Which theme do you think is best ? I love both but that Pacific theme gets me every time. But think Band of Brothers is a better series but I love both
I Shed a tear to your father as of how brave he was, my great grandfather wasn’t fighting against Nazis but…. The Japanese, the stories that he told me was mental, he was in the Air Force so when he was going to take off 11 kamakazies struck his naval and he had to jump off the side of the naval to survive, he said the fall was the most painful thing in his life, he ended up fighting on ground with no experience because he had no plane. He died in 2020 aged 94, I was so proud that I was related and met one of the most brave men in the world, and I’m sure your dad was too.
"Grandpa, were you a hero in the war?" "No. But I served in a Company of Heroes." We owe these men and women everything we have. Because, without them, we would have nothing.
Not only you do. As a german, I must say, we also owe these man a huge lot. These man did not fight the Wehrmacht in the first place, but an extremely dangerous ideology and government. And I'm glad today we are friends and allies and brothers in arms.
But you know, so do the German and Japanese people, who didn't have to live under oppressive regimes and whose countries became prosperous democracies. Whatever one thinks about later wars, the sacrifices of WW II led to a better world.
I am Japanese. I was in tears when I saw this movie. Don't forget that young American soldiers fought and kept thinking of their hometown. Sorry for the poor English.
4+ million Indian🇮🇳Soldiers also took part in the First and Second World Wars USSR helped us in the 1971 Indo-Pak war we did not forget them But till date i have not seen even a single European giving respect to Indian Soldiers The Soldiers(Who fought another nation's war thousands of miles away from their families and made the supreme sacrifice of their lives) who fought on very important fronts.
@@agustin3710those shows are more gratuitous they are set during the periods but everyone is horny with a potty mouth. That can get distracting for history buffs so I prefer the war series' because while violent is still honest without added stuff to appel to the GOT audience
Every. Single. Bloody. Time... No matter how many times I've heard this song, it's like I'm hearing it for the first time and it fills my heart with such emotion and gratitude. Kids of today will NEVER understand what these men and women went through (I say women because, even though they weren't in the battles, they too played a massive part in that war and we'd have lost it without them.)
I've watched the series when I was a child. To me, heroes are not a muscular guy in tights with a big S in front of his chest, but a simple man under a M1 helmet with his M1 Garrand.
Don't forget, the British with their tommy helmets and their Lee Enfield's, and I know this might cause controversy but don't forget the Germans, not the Nazis but the regular Germans, they probably didn't want to be there either.
God I remember when I first watched this with my dad when I was about 12. I'm 17 now shows like this have only grown my love for history. I wish there were more like this.
Alexander Peña, 3rd Battalion 6th marine regiment 2nd marine division, Guadalcanal, Tarawa, Saipan and Tinian, KIA July 30th 1944 Island of Tinian, island was declared secure Aug 1st, he almost made it home, R.I.P uncle Alex, The greatest generation of all time..God Bless America!!
We watched this series last year, a friend of mine gave us his bluray set for a few weeks. My wife and I loved if from E1 to the very end, but E9 broke me like nothing on a screen had never before... and learning afterwards the all "behind the scene" about it....This series should be shown to our children in History class, along with masterpieces such as "Saving Private Ryan" or "Hacksaw Ridge", to remind them what young people from not so long ago endured to ensure our freedom nowadays... Rest in Peace Easy Company, your mission is accomplished... from a humble and thankful Frenchman who wishes he could have served his country if his eyesight wasn't a mess
"...Some had families waiting, for others their only family would be the men they bled beside. There were no bands, no flags, no honor guards to welcome them home. They went to war because their country ordered them too. But in the end, they fought not for their country or their flag. They fought for each other. We who have seen war will never stop seeing. In the silence of the night, we will always hear the screams. So this is our story. For we were soldiers once...and young." -We Were Soldiers (2002)
This music teaches me what struggle means, every time I want to give up I always listen to this song and it makes my spirit increase, and I want to join a soldier
One of the best friends I have ever had in the world, one day, invited me to his home in the south of the United States and showed me this series. At every scene, I couldn't help but shed a tear. Maybe this sounds silly, but here, in Argentina, we have a lighter version of the story. And to see all that America has done for the West, simply makes me feel grateful. From the bottom of my heart, I hope you always know that you will find a friend every time you look south. THANKS AMERICA!
