A step back not only from Private Ryan but even from Pear Harbour

Rating: 1/10 (31 July 2017)

The facts:

No emotional attachment to any of the shallow characters. What are the names of the various protagonists? Dunno.

-The scale of this historical event, which should be comparable to D- Day is terribly depicted. The entire operation is run by 3 (three) airplanes, a handful of small boats and some hundred men on the beach.

Three insignificant and repetitive story lines: let's escape from the beach, dogfight, sunk ship, crashed airplane, repeat until you reach 2 hours of movie.

In the whole movie there is barely a drop of blood. Not a wound, not a bleeding, not a severed limb despite the soldiers being bombarded several times on an open field. Ridiculous. The graphic revolution started with Private Ryan is forgotten. The bombing scenes are less captivating and tense than Pearl Harbour.

A disappointing movie in terms of script, acting and technical filming.
One more demonstration that online ratings in 2017 are utterly useless.