Not about saving Private Ryan, it's about saving Brother Ryan

Rating: 9/10 (28 June 2013)

What is war about? To win it? To represent yourself as the better and stronger country? Policy? Origin? What exactly hid in that hideous scenario of World War 2? Own conflicts of soldiers and the life of a single individual. James Francis Ryan from Iowa. A life for many. Deserves a man's life when it has to be more? A question for some of the soldiers doubt. Whose life is worth more, they wonder, that one of their fighting men or a desperate enemy of the results. "Saving Private Ryan" shows a new impression in the second World War, and illustrates how the soldiers were eaten up the mental images of decisions, the sense of justice and balance. Policy does not matter, it's a story about the soldiers and just about them, with all their strengths, fears and weaknesses, but each with his own. Spielberg shows how cruel and dirty the time of the Second World War, with excellent performance and proves that there isn't just Indiana Jones and Jaws in him but still completely different surprises.