Triumph and Triviality in Saving Private Ryan – Titus Techera

Triumph and Triviality in Saving Private Ryan – Titus Techera

Titus Techera writes about how democracies remember war in his review of Steven Spielberg's movie, Saving Private Ryan.

'Saving Private Ryan' 30 Years Later: Film Was So Controversial, It Had Veterans Walking Out Of The Theater

While most war films try as much as possible to reflect originality, Steven Spielberg’s 1998 movie Saving Private Ryan, set during World War II, is still widely considered one of the most brutally realistic war movies ever made. Based on Spielberg’s deep roots as the son of a World War II Veteran and the several wartime stories he had heard from his father, the series of actions in the film, which opens with the depiction of the D-Day invasion o…

Why Saving Private Ryan was Chuck Colson’s Favorite Movie - Breakpoint

Thanking those who serve and remembering Whom you serve.  The post Why Saving Private Ryan was Chuck Colson’s Favorite Movie appeared first on Breakpoint.