I'm crying typing this in because the sacrifice that many men gave to defend are country and there sacrifice will and shall never be forgotten...lest...we...forget...
Holy crap. 1:49 is always the part that hits me. The music peaks and you see a soldier running through hell to save his friend (EDIT: Changed the time mark to the right time)
My teary moment was when they dropped into The Netherlands and Winters runs in a full sprint over the hill and spots a German kid in a uniform look at him, his face shifts to a terrified expression, and Winters puts a bullet through his chest. He knew what he did and it haunted him. I can't blame Winters.
@@TheElectronNinja Winters was a soldier that was fighting to liberate Europe from an oppressive fascist dictator, while the other guy was a kid that was conscripted into service by the said oppressive fascist dictator. Makes it even sadder as neither of them wanted to kill, but had to do their duty.
@@drichreq3748 Then again, the boy could have been a die hard fascist that was devoted to serving to Hitler. It is a possibility. By far the saddest moment in the entire series aside from the Holocaust in episode 9 that I just remembered is Malarkey mocking a German soldier in Day of Days. Malarkey said "Where're you from son" in a condescending tone thinking that he couldn't understand him. Then the soldier responds in an American accent with "Eugene Oregon". Stunned, Malarkey glanced back and then shared that he too was from Oregon. They shared a nice friendly exchange of life experiences before Malarkey was forced to leave. They said their goodbyes and Malarkey walked on. A little ways down the road, he heard gunfire from a M1A1 Thompson behind him. He turned to see that all the German POW's, including the man he had just befriended, were gunned down in cold blood by Lt. Speirs. By far the hardest part for me to watch in the series aside from the Holocaust.
As a Brit, it's always been in my nature to show disdain for Americans for no particular reason. Bias breeds hate. This very song reminds me why I'm wrong. Thank you for your lives, men. Thank you.
It wasn’t just America, it was the passion and strength of the British people that inspired our troops to rally and take a stand against Hitler. Without the Brit’s we wouldn’t have had such a perfect place to launch Operation Overlord from, or the perfect place to train for combat in France. Simply put we needed the British just as much as you needed us
One of the greatest TV series ever produced. I remember watching it when it was released. Whilst it's recollection of war, it's greatest feature was the fantastic depiction of "MEN" banding together to achieve a common goal of ridding the world of tyranny. It was also a wonderful representation of the great love and devotion these men had for each other in face of grave danger. It's an absolute shame in today's woke modern world, the way society criticise men banding together in the same way to achieve and/or complete difficult goals that the naysayers think are impossible. Today these bonds are looked down upon as the "patriarchy" stealing everyone's opportunity and ruining the fabric of society. Box them up whilst we don't need them they say, but as soon as a war like this emerges sometime in the future, they will expect men like this to be un-boxed and sent off to do the killing and possibly sacrifice everything dear to them!
I was only 13 when I found this, my grandfather my uncle etc. All military, my heart and deepest respects goes to them. Our country wouldn't be here if they didn't give the sacrifice...I will never stop rewarching this show. God bless all of you for giving your lives for us...we will never forget the honor or bravery.
Holy shit I only watched band of brothers as a little kid, didn’t really get the whole picture then, but I recently rewatched it and it really tugged on my heartstrings, honestly the closest I’ve been to crying at any film. I could drone on forever about how great this series was but I think the opening theme and credits speaks for itself and the show.
I watch this everytime it's on. The music brings me to tears & makes me think of my Dad & uncle who were just boys and came home men. And now more than ever I can't help but think of those guys in Ukraine who are basically fighting the same fight all over again. God speed all of them💜
They don't make content like this anymore. What a fantastic series. Can't even count how many times I've watched it all. Still waiting on "bomber boys" spielberg!
