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  • you get a great feeling when watching this.

  • I don't even know what to say. You people watched the movie, you know what it's like.

  • the best ''SAVING PRIVATE RYAN''

  • i love the Dont touch me part :D

  • sublime,directo al corazon

  • Those who call Upham a coward are foolish. You can not know how hard it is to look in someone's eyes and kill them until you are in the situation. War isn't a game.

  • @tommyismydad I am sure I would find that hard to do, unless they are attacking my friends. I could easily kill someone that poses a threat to my family or friends and it is down to upham alone that his friends died

  • Miles Faraday....great scene

  • Cette chanson est tellement symbolique, Edith Piaf, Edith Piaf, tu etes une inspiration pour tous.

  • I don't know if it's the bombed out buildings, the hollow-like, echo effect of Piaf's vocals or the message of the song, but the three combined make for a visually striking image.

  • so i said yes mam

  • wats the movie like in blu-ray?

  • im now goint to see that movie

  • @TakeMeBackTo1986 You have a country because of french people lol..

  • i hate apam,it is his fault that melish ran out of ammo..

    and it is also his fault for the melish and the other man died.

    if he had taken the ammo to them,their side wouldnt have fallen...

  • that's what Steven makes you feel, he creates something, that make you the need of living in the past, even just for a second.

  • you know what that song reminds me? - says Raiben.

    miss richald trubowich, and what she said to me before going to the war - says Raiben.

    What? Don't Touch Me? - says Melish.

    lol best part.

  • Wow... "Her lover left her, but she still sees his face wherever she goes." Totally applies to Cobb but in the opposite gender. Nolan genius for inception.

  • mellish's hat>all

  • "i find myself curiously aroused by you" HAHAHAHAHAHA love that line by mellish its classic

  • this part with coffee machine made me cry... all he wanted was some coffee with no fighting, and he couldn't get a drop... rest of film, I accept deaths cause it's war film but this... coffee machine and captain made me cry...

  • 2:10 44 double E them big tities

  • My grandpa has a symilar story.

    After the attack on Caen (he is Canadian), he is sitting in the street with his good friend Tom, a French-Speaking New Brunswicker. They hear this song playing from a belltower across town. My grandfather aimed his rifle at the belltower, knowing the men there were Germans. As he's about to shoot, Tom pushes his rifle down and says "Don't shoot em', I like this song."

  • @Litterboxer529 I call bullshit. sorry.

  • @danerogil Howso? Not even sure if it was this song. Please explain.

  • @Litterboxer529 I don't know how to tell you this, but a soldier doesn't just put down his gun and listen to a song that he likes, ESPECIALLY in World War II.  Your grandpa's life was at risk and he decided to listen to a goddamn song? Either you're kidding around just to tell an interesting story, or your grandpa was lying to you.

  • @danerogil Interesting viewpoint. There ARE stories out there of soldiers temporarily stopping the killing. I don't believe you've heard the story of the Christmas truce of 1914, also, I've heard stories about Indian soldiers stopping to smoke cigarettes with the Germans. Plus, the story is AFTER the attack at Caen, after the city was taken, the Germans were probably incredibly tired, so I don't think they'd be wanting to fight. I'd love to discuss this with you more.

  • @Litterboxer529 Alright, fine. Let me explain this to you. A soldier is a soldier. He's not a hairdresser. He's not a McDonalds cook. He's not a ganitor. He's a fucking soldier, fighting for his life, camping in enemy territory, ready to see his fellow soldiers die to save his life, and to give his own for theirs. Do you honestly think a couple of German soldiers, ordered to KILL would toss their guns to have a drink because they just didn't feel like fighting...?

  • @danerogil You obviously don't understand. The Germans did NOT know that they were there. They were hiding from them. And it's called compassion. You don't seem to understand soldiers all that well. They too have compassion. The fighting in Caen was OVER when this story took place. Germans were surrendering here and there, so who's to say that they hadn't already surrender. You can be a sceptic, who bases his facts only on what he believes and not reason, that's fine. Go ahead.

  • @danerogil Continued:

    Soldiers are not only trained to kill, but they're trained with compassion. Who's to say those Germans had lost everything, they had nothing left, they'd lost all of their friends (a lot of Germans fighting at Caen did, so the only option was to give up), so they just decided "Hey, we might as well just sit and listen to music, we've lost everything." What you don't understand is that the Germans were not robots, they too had compassion.

  • @Litterboxer529 I'd believe it, i've heard some bizarre war stories first hand from guys that fought. The majority of soldiers of ww2 were just normal every blokes and heroes nonetheless, you wouldn't exactly have called them elite killing machines and i'm sure anything that would have taken their thoughts away from the horrors of battle would surely have been welcome.

