scenes from this battle that horrified me by how gory they are, are the scene where the soldier gets exploded by his sticky bomb, and the scene where the group of soldiers attacking the tank gets shredded by German flakgun. Jackson's, Hovack's and Mellish's deaths are heartbreaking, but those two aforementioned scenes are straight up horrifyingly sad.

[@Tony.L9793]

WW2 were more bloody than WW1, especially the battle of Stalingrad, battle of Okinawa and Iwo Jima

[@Vikingr4Jesus5919]

​@@Tony.L97933M troops in WWI, about 20M troops in WWII (Not counting civilian casualties)

[@ChukedIII]

This happened every day for 6 years in World War II, 60 million killed

[@Kontorotsui]

actualyl I don't think a human would explode like that, most likely most of the torso would be opened and maybe some limbs detached but not in small pieces like that from such a small explosion. You need high explosive shell to do that to a human body.

[@Inbraneinthememsane]

Low testosterone beta obviously

[@Elthenar]

This was amazing in the theater. The ground was literally just rumbling, you could feel it in your chest.

[@Savior20061]

I love the way Reiben just glares at Ryan in the beginning. "Thanks, Ryan. You couldn't leave with us and now we're stuck here, and I have no idea how many of my friends are about to die."

[@yellowguy4004]

Not gonna lie I was only 9 when this came out and the noise of the tanks getting closer and closer and knowing the shit was about to hit the fan damn it was intense.

[@filmfacts2]

I find it fascinating that Steven Spielberg thinks of such small things as making the pile of rubble behind which Tom Hanks takes shelter vibrate as the German tanks get closer😔

[@PierceCountyFirearms]

That .30 cal machine gun sounds so sick.

[@duncancurtis5108]

This had us gripping the seats all the way through. It was like being there.

[@JUMPoutRoundzzz]

I have never felt like I was in a movie before until I saw this

[@SnowTiger45]

THE BEST WAR MOVIE EVER !

[@jamesswain2465]

Think I'm gonna have to go ahead and agree.

[@RamdinsangaSailo]

This might be the best war movie I've ever seen, it's extremely realistic...

[@SeriousLee79]

This not a true story, but Steven Spielberg made it great what war is all about.

[@chriscompagnone9465]

The premise was based on a true story. Google Fredrick "Fritz" Niland.

[@starwarsroo2448]

It's a few real stories amalgamated into a fictional story

[@GlennPetteys]

the one paratrooper who times the sticky bomb incorrectly... i always wondered if that was realistic looking until the drone footage from Ukraine verified that yep, they got that right too.

[@MK384]

Do you have the link of this drone footage sir?

[@bonkees]

It's all over Reddit

[@mikelross3505]

Could you post a link

[@starskyhutcho-vm2gw]

these scene when they where preparing for position was scary as hell.damn quite.you can smell death was coming..

[@user-hc4tz8qb7c]

Сколько раз смотрю этот фильм и каждый раз не покидает ощущение,что это происходит в реальности.

[@kal.50bmg32]

Na denn Iwan: Ab in die Ukraine! Dort geschieht das wegen eueres Scheiß Putin in der Realität.

[@luiseduardo586]

Just.imagine how this battle would have.changed if Upham had done the right thing.

[@pfcwar5150]

A half a pack of Lucky Strikes says Umps a Democrat

[@vitesse_arnhem]

@@luiseduardo586 Imagine if we had n00x in the European front. We’d still hold American colonies there today. The EU would never have been created and we would own all of their gold.

[@brdnrd]

@@pfcwar5150 WTF???

[@brdnrd]

@@vitesse_arnhem "n00x"? What is that?

[@vitesse_arnhem]

@@brdnrd pronounce it phonetically. It’s so I don’t get cen-sirred

[@sebastianmoran.]

A hand signal for enemy infantry is not a limped wrist. It's usually a point and circle, i think.

[@Al-Pacca]

Point noted. Let's circle back to that later.

[@SixDemonBagg]

I read somewhere long time ago that the military advisor for the film was a Vietnam veteran and the hand signals were from that era maybe why they were wrong

[@commanderkeen3787]

​@@SixDemonBagg his name is Dale Dye and he was a Vietnam vet

[@LimaSierra609]

@@commanderkeen3787 a highly decorated and respected ex-US Marine Officer, Captain Dale.

[@commanderkeen3787]

@@LimaSierra609 Bronze Star recipient

[@sarcasticguy4311]

I always like how in movies they make ammo cans look like they're weightless.

