Not all historic

Rating: 2/10 (9 May 2005)

This movie was overall a great movie. --BUT-- (big scary letters) But only the first 20 minutes were actually historic. I know maybe it wasn't meant to all be historic but doesn't a war movie usually have to be like the real thing? The actual Omaha beach scene at the start is the only real historic event, the rest is all fictional. Thoug I cannot reveal why it is not all fictional I can still tell you that whatever the movie describes and/or you think it is, war is not always actually like what you see.
War is gruesome, painful, depressing (x 9222845363), terrible, and basically it is one of the most horrible things that can ever happen. Dying is not horrible, as everyone is meant to die, but the pain and agony and all the other things that go along with war is.
So basically I'd like to stick to more historically accurate movies.
Also, America FORGOT (OR MAYBE JUST DIDN'T WANT TO INCLUDE) THE COUNTRIES THAT DID MOST OF THE DIRTY WORK!!!!! LIKE CANADA!!!!!!! LIKE GREAT Britain!!!!!!!! HOW CAN YOU FORGET THEM TOO????????????????????????????????????????
Also, the movie was incredibly corny. It was not true AT ALL except for the first 20 minutes. It's like they say about North American cars and European cars: THEY ADD MORE GADGETS AND TAKE AWAY ALL THE QUALITY!
Yet we must remember the ones whom actually fought. Lest we forget.