Soldiers, Sailors, and airmen of the allied expeditionary force. you are about embark upon the great crusade, to which we have striven these many months...
"Paul, it's June 6th 1944 wish you could see this brother, we're heading to some fraud beach which I'm not supposed to know the name of, also we can take France back from the Nazis but the waiting is half the battle " Ronald Daniels.
This is the best ww2 mini series I've ever seen. This series has humour, friendship, etc and most importantly the brutality of war. This opening has no song at all, just some instrument but it's very deep meaning.
roseofmay91 It's patriotic in the sense of a great war that was fought and how these men show their bravery and spirit. I have the whole disc collection! :D
Thank you for your service, friend. :) You and your family. Many of my friends have joined different branches of the military, and I never knew of the sacrifices they had to make to do so. So, thank you!
They should show this during history class in high schools, could shape the younger generation and teach them important lessons for the future. If you see how most people behave (crazy, insane, greedy and self centered) you wouldn‘t believe we were once capable of forming great bands of brotherhood.
I'm more skeptical that people have changed that much. My father was from Detroit and served in the Pacific. A family story I heard was that my grandmother (obviously not at the time) went into a store near the end of the war; the economy was booming. Supposedly, she heard someone say "if only this war lasts long enough, I'll be able to pay of my mortgage." Obviously, with her son overseas, this infuriated her. Whether this actually happened or not, I obviously can't say, but there has always been plenty of greed and self-centeredness in the world. It isn't just today.
@@marcschneider4845 well thats because war help the great depression era. It helped people work and all of that stuff. With war everybody makes money, Including the poor. It's hard to agree and disagree with it since it has their pros and cons definitely.
But both series had great plot, action snd characters, no other series i have watched comes close to these two, they really are top 2 best series in the world
In this house we don't skip Band of Brothers or The Pacific intros.
Which theme do you think is best ? I love both but that Pacific theme gets me every time.
But think Band of Brothers is a better series but I love both
@@jasonjenkins5617 Personally Band of Brothers theme gets me emotional EVERY TIME I hear it. Both are amazing, but BoB gets the nod.
@@Rambeard Agreed
No matter what, I always sit through the intro. It just feels wrong not to.
Amen
I have tears in my eyes when I listen to this music. Dad was a WWII vet. Passed away at age of 96.
Respecting your father. R.I.P
May your father rest in peace.
A real man to this undeserved world, respects to your father, a great man.
I Shed a tear to your father as of how brave he was, my great grandfather wasn’t fighting against Nazis but…. The Japanese, the stories that he told me was mental, he was in the Air Force so when he was going to take off 11 kamakazies struck his naval and he had to jump off the side of the naval to survive, he said the fall was the most painful thing in his life, he ended up fighting on ground with no experience because he had no plane. He died in 2020 aged 94, I was so proud that I was related and met one of the most brave men in the world, and I’m sure your dad was too.
God bless USA
For the first time since June 5th 1944
Easy Company 506 is filly assembled and at full strength.
Rest Easy, Easy company. You did your job and more.
"Grandpa, were you a hero in the war?"
"No. But I served in a Company of Heroes."
We owe these men and women everything we have. Because, without them, we would have nothing.
❤
Not only you do. As a german, I must say, we also owe these man a huge lot. These man did not fight the Wehrmacht in the first place, but an extremely dangerous ideology and government. And I'm glad today we are friends and allies and brothers in arms.
But you know, so do the German and Japanese people, who didn't have to live under oppressive regimes and whose countries became prosperous democracies. Whatever one thinks about later wars, the sacrifices of WW II led to a better world.
Why u sayin men and women it was only men
Oh que oui, nous leurs devons le respect qu'ils méritent et notre liberté, sans eux nous serions allemand
I am Japanese. I was in tears when I saw this movie.
