Saving Private Ryan

This video is from Steven Spielberg's incredible movie Saving Private Ryan. Earn what you've been given, Independence & Freedom

[@davegregory4291]

I am a guy of 81 years, i cannot watch this without crying. God what those men gave for our freedom. (Dave UK)

[@Icebergeification]

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[@pinheadlarry2506]

They are truly the greatest generation to ever exist

[@kimberlycornelius7911]

They do not know

[@winniechau4442]

And that’s emotion and acting as a skill

[@ultimatesunrise]

Steven Spielbergs message is simple. This is the sacrifice that was made. Have you earned it??...

[@rafaelmartinez9697]

I served in the military and met a man on Omaha beach that day while at WalMart, wearing my veteran's jacket many years ago. Something about the insignia led him to start a conversation with me that was all of 30 seconds long. The hell in his eyes and voice as he abruptly opened up to me to tell of how he was the only survivor of his squad in that landing is the daily hell many heroes live with every day. Freedom isn't free. If you're free today, thank a vet .. especially those of this generation, who are almost all gone.

[@rafaelmartinez9697]

The problem I have with this scene is that Capt. Miller's well meaning last words to Pvt Ryan about needing to earn something he'd already proven he had was most regrettable .. the survivor's guilt is something Ryan lived under the rest of his life. That's one less hell combat veterans don't need. And the tragedy is that it was indeed well meant.

[@robertodeleon-gonzalez9844]

@@rafaelmartinez9697 Almost just as easily, Captain Miller could have said, "You have earned this."

[@jacksrbetter1870]

God bless you sir! Much respect!

[@jacksrbetter1870]

The GREATEST GENERATION EVER!!! these people today have had it so easy, they have no idea of the price paid for their freedom. They take everything for granted..

[@NativeMatt]

He as an animal doctor?

[@dkbsoulman]

My late father was a WWII veteran. He lived a good life and was a good man. God bless these souls who died for our country's freedom. A grateful nation salutes you. Rest in peace.

[@hectorlopez1069]

Your late father is a hero.

[@Anonymous.1776]

All Veterans are worthy of praise and I have the highest honor for them. A lot of my predecessors and cousins are in the military, and I thank them all. 🇺🇸

[@vudulabrat]

I sit here and think about a dear friend and mentor from my childhood. Rev. Paul Simpson. He stormed the beach on D Day. He and I enjoyed big band swing music, even though we had 50 years between us. May The Lord Our God keep you at ease, and our country free. Love. Respect. Honor.

[@brandue4523]

If this doesn't bring a tear to your eye nothing will.

[@MamdouhAzab]

The best movie I have ever seen in my life.

[@cynthiaszustak2798]

Field of dreams is great too!

[@kevinbushracing58]

@@cynthiaszustak2798 And Spaceballs

[@kOoSyak]

Even Beauty and Beast is cool! I like fantasy!

[@gordonbergslien30]

This film is nothing short of a masterpiece.

[@noahlawson7949]

I remember in 1998 going to the movies with my dad to watch it..he is past on now so I think back on these good times.

[@anandblacklistedz]

Made me cry all the time. the best movie ever... salute the crew....

[@lakshitadeepak687]

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[@captaincharek3559]

yes this is the best movie ever always has been always will be forever and that is a promise

[@epilchandu]

My best movie ever. 😢

[@matcole1975]

God Bless all our allies who sacrificed their lives for our freedom.

[@jermainemorris5733]

I can’t say that it was my favorite movie of all time but I will say that it is the only movie I’ve ever been to where when we left the theater no one spoke for 10 minutes.

[@patriciawright8136]

Yes that is true we were all speechless

[@shiftyshamsk]

Never forget. There are still men fighting today against the evils that threaten our lands and way of life.

[@kiyubunojika]

I cry every time when I see especially the ending. One of my favorite movie.

[@captaincharek3559]

this is also one of my favorite movies too always has been always will be forever and that is a promise

[@nymathman8212]

I only met my father once when he was alive - it was on my 7th birthday. I did meet his mother a few times who shared that his father, my grandfather fought in WW2, but not much else. When I saw this, I said to the man I went to the movie with that I felt sure that my grandfather landed on Omaha Beach on D-Day. 18 years later, when my father died, I gained access to his items that proved I was correct. He served in Headquarters’s Company with the 1st Infantry Division, and landed in the “Easy Red” sector of Omaha Beach at the beginning of the second wave.

