Makes you feel you were there...

Rating: Null/10 (6 January 2004)

SOME SPOILERS
Everyone's seen smart-bomb's crash into buildings via nosetip camera's. We've watched cities bombarded with missiles from stationary, rooftop photographers. For years now, we've all seen war play out form afar, courtesy of twenty-four hour cable news coverage.
But, it's Steven Spielberg's WW II epic, Saving Private Ryan shows the brutality of war up close and personal, through the soldier's eyes. Starring Tom Hanks, the movie is the story of eight United States soldiers in their quest to find through the mess of occupied France; one G.I..
`Saving Private Ryan' is by far, the most gruesome, grizzly war tale yet told. It's graphic depiction of chaos in battle throws the audience from it's safe theater seats to inside a collapsing, war-torn country, with tracer bullets and screams of fear and pain flying by.
By it's sheer horrific honest view of war, the film had created an audience of hardened Vets who had seen the distaste's of war, whose heart had broke at the loss of a brother, and whose rage was overwhelmingly intolerable by the
cowardly acts of a comrade.