Possibly The Best WWII Movie Ever Made!

Rating: 10/10 (13 February 2009)

From the word "go", I felt immersed in the scene of the D-Day landings. These scenes were indeed frightening, but terrific all at the same time. The camera work was just excellent, and the acting was superb.
One thing I noticed from people leaving comments, many people hold a hostility towards this film because it makes American's look like heroes. This is totally understandable, as we do often gratify ourselves too much. But, this movie was based on the lives of American's in the war, and the writer and Spielberg tried to make it as unbiased as they can, but the fact is more people look at the American fronts more than any other. This is a sad fact as nearly all countries suffered from this great (but yet horrible) war. It is clearly seen in the movie that surrenders of the German side were horrible because our American troops executed some of them, that stirred me in the wrong direction but yet it is true.
And as for previous comments, the English and Canadians did help clear the beaches, but didn't play a huge role.
Setting the issues before aside, this was possibly one of the best movies ever made. I know spots can get dry sometimes as will all movies, but other than that it kept me interested, and entertained.