@@BigPat6521 That's true but, are you watching this? I have to say, it disturbed me and I am trying to give her the benefit of a doubt. I am going to check out at least one other reaction by them to help me understand where she's coming from. We have no right to judge her but I don't have to give her a pass for her apparent insensitivity yet, lol.
@Geek I fully understand laughing at things with dark humor. There is also time and place for such things. I do not care how people deal with things after a fact as part of their coping. Laughing in the middle is not something that ought be considered anything other than reprehensible.
@8:12 yes this part at least is based on the invasion of Normandy, Omaha beach iirc. Please don't tell me you guys have never heard of Normandy lol Also, not so fun fact, those soldiers trying to surrender that got gunned down were actually shouting “Please don’t shoot me! I am not German, I am Czech, I didn’t kill anyone! I am Czech!" in Czech. They were basically just forced conscripts, not actual Nazis. WWII was utterly brutal.
well, it was the war with the highest number of kills that's for sure. The japanese also used a lot of conscripts from Korea for example :( Oh no, no, no! we know all about D-day! she meant specifically the story of Saving Private Ryan 😂😂😂
My understanding is the Czechs that served in the German Army were Nazi sympathizers who volunteered. Regardless, the US Troops were under orders not to accept surrenders. They were not even evacuating their own wounded. Nothing could be allowed to slow the speed at which they were putting troops on shore if the operation was to succeed.
@@ptthatswhatshesaid I answered some questions for you in my first comment. The question about the story being "True" is best answered as it was based on real events. "The fighting Sullivan's" were four brothers who were all killed, and after that, brothers were placed in different units so they wouldn't be less likely to all get wiped out.😑
Nothing more annoying than someone asking if D-day was real. The laughing when young soldiers are shot is also telling of a person who soulless and spiritually bankrupt. You should find a new GF.
Hey, just to clarify one thing, it seems more than one person got that impression, but I get it, english is not our first language: she wasn't asking if D-day was real or not, we love ww2 related content (one of her favourite movies is Hacksaw Ridge), she was just asking if the specific story of Saving Private Ryan was real, like specifically with those characters. sorry for the mix up 😅
I not sure if it reacting in a second language or something else, but you girlfreind comes across like a legitimate phsyco, laughing at someone getting shot and killed.
Yes, by that point, it was undeniable what had happened. And still, she would not think (or hope) that it would have been more than 1 of her sons that died :(
The cemetery in the opening and closing scene is not in America. That's the American cemetery in Normandy France overlooking what the Allies had designated "Omaha Beach". NOTABLE BURIALS - Lesley J. McNair (Plot F, Row 28, Grave 42). U.S. Army general, one of the two highest-ranking Americans to be killed in action in World War II. Jimmie W. Monteith (Plot I, Row 20, Grave 12). Medal of Honor recipient. Preston (Plot F, Row 15, Grave 12) and Robert Niland (Plot F, Row 15, Grave 11). Brothers who inspired the film Saving Private Ryan. Frank D. Peregory (Plot G, Row 21, Grave 7). Medal of Honor recipient. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. (Plot D, Row 28, Grave 45). Medal of Honor recipient, son of President Theodore Roosevelt. Quentin Roosevelt (Plot D, Row 28, Grave 46). Son of President Theodore Roosevelt; World War I aviator killed in action in eastern France. After the construction of Normandy American Cemetery, Quentin was reburied next to his brother
Only the national/military cemeteries are so organized with every grave in order. They’re buried as if standing in formation ready to fight. That particular graveyard is overlooking Omaha Beach in Normandy, France.. hence the French flag. That’s the American Cemetery of the battle of Normandy. The German Cemetery is just up the road a bit. Thank you for doing this reaction, people forget too easily. ❤
I think this entire film went right over this silly little girls head. Don't know how ANYONE could sit through this with someone so ignorant and uneducated about history that they would laugh at the most inappropriate times and seem oblivious to the underlying messages of this TRUE story. Millennials suck....won't be back🤥
Saving Pvt Ryan is not based on the Sullivan brothers. Fritz Niland became the basis for Private Ryan. He was dropped behind enemy lines on D-Day and spent five days in the French countryside, eventually earning a Bronze star in combat for taking a French. Robert Rodat first came up with the plot in 1994 when he saw a monument in a cemetery in Tonawanda, New York. The monument was to the Niland Brothers - 4 young American men who fought in the Second World War. When three of the Nilands were reported killed, the surviving brother - Fritz - was sent home. This inspired Rodat to write his movie. The average age of a U. S. armed forces personnel during WW II was 26 years old. Selective Service draft age range was 18 years of age to 45 years. The average age in Vietnam War was 22, not 19 as any think. In real life with the Nilands, it actually turned out later that another of the brothers was alive - he’d been held captive in a Burmese POW camp. Attempts to point out the "discrepancies" between the stories of Fritz Niland and James Ryan are often misguided, as Ryan is only based on Niland, and is not meant to be (or claimed to be) a completely accurate representation of him. The differences in the two stories seem to stem in part from the fact that the true story of Sergeant Niland and his brothers is often reported inaccurately. The character of Private James Ryan is a mixture of fact and fiction, with some of the fictional elements coming from the erroneous stories about the Niland brothers. The German credited as "Steamboat Willie" who was released by Capt. Miller is not the German who engaged and killed Pvt Stanley "Fish Mellish during hand-to-hand combat. "Steamboat Willie" was in the Heer (Army) of the Wehrmacht and the other was in the Waffen SS which was a paramilitary organization and not part of the Wehrmacht. Originally, the SS uniform differed from the Wehrmacht uniform-whereas the regular army wore field grey, the SS wore black, head to toe (although later the SS did adopt field grey and often wore camouflage pattern uniform. American troops were brown and they didn't wear jackboots. The lightning bolt SS insignia can be seen on the right collar lapel of the German as he passes Upham and reaches the bottom of the staircase. During the Battle at Ramelle, Upham became shell shocked and was unable to save a .30 cal team from a German soldier because he was too frozen with fear to do anything about it. He carried all the .30 caliber ammo at the battle of Ramelle, but was unable to do his job because he was always either pinned down or too afraid to move. He signified the loss of innocence in war and thought that soldiers could be civil, but he later succumbed to the evils of war and made up for his cowardice when he shot Steamboat Willie for killing Miller even after the latter had shown Willie mercy earlier. Not only did Upham represent the loss of innocence of war but he also symbolized the "Every-man". His illusion of neutrality faded when he finally had to pick and side and kill Steamboat Willie, his character revelation being how he finally understood the horrors of war. It became clear that Upham had turned into a hardened and true soldier because of the whole experience. Upham's rank was Tech 5 Corporal (E-5), that meant he was technician in a specialty area. His was maps and translator, he was not a combat infantryman and was never trained for front-line duty. Gunnery Sergent Hartman explained it this way in the movie Full Metal Jacket: "It is your killer instinct which must be harnessed if you expect to survive in combat. Your rifle is only a tool. It is a hard heart that kills. If your killer instincts are not clean and strong you will hesitate at the moment of truth. You will not kill."
