Incredible how they make you believe that the old man in the beginning was Tom Hanks character Captain Miller only to find out at the end it was Private Ryan standing over Captain Millers grave. Such amazing story telling.

@myegyptiandadreacts4824

2 жыл бұрын

Damn right! It’s like they’re emphasizing that Tom Hanks’ character literally gave his life to Matt Damon’s character. By making him literally replace the character we first assumed

The most touching part for me is when he asks his wife, 'Tell me I've led a good life. Tell me I'm a good man'. He has spent everyday trying to be worthy of the sacrifice the others made, and some 50 years later he is still unsure if it was enough. My father was veteran who served in the Pacific. When we watched Saving Private Ryan some 15-20 years ago he asked me to turn it off after the scene where the ladies were typing the letters to the families of the fallen soldiers. Thanks for posting this.

@marke8323

2 жыл бұрын

Much respect for you father...and you.

War movies with Dad? I remember those days with my old man well. Good times, would lead to some good conversation on life as well. If y'all are interested in some other good war movies. Full metal jacket, we were soldiers, black hawk down are some good ones. There are many others that people have mentioned in the comments as well. Much love my dudes

@0mnicide

2 жыл бұрын

Black Hawk Down, Saving Private Ryan, Gladiator, Braveheart, Terminator 2 and a bunch of other classics that I remember watching with my old man.

@victormanteca7395

2 жыл бұрын

@@0mnicide My dad also died in 2013, but i was quite older than you (42), and I guess my dad was also older than yours (79). He was in love with old war movies from the 1950s and 1960s, but he also enjoyed a good blockbuster thing, like Indiana Jones, Gladiator, etc. He was deeply moved with this one, and also with Schindler's List. When I went to the movies, to see something in the big screen, it was always with him, and I gave up on cinemas when he passed away.

My great-uncle served in WW1. As I am now sixty-one years of age, and a Canadian Military Veteran myself from the late seventies, my great-uncle used to freak me out when I was a kid. An old man who studdered like crazy. Now to a five-year-old, this was intense. Years later when I became an adult, my mother explained that Edward John had enlisted at the age of seventeen, in the late eighteen hundreds to fight in Europe. While engaged in hand-to-hand combat at the battle of Paschendale, he was bayonetted by a German soldier and left on the battlefield for twelve hours, holding his guts in his stomach. Yet, he survived and was invalided out of the service for his wounds. After leaving the Canadian Army, he began to develop a studder, that become more profound as he got older. His doctor explained that the severe trauma of his injuries, had left him with such a lingering fear from the trauma and pain of being left in the cold and the mud, surrounded by so many dead bodies, that he never fully recovered. TRUE STORY

5:06 this is why soldiers wear dog tags around their neck; to identify them if if worse comes to worst.

in defense of the soldier on the beach who took his helmet off: That helmet wouldnt have stopped a direct hit, it was designed for protection against shrapnel and ricochets. that direct hit would've done the same thing weather he had his helmet on or not.

@Blizzard0fHope

2 жыл бұрын

fact

@MrTech226

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe back then, now new technology such as Kevlar Helmets can stop direct hits.

@louie5781

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrTech226 Kevlar helmet is not stopping a direct hit from a rifle round

@marke8323

2 жыл бұрын

Ex-Army here, you guys are right on. A steel pot isn't going to help defend you with a straight shot, it could help you from a grazing shot...but

@peaceoutbruh7085

2 жыл бұрын

@@louie5781 It will from 500m, which is on the low end of Afghanistan engagement distances

When this movie came out, it was so realistic, that actual D-Day veterans that watched the movie, had to leave because they were smelling the diesel fumes from the landing craft while in the theater. This movie is incredible.

@myegyptiandadreacts4824

2 жыл бұрын

Yo that’s crazy

This movie makes me cry EVERY time i see it

Smoking cigarettes, drinking tea, watching a movie with his son. Yep Egyptian dads have not changed.

I understand that cultures are different, but hug your Father for me. Mine has passed, and I miss him so much. It's nice to see how you two are close. Treasure what you have! Peace...