[@searchingsearch4046]

i Swear rewatch this movie has 50 times, every time the sniper I still no idea about the Hand language from the tower. But still looks so cool

[@drock8505]

World War 2 vets said this movie was the closest depiction of the war that was ever made.

[@tr7b410]

I remember watching the T.V. series:Combat with Vic Morrow when I was a kid.Similar pathos to this movie.

[@davidself2223]

You got anymore of that? Classic

[@bakulubaka8661]

They knew death was coming, it was hell on earth.

[@C.A._Old]

*nowday still best movie made all of time last times 20th century.*

[@YalnArat-ez9ft]

Amazing job..Love your all works

[@Beans2338]

The men who fought this war were aa few good men and look what a few good men can do such a good movie to depict good men

[@FoulWeatherFriend385]

Back before every combat movie was a money grab with shitty cgi and roided up ex-comedy stars as the main characters.

[@FoulWeatherFriend385]

You spelled Mark Whalberg wrong. Literally any movie relating to a true story about the military has that guy as its main character.

[@nigelbilsby3826]

I saw a play and one of the actors was in saving private Ryan, he said the set took your breath away, it looked like proper town that had it's guts kicked of it, if the actors felt like they were in a real town, that's why the film is so good!

[@markv9287]

Movie makers take note: The camera POV is always at eye level, keeping the audience feeling like they're right there with the soldiers. No disrespect to Peter Jackson, but if he had directed this movie it would be 90% high speed drone shots and slow mo-fast mo nonsense.

[@jamesswain2465]

Love the dramatic delay before the Americans finally see the Germans.

[@silentblackhole]

I've loved many movies in the past, and I have come back to watch it again after many years. I am often left disappointed. This movie, however, is a piece of art, it's visuals, pacing, just the sound design of those tanks slowly coming in, Getting louder and louder It actually makes you feel how they would have. They really were the best generation. I worry that if there is a Third World War, we might not be up to the challenge. I hope I'm wrong..

[@mexman000]

damn, i was getting into the movie and the time ran out. that's like going to those .25 cent peep shows in NYC back in the 90's! they definitely need to replay this back on the big screen

[@moviesandpopcorn2958]

😂

[@MyCinemaEurope]

Stalingrad 1993 is the best war movie ever!

[@blueberrywaffles4919]

Thank you! I was looking for that movie

[@bryantaylor2427]

The two guys sharing gum always struck me. No time for cuties when you're staring death in the eye.

[@LAOSmnagiva809]

At 1:09 you can see a red and white strip, used for modern work. In 26 years I have never seen it!

[@georgepierson4920]

Where?

[@bashbash9100]

THE GREATEST GENERATION EVER PRODUCED BY AMERICA!!!!

[@nickg9170]

The sound of that half track just slowly incoming is so haunting. Louder and louder and then just stops. Fuck!

[@achmadsuhebi3537]

That's a great film I've ever seen until now.

[@chrisfloyd4655]

the 4k is stunning.

[@LazyScoutJace]

That tank approaching was terrifying for 10th grade old me...

[@jamesswain2465]

When I was in 10th grade I watched The Shining while I was home alone in a ridiculous blizzard.

[@kal.50bmg32]

T just thought: Too bad, that can´t be an original Tiger 1, what kind of crap do they now present to the audience? And I was right.

[@patrick-ip4yf]

0:43 Reiben looks at Ryan "thanks a lot man" looks at him again at 3:33 "sorry man"

[@mbatley]

Every time I watch this scene, at the beginning when you hear the armor coming, I feel dread.

[@johnadams-wp2yb]

"Two Tiger and two Panzer tanks" Maybe he means two Panthers? Panzer just means 'tank'. Tigers were Panzer 6.

[@romyarmada2521]

Panzer to allied forces generally just meant tank really. This period in this area probably means Panzer IV as it was the most common tank for the Germans.

[@tamenund3009]

He did say, "Panther".

[@Daveymeijer]

Why dont the Tiger use its machine gun ?

[@FoulWeatherFriend385]

I think it does when Upham is running across the road getting shot at.

[@Kontorotsui]

because the whole scene sucks.

[@Daveymeijer]

@@Kontorotsui You can better say, unrealistic as f*ck XD

[@Kontorotsui]

@@Daveymeijer yeah, another good definition

[@davebartosh5]

My poor sister ran to the lobby puking during the D-Day scene.

[@TROOPERfarcry]

I don't understand why Jason Bourne wasn't more helpful in this situation.

[@jamesswain2465]

Because Bourne wasn't as talented as Mr. Ripley.

[@wellifthemediasaysit]

ARRRGHHHH needs another 10 secs at the beginning, so we can hear the distant rumbling of those tanks!