I knew there was something real behind the story, wasn't sure of how real, but knew that this specific story was ficcional. When Lucy asked if the story and characters were real I said that I didn't thought so. I still have to show her Full Metal Jacket though, I think she might find it really interesting! 🤔
I’m a critical care & trauma nurse with two years of combat tours in Iraq. Multiple, multiple mass casualty events, usually Iraqi Civilians from terrorrist attacks. It’s ugly.. it’s not funny.. and you NEVER forget it.
No matter how realistic a movie is, it can never replicate reality 100% I can absolutely believe that such a close contact with so many casualties can never be forgoten...
Yop, me too. Saw it for the first time when I was 11, a big shock for me at the time! xD I watched that landing scene a few times in a row, as awesome as it is horrific 😬
American policy is to make sure that multiple siblings will at least have one left during war. This is based on the part of the war where several countries lost many people. In WWII, over 80 million people (military and civilians) lost their lives. That was more than all previous wars in history combined. After WWII, even with war in the middle east and in Ukraine, we've not come close to 2% of that figure to modern day. A lot of that has to do precision weapons, but also there has been a large period of "peace" - of a sort - where conflicts have presented solutions to conflicts quicker.
I also think that a lot has to do to the fact that the world richest nations (top powers) have not been in direct conflict after WWII In great part due to the massive human and material losses that occurred during that war I think
I am not sure why this channel popped up on my feed, so I looked at a few videos to find out if I like it or not. I do like the dude and he seems to make an effort to show his gf cinematic masterpieces, but his gf is just insufferable during all of this. She gets labeled as a "hater" and she certainly delivers on that, but I am not sure why you want to see someone hate on masterpieces. She does not seem to enjoy any of this and her statements are very destructive and I wonder how the bf is able enjoy any movie with her sitting next to him. I would rather like to see him praise the films he loves and why, than seeing someone who does not understand it and does not care about it at all...
The fact that she laughed more than once was shocking. If she "likes" war movies she'd be used to watching those type of scenes so there are no excuses as to why she's laughing either. Extremely disrespectful
We see thing very differently, that is clear, this is one of our favourite movies ever, she loves war movies and reacted very much like I did when I first saw it, specially because she is not a snowflake. Although both of us did cry at the end. But, despite our differences, I think we can agree that this is one of the best and most realistic war movie ever made 👌🏻
Well, she really _does_ like war movies. I stopped watching when she laughed at the guy getting shot. I didn't want to see her writhing in ecstasy at the scenes where arms and legs were lost. This woman is a cold psycho.
It is the story, a 92 year old man that was there said it this movie is very accurate. He couldn't stop crying talking about it. He said he never spoke on D-Day until just recently.
Some other great true type or True story movies are 13 hours, Lone Survivor, hacksaw Ridge, Once we were Soldiers, Blackhawk Down, and Fury. Also look on here, a short video about maybe the greatest soldier ever lived, Roy Benevides! I met him once when I was in the 82nd, back in the early 90s.
We have to check that vídeo about Roy Benevides then :) About the movies... She is quite a big fan of war movies, and I think she as already seen all of those 😬 maybe not Fury, I'll have to check with her 🤔 Thank you for the suggestions though!
It wasn’t an awful waste.. it FREED Europe. An awful tragedy? Yes. But not a waste. Europe and the whole WORLD would be a much different place without their sacrifice.. not their WASTE!..
We absolutely agree. Doing nothing and just having an apeasment attitude would have acomplished nothing.. Sorry for some of the expressions we sometimes us in english (not our first language) - sacrifice does sound much more accurate
Even a mercy killing like the guy with his guts out is not an easy thing to do. My grandfather, who was a US soldier in WW2, once had a German soldier beg my grandfather to put him out of his misery. The poor bastard had his guts spooled out a dozen feet behind him as my grandfather and his unit were marching past. Even though my grandfather killed over 40 Germans during the war in the heat of battle, he couldn't bring himself to do it. His sergeant, thankfully, was able to put the German out of his suffering. War is hell.
What she did not understand is this is about preserving the blood line of the family, and I don't think it is funny how she is acting. I'm not going to watch her disrespect the u s soldiers.
I agree that it's tragic that so many died, but this was World War 2. This was not a case where each side was sacrificing lives for some leader who was only interested in power. Hitler absolutely had to be opposed and defeated. The Allies gave him every chance to avoid war, which he responded to with unprovoked attacks on his neighbors. And, of course, there was the Holocaust. I shudder to imagine what would have happened if the Allies had not fought the Nazis. The commanding officers would write the letters and send them back to the U.S., where they would be transcribed and sent on to the families of the dead.
Fighting those totalitarian regimes was absolutely necessary. And the losses unavoidable 😬 but yeah, all of this carnage because some tyrants just wanted more power and land Not opposing them would ultimatly bem worst I believe also, peace at all costs can bem costier than fighting!
Opening scene is about the D Day invasion. It was a huge misdirection ploy, that worked, a damn miracle! If it hadn't, we would all be speaking German or Japanese now. How would you like to be Ryan, living the rest of your life, every day knowing, everyone on that last mission, died because of u? Or to be one of the women typists?
This was a really interesting reaction...it is always good hearing what folks from other cultures think and feel about this movie. I am really looking forward to more parts of the reaction. That opening scene was filmed at the actual American Cemetery in Normandy on the bluffs above Omaha Beach. 6:30 There was a massive aerial bombardment of the 5 landing beaches just before the troops landed, but a large part of the US bombing was targeted very badly and missed pretty much all the fortifications it was supposed to destroy on Omaha Beach, as well as missing other targets. Saving Private Ryan is incredibly realistic in many ways but no, bullets cannot kill you underwater that way 4:16 they lose all of their killing power within about 3 inches of hitting water. Also, pay no mind at all to that man who took off his helmet at 8:22 that next shot would have killed him even if he had kept his helmet on. The helmets of WW2 would almost never stop a bullet, except under very very rare circumstances. The movie is not a true story, and it differs from the actual history of D-Day in many ways...but the basic plot is loosely based on the 4 Niland Brothers, one of whom served with the 101st Airborne Division. However, when 3 Nilands were reported dead no mission was sent to get the last brother, and it turned out that one brother that had been thought dead had actually only been captured. There really was a Company C of the 2nd Rangers that landed on Omaha Beach, but they were commanded by Captain Ralph Goranson, and they did not land quite where it was shown in the film. Probably the most important historical thing that Spielberg got wrong is that he had the boats that carried the Rangers to the beach being driven by Americans...they were not. On D-Day, the boats that carried the US Rangers to the beach were driven by UK sailors of the Royal Navy. Each man that died generated a report, and that report eventually made its way to the office responsible for notifying the families...if any kind of hand written letter had been sent, it would be attached to the report, and would be transcribed into type to be sent via mail or messenger. Most often, letters would be from a commanding officer, but also were often written by another soldier in the unit that knew the dead man the most. If there was no letter with the report of a man's death, then a generic message would be typed up and sent. The usual way of sending the notice of death to the family was by standard telegram, so whenever the Army sent a car to deliver it, people knew that it was NOT a standard death notification. D-Day was big news...reporters landed on the beaches right after the soldiers. Reports about the progress of the battle were getting back to the US and being read out as radio reports and being printed in special editions of big newspapers within 6 to 12 hours or less of events on the battlefield. Americans heard about how the US paratroopers had such a hard time with their paradrops, and about how tough things were on Omaha Beach and in other places very very quickly. The Allies had spent years preparing, and secrecy was important, but the Allied press cooperated with the military to help keep the specifics of the invasion secret, and in return the Allies gave the press a lot of access to report about the invasion.💯✌
That's some great information. If this were Reddit, you'd have hundreds of upvotes by now. Are you a history teacher or just very knowledgeable about this subject? FYI, my grandfather was there on D-Day, although I don't think he was at Omaha Beach. He was a radio operator, so the trucks he was in were usually targets. I don't remember too many specifics, as it had never occurred to me to ask him about his service, but that little bit I did hear was from my dad asking him. I do regret not learning more from him.