[@joshuabrooks4907]

One of the greatest movies of all time.

[@captaincharek3559]

yes this is one of the greatest movies of all time always has been always will be forever and that is a promise

[@johnkuehl6163]

“ And the Oscar goes to ….. Shakespeare in Love ! “. To this day the worst Academy Award snub in film history !

[@captaincharek3559]

yes I agree Shakespeare in love is one of the worst academy award snubs in film history

[@karthikswaminathan4125]

The best movie I ever saw. Soldiers also are humans, not mere fighting machines. Their commitment to protect the freedom and integrity of their motherland makes them different. Salute to all soldiers, marines and officers, universally.

[@pfcremus]

The Thin Red Line would like to have a word with you

[@pilgrimpassingthrough2228]

Years ago I was about to take an exit off Rt. 24 in MA when I saw an old station wagon in the breakdown lane. As I passed by I noticed an Marine Corps sticker on the window and I saw an older gentleman sitting on a box on the passenger side front tire so I pulled over to see if he needed help. He did....He couldn't use one of his arms very well to change the tire and so I did that for him. He got shot up on Iwo Jima ....He told me he lasted all of 10 minutes. I told him I was honored to help him and thanked him for his great service! Poor guy was on his way to Rhode Island for his grand daughter's wedding and he went on his way with one of those pitiful dounut tires. If I had the money I would have bought a new one for him on the exit but I didn't. I did however before he left give him my thanks, a gospel tract and I prayed he'd make it safely to his destination. I will never forget!

[@rr7firefly]

The same director who brought "Schindler's List" to the world. I can only say that it takes a genius to bring two enormously meaningful stories together flawlessly. And to capture the wide range of human experience with such great depth. I still cry when I see both movies.

[@UberKrispy]

Both are masterpieces, and stories that needed to be told.

[@martindurkin8837]

My father was a WWII vet and left a large part of himself overseas he was pretty much a stranger to me but a hell of a man.

[@alexanderhelm5016]

Well said mate. That can't have been easy.

[@ryanmurphy2588]

The Best Movie in my lifetime.. From the sands of D-Day, to the actual rescue of PVT. Ryan, and the fight after in France vs the Germans. Saving Private Ryan has everything for everyone. That's why it's the greatest film of all time!!!

[@Darronsanderson]

My time in the Gulf War was nothing like these battles. Freedom is not free. All gave some. Some have all. 🙏

[@hc6368]

60 years old. Great Uncle went in D day plus 6, in a engine out C 47. He never said a word about it but until I was in college in my twenties. I hunted with the man for years. He made it to Bastonge. "I was a skinny guy, there was pile of parachutes on the deck, Was routine flight with supplies, the pilot calls "all hands bail out." "Every time I grabbed one some bigger guy took it from me". He made it out but had a good ditching . " He just wanted to go home, "We had guys we had to dig out of foxholes in Belgium. Dead, Their fingers were frozen and had to be pried out of the dirt " That was duriing the Battle of the Bulge. During Patton's run to Bastonge , he told of having to remove a German soldier's remains from the snow of their halftrack they ran over in the night.

[@ripvanwinkle1819]

" angels on our shoulders" is really just "blackmail" in hankys mind

[@CrashMacDuff]

Proud and honoured to remember those who served by leading tours of Normandie.

[@heinzdauer9487]

Ich war lange Soldat bei der deutschen Bundeswehr gewesen aber bei dieser Szene treibt es mir immer wieder Tränen in die Augen !!!

[@kamillaprincess1501]

Be proud to be German. Contemporary history is only a staging. Like this movie!

[@annapancini3822]

Film bellissimo...da fare vedere nelle scuole alle nuove generazioni...perché sappiano capire a quale prezzo sia stata pagata la Libertà!

[@racepaceswimming414]

One of the best movies ever

[@captaincharek3559]

yes this is one of the best movies ever always has been always will be forever and that is a promise

[@LaurentValette1234]

Each time I have been to that graveyard I cried like a little boy. Most of those men were kids (15) and they enrolled for the honor.

[@auzziguy449]

Maybe that's why they died, you don't kids to kill men. Are you sure you were not looking at ww1 memorial?

[@ronaldgavlick732]

AUZZI GUY YOUR comment makes no sense ?

[@auzziguy449]

@@ronaldgavlick732 I'm saying they were too young/immature for battle.

[@garyteeley9637]

Believe me, it is not easy to live your life feeling you owe someone a great debt for saving your life, I can relate to that and for 18 years i never forget those. Still not easy to come to terms with. Awesome movie...