Don't forget that young American soldiers fought and kept thinking of their hometown.
Sorry for the poor English.
How come it’s always the people with good English that say sorry for the poor English
The actors should be proud to have been in this.
They are only actor...it is not real blood. Remember it boy..
I think they were.
@@sivispacemparabellum4563 But I'm sure they were proud of being actors in a show like this. Not saying that they thought of themselves as soldiers.
4+ million Indian🇮🇳Soldiers also took part in the First and Second World Wars
USSR helped us in the 1971 Indo-Pak war we did not forget them
But till date i have not seen even a single European giving respect to Indian Soldiers
The Soldiers(Who fought another nation's war thousands of miles away from their families and made the supreme sacrifice of their lives) who fought on very important fronts.
yeah... i saw 85k soldier dead and 3 millions civilians... we have an european view unfortunatly... :( WW2 in pacific was terrible
Man, HBO is like a gold mine for history enthusiasts!
Band of Brothers
The Pacific
Chernobyl
@@kyleshiflet9952Rome, Boardwalk Empire, Deadwood...
@@agustin3710those shows are more gratuitous they are set during the periods but everyone is horny with a potty mouth. That can get distracting for history buffs so I prefer the war series' because while violent is still honest without added stuff to appel to the GOT audience
Rest in peace, heroes of Easy Company
One of the greatest intros in the history of television
Lost track of how many times I cried during this series and there's zero shame in it, gentleman.
Funny enough the intromusic makes me more emotional than anything else in the whole show..
Every. Single. Bloody. Time... No matter how many times I've heard this song, it's like I'm hearing it for the first time and it fills my heart with such emotion and gratitude. Kids of today will NEVER understand what these men and women went through (I say women because, even though they weren't in the battles, they too played a massive part in that war and we'd have lost it without them.)
I've watched the series when I was a child.
To me, heroes are not a muscular guy in tights with a big S in front of his chest, but a simple man under a M1 helmet with his M1 Garrand.
No a hero is any soilder not just ww2 soilders
Indeed
I agree Ansett. Even though there was more heroes in the othed wars, WW2 will always be the most remembered, along with the civil war.
The American civil war is only well know in America
Don't forget, the British with their tommy helmets and their Lee Enfield's, and I know this might cause controversy but don't forget the Germans, not the Nazis but the regular Germans, they probably didn't want to be there either.
1:54 Buck taking off his helmet utterly shatters me
He couldn’t bare seeing Joe Toye and Bill Guarnere like that
God I remember when I first watched this with my dad when I was about 12. I'm 17 now shows like this have only grown my love for history. I wish there were more like this.
Watch The Pacific and Saving Private Ryan if you haven't yet.
@@RubinCostatic seen saving private Ryan but have yet to see the Pacific
@@ethanguest3438 You should watch its also a very good series I love both pacific and Band of brothers
Alexander Peña, 3rd Battalion 6th marine regiment 2nd marine division, Guadalcanal, Tarawa, Saipan and Tinian, KIA July 30th 1944 Island of Tinian, island was declared secure Aug 1st, he almost made it home, R.I.P uncle Alex, The greatest generation of all time..God Bless America!!
This is the best song of my life. Thanks to have saving my country. A french man.
My great-grandfather served in Germany. My grandpa served in Vietnam. We owe these men our lives for the freedoms we have today.
Was your grandpa in the Waffen SS and later in the Foreign Legion or what?
We watched this series last year, a friend of mine gave us his bluray set for a few weeks. My wife and I loved if from E1 to the very end, but E9 broke me like nothing on a screen had never before... and learning afterwards the all "behind the scene" about it....This series should be shown to our children in History class, along with masterpieces such as "Saving Private Ryan" or "Hacksaw Ridge", to remind them what young people from not so long ago endured to ensure our freedom nowadays... Rest in Peace Easy Company, your mission is accomplished... from a humble and thankful Frenchman who wishes he could have served his country if his eyesight wasn't a mess
Only tv series intro that makes me cry every damn single time.