@@bunwalla285 I have just studied the movie for a long time, learning the things that the film got right and wrong, and which ones of them are important or not. I have also interacted with a lot of reactors, including real historians who have done analysis of Saving Private Ryan, and I have learned a lot from them as well as my own studies. I was on the path to becoming a teacher of US history, since you asked, and was in graduate school to get my PhD...I wanted to be a college professor. But health issues and mental health issues and other things have taken me away from that path. So I try to share what I know whenever I can...even if that means long long posts...sorry I went on for so long. LOL ✌✌
Nah, I've shot a 22 through a metal coffee can full of water. And not a new can, an old can from the 80's.....went in from the top down as well, about 7-9 inches of water and through the bottom.
I didn't like it when she was laughing. It's disrespectful, although maybe she didn't know this was based on a real event. I hope you give her a little history the next time you guys watch a war movie.
Interesting, I thought that graveyards and cemeteries were basically synonims. This is a beautiful memorial cemetery then 👌🏻 its really impressive just the amount of graves we see, and its a nice way to honor those who lost their lives in that campaign
@@ptthatswhatshesaid They're confused as synonyms, some, but yeah, by definition, graveyards exist in churchyards. The _Cimetière américain de Colleville-sur-Mer_ is a beautiful memorial.
ahahah I know right, the moment I was like "Its impossible for you to predict this!" was when the sniper gets shot though the lense! xD Usually she calls a lot of stuff before it happens, but not alway, she is completely wrong a lot of times too!
Someone commented that they also have graveyards for the german soldiers. Find it very decent and respectfull, and an important reminder for all the deaths that happened
I've seen the pictures taken during the actual landings. The opening scenes of Saving private ryan are exactly like them, just in colour and less grain. That's why this makes my stomach turn. If it wasn't such a realistic depiction it would be a lot more funny to me too. it is afterall a work of fiction, realistic but not real.
I've heard some people say that the movie looks "ugly".. can't really agree, it works perfectly for the intended purpose, I think its great cinematography. And there are very powerfull shots in this!
@@ptthatswhatshesaid No it's not ugly, but it hits a bit close to home I think. People have no issue with the killing in hot shots (and giggling about it) as it's a comedy, but it's essentially the same thing, it's not like the vietnam war was fictional
I'm sorry for saying this man, but I didn't like it, it wasn't a good reaction, you guys seem like nice people, but it seems your girlfriend is bothered by seeing soldiers pray, and laughing if a young soldier dies. but ok
hey, sorry but that was a misunderstanding that a lot of people got 😅 we love the ww2 era and of course we know about the allies invasion of Europe in 1944! we are from europe and veeeeery grateful for that invasion! what she meant when she asked if it was real was the story of the movie and the characters that we follow (like cpt. miller for example)
@@ptthatswhatshesaid não se preocupe 😊 (my brothers wife is Portuguese)…a cynical Forrest Gump, or Gran Torino reaction then? :) or the Band of Brothers miniseries? Good luck 😉
Has she seen Band of Brothers or The Pacific? I know you're more movie oriented but I am curious if you'll ever plan on watching short series in the future. And if she hasn't seen those shows maybe they can he in a future watchlist
we would like to see tv shows as well sure :) but those she has already seen and she LOVES them! that is why I was genuinely surprised when she told me she had never watched Saving Private Ryan xD
It’s so easy for her to critique and laugh sitting there on that couch, knowing full well she will never experience the same horrors of war that the soldiers of WW2 experienced. You go ahead and enjoy your tik tok videos while the real people fight for your comfortable life. She wouldn’t last 2 seconds in war.
I'm so glad I was not raised the way it seems this girl was. I was brought up by parents from the WW2 era. My dad was there on D-Day at Normandy on Omaha beach. I'm proud of my father who went into the Navy only 5 months before Pearl Harbor, he was there also and had just turned 18 one month before. that attack. We were taught commitment to prayer, family and country. was taught Love of God, Family and country, to be thankful for America and the sacrifices our military made for the freedom of other people in other countries from hitler. We didn't have to but we chose to. John 10:13 Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends. And Yes prayer is more powerful than Anything on earth. Sad the lack of so many things you obviously don't believe. I couldn't watch any more.. The lack of feeling, compassion and understanding is beyond anything I have ever seen. You Both need The Lord Jesus. Praying for you both to come to know Him.
I was very curious to know why there was more downvote than upvote for this movie which usually do very good for reaction channels. Now I know. Why did you even bother uploading it if your girlfriend has no empathy? People watching reaction channel do it to feel emotion, or revisit emotion we felt when we first saw the movie. And this reaction is definitely not what anyone is looking for.
did you watch the full reaction? she definitely isn't one of those over emotional persons but she feels empathy and appreciates the movie dude. not everyone is going to react exactly as you do
of course its based story. it was omaha beach Amphibious operation. there were combats many other beaches. the dog beach was worse. Why they didnt atack somewhere else? because there were hitler's atlantic wall along the europe. the Atlantic Wall was a series of fortifications Hitler ordered built to guard Europe's west coast from Allied assault.
Vai me desculpar, mas não consigo pensar em uma pior pessoa para assistir filmes junto, muito menos fazer reacts. Você é um cara legal, mas não vou mais acompanhar esse canal.
lamento que sinta isso, mas claro que concordo que você só deve acompanhar algo que goste de ver! nós nos divertimos muito fazendo estes reacts, tanto eu como ela :)
I must have watched every reaction to Private Ryan over the past years--many, many reactions. And those reactions were by people from across the globe, especially Europe. However, I have never seen anyone watch this film and show such cold, clinical detachment. I've also lived in Europe and in Japan and in Korea. I've learned about, respected, and adapted to a variety of cultures. This woman's boyfriend explains that she laughs as some sort of emotional release. Really? I'd like to be there when she laughs as her child dies with their last breath. I'd like to see her laugh as her mother dies a very painful death. No, I am not buying it. Sure, there are cultural differences, but in my book this woman's reaction is not it. Even if we disagree about her laughing, there are innumerable scenes in the movie where almost every single other viewer has "lost it". But not this woman. No, I found her reaction so soulless and cool as to be unnerving. I finally could not stand the dichotomy of me sitting here and being brought to tears and her sitting there and talking like she is dissecting a frog in biology class. Could no longer watch her in this video.