[@HuyQuang-ds7cj]

1:15 is that Joey's new roommate?

[@ignaciogodoy7095]

yes, where is my buddy? my fish xD

[@mexman000]

the sound alone you hear from the tanks approaching. The smoke from those diesel engines. i doubt they were easy to maneuver

[@stephensmith4480]

They were Petrol Engines in All German Tanks in WW2.

[@mexman000]

@@stephensmith4480 maybach

[@stephensmith4480]

@@mexman000 Yep 👍👍

[@andyx2299]

"LOOK ARROUND YOU TODAY AND YOU SHALL SEE WHO WAS RIGHT"

[@alexgramm5170]

That's a great scene... and I don't say that much... when Ed looks at Matt saying well here we are and it's the war and he knows that Ryan has seen it and now they are seeing it together and both will fight and maybe die as Americans.

[@ivanfriki7367]

Nice work👍 Someday you could Try back to the future

[@BasicBobby]

Should’ve given Ed Burns an Irish last name in the movie. His character is a New York Irish kid, let’s be honest. “I don’t need any luck Sarge. I was booorn lucky!”

[@cheftylermarsh2858]

Historically, Germans would send in the smaller panzers to check the area out before sending in the Tigers.

[@KO-sx9uy]

defending a bridge instead of blowing it and staying behind lol

[@TigressOrchid]

4:35 The sound of that tiger moving...... Thats real horror. Sound like a real train.

[@Kontorotsui]

Well I had the REAL Tiger, the 131 from Bovington, pass 1 meter in front of me, the sound is that indeed. Exactly the same. My only disgust is how unrealistic it is that they would bring an heavy tank made to rule the open battlefield in an urban fight. No way this would happen. That Tiger would turn, and simply obliterate them with an HE 88mm shell, no need to get into it, that's not how you use an heavy tank.

[@kal.50bmg32]

@@Kontorotsui Finally someone with an idea here! 👍

[@Kontorotsui]

@@kal.50bmg32 thanks

[@user-tc9or7kq2k]

2차 세계대전을 배경으로 한 원탑 전쟁영화

[@pereznstr]

Is this a younger captain Phillips? lol

[@justinbailey1756]

Damn, imagine if they had to fight on the eastern front where the war was.

[@JR7noir]

OP is down

[@Gimli1732]

Black hawk down was realistic action as well

[@AudiolivrosNarrados]

Que filmão!

[@Hugooo00]

a coward can be far more dangers than enemy.

[@jacobsinger97]

Great code language matty demaret

[@rederickfroders1978]

Dude lit the fuse just a second or two too late and got desintegrated because of it. Shit man..

[@brenden223]

I was born in 1998 and when I watched this for the first time when I was like 13 I was like no way this movie came out in 98 lol

[@GymChess]

And when I watched it the first time you'd probably not even come out your mother's womb yet. lol

[@gianzua5727]

4:38 when that tiger stopped it felt distressing

[@jagareksa.bahureksa]

Bandoeng Mooi-kawaii No cap.., it's battle formation!

[@Tacofiend92]

The browning M1 19 machine gun sounds different in this movie than others. Why?

[@WilliamFBogey]

Has this been enhanced with AI software or something? It looks very odd. So strange, like it was filmed only a few years ago. Cant believe this film is 25-26 years old. Like Band of Brothers, it has this very raw authentic feel to it, very, very minimal CGI.

[@tsiaotsiao3906]

The only criticism I have about this movie was too many familiar actors played the soldiers which made it less realistic. If Spielberg used unknown actors I think it would bring more sense of realism. Instead, I just see Tom Hanks and Matt Damon dirtied up in soldier uniforms.

[@marakujer7269]

In 1998 i was in the german Military, Naval Infantery, and the movie was shown in the Military Camp's own cinema. Felt weird being in an Infantry Unit and watching that movie. Especially the close-up dying scene when one of the Team got Hit in the stomach while storming the german MG-Position in the Normandie-Countryside.

[@Ilive4moneyable]

Whats 50 plus change?

[@feer0890]

I like the hand signal

[@daniele.tbarrett1630]

Just think Steven Spielberg wanted pete postlethwaite to play captain Miller not Tom Hanks.

[@HughGRekshin]

Always thought I could be a Miller, but in a combat situation, I would almost definitely be an Upham- scared shitless and wishing to die

[@user-vd1uz3dj8l]

Many what ifs final scenes. #1 mike is directly in front of 3 guys. #2 mortar shells just lying around. Did not use bazooka or c4 until too late. Why didn't machine gunners take ammo with them?