Yes, love this! Thanks 💚

That was a great reaction, I loved seeing the “dad reactions” from your dad.

@myegyptiandadreacts4824

2 жыл бұрын

His reactions are quite dad like lol

3:33 those soldiers were actually confirmed to be saying "dont shoot, I'm not a German i am Czech" during the German invasion the forced a lot of Czech men into their army to fight with them, obviously against their will. Sad little Easter egg.

@myegyptiandadreacts4824

2 жыл бұрын

“I wash for supper” 😔

The Egyptian Dad is always eating while watching these gory movies....

You and your father seems so close... I envy that, that was a great reaction btw

So heartwarming. I miss my Dad. thanks for posting.

This is one of if not my favorite reactions I’ve watched. You and your fathers relationship is beautiful. It reminds me of watching this movie in the theater with my dad when I was 11. I eagerly waited for it to come out on vhs and when it finally did my dad said “son go into your room, let me watch the first 30 minutes by myself then I’ll come and get you.” I didn’t understand at the time but he wanted to cry without me seeing him do it. I’ve watched this movie hundreds of times, it’s probably my favorite movie but I’ll always remember these moments with my father. Keep up the good work boys, bless y’all. ✊❤️

My father and I used to watch movies together but he is no longer with us. Boy how I miss those days. Enjoy every day you have your father with you.

I love the little high fives. Reminds me how my dad and I are. Lol. Cheers

The German soldier who kills Mellish when Upham doesn't bring the ammo, is the SAME soldier who killed Boyd and they let him walk.

Your dad looking for daps at cool moments was the most wholesome thing ever.

My dad passed already. I wish I could have spent time with him like this.

Every time I see this movie I cant believe my grandfather somehow survived being in the first wave on Juno beach

@TheTurinturumbar

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, might've not been as bad as Omaha or some in the Pacific theater but that's just different degrees in hell, you're still in hell. And first wave is still first wave.

@tomwestgarth9755

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheTurinturumbar Juno beach was the second heaviest defended part of the Normandy landings after Omaha

@TheTurinturumbar

2 жыл бұрын

@@tomwestgarth9755 not trying to take anything away from what they went through.

@JohnnyBoy8089

2 жыл бұрын

My grandfather fought on juno as well but never made it alive. I'm sure his life helped in some way. Rest in peace.

Greatest war movie ever

@diha2271

2 жыл бұрын

I prefer Schindler's list

@tiredoffools8929

2 жыл бұрын

@@diha2271 @arhickernell You are both right. Both are masterpieces.

@kevinprzy4539

2 жыл бұрын

@@diha2271 Schindlers list doesn’t show much as in battle scenes but it shows a lot of behind the scenes.

I don't know whats more bad ass? Storming Normandy, or Watching SPR while laying on the couch with a blanket, smoking and drinking a cocktail! lol

A very respectful and heartfelt reaction. I enjoyed seeing this with you both. I've just subscribed. Peace -

Saving private Ryan such a moving story. Thanks for the reaction, it also was very moving.

I love your reaction video and your Dad too, love when you high five together. My Dad he's gone you make me miss my Dad, We've seen movies like this together.

@myegyptiandadreacts4824

2 жыл бұрын

I’m sorry for your loss ❤️

Did you notice that the soldier who shot the captain was the same soldier that the captain released earlier in the film?

@myegyptiandadreacts4824

2 жыл бұрын

Yup sure did. Crazy coincidence. Goes to show that morality is a burden when at war.

With all the video games and drones, most of us (esp. from USA) don't know or have forgotten what real war is. We have forgotten what sacrifices were made for freedom. Today I continue pray for peace.

Glad you have such a great relationship with your dad.

I miss my grandfathers. One served in the pacific, the other in Europe under Patton. The elderly version of Matt Damon's character looks a lot like my grandfather who served under Patton. This movie always brings a tear to my eye...

You need to watch Band of Brothers & The Pacific.

@Jaysin999

Жыл бұрын

HIGHLY RECOMMEND THESEEE. Also letters of iwo jima is good too

3:29 the men coming out of the trench were saying “we are polish don’t shoot”

They had a special showing for D Day Veterans. It was so realistic, they had to pause the movie until the Veterans could continue watching.

