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52 Reactions To Wade's Final Scene in "Saving Private Ryan" + 22 Bonus Reactions (group 4️⃣ of 5️⃣)
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- Опубликовано: 12 авг 2024
- This compilation was requested by Pablo Garcia. Group 1️⃣ is 24 reactions to first shots fired, at • 24 Reactions To First ... Group 2️⃣ is 28 more reactions to first shots fired, at • 28 More Reactions To F... Group 3️⃣ is 40 reactions to final Miller/Ryan scenes plus 5 bonus reactions to first shots fired, at • 40 Reactions To "Savin... Group 5️⃣ is 47 reactions at • 47 More Reactions To "... 39 actual Omaha beach stories are at • 39 Omaha Beach Heroes 🥇
This compilation includes 12 bonus reactions to first shots fired plus 10 bonus reactions to final scenes. RUclips has declared this video unsuitable for all advertisers, so it runs with limited or no ads. The featured channels in this video and their complete reactions are:
1 @liivreacts👓 • SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (1...
2+3 @MJoy4Fun👓 • [First Time Watching] ...
4 @Centane👓 • my eyes are sweating ☾...
5 @explorewithindia👓 • Video
6 @alegendatwon5677👓 • SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (1...
7 @ReelOzAussieDillon👓 • WHAT AN AMAZING FILM! ...
8+9 @BranBurrito👓 • ROUGH WATCH - SAVING P...
10 @BrandonLikesMovies👓 • SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (1...
11+12 @CineBingeReact👓 • Video
13 @CosmicBinx👓 • Saving Private Ryan RE...
14 @deving9793👓 • Video
15 @DuaffyMS👓 • It's very hard to watc...
16+17 @duocrewreacts8365👓 • Video
18 @firsttimewatching7326👓 • Saving Private Ryan (1...
19 @FlixTalk👓 • SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (1...
20 @houseofmash5748👓 • THE BEST WAR MOVIE EVE...
21 @ItsAPrimatee👓 • Saving Private Ryan (1...
22 @JamesVSCinema👓 • FILMMAKER MOVIE REACTI...
23 @JayveeTVReacts👓 • SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (1...
24 @JCARTSARTS982 (was JCARTS ARTS Movie friends !!)👓 • Saving Private Ryan (1...
25 @kayreacts4763👓 • I may have cried... se...
26 @LouisReacts👓 • Video
27 @LukeParon👓 • SAVING PRIVATE RYAN Re...
28 @MaryCherryOfficial👓 • P2/2 Saving Private Ry...
29 @HelloMellowXVI👓 • First Time Watching *S...
30 @MovieFusion👓 • Saving Private Ryan (1...
31 NASSER 👓 • WATCHING *SAVING PRIVA...
32 @NatalieGoldReacts👓 • SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (f...
33 @nickflix8657👓 • Watching Saving Privat...
34+35 @OctoKrool👓 • SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (1...
36 @PopcornInBed👓 • SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (1...
37 @RideoutReviews👓 • Saving Private Ryan RE...
38 @MovieReactions (was Rome Life)👓 • SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (1...
39+40 @ScreenSlurp👓 • Video
41 @SebScreen👓 • FIRST TIME WATCHING *S...
42 @shelbynnave👓 • Watching 'Saving Priva...
43 @SilahaToxic👓 • SAVING PRIVATE RYAN - ...
44+45+46 @StormAkima1👓 • Saving Private Ryan | ...
47 @TheMoShow👓 • Video
48 @TylerAlexander👓 • First Time Watching SA...
49 @VKunia👓 • Saving Private Ryan Mo...
50+51 @whitenoisereacts👓 • FIRST TIME WATCHING: S...
52 @WillWatches👓 • SAVING PRIVATE RYAN is...
First shots fired bonus:
53 @JayveeTVReacts
54 @JCARTSARTS982 (was JCARTS ARTS Movie friends !!)
55 @MaryCherryOfficial
56+57 @MJoy4Fun
58 @pilarslittlestudio👓 • Saving Private Ryan (1...