[@bulow453]

A most powerful movie. It makes me cry too.

[@captaincharek3559]

yes this is a powerful movie always has been always will be forever and that is a promise

[@musicgroopie1]

This should be shown in every school in America. Everything we enjoy today is because of the sacrifice our forefathers endured. God bless and keep our soldiers in Heaven and may God have mercy and patience with America today which suffers from treason, Debauchery, and self love. I will never forget the sacrifice of my family's military service which heavily out ways my four day combat experience in Desert Storm for oil dominance.

[@igotwect3174]

well probably not elementary cuz the kids would be traumatized but high schoolers could probably stomach it

[@user-dn4zn7lq5y]

يجب ان يظهر جرائم ابو غريب وحتلال العراق في كل مدرسه امريكيه وماذا فعل الامريكان في الشعب العراقي ياحذاله يامجرمين

[@thedeal3252]

قلها باللغة الإنجليزية إذا كنت تريد تشغيل فكك

[@michaelbee2165]

Thank you sir for your bravery in combat and that of your family. Mine has done the same. Iraq was not about oil dominance. It was about protecting American interests and our way of life. Truly heroic.

[@michaelbee2165]

@@user-dn4zn7lq5y What did the Iraquis do to citizens of Iraq?

[@user-pl3yn6jj9b]

When i watch this movie 🎬 on 1998 i was emotional start crying, how cruel the war affecting brutally the lives of humans, i admire to best actor Mr.tom hank as capt.tom Miller inthis movie so very beautiful.

[@Some_Random_Humans]

Great movie

[@captaincharek3559]

yes this is a great movie always has been always will be forever and that is a promise

[@rachaeldangelo1337]

My dad took me to see this on opening day in the theater when I was 6 yrs old cuz my dad couldn't find a babysitter and was traumatized from the Omaha beach scene because in my 6 yr old mind I thought I was watching those soldiers being massacred in real life I couldn't comprehend that they were just actors and weren't really being mowed down and blown to bits especially they guy holding his guts screaming for his mother, that was the scariest thing to see as a young child. I should also mention that my dad was a combat engineer in the army so this movie also exposed me to the reality of my dad's profession and was worried that he might get killed fighting in a war. Then 9/11 happened and my fear of my dad having to deploy to go to war came true. When he went to Iraq in 2003 as part of the invasion force I thought he was going to be in a battle as bad as Omaha beach was once the invasion of Iraq started. I literally thought the Iraq war was going to be a major conflict with massive casualties

[@paytonwilliams4352]

Same thing happened to me when I was 9 my brother had me come downstairs and he put this movie on and it was my birthday

[@lt8865]

You were right there was massive casualties!

[@hc6368]

Me and my fiance went to see this on opening day . In a Texas Naval Air station town, A lot of retired veterans in the audience . I heard very elderly men openly weeping behind me in the audeince

[@anaruhoani2597]

May there souls be kept by the lord for they are the reason we breath today thank you soilders

[@djhicks1982]

I think anyone who decides to desecrate the American flag should be forced to go to a national cemetery. They should have to watch a military burial. They should have to see and hear the cries of the family as they lay to rest someone who gave the ultimate sacrifice to give them that freedom.

[@ghost_rider221]

60 years old and this chokes me up every time i see it..respect and grateful thank you to all who served and is still serving.

[@heinzdauer9487]

Schlichtweg Ergreifend und Nachvollziehbar !!!

[@redhorse8018]

We should all live a good life and earn it. There may not be a squad of soldiers fighting to make sure you would live. But, there are some people fighting for us

[@frankferret1038]

This generation gave so much for us and gave us freedom from tyranny never again should the US forget what they did.

[@Robin6512]

Absoluut great movie. It really moved me a lot.

[@captaincharek3559]

yes this is a great movie always has been always will be forever and that is a promise

[@michaelcasia7264]

the old man looks like matt damon indeed

[@chrismcbee4653]

We have this movie in our collection of greats.

[@sevenday379]

Невозможно смотреть без слёз. Вечная память американцам и всем воевавшим против Гитлера и погибшим

[@derrickjones6442]

Those guys were the greatest generation. They sacrificed their lives for our freedom.

