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Saving Private Ryan (1998) FULL WATCH ALONG w/ Coby (Patreon)

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2024-05-19 19:00:01
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Coby finally takes the plunge and watches one of the greatest movies ever made about World War II.

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Saving Private Ryan (1998) FULL WATCH ALONG w/ Coby

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Comments

Ash

The Band of Brothers miniseries might be a good idea for you all, if you haven't seen it already. its an older HBO show so... It's more than a TV show... and it is very good!

Eddie Perkins

This is one of Spielberg's more emotionally draining movies; I would rank it up there with Schindler's List. As always, I enjoyed your emotional and heartfelt reaction, Coby.

Larry Darrell

This Reaction brought me here. I watched the first 10 minutes of the YT Edit then stopped. I had to see the full version of this. It’s really great seeing someone “Feel” something while watching a film. That’s what films are supposed to do. Make You Feel Something. Loved this Reaction. Thank You. I think I’ll stick around. Definitely check out the Band of Brothers series, if you haven’t seen it, for more of the camaraderie that Saving Private Ryan had. Spielberg and Hanks were behind getting it made. Also, if you’re into Classic Films… check out Battleground (1949). This film was partly an inspiration for the feel of Saving Private Ryan. Battleground is one of my Favorite War films, and it’s a bit of a Christmas film of sorts too. It’s takes place during the Battle of the Bulge at Christmas time, 1944.

Yurvic

To answer your question about if this movie would be triggering to war veterans, the Normandy beach scene in the beginning was so realistic that it triggered PTSD in vets that were there so badly they had to leave the theaters.