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There are a great many films about the war: they were shot, shot and will be shot, but this picture stands out on the whole variety of similar tapes. It was shot by the greatest master of our time and brought the film to perfection. In this tape, a magnificent ensemble of actors was selected, Captain Miller's squad is good as a selection, each perfectly got used to the image and played brilliantly, especially I liked two: Barry Peper and Giovanni Ribisi (Wyed and Jackson) they played just delightfully, Wyed's monologue about his mother is very memorable, touches his soul and I have no doubt many at this moment wanted to call and talk to my mother. Of course good and Mellish with Caparzo, Vin Diesel really played his best role in my opinion, albeit not the main (not for nothing the role was written specifically for him).
It is worth noting the shrill look of Tom Hanks, on which the camera focuses throughout the film, in general, the camera work of Mr. Kaminsky is perfect, as is the script of Robert Rodat. I have never seen such vivid and impressionable scenes about the war as in this film and I do not think I will ever see it again. The picture is simply filled with the brightest strokes of the horrors of war, which are shown in very detail and naturally.
Yes, many will say that Spielberg made a picture about the Americans (as if only they took an active part in the war), but do not dwell on this and think that because of this the picture is bad, he showed a small piece of war by American soldiers, but how he brilliantly did it!
10 out of 10
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