[@bertheaulorenzo717]

A l aube de fêter les 80 ans de se jour,ou tant d homme de tous ages de religion ont débarqué sur le sol francais,tant ont perdus la vie laissant des familles dans la douleur ce film relate toute la violence d une guerre,merci a vous et tout mon respect qui je l espere sera reçu aux familles des veterans qui ont sacrifié leurs vie...merci

[@andrewstackpool4911]

This is probably Ryan's finest hour, when he confronts the past and salutes the captain. Here we see the true warrior, the brother. And every single on of we who served wherever would be marching with him. This is what at the end of our days we are all about. They caught it perfectly.

[@reconstructionmanifest7349]

Never forget all of the people who fought and scrubbed the world of evil

[@michaelbee2165]

Unfortunately even still exists. These brave men scrubbed the world of the evil of that day. But history has proven that evil always returns. We must be diligent to stand against that evil, both for our children, and for the ultimate sacrifice these men made to defeat it.

[@shrikeshlala3091]

Ye movie maine 2002 me star movies me dekhi thi aj achanak se you tube me dekh kar bahot sare memories ankho k samne aa gaye I can't stop my tears 😭😭😭

[@TheEvanAlmightyy]

God Bless our US Vets.

[@gabinoguerrerohernandez9048]

Movie!!! Digna de conmemorar!!! 🙏

[@tstubs]

My dad and uncles fought in this war. I could only watch this movie once. It brought me so much pain to see what they went through! No wonder my dad never talked about the war.

[@edwintunney9595]

I was 8 years old marines left the theater they said it was so hard to see the fight

[@vanessalang2018]

My granddaddy was in the US Navy and fought in the pacific during WW2. He never talked about it. Now i can understand why. God bless all veterans who have given their lives so that we can have the freedoms of today.

[@darrenmoran3539]

He didn't want to leave his group what a hero

[@alanwitton5039]

Great scene from a great movie! Beautifully acted by everyone concerned

[@captaincharek3559]

yes this is a great scene from a great movie always has been always will be forever and that is a promise

[@justicer283]

My god,I've never cried so much watching this final scene in this movie,bless all the soldiers and sailors who gave their lives so we can enjoy our freedom which we seem even now to take for granted.

[@sweetlou3449]

forever will be thankful for what they did. The debt we owe to them and they never asked for anything in return. D-Day June 6th is only a few months away. 79 years ago this year. God bless our troops.

[@twjones1955]

“Tell me I’m a good man”.

[@albertbabos4079]

I was named after my great uncle who served in the 14th Tank Battalion, 9th Armoured Division. He was KIA in the Battle of Remagen. The last bridge the Germans held. I have the very letter sent to my great grandmother as you see in Saving Private Ryan that the mothers received. I also have his Purple Heart Medal.

[@heinzdauer9487]

Bei Anschauen bekomme ich immer wieder einen dicken Frosch in den Hals und es treibt mir Tränen in die Augen !

[@terrenceprzybylski3226]

When ever I see war memorials, I think of my friend William Charles Sheldon killed in Da Nang Vietnam War in 1968, William was 19 at the time, he was killed.

[@ytsux9259]

And how many innocent civilians did you slaughter? Sincerely, A Vietnamese in Saigon.

[@ytsux9259]

How many "My Lai's" that weren't reported? 😏

[@ytsux9259]

You weren't any better than the Nzis and Japanese back then.

[@terrenceprzybylski3226]

Yt sux, that's a fake name ,your an American, posing as a Vietnamese, you probably was the yellow bellies who ran to Canada but before you left you welcomed soldiers returning by spitting on them,and calling them baby killers. Run you cur....

[@stephen4763]

@@ytsux9259 golf foxtrot yankee

[@adamnowin9079]

Aż płaczę że tyle ludzi odeszło Poland 2023

[@auzziguy449]

what happened to this America?

[@JorgeGarcia-ex1ns]

😢😢😭😭😭😭 hits me when he said you heard it

[@amolkudalkar9672]

Very good and best movie my life i salute to all use solders

[@randybrandenburg7033]

It’s a hard movie to watch cause it’s brutally truthful, it’s also a must see and possibly the best movie made about ww2. You actually have to ask yourself what this country stands for and how much would you give.

[@jamescress]

I spent four years in the USMC and watching this clip made me tear up. Semper fi do or die!

[@haroldpbalsax2600]

I shed tears EVERY time I see this. GOD BLESS AMERICA

[@5imonwillis]

There probably isn’t a more important video to watch on the internet to value the gift of life.