Since your girlfriend love war movies, you guys should do a reaction to the #1 ww1 movie on Netflix right now. Its called" All quiet on the western front " it's truly a masterpiece
@@danielrodrigues9565 yes . Its the 2022 remake . It's truly a masterpiece, the cinematography, the acting , the realism of war, impactful, emotional and raw . It's a must see you won't forget
Awesome React! some casual suggestions to more movie should you choose to do reactions in but guaranteed subs and likes if you do watch. -Godfather 1 & 2 -Pulp Fiction -A Space Odessey 2001 -Carlitos way -Goodfellas -Heat -Equilibrium -Prisoners -Silence Of the Lambs -Training Day -Zodiac -Shutter island -Warriors (1979) -The Game -Donnie Brasco -Kill Bill 1&2 -Sicario 1&2 -Matrix 1&2 -American History x -Platoon -Full Metal Jacket -We Were Soldiers -Misery -Eastern Promises -The Punisher Shows -Band of Brothers -The Wire
Do they really know nothing about D Day? To comment this is about power, how pathetic. Being from Portugal they should know the story of the liberation of France.
@@MorphyVSFischer Nothing is absolute .I can tell you that, in regards to alcoholism and drug addiction, which is often a life and death situation, that when people go into 12 step programs, even if they were atheist's before, there are very few afterwards.
@@realitycheck5376 Untrue. Completely untrue. In fact, there are other kinds of treatment programs, specifically for people who don’t want religion shoved in their face, at their most vulnerable time, something religion loves to do. They like to do it to homeless & needy as well, by making them sit through a sermon before they can get any food. It’s abhorrent. As someone who has been through opiate withdrawals in more than a few occasions, I never once prayed to a non-existent god. Same when I was in the military.
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 Good for you, however you are in the minority. In addition, in 12 step programs there are no sermons. it's just a process that happens naturally. Most cannot recover without a belief in a Higher Power. Dr. Carl Jung goes into great detail on this in the AA Big Book. The vast majority of people on the planet believe in a Higher Power. There IS a God and there is a logic to believing that. You have to seek Him first, otherwise He is non-existent but only to you.
people being soft about a movie yes it was horrible and this was a great movie representation of it but lay off the OMG she laughed i did to hell i watched the beginning a few times in a row ... it was violent bloody disturbing and awesome imo 😈😈
yeah, first saw this movie when I was 11... It was rough, made me think about war under a whole different light (less glorious) but I watched that beach landing scene a few times in a row as well. Excellent filmmaking 👌
@@thesincereone2886 The point I was making is movie scenes can be unintentionally comical through overacting, the score, editing, etc. I'm not saying the subject of a scene is funny. Might be something as small as a goofy look on a "dead" extra's face.
Hey there, we understand. We all react in different ways, I often laugh when I'm in shock or confronted with absolute horrific stuff, and also like to analyze what I'm watching in a more rational way, which can come up as cold yeah 😬 We just recorded our reaction to All Quiet on the Western Front and we will probably be grilled for being insensitive as well! Me especially, since she did cry in some parts of that movie. There is also some reactions that I can't really watch (because of cringiness or annoyince xD) so I understand you might not enjoy this one. Since you didn't see it too the end just to let you know that she was crying her eyes out by the end, and that it became one of her absolute favourite movies 😉 In the end, despite we reacting in different ways, we can all agree that this movie is a masterpiece!
1:03 offcourse you don't love Lord of the Rings. That's because you watched the extended version. They're long, dull and boring. Should have watched the theatrical first.
Once she laughed at the soldier getting shot through the heart, I kinda checked out.
Some people deal with sorrow by laughing. And some people like my ex enjoyed watching gore 🤷🏽♂️ people just different you know.
@@BigPat6521 yeah.... people sure are different.
@@BigPat6521 different does not means 'well'.
@@BigPat6521 That's true but, are you watching this? I have to say, it disturbed me and I am trying to give her the benefit of a doubt. I am going to check out at least one other reaction by them to help me understand where she's coming from. We have no right to judge her but I don't have to give her a pass for her apparent insensitivity yet, lol.
Same......it's was my "yeah, fuck you" moment.
Think thats the 1st time I've ever seen someone laugh during the opening scene lol
Nothing funny about that.
Obviously she's rotten to the core.
Yeah this is f'ed up. I stopped watching, disgusting
@@kregmaffews Same here. What a hideous creature.
@Geek That's true. I laughed when I saw the awful Bud Dwyer tape. It was an involuntary reaction that still haunts me.
Young lady shows about as much emotion as she would watching paint dry. Run for your life buddy.
Was this girl seriously laughing? Wtf?
That was a terrifying reaction. Dude, I'd sleep with one eye open if she's around. Something's not right.
I would understand if you said that from the LOTR or Dredd reactions, but from this one?! 😂😂😂 I'll be fine
@@ptthatswhatshesaid she was laughing while guys were getting shot.
@@ptthatswhatshesaid you're dating a female psychopath
@@ptthatswhatshesaid I'm maybe curious but i wonder if your girfriend is from eastern Europe? strong girl
@@unisic3789 actually from the westernmost point of mainland Europe - Portugal :)
This was frustrating to watch. Some very tasteless things were said here
I'm a vet. I saw some comments, but wanted to see what she actually did. Unashamedly, your lady disgusts me with how she reacted. Shame on her.
@Geek I fully understand laughing at things with dark humor. There is also time and place for such things. I do not care how people deal with things after a fact as part of their coping. Laughing in the middle is not something that ought be considered anything other than reprehensible.
@Geek Wow. Reading deficiency, check. Ad Hominem, check. Moving thr goal post, check. Is there anything you can do right?
Dude, run.
describing each moment isn't a reaction, it's analysis and a way to avoid feeling what you're seeing.
She is seriously laughing at a soldier been shot, really, that is where I stop watching.
With all due respect wtf is so funny ???
NOPE! First laugh ruined it for me! I'm out of here ..... Ain't even going to bother watching Part 2.
Emotionless. Very disturbing.
@8:12 yes this part at least is based on the invasion of Normandy, Omaha beach iirc. Please don't tell me you guys have never heard of Normandy lol Also, not so fun fact, those soldiers trying to surrender that got gunned down were actually shouting “Please don’t shoot me! I am not German, I am Czech, I didn’t kill anyone! I am Czech!" in Czech. They were basically just forced conscripts, not actual Nazis. WWII was utterly brutal.
well, it was the war with the highest number of kills that's for sure. The japanese also used a lot of conscripts from Korea for example :(
Oh no, no, no! we know all about D-day! she meant specifically the story of Saving Private Ryan 😂😂😂
My understanding is the Czechs that served in the German Army were Nazi sympathizers who volunteered.
Regardless, the US Troops were under orders not to accept surrenders. They were not even evacuating their own wounded. Nothing could be allowed to slow the speed at which they were putting troops on shore if the operation was to succeed.
@@ptthatswhatshesaid I answered some questions for you in my first comment. The question about the story being "True" is best answered as it was based on real events. "The fighting Sullivan's" were four brothers who were all killed, and after that, brothers were placed in different units so they wouldn't be less likely to all get wiped out.😑
Nothing more annoying than someone asking if D-day was real. The laughing when young soldiers are shot is also telling of a person who soulless and spiritually bankrupt. You should find a new GF.
i think his girlfriend is german so this explain her actions..but i think that she must be more respectful sorry for my badd inglish i am greek
You are aware this is a movie?
I think you need to relax man. I'm sure if it was actual footage of people dying her tone would be different.
@@MorphyVSFischer You are aware she gave LotR 3.5 out of ten? He deserves better.
