Saving Private Ryan: Good, but did you think about why it was made? - Saving Private Ryan Reviews


Production Status:Released
Logline:After D-Day, 8 soldiers are sent on a mission to save a man whose three brothers were killed in combat.
Genres:Action/Adventure, Drama and War
Running Time:2 hrs. 50 min.
Release Date:July 24, 1998 Nationwide
MPAA Rating:R for intense prolonged realistically graphic sequences of war violence, and for language.
Distributors:DreamWorks SKG
Production Co.:Mutual Film Company
Studios:DreamWorks SKG, Paramount Pictures
U.S. Box Office:$216,119,491
Filming Locations:County Wexford, Ireland Hatfield, England, United Kingdom
Produced in:United Kingdom
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Monday, October 1, 2007

Good, but did you think about why it was made? - Saving Private Ryan Reviews

I mean, it's a war movie and I love war movies and I love the visuals and the acting and the realistic views of D-Day were great! The spillingof guts, the headshot as soon as one guy took off his helmet, I mean, it's fantastic. It was good, but as you proceed through the story, you start to realize something that America, and only America puts in every single one of its war movies. I finished watching the movie and I think about what the moral of this movie was and this is the first thing that comes to me. "AMERICA IS THE GREATEST COUNTRY EVER AND EVERY OTher COUNTRY SUCKS AND DESERVES TO GO TO HELL." I mean yeah, sure, America is probably the strongest country. If America's economy goes down, the whole world goes down. America has troops in every single corner of this sphere we live on. THey're making their language the international language and so far, they're pretty successful. THey made hamburgers and hot dogs several decades ago and in some countries, nothing is selling better. Okay, that's great, but the director of this movie seems to forget that many, many other countries helped in fighting WW2. There should have been more of other countries and there should have been some more main characters that were not American, but French, or English or something. So I give this movie a C+

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