Simply the best

Rating: 10/10 (11 September 2016)

This movie truly deserves a spot on the top 10 best war movies. No words can express the feelings you get while watching this movie.
Right at the start you're being thrown right into the heat of the battle, the starting 27 minutes are absolutely amazing, in the way that Steven Spielberg (the director) did tremendously good job at making his vision come true. The scenes were "extraordinary" sort to say, in the way that he tried to recreate that WW2 "Battlefield Cameraman" aesthetic. If you watch any footage from WW2 you can see the hand- held camera is shaky and when an explosion or something else happens nearby, the camera goes everywhere and the footage gets interrupted. Steven used this and made the movie feel chaotic. The scenes looked so real and felt so chaotic up to the point that REAL D-Day veterans who watched this movie had relived the horror of Omaha beach because of their PTSD, and when this movie was released they setup a hotlink for anyone who had received these horrible "flash backs". That is such a terrible thing, and my heart goes out to the veterans who had to relive this chaos all over again. Then again... as terrible as this sounds, this is quite the achievement for Spielberg in the way that he made it look so real, that it was too real.
Never the less, the rest of the movie had you on edge, i'm not telling you how. You should know, if you don't. Then go watch it.