A movie to put in film school directories

Rating: 9/10 (30 November 2016)

I think this is a magnificent film. It has everything and everything good. It is not an effects movie, but it has them, entertaining, with history and that even taking almost three hours, they fly by.
How can you have so many actors and that everyone is so good. I'm not a fan of Tom Hanks, but I think even he's fine. Being a bomb movie, it turns out that all actors have depth, you all know their lives and their thoughts.
It is normal that being Spielberg, with his budgets, make-up art, hairdressing are fine, but you have to.
From the photograph, nothing needs to be said, magnificent, as always Janusz Kaminski is formidable. Constant coldness and depth of field for Steven's plans Talking to people everyone loves the beginning. Nobody talks about the ending. I even heard that the film has the climax at first. I think if you like the cinema you will enjoy much more of the whole ending than the rest of the film.
Spoiler:
The film has an early hour that everyone hallucinates, not for less, that amount of effects, extremely well made, with a lot of rhythm and very well planned. But this is only the beginning because we reached the end of the film, the whole area of ​​the bridge. From here, he talks about values, fellowship, friendship, but most of all, Steven Spielberg gets to direct as he knows. Plane to plane is a true marvel, narrating based on planes, the camera is always placed where it should be, at the pace it should carry. Having effects, of course, but only with the staging and its direction is not to blink. No close-ups at all pace, no, plans studied to tell a story. It gets you so far in the movie that you do not realize that you've been almost three hours.
There is a moment in the movie, when the military arrive to tell a mother that her son is dead. She is in the kitchen. Through the window you can see a car. Without losing the woman we see the car, as she opens the door, they pass and it does not take much that she knows what there is. What a way to tell and tell. No cheap but brutal sensibilities.