59 @MovieReactions (was Rome Life)
60+61 @ScreenSlurp
62 @TylerAlexander
63+64 @whitenoisereacts
Final scenes bonus:
65 @JCARTSARTS982 (was JCARTS ARTS Movie friends !!)
66 @MaryCherryOfficial
67+68 @MJoy4Fun
69 @pilarslittlestudio
70 @MovieReactions (was Rome Life)
71+72 @ScreenSlurp
73+74 @whitenoisereacts
This guy deserved an oscar just for this scene alone. It took talent to act dying like this and garner such an audience reaction.
I joined the Army in 2003 as a Combat Medic.
My recruiter told me “you remember the medic in Saving Private Ryan? Your job will be like that! Running around the battlefield saving lives!”
Then I remembered _this_ scene.
I told my recruiter “Yeah, that doesn’t really sell it to me!”
We really appreciate our medics. We count on you. Thank you. Medics like you saved my life several times.
USMC 1989-2009.
Semper Fi, Army
@@michaelshultz1590 thank you! I worked with the USMC in Afghanistan, outstanding group of people.
@@realburglazofficial2613 We are there to kick ass. Oorah!
One of the hardest scenes I’ve ever watched in a movie aside from the opening scene. Awesome movie.
It was an AMAZING performance by everyone in that scene...it made me think though...in real life ...how many men have cried for their mother on their last breath....it was heart wrenching to watch and truly gave the graphic reality of what happened...just my own opinion...
I wonder if Giovanni Ribisi knew how many millions of people would cry like babies when they witnessed his acting in this scene. I mean this is the definition of powerful. Women and grown ass men alike are destroyed by this scene.
Truly a remarkable performance by Giovanni Ribisi. It's hard to have a believable, non-overly dramatic death scene. This one just rips the heart out.
This scene helps a little to explain why vets of all kinds suffer so much from nightmares and other stress issues once they’re done
this is one of the most painful movies to watch. Giovanni Ribisi just tore everyone's heart out in this scene. my father was a medic in WW2, it absolutely wrecked him for life.
A powerful scene. But it drives me crazy that nobody seems to understand, when he asks for more morphine... he's asking them to overdose him.😢
Yeah, Wade just wants to get it over with.
Actually they all know, that's why they are all looking at each other before doing it, cause they all know he won't make it.
@@SGC564talking about the reactors not knowing
I'm glad he knew he was cradled in the comforting arms of his friends, a final touch of love, as he reached out for his momma in his last seconds, fading off in less pain from the morphine. It's indelible to witness that happen to anyone. Worse would be to go out all alone, without the tender touch of anyone.
Seen this movie a dozen times - Giovanni Ribisi's performance during this scene still guts me every time.
Me too.
Same here.
There was a saying back then with medics about morphine "one for pain two for eternity" he knew he was dying and wanted to esentially OD quickly with 60 cc of the morphine instead of bleeding out.
“One to see Heaven, two to go there”
I've seen this movie hundreds of times and I cry at that scene every time.
Giovanni Rabisi should have won an Oscar for this roll.
Hands down the saddest and most depressing scene I’ve ever watched. As a mother myself I lost it when he started asking for his mom. I had to stop the movie and watch Tosh.0 for a few minutes just to lighten my mood a little bit because this scene was so realistic and disturbing.
These scenes where these soldiers cry for their mother shows just how powerful that connection is. My father fought in Korea and a friend of his didn't grow up with a mother as she died in childbirth. When he got wounded badly and thought he was going to die, he called for his mother too. He survived, but when he felt his mortality, it was his mother he called out for.
In the Gulf War we all had pre-written letters to our families in our pocket. It was actually something the Vietnam guys taught use in the 1980's when they were training us. We passed that on in our training when training the young soldiers that were headed to Afghanistan with us. I wonder if it's still happening as I retired out of the military years ago.
When I watched this in the theater everyone was crying watching this scene.
I still cry. Even after so many times I've watched this movie.