There's another great Tom Hanks movie, one based on true events and history of "Apollo 13" (1995). You guys would enjoy that one! ✌😎

Great reaction gentlemen! Saving Private Ryan is the greatest war film ever made.

Definitely check out “we were soldiers” and “hacksaw ridge”!! 🍻

Same, Papa. Same. ❤️

You can’t help but giving respect to every soldier in every battle knowing that they came home with baggage and having to deal with it in their lifetime they never get over it. Having friends that die and seeing what they saw. Much respect to all soldiers and thank you.

I've tried to live my life the best I could. I hope that was enough, in your eyes. Tell me I'm a good man... Be heroic, be kind, be honorable. Peace with my brothers.

THIS IS A TRUE STORY(except for the Private Ryan addition) ALL OF THIS HAPPENED JUNE 6, 1944. We may have another problem like this brewing now in Ukraine with Russia invading. Incidentally, Egypt is the fourth largest recipient in the world of American financial and military aid.

A lot of D-Day veterans said after watching the movie that the only thing the movie didn't portray was the smell

What hits me..... is that at the end you see that Tom hanks characters grave was one of hundreds of thousands like it, and each one of those crosses have a unique story to them. Just like this one.

I wonder how many viewers are actually subs. This is one awesome reaction channel! Love the vibes!

You're wrong ;): Vin Diesel $ 225 million, Tom Hanks $400 million

Great video fellas. Definitely love the concept of a father/son theme movie night reactions. Reminds me of times I watched movies with my mom on a weekly basis. Great idea! Saving Private Ryan is definitely one of a kind and definitely am emotional rollercoaster! Something to add to the movie list: SCHINDLER'S LIST. Can't wait to see what movie you guys are watching next!

I always loved watching war movies with my dad. Good reaction, I appreciate it

Dad looks like a great person.

👇🏻….or Forrest Gump, please.

My favorite two “reviewers/reactors” on KZread! Great job as always guys! May I suggest “Field of Dreams” it is a wonderful father/son movie.

@solvingpolitics3172

2 жыл бұрын

@Miles Doyle This is not the appropriate place for your comment. Post it over on David Woods channel.

This is really the only movie ever made, that makes me cry within the first 5 minutes, and the last 5 minutes (and even your father's reaction made me cry again). Well, if there's another one, it's again a Spielberg movie ''The Color Purple'' (1985) Greetings & P.E.ace from overseas, The Netherlands.

18:58 Holy crap how did they film that without actually killing those guys!?!? Of course they are all wearing fire suits but jeez those looked like real molotovs!

Having never killed anyone I'd imagine it changes you that first time, to know you've taken another person's life, even if they were "the enemy". Upham was a "virgin" at killing, as the Captain said every person he kills makes him feel farther away - One wonders, was he right or wrong to let that guy live, only for him to kill the Captain later? Is there any right or wrong? The Captain wondered how he'd ever tell his wife about it... It seems obvious from the way Ryan's wife reacted to the grave he had never spoken about it with her - his own wife of probably 50 years by then, did Upham survive the war? And if he did, do you think he ever spoke about it? Many veterans developed a host of issues from what we now call PTSD ("battle fatigue" back then) and came home to suffer alcoholism, relationship issues, etc, and often with no help.

I just discovered your channel recently and love you and your dad's reactions. Intelligent and engaged in the movies. May I suggest you two watch Schindler's list. I would love to see your reactions to that movie.

Yes, this movie has a huge cast, from Walter White to Jeff Malone, Dominic Torreto to John Adams, seems like everybody is in this film.

My father was at Anzio. He avoided watching this movie for a long time. He didn’t want to see the D Day scene.

The “let ‘em burn” wasn’t about saving ammo. They wanted them to suffer as much as possible before they died, instead of putting them out of their misery with a bullet.

Great film and also Great reaction my friends!!!💯

Thanks for the reaction. Another great father son movie: "Frequency" from 2000.

Respect!

