Realism_In_Saving_Private_Ryan

Realism In Saving Private Ryan Realism in Saving Private Ryan The movie, “Saving Private Ryan” is a quintessential World War II movie. Directed by Steven Spielberg, the WWII saga takes place during and immediately following D-Day. The story follows seven Army Rangers (Ed Burns, Tom Sizemore, Giovanni Ribisi, Barry Pepper, Adam Goldberg, Vin Diesel, and Jeremy Davies) led by Captain John Miller (Tom Hanks), on the search, thru Nazi occupied France, for Private James Ryan (Matt Damon). Pvt. Ryan is being “rescued” and sent home, because his three older brothers have all been killed in the war. The U.S. government has decided to spare Mrs. Ryan the torture of loosing another son. Made in 1998, by DreamWorks and Paramount pictures this movie tells a heart-wrenching story with excellent cinematography. “Saving Private Ryan” is one of the most realistic war movies ever created. The opening scene is Omaha beach, on the Normandy coast of France, on D-Day, June 6,1944. The troops are arriving at the beach in the LCVP boats. The young boys are let out in the ocean (the boats can’t go to shore because of the mines) and shooting starts. Bullets go whizzing by, and lives movie, ryan, war, private, wwii, pvt, men, secure, scene, one, brothers, because, beach, 101st, vets, tom, story, steven, spielberg, saving, realistic, real, opening, made, france, family, d-day, another, young, very, unit, true, thru, three, thought