Hey, just to clarify one thing, it seems more than one person got that impression, but I get it, english is not our first language: she wasn't asking if D-day was real or not, we love ww2 related content (one of her favourite movies is Hacksaw Ridge), she was just asking if the specific story of Saving Private Ryan was real, like specifically with those characters. sorry for the mix up 😅
get a therapist
The most annoying person on the planet watches Saving Private Ryan.
Great.
I not sure if it reacting in a second language or something else, but you girlfreind comes across like a legitimate phsyco, laughing at someone getting shot and killed.
This was based of a war or something.....yeah, A WORLD WAR.
Mrs. Ryan can maintain denial, until she sees the priest get out.
Yes, by that point, it was undeniable what had happened. And still, she would not think (or hope) that it would have been more than 1 of her sons that died :(
this girl is laughing??? Im done...
Dude no offence but your girlfriend didn’t do her homework in college
The cemetery in the opening and closing scene is not in America. That's the American cemetery in Normandy France overlooking what the Allies had designated "Omaha Beach". NOTABLE BURIALS - Lesley J. McNair (Plot F, Row 28, Grave 42). U.S. Army general, one of the two highest-ranking Americans to be killed in action in World War II.
Jimmie W. Monteith (Plot I, Row 20, Grave 12). Medal of Honor recipient.
Preston (Plot F, Row 15, Grave 12) and Robert Niland (Plot F, Row 15, Grave 11). Brothers who inspired the film Saving Private Ryan.
Frank D. Peregory (Plot G, Row 21, Grave 7). Medal of Honor recipient.
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. (Plot D, Row 28, Grave 45). Medal of Honor recipient, son of President Theodore Roosevelt.
Quentin Roosevelt (Plot D, Row 28, Grave 46). Son of President Theodore Roosevelt; World War I aviator killed in action in eastern France. After the construction of Normandy American Cemetery, Quentin was reburied next to his brother
Not watching after she started laughing. Best of luck bro.
Based on other comments, yall goofed
Only the national/military cemeteries are so organized with every grave in order. They’re buried as if standing in formation ready to fight. That particular graveyard is overlooking Omaha Beach in Normandy, France.. hence the French flag. That’s the American Cemetery of the battle of Normandy. The German Cemetery is just up the road a bit. Thank you for doing this reaction, people forget too easily. ❤
Its a really beautiful cemetary/memorial :)
I think this entire film went right over this silly little girls head. Don't know how ANYONE could sit through this with someone so ignorant and uneducated about history that they would laugh at the most inappropriate times and seem oblivious to the underlying messages of this TRUE story. Millennials suck....won't be back🤥
Saving Pvt Ryan is not based on the Sullivan brothers. Fritz Niland became the basis for Private Ryan. He was dropped behind enemy lines on D-Day and spent five days in the French countryside, eventually earning a Bronze star in combat for taking a French. Robert Rodat first came up with the plot in 1994 when he saw a monument in a cemetery in Tonawanda, New York. The monument was to the Niland Brothers - 4 young American men who fought in the Second World War. When three of the Nilands were reported killed, the surviving brother - Fritz - was sent home. This inspired Rodat to write his movie. The average age of a U. S. armed forces personnel during WW II was 26 years old. Selective Service draft age range was 18 years of age to 45 years. The average age in Vietnam War was 22, not 19 as any think.
In real life with the Nilands, it actually turned out later that another of the brothers was alive - he’d been held captive in a Burmese POW camp.
Attempts to point out the "discrepancies" between the stories of Fritz Niland and James Ryan are often misguided, as Ryan is only based on Niland, and is not meant to be (or claimed to be) a completely accurate representation of him. The differences in the two stories seem to stem in part from the fact that the true story of Sergeant Niland and his brothers is often reported inaccurately. The character of Private James Ryan is a mixture of fact and fiction, with some of the fictional elements coming from the erroneous stories about the Niland brothers.
The German credited as "Steamboat Willie" who was released by Capt. Miller is not the German who engaged and killed Pvt Stanley "Fish Mellish during hand-to-hand combat. "Steamboat Willie" was in the Heer (Army) of the Wehrmacht and the other was in the Waffen SS which was a paramilitary organization and not part of the Wehrmacht. Originally, the SS uniform differed from the Wehrmacht uniform-whereas the regular army wore field grey, the SS wore black, head to toe (although later the SS did adopt field grey and often wore camouflage pattern uniform. American troops were brown and they didn't wear jackboots. The lightning bolt SS insignia can be seen on the right collar lapel of the German as he passes Upham and reaches the bottom of the staircase.
During the Battle at Ramelle, Upham became shell shocked and was unable to save a .30 cal team from a German soldier because he was too frozen with fear to do anything about it. He carried all the .30 caliber ammo at the battle of Ramelle, but was unable to do his job because he was always either pinned down or too afraid to move.
He signified the loss of innocence in war and thought that soldiers could be civil, but he later succumbed to the evils of war and made up for his cowardice when he shot Steamboat Willie for killing Miller even after the latter had shown Willie mercy earlier.
Not only did Upham represent the loss of innocence of war but he also symbolized the "Every-man". His illusion of neutrality faded when he finally had to pick and side and kill Steamboat Willie, his character revelation being how he finally understood the horrors of war. It became clear that Upham had turned into a hardened and true soldier because of the whole experience. Upham's rank was Tech 5 Corporal (E-5), that meant he was technician in a specialty area. His was maps and translator, he was not a combat infantryman and was never trained for front-line duty. Gunnery Sergent Hartman explained it this way in the movie Full Metal Jacket:
"It is your killer instinct which must be harnessed if you expect to survive in combat. Your rifle is only a tool. It is a hard heart that kills. If your killer instincts are not clean and strong you will hesitate at the moment of truth. You will not kill."
I knew there was something real behind the story, wasn't sure of how real, but knew that this specific story was ficcional. When Lucy asked if the story and characters were real I said that I didn't thought so.
I still have to show her Full Metal Jacket though, I think she might find it really interesting! 🤔
I’m a critical care & trauma nurse with two years of combat tours in Iraq. Multiple, multiple mass casualty events, usually Iraqi Civilians from terrorrist attacks. It’s ugly.. it’s not funny.. and you NEVER forget it.
No matter how realistic a movie is, it can never replicate reality 100%
I can absolutely believe that such a close contact with so many casualties can never be forgoten...
The opening cemetary is in Normandy, France. It contains bodies of the men killed in the invasion. You saw just a small part of it.
It is a beautiful cemetary, the fact that it is sooo huge is bittersweet though, a lot of good men buried there
I swear i watched this movie 50 times...and its broke me everytime :( a masterpiece
Yop, me too. Saw it for the first time when I was 11, a big shock for me at the time! xD I watched that landing scene a few times in a row, as awesome as it is horrific 😬
American policy is to make sure that multiple siblings will at least have one left during war. This is based on the part of the war where several countries lost many people. In WWII, over 80 million people (military and civilians) lost their lives. That was more than all previous wars in history combined. After WWII, even with war in the middle east and in Ukraine, we've not come close to 2% of that figure to modern day. A lot of that has to do precision weapons, but also there has been a large period of "peace" - of a sort - where conflicts have presented solutions to conflicts quicker.
I also think that a lot has to do to the fact that the world richest nations (top powers) have not been in direct conflict after WWII In great part due to the massive human and material losses that occurred during that war I think
Did she really just laugh when that guy got shot.