The way he calls out about his liver really gets to me
“Oh god mY LiVerh”
Captain said "earn this" got me
"Momma" -Wade
F
The part in this scene that hits hardest for me isn't when he was looking for his mom but the panic in his voice when he finds out it was his liver
This hits really hard with anyone, as a kid, was put in a bad situation and they understand the fear and panic when Wade starts crying "I wanna go home! I wanna go home!"
I had the same reaction to Bubba telling Forest he wanted to go home. Both scenes are very powerful and bring me to tears every time I watch these two movies.
Anyone who didn't cry during this scene are not human.
For the record, the only survivors from the group were Ryan, Upham and Reiben. I keep hearing people say that nobody from the original group survived.
Two things make me cry every time. Wades death and the sight of all those white crosses. My Dad was there but he was blessed enough to come home. Till the day he died at 93, he refused to talk about it. 😢🇺🇸
Wade's death gets me every time
Me too.
This scene fucked me up as a kid man. I remember going to lay on my moms lap and just crying. First movie death I ever saw that left a very dark and empty feeling inside me that lingered. Just the raw sense of death that it made you feel in the pit of your stomach.
And to think most of the people who went through that where teenagers
Wade's death is spirit crushing.
I had the pleasure of knowing men that served in WW2, Korea, and Vietnam. All of them agreed that this movie was without a doubt as realistic as they come. One of the men I knew was a Pvt. in the Corps assigned to the West Virginia at Pearl Harbor. He was also involved in the action at Guadalcanal, Tarawa, and Guam at the end of the war. He stayed in and served all during Korea. My Uncle was a mortarman with the 4th division and went ashore on Utah Beach on June 6th.
As I joined the Navy in 1978, I had instructors and supervisors that had served in Vietnam. Navy, Marine, and Army. My mentor had been in the Army and served with the Greenie Beanies there. MACVSOG.
My best friend's grandfather was 82nd Airborne Who parachuted Behind Enemy Lines the night before this to try to make things easier for these boys. I wish I knew him more he was an amazing man.
I'm surprised no one noticed *who* shot the Captain
the one he let go...
Back then getting hit in the liver was a slow painful death -it was a 100% fatal wound.
Them german MG42 machine gun's were truly frightening. Saw a documentary and there was an american soldier who was talking about storming the beaches and when the americans used there machine gun's it sounded like bang bang bang bang bang bang then when the germans fired there's it was a constant brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, they would rip you apart then he started to cry 😓
For some first hand accounts of Omaha beach see ruclips.net/video/aBAzJfRQjKU/видео.html
The MG42 was nicknamed ’The Buzzsaw’ because of that sound.
It’s _still_ to this day one of the fastest firing machine guns ever made.
@@realburglazofficial2613 22 rounds pr second. 123cm long, 12,3 kg. The Norwegian army still uses a rebuilt version of it.
@@mortenBP it is an outstanding weapon
Awesome performance by Giovanni Ribisi!👏👏. He shredded people's hearts.
Very good film making to see Ryan’s wife had no idea who the Capt (Tom Hanks character) was. Ryan never talked about it
I can feel the Cetane lady. It makes me cry
He's been hit with a grenade, that's Shrapnel people not bullets...
Those are MG rounds, you can tell by looking at the entrance wounds and how they have a defined circular shape. Coupled with an exit wound the size of an acorn, the kinetic energy from a high velocity 7.92/7.62 round would do that easily.
Apart from that, the dialogue of this scene confirms it.
This is one of the toughest scenes i have ever watched
I grew up an Army brat living around the US and Europe. This movie came out immediately before I joined the Navy. I worked with jets and went around the Pacific and Indian Oceans, and the Persian Gulf. 🇺🇸
Thanks so much. They reactions are so beautiful👏😢. The acting of Ribisi was gorgeous. The best death scene in a looooong time💪💪💪
You are very welcome.