I love that Father/ Son watching movies. I miss that with my father. Sharing theatre movie moments like bringing my father to see. Dances with Wolves. Our last movie together King Kong ( 2005 ). Theatre- wise.

Vin Diesel Net Worth to date: 225 Million. Tom Hanks Net Worth to date: 400 Million

For the freedom of all mankind

Amazing reaction. I like your dad a lot.

Don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone smile during the opening scene…until now.

7:38 Cameo by Ted Danson

Great reaction, guys!

Band of brothers is a great little series too filmed like this but it's peoples true stories.

I took my son to see this film when it first came out in theaters. I wanted him to see the harsh realities of war and to understand that freedom is never free. Thank you for reacting to this. I hope one day you will react to Schindler's List, by Steven Spielberg. May God bless you both to live in peaceful times. Be well.

I would recommend ‘Casualties of War’ (1989)

War movies with The Dad. Good times

I think you and your father would enjoy Band of Brothers. After making this movie, Spielberg and Hanks made Band of Brothers, which is a 10 part series on HBO. It’s the true stories of Easy Company, 506PIR, 101st Airborne Division. It’s an incredible piece of cinema. You should also check out Black Hawk Down.

Excellent reaction fellows!

On average 6600 of those letters went out every month that the US was involved in ww2. That is just the deaths.

I wish i had a father like that. Keep m coming!

You have a good Father there. Take good care of him.

Beautiful reaction.

Such an amazing story. I never get tired of it.

Great job with the camera focusing on each of you at certain times. I'll sub to help you guys get to the 1000 mark. You're about halfway there!

Battles like this, Guadal Canal and others are the reason why the US no longer does Opposed Beach Landings. The initial losses in taking the beaches are too high. Vehicles like the LCAC (Landing Craft Air Cussion/ Hover Craft) can move most vehicles including tanks to almost 70% of beaches in the world.

Great reaction to a great movie! War is definitely Hell.

Thanks for watching it means a lot. (U.S. Army - retired)

It’s very cool you are family is from Egypt❤ keep up the good work and you will be great, nice to see you and your dad have a nice relationship! Love your channel!

19:30 PARKER GET DOWN!!!

It seems like you guys like war movies, here are a few I think are as good or even better than this one: Apocalypse Now (my favorite) Full Metal Jacket Platoon Deer Hunter The Thin Red Line Other war movies worth watching: Letters from Iwo Jima Flags of our Fathers Black Hawk Down 1917 The Hurt Locker Dunkirk

@ShaneH5150

2 жыл бұрын

all winners, a good list

@TheTurinturumbar

2 жыл бұрын

Hacksaw ridge

@jmuench420

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheTurinturumbar Agreed, but I think they've already reacted to that one

@TheTurinturumbar

2 жыл бұрын

@@jmuench420 woops

@troymash8109

2 жыл бұрын

For infantry veterans Full Metal Jacket, Apocalypse Now, The Thin Red Line, and The Hurt Locker are difficult to get through without face palming at all the inaccuracies. Especially The Hurt Locker. Laughed my ass off during that one.

Great reaction video. Thanks,

Please watch Lord of the rings…😊

Excelente reacción amigos. (SALUDOS DESDE ARGENTINA) 😎😎😎👍👍👍

You guys look to have a great relationship.

When they cast Matt Damon they were looking for an unknown kid who looks like a typical American guy. But between filming this and release good will hunting came out and took him from a no one to a star.

FUBAR= Fucked Up Beyond All Repair/Recognition SNAFU= Situation Normal: All Fucked Up That always bothers me. This is not a FUBAR, this is a SNAFU.

Tom Hanks $400,000,000 ; Vin Diesel $225,000,000

Awesome reaction ,

Hello and best wishes from Moscow :)

esh ya shabab? You should watch Braveheart, Shawshank Redemption, Green Mile, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest 👍

Damn! Great video!

Tom Hanks is twice as wealthy as Vin Diesel. He has all that Disney money.

FURY is the war film to watch next!

Please watch the greatest war film Thin Red Line. It is cinematic poetry directed by masterful director Terrence Malick.