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The 25-Minute Opening D-Day Landing Sequence In 1998's Saving Private Ryan Is My Favorite Scene In Motion Picture History.
a great movie i was on the edge of my seat the whole time It was a overwhelming experience
Very enjoyable movie; though there were quite a few factual errors in the movie. From the start: Abraham Lincoln never wrote to anyone about the loss of her sons - never happened.
Band of Brothas was betta
A great war movie but with some unseen flaws. First: the D-Day landing was a bit unrealistic. The driver of the boat would not in his right mind park his passenger load directly in front of a bunker. Just plainly unrealistic. Second: Spielberg always puts some stupid child element into every one of his damn movies. In this case, the German child and Vin Diesel. Plain stupid. The movie was great,
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Bob Graham
San Francisco Chronicle
An overwhelming experience. Full Review
David Edelstein
Slate
What Steven Spielberg has accomplished in Saving Private Ryan is to make violence terrible again. Full Review
Elizabeth Weitzman
New York Daily News
Steven Spielberg's best war film -- and one of the two or three best movies the director has made. Full Review
Elvis Mitchell
The New York Times
Steven Spielberg's soberly magnificent new war film, the second such pinnacle in a career of magical versatility, has been made in the same spirit of urgent communication. It is the ultimate devastating letter home. Full Review
James Berardinelli
ReelViews
For those who are willing to brave the movie's shocking and unforgettable images, Saving Private Ryan offers a singular motion picture experience. Full Review
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