@@HaveYouSeenThisChannel the best scenes in this movie: The beginning, Mother, fake Ryan(Fillion), Wade's death, last battle, Miller's death(earn this), old Ryan . Greetings from Chile💪🤘👍💗👏
@@PabloGarcia-sj5pm wades death gets me everytime. The acting was great
@@B355Y i cry every time😢😂😂👏👏👏👏
There are some really intense scenes in this movie for sure. This is one, the acting is unbelievably real and great. Made me believe and you.
Hello beautiful souls, as a Vet to all the Men and Women who served in the Military Living Or Died.. I would like to tell you all I love you and thanks for your Contribution and God Bless You all for being my Hero
Best war movie death scene - IMO. Gut-wrenching.
"Put pressure on it"
yeah .. and so what ? It is a battlefield and not an ER
Ta me & yes I served in the Navy for 8 years (in the 80's) the thing that tells the story best is who he's callin for "MOMMA" 😪
I don’t know why I watch reactions to some things. Some people are great but so many people piss me off at times with their comments and reactions, but mostly the comments that drive me crazy. Especially when it comes to war films or documentaries. They have no idea and their ignorant, carelessness and stupidity is so F’ing disrespectful!
1,000% agree with you. In this scene alone, the amount of ppl talking through the scene and not experiencing it is astounding. To not shed a tear during that scene is inhumane.
watching him die while crying for his mother makes me cry so bad
Arianna on Diegesis is the best by far, bar none. Watch her react to Saving Private Ryan and you’ll never settle for anyone else. This compilation proves it.
As far as recollect they were one the hunt for an sole survivor and wade him self was an only son i just realized that
that was always the hardest thing my mom (desert shield and storm vet) would tell me about - the dying men always called for their mommas. no matter which side they were on. fuck war, man.
Yeah. Still remember the first time I saw this scene
Giovanni Ribisi is a great actor
I didn't know Giovanni ribisi was such a great actor as not too many actors could pull this scene off and make everybody cry. Unbelievable and believable acting at the same time.
Everyone said he got shot in the belly but it was a hand grenade that took him out.
Right I was a medic in the army and I kept telling my buddies that had not served that was grenade shrapnel not machine gun fire if he had been hit by two machine gun rounds he would not have been talking
@@herbtapp3031 I wasn't military but I was a civilian contractor. I was a semi truck technician for KBR. We had someone smuggle in a hand grenade inside the wire and kill one of our interpreters this way. We didn't have anything to numb the pain and medical relief was slow. It took him about twenty minutes to pass. I lost all hearing in my left side and he his life. That was rough.
@@migueldelacruz4799 Sorry to man, I will count you as a brother also because you have the elephant.
However many times I watch this movie, I cry and cry again.. Just to overwhelming even though it's only damn movie.
SERIOUSLY FUCKED UP TO OPEN THE LANDING RAMPS OF THOSE BOATS RIGHT IN FRONT OF A MACHINE GUN NEST. Too much of that kind of thing happened in WW2, throwing men at machines guns and they just got sacrificed. The Pacific Islands saw sometimes 70% of our men get mowed down by the Japanese as they hit the beaches. These days we send in planes and helicopters first and take out the enemy as much as possible before sending men in to dangerous areas. Seems like in the wars up through Vietnam the top brass just didn't give a shit about the grunt soldiers. Extremely tragic, and utterly despicable by top brass.
this is what my father said so many times. He was a medic on Iwo Jima, it was horrific. he only survived because he had a non-fatal wound. only to see many more battles and be wounded 4 more times. They were expendable.
@@condoguy710 Extremely grateful thanks to your father from us all, and to everyone like him who sacrificed so much. The Greatest Generation they truly were. We must always remember the sacrifice they made for us, and not take our stability for granted now either. We still have some extremely dangerous actors on the world stage who could bring back the horrors your dad experienced in a third world war, China and Russia primarily. Essential we do everything we can to suppress them while we can, if we haven't already made China too wealthy and powerful in the last half century through our naivete. And today Russia is making very significant moves to re-establish the Soviet Union by possibly invading Ukraine.