Same.
"...Some had families waiting, for others their only family would be the men they bled beside. There were no bands, no flags, no honor guards to welcome them home. They went to war because their country ordered them too. But in the end, they fought not for their country or their flag. They fought for each other.
We who have seen war will never stop seeing. In the silence of the night, we will always hear the screams. So this is our story. For we were soldiers once...and young." -We Were Soldiers (2002)
This music teaches me what struggle means, every time I want to give up I always listen to this song and it makes my spirit increase, and I want to join a soldier
The greatest generation that ever lived.
I agrre man this is the best time i wish i leved in that days❤️
@@ghostd7om147 be careful what you wish for
@@ghostd7om147 Really?
@@ghostd7om147 no, no you don’t
God bless all who served, made the ultimate sacrifice and all who came back.
One of the best friends I have ever had in the world, one day, invited me to his home in the south of the United States and showed me this series. At every scene, I couldn't help but shed a tear. Maybe this sounds silly, but here, in Argentina, we have a lighter version of the story. And to see all that America has done for the West, simply makes me feel grateful. From the bottom of my heart, I hope you always know that you will find a friend every time you look south. THANKS AMERICA!
Man the goosebumps just hit hard at the end. I love the Bob Ive rewatched so many times
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I'm crying typing this in because the sacrifice that many men gave to defend are country and there sacrifice will and shall never be forgotten...lest...we...forget...
This was a very good show. God bless all of the soldiers
Holy crap. 1:49 is always the part that hits me. The music peaks and you see a soldier running through hell to save his friend
(EDIT: Changed the time mark to the right time)
the moment when Tipp had bad wounded and Mr. Compton took off his helmet down could make me tearing apart...
My teary moment was when they dropped into The Netherlands and Winters runs in a full sprint over the hill and spots a German kid in a uniform look at him, his face shifts to a terrified expression, and Winters puts a bullet through his chest. He knew what he did and it haunted him. I can't blame Winters.
@@TheElectronNinja yea, that scene was actually haunting me too as viewer.
@@TheElectronNinja Winters was a soldier that was fighting to liberate Europe from an oppressive fascist dictator, while the other guy was a kid that was conscripted into service by the said oppressive fascist dictator. Makes it even sadder as neither of them wanted to kill, but had to do their duty.
@@drichreq3748 Then again, the boy could have been a die hard fascist that was devoted to serving to Hitler. It is a possibility.
By far the saddest moment in the entire series aside from the Holocaust in episode 9 that I just remembered is Malarkey mocking a German soldier in Day of Days. Malarkey said "Where're you from son" in a condescending tone thinking that he couldn't understand him. Then the soldier responds in an American accent with "Eugene Oregon". Stunned, Malarkey glanced back and then shared that he too was from Oregon. They shared a nice friendly exchange of life experiences before Malarkey was forced to leave. They said their goodbyes and Malarkey walked on. A little ways down the road, he heard gunfire from a M1A1 Thompson behind him. He turned to see that all the German POW's, including the man he had just befriended, were gunned down in cold blood by Lt. Speirs.
By far the hardest part for me to watch in the series aside from the Holocaust.
I remembered watching this with my grandma back in kindergarten, childhood nostalgia.
As a Brit, it's always been in my nature to show disdain for Americans for no particular reason. Bias breeds hate. This very song reminds me why I'm wrong. Thank you for your lives, men. Thank you.
As an Irish American who has too much free time to research shit i always show disdain for English people and nothing,nothing will change that
It wasn’t just America, it was the passion and strength of the British people that inspired our troops to rally and take a stand against Hitler. Without the Brit’s we wouldn’t have had such a perfect place to launch Operation Overlord from, or the perfect place to train for combat in France. Simply put we needed the British just as much as you needed us
Pompous Brit. Thank God we declared independence from you. 🙄🤦🏻♂️
Yesterday the Bundeswehr-Orchestra played this Song on a Parade for the Afghanistan Deployment. Goosebumps!
