The greatest film ever made

Rating: 10/10 (15 February 1999)

Where do I even begin? Well, maybe I'll start by saying that this is the best movie ever made. I don't know how Spielberg did it, but this movie captures you like no other. Maybe it's his brilliant usage of hand-held cameras, but during the battle scenes, you feel like you're there. You feel like you are in the battle. Veterans who saw the movie said that the only thing missing is the smell of gunpowder.
Many have criticized Spielberg's use for making the movie so violent. They said the film is just too bloody. Wrong! Spielberg always trys to go for realism, and that's exactly what he does. The film is gory because the war was gory. That's the way things happen on D-Day.
The film definitely deserves the Oscar. It is the most powerful piece of work ever put on the screen. Can you honestly do any better?