[@jamesmusisca7547]

this movie is very powerful

[@captaincharek3559]

yes this movie is very powerful it always has been and it always will be forever and that is a promise

[@capnhands]

Each cross and Star of David is an American who gave up their tomorrow for our today.

[@BeautifuLakesStreamsBiologists]

Several years ago I came across a grave of a WW2 soldier who was killed in action. The grave did not appear to be well attended to. Since that time, I visit every Memorial Day. I have shared the thought to adopt a grave of veteran. The idea never seems to grow in popularity, but I keep suggesting it because they deserve it. I hope others will consider this. Their sacrifice also should inspire us to stand up for freedom. I hope more will shoulder the debt we owe to those who gave their all for us.

[@hectorlopez1069]

To protect our country and our freedom.

[@davidrubio9753]

I read that when the filmmakers were dubbing the film in German, one of the voice actors was a German soldier who was ACTUALLY there on the beaches that day He couldn't finish dubbing his voice. He started crying uncontrollably and ran out of the studio

[@user-tr1nm2uc4x]

the best both with band of brothers

[@MrPAPAGAYO46]

Un veterano de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, visita a sus casi 75 años el cementerio en donde reposan los restos de su comandante, muerto después del desembarco en Normandía luego de una misión enviada expresamente a rescatarlo con vida, pues era el único hermano que quedaba vivo de cuatro que acudieron a la guerra y tres de ellos murieron en acción. Este segmento es de la película "Salvando al Soldado Ryan", protagonizada por Tom Hanks como el inmolado teniente de infantería que perdió su vida en acción por rescatarlo vivo de las garras de la muerte.

[@gabinoguerrerohernandez9048]

Digno de ellos!!! Con. Gran valor

[@idontknowwhattoputhere.3572]

Can’t believe how young Damon was here.

[@garydyer9825]

My dad ww2 marine, opened door to my room, said you leave today. I said yes sir. Dad said, keep moving or you will die. Vietnam 67-68 i keep moving. Thanks dad

[@yarming43]

You've spent a good life ,James.

[@cameronpickard7456]

amazing how these great men had the courage to storm those beaches for others

[@hectorlopez1069]

and to die fighting for their country. Rest in peace to them.

[@michaelshanahan4042]

Loveing the Irish cost line reminds me of the old country to be shore

[@matthewure9797]

I was fortunate to visit Normandy in 2004. Felt as though time stood still.

[@hyper-lethal-sigma3]

If there were one film I wish I could've played in it would have been this it's so much more than a war flick it's a ballad a saunit to that war and what it took to fight it and the sacrifices it demanded

[@jamesgibson4100]

we are now in a world, that you have to seek, and find the good.

[@stephenkissane4268]

Gets me to tears every time

[@jimmccormack7507]

A blast from the past. God is always around.

[@carlosrocha3833]

The best movie. I'm from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

[@danielduarte2661]

Dime que he sido un hombre digno. Sin palabras.

[@user-up8jx3mt6j]

There can no greater gift than giving your life for another.

[@patrickpazouki5953]

One of the few movies close to actual battlefield action

[@djchinotsp0422]

Watching this reminds me of visiting my dad and grandpa who both served in WW1 & WW2. It makes me cry everytime

[@fugujamalyoutube9303]

3:47 sea digno de esto merézcacelo!!!!!!!!!!!! un soldado del universo!!!!!

[@robertlamont6092]

We who serve (the 1%) do it out of a duty to protect our nation, Flag, & Constitution. We fight for our brothers and sisters in arms. A dedicated few can do miracles.

[@philippekremer174]

Musique et histoire, très belles, cela me touche profondément! Cela dot-être très dur, de visiter un défunt, qui vous sauva la vie!

[@angloaust1575]

If only the french had have had The same fighting spirit in sept39!

[@CMOT101]

Clearly you know nothing. Your disgusting comment shames you Many French soldiers died fighting the Nazis whilst Yanks hid and refused to do their bit.

[@WilliamBonney-gl2qf]

Agreed,instead they planted trees so the Germans could march in the shade. Soft-hearted Frenchies

[@stephenhagen234]

Only Abraham Lincoln could have penned those words. At one of our nation's costliest wars. Come Lord Jesus!

[@wolverines_boneclaws5362]

I wish i could cry really bad Jesus. But when will you let me do it..?

[@dailyfun7739]

The best actor Tom Hanks

[@toysoldier68]

Sad scene..... war is hell

[@mikevincent603]

Much respect. My old grandad showed up there and never said a thing.