I am not sure why this channel popped up on my feed, so I looked at a few videos to find out if I like it or not. I do like the dude and he seems to make an effort to show his gf cinematic masterpieces, but his gf is just insufferable during all of this. She gets labeled as a "hater" and she certainly delivers on that, but I am not sure why you want to see someone hate on masterpieces. She does not seem to enjoy any of this and her statements are very destructive and I wonder how the bf is able enjoy any movie with her sitting next to him. I would rather like to see him praise the films he loves and why, than seeing someone who does not understand it and does not care about it at all...
These videos are the perfect companion while I drive between properties
The cemetery at the start is in Colleville-sur-Mer, Normandy, France
it is really a beautiful cemetery, a lot of heroes buried there
My man what is up with your woman… like I feel like if you stick with her and you get sick she will drop you in a heartbeat…
The fact that she laughed more than once was shocking. If she "likes" war movies she'd be used to watching those type of scenes so there are no excuses as to why she's laughing either. Extremely disrespectful
We see thing very differently, that is clear, this is one of our favourite movies ever, she loves war movies and reacted very much like I did when I first saw it, specially because she is not a snowflake. Although both of us did cry at the end.
But, despite our differences, I think we can agree that this is one of the best and most realistic war movie ever made 👌🏻
Glad you are getting a chance to see this. Can't wait for your reaction to the biggest parts of this film.
thank you! :)
She'll be Laughing her ass off at that...
They weren't fighting for "power".
Well, she really _does_ like war movies. I stopped watching when she laughed at the guy getting shot. I didn't want to see her writhing in ecstasy at the scenes where arms and legs were lost. This woman is a cold psycho.
It is the story, a 92 year old man that was there said it this movie is very accurate. He couldn't stop crying talking about it. He said he never spoke on D-Day until just recently.
this must be the most realistic portrayal of D-day ever put on screen, so I understand his reaction
@@ptthatswhatshesaid the 92 year old man said his job was to let down the door for them to get off the boats
Some other great true type or True story movies are 13 hours, Lone Survivor, hacksaw Ridge, Once we were Soldiers, Blackhawk Down, and Fury. Also look on here, a short video about maybe the greatest soldier ever lived, Roy Benevides! I met him once when I was in the 82nd, back in the early 90s.
We have to check that vídeo about Roy Benevides then :)
About the movies... She is quite a big fan of war movies, and I think she as already seen all of those 😬 maybe not Fury, I'll have to check with her 🤔 Thank you for the suggestions though!
@@ptthatswhatshesaid how Mel Gibson or Michael Pena, or someone hasn't don't the Roy Benevides story, is beyond me!
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"we were soilders" -- ft Mel Gibson ..... about the Vietnam war... great movie
Love that movie, but I'm pretty sure she also loves that movie already, I'll have to ask her xD
Please don't show this young lady Schindler's List she might find Amon Goth a sympathetic character
It wasn’t an awful waste.. it FREED Europe. An awful tragedy? Yes. But not a waste. Europe and the whole WORLD would be a much different place without their sacrifice.. not their WASTE!..
We absolutely agree. Doing nothing and just having an apeasment attitude would have acomplished nothing..
Sorry for some of the expressions we sometimes us in english (not our first language) - sacrifice does sound much more accurate
Even a mercy killing like the guy with his guts out is not an easy thing to do. My grandfather, who was a US soldier in WW2, once had a German soldier beg my grandfather to put him out of his misery. The poor bastard had his guts spooled out a dozen feet behind him as my grandfather and his unit were marching past. Even though my grandfather killed over 40 Germans during the war in the heat of battle, he couldn't bring himself to do it. His sergeant, thankfully, was able to put the German out of his suffering. War is hell.
Yop, it depends a lot from person to person, I also thank it is kinder to do a mercy kill, but that doesn't mean its easy by any mean :(
Hmmm
The most ignorant reaction
this chick is dark lol
"I don't think praying is gonna help at this point" haha.
She talks way too much it was annoying
What she did not understand is this is about preserving the blood line of the family, and I don't think it is funny how she is acting. I'm not going to watch her disrespect the u s soldiers.
I agree that it's tragic that so many died, but this was World War 2. This was not a case where each side was sacrificing lives for some leader who was only interested in power. Hitler absolutely had to be opposed and defeated. The Allies gave him every chance to avoid war, which he responded to with unprovoked attacks on his neighbors. And, of course, there was the Holocaust. I shudder to imagine what would have happened if the Allies had not fought the Nazis.
The commanding officers would write the letters and send them back to the U.S., where they would be transcribed and sent on to the families of the dead.
Fighting those totalitarian regimes was absolutely necessary. And the losses unavoidable 😬 but yeah, all of this carnage because some tyrants just wanted more power and land
Not opposing them would ultimatly bem worst I believe also, peace at all costs can bem costier than fighting!
Laughing at this film should be an unforgivable sin
Opening scene is about the D Day invasion. It was a huge misdirection ploy, that worked, a damn miracle! If it hadn't, we would all be speaking German or Japanese now. How would you like to be Ryan, living the rest of your life, every day knowing, everyone on that last mission, died because of u? Or to be one of the women typists?
This was a really interesting reaction...it is always good hearing what folks from other cultures think and feel about this movie. I am really looking forward to more parts of the reaction.
That opening scene was filmed at the actual American Cemetery in Normandy on the bluffs above Omaha Beach.
6:30 There was a massive aerial bombardment of the 5 landing beaches just before the troops landed, but a large part of the US bombing was targeted very badly and missed pretty much all the fortifications it was supposed to destroy on Omaha Beach, as well as missing other targets.
Saving Private Ryan is incredibly realistic in many ways but no, bullets cannot kill you underwater that way 4:16 they lose all of their killing power within about 3 inches of hitting water. Also, pay no mind at all to that man who took off his helmet at 8:22 that next shot would have killed him even if he had kept his helmet on. The helmets of WW2 would almost never stop a bullet, except under very very rare circumstances.
The movie is not a true story, and it differs from the actual history of D-Day in many ways...but the basic plot is loosely based on the 4 Niland Brothers, one of whom served with the 101st Airborne Division. However, when 3 Nilands were reported dead no mission was sent to get the last brother, and it turned out that one brother that had been thought dead had actually only been captured.
There really was a Company C of the 2nd Rangers that landed on Omaha Beach, but they were commanded by Captain Ralph Goranson, and they did not land quite where it was shown in the film. Probably the most important historical thing that Spielberg got wrong is that he had the boats that carried the Rangers to the beach being driven by Americans...they were not. On D-Day, the boats that carried the US Rangers to the beach were driven by UK sailors of the Royal Navy.
Each man that died generated a report, and that report eventually made its way to the office responsible for notifying the families...if any kind of hand written letter had been sent, it would be attached to the report, and would be transcribed into type to be sent via mail or messenger. Most often, letters would be from a commanding officer, but also were often written by another soldier in the unit that knew the dead man the most. If there was no letter with the report of a man's death, then a generic message would be typed up and sent. The usual way of sending the notice of death to the family was by standard telegram, so whenever the Army sent a car to deliver it, people knew that it was NOT a standard death notification.