Goosebumps every time.
The two amazing series about WW2 are Band of Brothers and The Pacific....and the both scores are so beautiful!!
Seeing this is intro for the first time was an experience that cant be topped
I served in the Republic of Korea Army and was discharged a year ago. Sometimes I envy Americans' respect and treatment for soldiers.
One of the greatest TV series ever produced. I remember watching it when it was released.
Whilst it's recollection of war, it's greatest feature was the fantastic depiction of "MEN" banding together to achieve a common goal of ridding the world of tyranny. It was also a wonderful representation of the great love and devotion these men had for each other in face of grave danger.
It's an absolute shame in today's woke modern world, the way society criticise men banding together in the same way to achieve and/or complete difficult goals that the naysayers think are impossible.
Today these bonds are looked down upon as the "patriarchy" stealing everyone's opportunity and ruining the fabric of society.
Box them up whilst we don't need them they say, but as soon as a war like this emerges sometime in the future, they will expect men like this to be un-boxed and sent off to do the killing and possibly sacrifice everything dear to them!
Always make me shiver, even after watching this so many times ...
same
One of the most powerful openings in all of cinema
God damn it every single time, the man tears start to flow at the peak.
I was only 13 when I found this, my grandfather my uncle etc. All military, my heart and deepest respects goes to them. Our country wouldn't be here if they didn't give the sacrifice...I will never stop rewarching this show. God bless all of you for giving your lives for us...we will never forget the honor or bravery.
Holy shit I only watched band of brothers as a little kid, didn’t really get the whole picture then, but I recently rewatched it and it really tugged on my heartstrings, honestly the closest I’ve been to crying at any film. I could drone on forever about how great this series was but I think the opening theme and credits speaks for itself and the show.
This is the same for me, i watched it over and over again as a little kid, but never understood what was actually happening.
Thank you Steven Spielberg and Tom hanks for making people understand the history of war.
Just came here after I finished watching Masters of the Air.. and watching the Pacific intro..
I never once skipped the intro😌
I watch this everytime it's on. The music brings me to tears & makes me think of my Dad & uncle who were just boys and came home men. And now more than ever I can't help but think of those guys in Ukraine who are basically fighting the same fight all over again. God speed all of them💜
Bet lots of us feel emotional and shed tears for this music
They don't make content like this anymore. What a fantastic series. Can't even count how many times I've watched it all. Still waiting on "bomber boys" spielberg!
I agree, but we need more stuff on the Korean War.
The fact that there are zero dislikes for this makes me really glad.
Jake whoever disliked the video has no soul
9 dipshits disliked this video
Nice going jackass, now it’s been disliked.
We up to 11 now
Those 11 people that disliked are mad they somehow managed to dodge the coat hanger and aren’t loved by their mothers
May these brave best of humanity rest in eternal peace.
RIP GUARNERE AND MALARKY.
😭😭😭😭😭
Always makes me cry 🌺
忘れられない曲です✨ドラマも素晴らしい内容でした😃
Greatest open for any WWII film or show ever made. Fucking masterpiece.
I watched the whole series and at the end i suddenly got an uncontrollable urge to have this music on repeat. It's so relaxing and heroic.
Hard to believe I was like 12 when this released…has aged so well. Timeless show.
We must never forget what the brave did to give us freedom
Best movie/series I've ever watched !
Soldiers, Sailors, and airmen of the allied expeditionary force. you are about embark upon the great crusade, to which we have striven these many months...
RIP to all the brave soldiers who fought for our freedom and didn’t make it home your the real heroes
la mejor serie de guerra de todos los tiempos
0:30-1:00 this part is so good it makes me want to cry. I love this series everyone should watch this series atleast once in their life time!
Just finished watching for the first time last week. Will DEFINITELY watch again.
@@WednesdayAddamsMW Nice! You should watch the pacific too.
