compelling peace of art

Rating: Null/10 (3 December 2000)

He just puts the camera on "our shoulders", and takes a dive : "from blistering hell to silent agony, apocalypse surrounds us and never lets go" that is how to sum up the first 27 minutes of what is certainly the greatest war picture ever. More human, realistic and breathtaking than it's predecessors , Spielberg's masterpiece takes us to the bottom of human despair and into the courage of a few men who fought for the end of totalitarism in the last great war. Millions of people lost their lives in this terrible event, millions and all that Spielberg is saying is : "Remember who you have to thank for living how you do today" Congratulations Mr Spielberg.