Thanks, General.
In war all soldiers call out for their mothers in the last few moments of their life.
And those soldiers who witness this that memory will haunt their dreams until the day they die
It's reassuring to see so any people feel for the loss of another person and how they might be feeling, wether it's through film or not. Good quality video btw, maybe next one could be everyone's reaction to how the squad react to the German that shot him? Subscribed ;)
Thank you for subscribing.
@@HaveYouSeenThisChannel of course, thank you for the video
You are very welcome.
In war you’re brothers become more than friends they become your family my you Rest In Peace you’ve earned it brother
I remember this scene so well, 1998
This f-ing flik brings a lot of emotions in people....
All the crying reactions with no actual tears.....
You should watch the Devin G reaction in full. Big bloke, ex military himself but He was definitely tearing up.
The last scene of the grave yard, LOOK at all the crosses, we only saw the story of 5 of those crossea
nice compilation. shows how times i been watching SPR vids. ive seen everyones but 4 of them.
Thank you very much for the compliment.
Those Bonus reactions were nice. I'm definitely subscribing!
Thank you very much.
This scene always reminds me of a very poignant Lauryn Hill quote. "You might win some, but you just lost one."
MAMa MAMA I Want To Go Home 😢😢😢
“Exit wound that’s good” that is 100% not good
It depends on the size i guess. Having a piece of metal inside of your body in the middle of a warzone is pretty bad too.
WTF! Cook County hospital is just a few blocks down the road!
“Find a rock and put it on top of a bandage and bandage it more”
another great scene for a reaction compilation..... kudos.
do you list them in order of your preference or random or?
Thank you very much.
For this video, a few of the more interesting reactors floated to the top then the rest are in alphabetical order by channel name.
@@HaveYouSeenThisChannel hope you don't mind but I copied your reply and pasted it into Centane/Kamilla's discord... along with a link to your vid.
I hope you're getting some thanks from the actual reactors... and not just their rabid fans like me..... I think you're doing them all a great service personally.
kinda stole my idea btw but I was being lazy..... probably would've wound up in my basket full of million dollar ideas I'll never do....
wish you all the best, sincerely..... oh hold off on any Shawshank comps ok? that's next up for Kamilla.. she did Misery today (not enough reactions to that tho)
We're fine with sharing links; we need all the publicity we can get. Yes, some reactors thank us. The fewer the subscribers the reactor has, the more likely the reactor appreciates the mention. No Shawshank projects are currently on the list. One to-do item is showing how changing the end of Misery makes for a much better movie, but that project is low priority.
Well by the movie he was it not but once and more the four time by a mg42 and mg 42 is like 35 thousands of an inch smaller the a 50 cal 50 is one half inch so he had the size of a 1/2 inch bolt in the front and a hole out the back bigger then then pan of a table spoon
The MG42 fired a caliber slightly larger than our standard 30-06 round.
The amount of people watching this scene and not shedding any tears is despicable. This scene is as close as any of us will get to the real thing in terms of having a fallen soldier die on our hands. Respect it by allowing yourself to feel it. Otherwise don't watch the movie, you know what you're getting yourselves into by watching. Respect it
Either cry or don't watch the movie? That's some stuid logic
@Timothy Isidro I'm talking about the scene airhead. You know how to read right?
Just because you're not shedding tears doesn't mean they're disrespecting it. People process things in different ways. Not everyone is gonna be bawling their eyes out. Lay off them.
@Christopher Garcia Sure I agree in terms of processing. But if you're high/drunk/talking through the scene you're disrespecting it. Spielberg didn't shoot this scene for shitz and gigs, he wanted the audience to experience it. To not experience it in its natural state is a crime against humanity. Experience it. Feel it. OR DON'T WATCH IT. PRETTY SIMPLE LOL
@@timothyisidro4215Either experience it sober in its natural state or DON'T WATCH THE MOVIE. Spielberg didn't direct this for you idiots to just talk over the tough scenes. Any NORMAL, SOBER human being would shed a tear during that incredibly difficult scene. To not shed a tear would basically mean one is mentally high/drunk/drugged up. It is the EPITOME OF HUMAN SUFFERIING. You either cry or not. There is no other explanation. This scene DIFFERENTIATES who is human and who is drugged up/distracted.