D-Day was big news...reporters landed on the beaches right after the soldiers. Reports about the progress of the battle were getting back to the US and being read out as radio reports and being printed in special editions of big newspapers within 6 to 12 hours or less of events on the battlefield. Americans heard about how the US paratroopers had such a hard time with their paradrops, and about how tough things were on Omaha Beach and in other places very very quickly. The Allies had spent years preparing, and secrecy was important, but the Allied press cooperated with the military to help keep the specifics of the invasion secret, and in return the Allies gave the press a lot of access to report about the invasion.💯✌
That's some great information. If this were Reddit, you'd have hundreds of upvotes by now. Are you a history teacher or just very knowledgeable about this subject? FYI, my grandfather was there on D-Day, although I don't think he was at Omaha Beach. He was a radio operator, so the trucks he was in were usually targets. I don't remember too many specifics, as it had never occurred to me to ask him about his service, but that little bit I did hear was from my dad asking him. I do regret not learning more from him.
@@bunwalla285 I have just studied the movie for a long time, learning the things that the film got right and wrong, and which ones of them are important or not. I have also interacted with a lot of reactors, including real historians who have done analysis of Saving Private Ryan, and I have learned a lot from them as well as my own studies.
I was on the path to becoming a teacher of US history, since you asked, and was in graduate school to get my PhD...I wanted to be a college professor. But health issues and mental health issues and other things have taken me away from that path. So I try to share what I know whenever I can...even if that means long long posts...sorry I went on for so long. LOL ✌✌
@@iKvetch558 No need to apologize. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. :)
yes, a lot of information here that we were not aware, thanks a lot! ww2 is such a fascinating time period
Nah, I've shot a 22 through a metal coffee can full of water. And not a new can, an old can from the 80's.....went in from the top down as well, about 7-9 inches of water and through the bottom.
I didn't like it when she was laughing. It's disrespectful, although maybe she didn't know this was based on a real event. I hope you give her a little history the next time you guys watch a war movie.
02:45 That's in Normandy, and it's a memorial cemetery, not a graveyard. Graveyards are on church property.
Interesting, I thought that graveyards and cemeteries were basically synonims. This is a beautiful memorial cemetery then 👌🏻 its really impressive just the amount of graves we see, and its a nice way to honor those who lost their lives in that campaign
@@ptthatswhatshesaid They're confused as synonyms, some, but yeah, by definition, graveyards exist in churchyards. The _Cimetière américain de Colleville-sur-Mer_ is a beautiful memorial.
she is way to spot on, no first time.
ahahah I know right, the moment I was like "Its impossible for you to predict this!" was when the sniper gets shot though the lense! xD
Usually she calls a lot of stuff before it happens, but not alway, she is completely wrong a lot of times too!
This is one of multiple graveyards in France for the men who died in the D-Day invasions
Someone commented that they also have graveyards for the german soldiers. Find it very decent and respectfull, and an important reminder for all the deaths that happened
I've seen the pictures taken during the actual landings. The opening scenes of Saving private ryan are exactly like them, just in colour and less grain. That's why this makes my stomach turn. If it wasn't such a realistic depiction it would be a lot more funny to me too. it is afterall a work of fiction, realistic but not real.
I've heard some people say that the movie looks "ugly".. can't really agree, it works perfectly for the intended purpose, I think its great cinematography. And there are very powerfull shots in this!
@@ptthatswhatshesaid No it's not ugly, but it hits a bit close to home I think. People have no issue with the killing in hot shots (and giggling about it) as it's a comedy, but it's essentially the same thing, it's not like the vietnam war was fictional
u had to see war of the worlds 2005 too
I'm sorry for saying this man, but I didn't like it, it wasn't a good reaction, you guys seem like nice people, but it seems your girlfriend is bothered by seeing soldiers pray, and laughing if a young soldier dies.
but ok
Close air support wasn't really a thing at this point. Air was a very fragile tool that was extremely hard to plan in advance.
Yeah, and they couldn't let the germans know where they were going to land, so they couldn't have a long pre invasion bombing I suppose.
Find it hard that they did not know about normandy ww2???????? If she is a history movie buff.
hey, sorry but that was a misunderstanding that a lot of people got 😅 we love the ww2 era and of course we know about the allies invasion of Europe in 1944! we are from europe and veeeeery grateful for that invasion! what she meant when she asked if it was real was the story of the movie and the characters that we follow (like cpt. miller for example)
Uh oh. This one's gonna be brutal...
its gonna be fine... :p
Yea, just wait until you get the bill from her therapist. ;)
@@geminicricket4975 😂😂🥲
@@geminicricket4975 Uncalled for.
creepy girl! war is not funny
also noticed the water in the ocean and sand on the beach...
oh look, a realistic depiction of human misery and suffering. Let's watch balloon head Becky over here laugh at it. wack reaction.
Y’all should called this unseasoned snowflake reactions
Ok…let’s see if SPR can get to her :)
Oh, I think this was just a perfect pick for her 😉
@@ptthatswhatshesaid Schindler’s List next yes? 🫣 and what’s her accent?
@@justsmashing4628 sorry, she has already seen that one, its one of her favorite movies! xD
the accent is portuguese :)
@@ptthatswhatshesaid não se preocupe 😊 (my brothers wife is Portuguese)…a cynical Forrest Gump, or Gran Torino reaction then? :) or the Band of Brothers miniseries? Good luck 😉
@@ptthatswhatshesaid would Airplane make her happy? 😂
Has she seen Band of Brothers or The Pacific? I know you're more movie oriented but I am curious if you'll ever plan on watching short series in the future. And if she hasn't seen those shows maybe they can he in a future watchlist
we would like to see tv shows as well sure :)
but those she has already seen and she LOVES them! that is why I was genuinely surprised when she told me she had never watched Saving Private Ryan xD
oh yes a comedy series for his girlfriend would be great
She's terrible in this. What a sad person she is...
Where are you from?
hey, were from Portugal :)
@@ptthatswhatshesaid I hear it is a beautiful country!
@@DerekEno-e1kSince we are portuguese we complain a lot about our country xD but I would say that the beauty of it we can't deny :p
It’s so easy for her to critique and laugh sitting there on that couch, knowing full well she will never experience the same horrors of war that the soldiers of WW2 experienced. You go ahead and enjoy your tik tok videos while the real people fight for your comfortable life. She wouldn’t last 2 seconds in war.
I'm so glad I was not raised the way it seems this girl was. I was brought up by parents from the WW2 era. My dad was there on D-Day at Normandy on Omaha beach. I'm proud of my father who went into the Navy only 5 months before Pearl Harbor, he was there also and had just turned 18 one month before. that attack. We were taught commitment to prayer, family and country. was taught Love of God, Family and country, to be thankful for America and the sacrifices our military made for the freedom of other people in other countries from hitler. We didn't have to but we chose to. John 10:13 Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends. And Yes prayer is more powerful than Anything on earth. Sad the lack of so many things you obviously don't believe. I couldn't watch any more.. The lack of feeling, compassion and understanding is beyond anything I have ever seen. You Both need The Lord Jesus. Praying for you both to come to know Him.
Why don't you just love your neighbor and not shove your beliefs down their throats? It's quite a simple thing to do, really.
@@L0rd_20 There’s no hate like Christian love..