"Paul, it's June 6th 1944 wish you could see this brother, we're heading to some fraud beach which I'm not supposed to know the name of, also we can take France back from the Nazis but the waiting is half the battle " Ronald Daniels.
Ed Shames passed away yesterday leaving Bradford Freeman the last man standing from Easy Co, The world should rejoice at their effort
And Mr Freeman has also passed on so they all belong to the ages
Can't listen to this song anymore. Grandfather did 35 missions in Europe with USAAF. Once he passed it was too hard to listen to any more.
Très belle musique pour une superbe série 🇨🇵😎😎😎😎
This is the best ww2 mini series I've ever seen. This series has humour, friendship, etc and most importantly the brutality of war.
This opening has no song at all, just some instrument but it's very deep meaning.
My favorite WWII movie/documentary. My Grandfather and Uncle were WWII veterans.
It would be cool to get like a civil war show that’s like band of brothers
Most honorable man of all Time 🇫🇷🇺🇸
My old man was a vet.Awesome, Congrats HBO
What the great series! Watched many many times. Regards from Finland.
amen
The magic of The Pacific and Band of Brothers intros will never be recreated.
Without them we wouldn't be here
They took the ultimate sacrifice.we will remember them.😔
Like they say, they don't make'em like they used to.
Simplemente maravillosa, mùsica y arte cinematográfico, gracias por esto...
This is a beautiful story of what America used to be. I hope that it and many other nations return to what made them great.
I feel alone, as if it's call of duty, like best friends, I can't stop watching, this series hurts me
Can't wait for Masters of the Air
Do not skip the intro!!
Thanku tom hanks for this master class
True sobbing. Every. Single. Time.
We owe it to them every day as to why we’re here today
There will never be a generation as great as these men. I wish I was there with then.
I bet not. In fact, I bet these men wish they hadn't had to be there. This was not a game or a test of manhood.
Thanks, best video of Band of Brothers Opening credits. Great show, great song, great men.
all time legendary masterpiece
Best godamn show ever to exsit
Best series ever produced.
Gah, I get a lump in my throat every time I watch this.
I thought I was the only one!
Right? Just something about it. I can't explain it. No matter how many times I have seen the show, it still gets me.
roseofmay91 It's patriotic in the sense of a great war that was fought and how these men show their bravery and spirit. I have the whole disc collection! :D
It's a bittersweet feeling, isn't it? Most of these men are no longer here, but they have certainly left behind a legacy.
Thank you for your service, friend. :) You and your family. Many of my friends have joined different branches of the military, and I never knew of the sacrifices they had to make to do so. So, thank you!
I sure do miss this show
Its sad to know that this generation will soon die out
They should show this during history class in high schools, could shape the younger generation and teach them important lessons for the future. If you see how most people behave (crazy, insane, greedy and self centered) you wouldn‘t believe we were once capable of forming great bands of brotherhood.
I'm more skeptical that people have changed that much. My father was from Detroit and served in the Pacific. A family story I heard was that my grandmother (obviously not at the time) went into a store near the end of the war; the economy was booming. Supposedly, she heard someone say "if only this war lasts long enough, I'll be able to pay of my mortgage." Obviously, with her son overseas, this infuriated her. Whether this actually happened or not, I obviously can't say, but there has always been plenty of greed and self-centeredness in the world. It isn't just today.
@@marcschneider4845 well thats because war help the great depression era. It helped people work and all of that stuff. With war everybody makes money, Including the poor. It's hard to agree and disagree with it since it has their pros and cons definitely.
When you hear and watch the intro you are so proud to be an American
Hard to say which one is best. The pacific and Band of Brothers. I prefer to say they are different.
Agreed, i think The pacific is more action and BoB is more about the people and plot
But both series had great plot, action snd characters, no other series i have watched comes close to these two, they really are top 2 best series in the world
The 11 dislikes are from the Nazis
Que tema mas sobrecogedor.... una serie de culto y reflexion.
this song is so powerful
God bless and keep easy company!