It was so pointless to push this position in this way when Jackson could have killed the gunner, then moved two fire teams in on the flanks of the nest
Good point. Maybe have Jackson try but miss, then have the fighting start?
@@HaveYouSeenThisChannel I just feel like if he could hit that sniper through the scope like that, he could have made quick work of the gunner and at least kept the rest of them off of it. With the MG42 down they could have pushed from the sides to split up their fire
Wade could have just waited at the rear while they stormed the machinegunnner.
Good compilations: thank you. Another good reaction channel you might like to look at for clips is 'Dasha of Russia Reacts': she's done some really good ones.
You are very welcome. Finding reactors can be very problematic, and she's never yet come up in our searches, but we'll add her to our lists for future compilations. Thank you for the suggestion.
Not bullets, shrapnel.
wrong
@@kevinclohesy5606 he was hit by a grenade.. Those are shrapnel wounds.
@@TheJohnswa nope circular wounds means bullets
@@TheJohnswa Shot by the MG and some shpranels i guess
@@TheJohnswa bullet holes
For everyone watching, WE should ALL be earning this, everyday, live your best life. ❤️
uh.. no lol. you can keep your death cult. there's nothing noble or honourable about war.. and the warlords ya'll are loyal to, fund, and install via vote. The movies(Hollywood) make ya'll feel good about the human sacrifice, and the industry war serves. It's evil asf. Stop asking Mothers to sacrifice all her children to the cult of State. Mothers, stop giving your children away; take responsibility for their education, their upbringing. They'll respect you more when they're grown.
Just like a cryin little baby called for mama... 😥😢
Welcome to the "ass" club.
It is just annoying to speak loudly over this scene
Some one really just edited 52 reactions together and uploaded it lmao i love youtube
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And people kneeled National anthem this is why people got so upset about it I will never watch sports again because of it
This is one of the mistakes in the movie. As a medic Wade should not have been involved in the assault on the machine gun, much less armed. He should have been the one they held back.
100% correct. You do NOT take your ONLY medic into a dangerous place; he has to stay behind. What I do not understand, is that they had a sniper with them. All they had to do, was put a few men in a position to provide harassing fire at the MG nest, then their sniper could already be in a covered position, to pick off the MG crew, easily. NO PLANNING!
LMFAO ! 52 Reactions of medical advise....
Waiting for Schindler’s List…
which scene tho.....?
I'm guessing the one near the end when Schindler says "I could have done more."
Schindler's List is at ruclips.net/video/QsyPjNm5IHw/видео.html
Thanks for the Inclusion 🙌
You are very welcome.
That’s what he gets for trying to steal Ted.
And thats why you dont carry womens to the battle, they talk until the end of times.
My god is that third person annoying. It’s a movie
Without American nuclear on Japan,My country maybe never get freedom & Independent
Don't Cry, he got paid very well.
People like to pretend. If it aint them who gives a f
Are all these “Beta” guys acting so dramatic because they are on camera?
Have you ever been in combat? Have you ever been in the shit? Even the strongest will break down. I broke down often. Real men cry. Crying is fine. You have to get up and fight through it.
USMC 1989-2009, Master Gunnery Sergeant, retired.
@@michaelshultz1590 USMC 1986-2018. Deployed 17 (Africa, Latin America, Eastern Europe, Iraq, and Afghanistan) times and on 3 I had contact EVERY single day! Been in the shit more days in my life than out of it. But the people REACTING to the video are doing it for the camera and views!
Semper Fi brother
reminder that some of these people never saw combat, and don't forget that this generation is full of softies
If yall look back at them searching through dog tags, with the airborne walking by, you will notice some dog tags had a V cut in the corners. Figure that out ! . 🫡