Great movie!

Rating: 3/10 (24 July 2013)

Saving Private Ryan by Steven Spielberg To the question "What is your favorite movie or what movie you have seen many times?" The first movie, title which comes up to my mind is Saving Private Ryan by Steven Spielberg. The movie won 5 Oskar. It is the best movie about Second World War which was shooting by American Cinematography. I saw SPR (Saving Private Ryan) on TV. The cable TV which we had back home was translating a lot of International movies. American movies are one of the best, the whole world knows about American movies. Big budgets, filming skills and actors are best in America. By those criteria SPR caught my attention and dipped me into the atmosphere of bloody war. The film is about American soldiers' encounter with German forces at the coast line during the first day of D-Day. American army organized with Allies a massive landing on the Normandy beach (North France). Also thousands of paratroopers landed into deep into center of France. The story begins with scene where Private Ryan shown as already old man, who is walking with his family at soldiers' cemetery. Ryan came to honor the memory to the significant person of his life, the person who saved his life, the price which was the dead life of whole rescue group. The interesting part begins after first scene. The picture quickly changes from silent soldiers' cemetery, where the grass is green; sky is blue, and people wearing bright colored cloth to the Normandy beach. In 1944th before year of victory, France was still occupied and controlled by German-Nazi army. Germans built a massive defensive line along all France beach territory. Defenders set up a big number of bunkers and fences on the beach. All that picture of war was presented in high quality. Massacre begins with lending American troops to the beach where Germans starts to shoot them. American forces loses thousands of people under the machine-gun fire during the first hours of landing on Omaha beach that how was named that sector. The main actors are identified at the moment when camera showing American troopers sailing to the beach and that entire scene follows Captain Miller's squad.