Sean Ryan Peter Ryan Daniel Ryan bothers 101st Three 😞😔😔📖
I was very curious to know why there was more downvote than upvote for this movie which usually do very good for reaction channels. Now I know. Why did you even bother uploading it if your girlfriend has no empathy? People watching reaction channel do it to feel emotion, or revisit emotion we felt when we first saw the movie. And this reaction is definitely not what anyone is looking for.
did you watch the full reaction? she definitely isn't one of those over emotional persons but she feels empathy and appreciates the movie dude. not everyone is going to react exactly as you do
@@danielrodrigues9565 No she doesn't.
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of course its based story. it was omaha beach Amphibious operation. there were combats many other beaches. the dog beach was worse. Why they didnt atack somewhere else? because there were hitler's atlantic wall along the europe. the Atlantic Wall was a series of fortifications Hitler ordered built to guard Europe's west coast from Allied assault.
Vai me desculpar, mas não consigo pensar em uma pior pessoa para assistir filmes junto, muito menos fazer reacts. Você é um cara legal, mas não vou mais acompanhar esse canal.
lamento que sinta isso, mas claro que concordo que você só deve acompanhar algo que goste de ver! nós nos divertimos muito fazendo estes reacts, tanto eu como ela :)
I must have watched every reaction to Private Ryan over the past years--many, many reactions. And those reactions were by people from across the globe, especially Europe. However, I have never seen anyone watch this film and show such cold, clinical detachment. I've also lived in Europe and in Japan and in Korea. I've learned about, respected, and adapted to a variety of cultures. This woman's boyfriend explains that she laughs as some sort of emotional release. Really? I'd like to be there when she laughs as her child dies with their last breath. I'd like to see her laugh as her mother dies a very painful death. No, I am not buying it. Sure, there are cultural differences, but in my book this woman's reaction is not it. Even if we disagree about her laughing, there are innumerable scenes in the movie where almost every single other viewer has "lost it". But not this woman. No, I found her reaction so soulless and cool as to be unnerving. I finally could not stand the dichotomy of me sitting here and being brought to tears and her sitting there and talking like she is dissecting a frog in biology class. Could no longer watch her in this video.
It has nothing to do with her country of origin, we are not like that, much to the contrary...
Since your girlfriend love war movies, you guys should do a reaction to the #1 ww1 movie on Netflix right now. Its called" All quiet on the western front " it's truly a masterpiece
That's a remake right? Is it that good?
@@danielrodrigues9565 yes . Its the 2022 remake . It's truly a masterpiece, the cinematography, the acting , the realism of war, impactful, emotional and raw . It's a must see you won't forget
@@chucknorris2266 I think its a very good suggestion. I haven't seen it either, so its gonna be a first for both of us :p
@@danielrodrigues9565 I didn't like it compared to the original 1930 film.
@@franticzenster8140 I have to rewatch the original as well, I haven't seen it in years now xD
Awesome React!
some casual suggestions to more movie should you choose to do reactions in but guaranteed subs and likes if you do watch.
-Godfather 1 & 2
-Pulp Fiction
-A Space Odessey 2001
-Carlitos way
-Goodfellas
-Heat
-Equilibrium
-Prisoners
-Silence Of the Lambs
-Training Day
-Zodiac
-Shutter island
-Warriors (1979)
-The Game
-Donnie Brasco
-Kill Bill 1&2
-Sicario 1&2
-Matrix 1&2
-American History x
-Platoon
-Full Metal Jacket
-We Were Soldiers
-Misery
-Eastern Promises
-The Punisher
Shows
-Band of Brothers
-The Wire
thank you! ☺️
hmmmm great list, a lot of movies she as already watched and loves though :p
Be honest you dodnt even watch it. Lile some crypto scammer for reaction channels? Weirdo
2:52 Brazilian cemetery? /o
I'm not 100% certain, but as far as I know its a cemetery in the north of Portugal
Do they really know nothing about D Day? To comment this is about power, how pathetic. Being from Portugal they should know the story of the liberation of France.
Praying to God before a battle is the perfect time.. It is true that there are no atheists in a foxhole.
This is literally factually untrue
@@patludwa4428 What do you mean? There are atheists that say they haven't prayed inn foxholes
@@MorphyVSFischer Nothing is absolute .I can tell you that, in regards to alcoholism and drug addiction, which is often a life and death situation, that when people go into 12 step programs, even if they were atheist's before, there are very few afterwards.
@@realitycheck5376 Untrue. Completely untrue. In fact, there are other kinds of treatment programs, specifically for people who don’t want religion shoved in their face, at their most vulnerable time, something religion loves to do. They like to do it to homeless & needy as well, by making them sit through a sermon before they can get any food. It’s abhorrent.
As someone who has been through opiate withdrawals in more than a few occasions, I never once prayed to a non-existent god. Same when I was in the military.
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 Good for you, however you are in the minority. In addition, in 12 step programs there are no sermons. it's just a process that happens naturally. Most cannot recover without a belief in a Higher Power. Dr. Carl Jung goes into great detail on this in the AA Big Book. The vast majority of people on the planet believe in a Higher Power. There IS a God and there is a logic to believing that. You have to seek Him first, otherwise He is non-existent but only to you.
Total airhead
Lucia is so intelligent, bright and understanding. Not to mention beautiful. You got a keeper, hang on to her.
she predicted vomit.... bad editing.
people being soft about a movie yes it was horrible and this was a great movie representation of it but lay off the OMG she laughed i did to hell i watched the beginning a few times in a row ... it was violent bloody disturbing and awesome imo 😈😈
Same. Awesome brutal scene 👌🏻
yeah, first saw this movie when I was 11... It was rough, made me think about war under a whole different light (less glorious) but I watched that beach landing scene a few times in a row as well. Excellent filmmaking 👌
don't feel too guilty about laughing. in general when a watcher inappropriately laughs at a death it's a director or actor's fault.
This may be the stupidest comment here lmao
@@thesincereone2886
The point I was making is movie scenes can be unintentionally comical through overacting, the score, editing, etc. I'm not saying the subject of a scene is funny. Might be something as small as a goofy look on a "dead" extra's face.
I made it to 5 minutes in and couldn't take the ladies coldness and that laugh. No disrespect to the young lady.
Hey there, we understand. We all react in different ways, I often laugh when I'm in shock or confronted with absolute horrific stuff, and also like to analyze what I'm watching in a more rational way, which can come up as cold yeah 😬 We just recorded our reaction to All Quiet on the Western Front and we will probably be grilled for being insensitive as well! Me especially, since she did cry in some parts of that movie.
There is also some reactions that I can't really watch (because of cringiness or annoyince xD) so I understand you might not enjoy this one. Since you didn't see it too the end just to let you know that she was crying her eyes out by the end, and that it became one of her absolute favourite movies 😉 In the end, despite we reacting in different ways, we can all agree that this movie is a masterpiece!
@@ptthatswhatshesaid please accept my apologies if I offended her it wasn't my intention. Peace to you and yours.
No, no, you were quite respectfull xD (which is why I decided to respond :p)
Peace to you and yours as well ☺️
@@ptthatswhatshesaid thank you❤✌️
give me an "P".... give me an "S".... give me an "Y".... give me an "C".... give me a...... look you'll work it out 😨
😂😂😂 ok, this one was funny! 👌🏻
1:03 offcourse you don't love Lord of the Rings. That's because you watched the extended version. They're long, dull and boring. Should have watched the theatrical first.
that was my fault... 😬