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Saving Private Ryan Reaction (Patreon)

Published:
2023-11-29 18:18:04
Edited:
2026-06-13 03:03:24
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2026-06
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Saving Private FULL Munchies

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RFK Fan

GREAT REACTION!! So happy to see you girls going on a Spielberg binge lately with JAWS, JURASSIC PARK and now SAVING PRIVATE RYAN. You can see why he's Hollywood's most successful director/storyteller. If you like these? I STRONGLY suggest watching Spielberg's MUNICH (1994) next. I haven't seen anyone react to it yet and it's a TRUE STORY that I know you'll BOTH love... SPEILBERG FOREVER! ❤️❤️❤️

Frozen Yak

Thank you two for being genuine, and bringing the perspective you have to these kinds of movies. It's a pleasure to watch with you. The compassion and reasoning you bring are very welcome. I would suggest watching Pearl Harbor (2001) at some point, as it covers the moment the USA got into World War 2. It's one of those movies people seem to either like or not, but I enjoyed it overall.

Michael Goldberg

GREAT JOB AS USUAL!!!!Please consider reacting to Frequency and 300.

Manospondylus

Tora! Tora! Tora! is king Pearl movie.

Joel Purvis

I'm a new patron so I just watched this. I'm not sure if you'll even see this comment but for a little context: the Americans (really the allied forces - America, England, the Soviet Union, and China) were fighting the Germans in this movie but this battle was not in Germany. It was in France. Hitler's Germany had invaded and taken over France and much of Europe with the intention of eventually taking over the entire world. This battle was to take France back from Hitler which obviously was successful at the cost of many, many American and allied forces' lives. The battles portrayed in this movie were essential in stopping Hitler from ruling all of Europe.

Saints_Madness

16.Lol it was not a Useless War, Evil prevails when Good people fail to act and in our act, it was to stop Hitler from trying to take over the entire world. Lessons not learned in blood are soon forgotten. You two are rare for the fact that you enjoy watching war movies. I don't think I know any woman that would sit through a war movie. They are more into romance movies like Titanic, the notebook, or even 50 shades of Gray. Movies that delve into women cheating all the time. Rose from Titanic cheated on her fiancé to get with a bum. How does that make sense or even fall in the category of a romance? It was a good movie when I was young and didn't know any better. Anyways, got a little side tracked there with a lil rant but good reaction to this movie. It really vexed me when Upham didn't give Mellish his Ammo when he needed it. That could have changed the entire outcome and more would have survived if Upham didn't crumble in fear and cry on the stairs.

Derek Toth

Hellas tears 💧💧💧💧💧💚💙

Gaëtarrow

Hi munchies. I'm a little late for this one. But some intel you may need to understand better( and if you're curious about history). Why they attack there on the beach right in the front of German's guns ? For short, they had no choice! Because the Germans fortified the entire coast line like that from Norway to the Spanish frontier (between 4 and 6000 km of bunker, minefield, machinegun nest and everything you saw) called the Atlantic's wall. they had to break this wall so they could free the french territory, meet with the french resistance, allied force fighting in Italy and landing in southern France in the Mediterranean sea. (but the one in Normandy, that we saw in the movie is more famous). The allied( Americans, French, English, Canadians, new-Zealanders, Belgians, Norwegians, polish and others nations) launch 156 000 men on that wall on a front between 35 to 80 km on the beach divided on 5 area: Juno, Omaha (the one we saw here) Utah, Gold and Sword. (the 80 is including those who was launch into parachute the day before and the artillery and bombing strike) . They fought against 30 000 German (350 000 if we take those around the entire Normandy). The landing itself (so the battle first 30 min) saw 12 000 allied men wounded or killed (at least 4 400 men died). the German lose 1500 killed amongst 4000-9000 wounded or prisoner of war... on one day. The entire battle of Normandy costed between 140 and 150 000 soldier's life and 20 000 civilians (the civilians died mostly because of the allied bombing....) Each 6 June, a commemoration is done where the veteran and soldier who fought at this battle are always guest of honor. Btw, The cemetery in the movie is small compared to some. they had plenty of military cemetery (in Normandy for these. But also everywhere along the trench lines of the WW1). so western Europe had a lot of these cemetery and place of memory. When the soldier is saying "Juden" to German prisoner, he's saying he's jews. as the nazis want to kill them all, he's teasing them by saying they're prisoners of a jews. When they listen to music before the last battles. If one day (who knows) you wish to discover some french music and song, Edith Piaf is true classic. unfortunately, I didn't found a video with all the lyrics in English... But even if she an old singer, you still hear her often (like the Olympics game opening last years). Funny things, her real name isn't Piaf. this is a nickname. Piaf being a cute little slang for a bird. she got this nickname because she "sing like a bird" (personally, I don't think so myself but why not 😅.) There, I'm very late for this one. but For me the intel about the Normandy's Landing are too important to understand what is happening. And if one day you want to try french song, you already a name to begin with.😉 Have a nice day !