Crying in the wind, at the loss of a life....

Rating: 10/10 (4 July 1999)

The reality of war has comprised of nearly one-hundred movies during the past century, and no one in that time frame has been able to make it as real as Spielberg did in, "Saving Private Ryan". All of it was true. The death, the destruction, the horror. Everything.
The movie is quite remarkable. For nearly three hours it showed the basics and specifics of how the Allies and Enemies went at it in WWII. The enormous amount of losses at Normandy were all that sparked me in the movie. That is where I started remembering who was on that beach at the time, or who made it, or who didn't.
The entire cast conducts an incredible performance. Hanks and Burns shine, Damon and Sizemore strike the screen with their emotions and thoughts, and Spielberg again amazes the world with his hard work and dedication toward the movie industry and the history of the world.