  • @okee9 See the thing is; My grandpa was a normal person. If I were exagerating I'd say something ridiculous. But hey, sceptics are sceptics.

  • @Litterboxer529 wow? incredible

    

  • "Well, that'd do it." Lawlz

  • There is always one idiot disliking a video.

  • Muy buen aporte marceloarge20. One of the best scenes in the movie. The calm before the battle.

  • She speaks about her lover. He leaves and she is desperate. She see him everywhere ( in the sky, the nigth). but it's not a sad song because she was very hopeful, she thinks that in the future, he comes back to her and they will love each others.

    I'm sorry if there are grammatical mistake because i'm french and i don't speak english very well.

    I love Edith Piaf (thanks to my mother) and i appreciate this movie.

  • saving private ryan may be a g ass movie but who cares about being born in the 20th century this is 2011

  • This scene makes me wish I was born 70 years earlier.

  • @oddity i know right. just wish i could be there and fight along side this guys

  • MARZINI!

  • the part where the music resounds between the buildings.. the heavy atmosphere, the pending threat you feel closing in..

  • what...  dont touch me? jajajajajaja....

  • upham doesn't even translate the song lyrics that are being sung. phony.

  • J'ADORE EDITH PIAF

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  • "I gotta hard on the size of the Statue of Liberty!!!"

  • great movie! Wonderfull scene! young matt damon, non-brutal vin diesel and tom hanks like in forest gump - brilliant!

  • i dont know what she's saying but what a hell of a voice

    

  • Doesn't this scene alone make Speilberg the King of Hollywood?

  • I just realized why his hand shakes....too much human meat

  • This scene introduced me to Edith Piaf and now I love this song.

  • best fucking movie ever

  • and of course Upham, the fucking twat, knows French ...

    what a fagot-language OMG !!

  • @mava96

    better than spanish, still more complex than english, and some people cant speak english for shit either way

  • @mava96 However "gay pride" "gay" are english words...english what a whore faggot langage!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! pouahhh rien que d'écrire quelques mots dans ta langue de pédé pute qui précipite tous les peuples dans le chaos j'ai envie de dégueuler

  • @mardochee2009 we saved your french faggot ass from TWO WORLD WARS faggot! LOLZ PWNT! now STFU UN CHIEN LA MERDE! :P

  • @TakeMeBackTo1986 the reason we helped the french in ww1 and 2 is to try to pay back the immense debt we owe to france for their aid to us in the revolutionary war, we will never be able to pay back that debt, they saved our lives and paved the way for the formation of our country, no act of gratitude can even begin to pay back our debt to them, we owe them our lives, that beautiful monument to freedom in the new york harbor would not be there if it werent for the french, you owe them, remember.

  • @WarThug13 sorry that mardochee2009 guy was being a douchebag and got me in a wrong mood. I Know the debt we owe them, but they don't seem to appreciate the help we gave them back 10 fold! Another thing, their aid wasn't ENTIRELY an unselfish and altruistic act. They hated the English and this was a way of getting at them thru aiding us in the revolutionary war, very much as the Russians and Chinese aided the North Vietnamese against the U.S. during the 2nd Indochina War aka "Vietnam War"

  • lol " to be honest with you, i find myself curiously aroused by you" awesome movie!

  • I hope spielberg will make more WWII movies,instead of producing dumb transformers movies for michael bay

  • love this

  • Beauty

  • perverted things aside, that was a really sweet thing for her to say. i love it when women use their sexuality this way. <3

  • -what ? - Don't touch me!?

    jajaja

    When I this part, usually I do, it's for me like bring back memories of a time that I didn't lived. It's like a gold, sweet, tragic and innocent time.

  • The song name is "Tu es partout"

  • whats is the name of the song?

  • Its a great scene because it does show the "banter" before combat. Thinking about things you want to think about and not something you are conditioned to think about.

  • outclass dilogues !!!!!

  • Greetz from Germany :D

    The song is beautiful

    5*

  • Its funny how the soldier commentary towards Uphum exemplifies the sort of male stupidity one would find in such a testosterone injected environment where its basically the mentality of one big locker room. Oh how i miss the emotionally repressed days of high school.

    If this wasnt such a cut and dry scene from a teeny bopper teen drama it wouldnt be so god damn tragic.

    And of course Upham had to play the insecure yet emotionally connected intelectual that every macho wants to abuse. Genius

  • you think saving private ryan was a teeny bopper drama?

    Twilight is a teeny bopper drama, S.P.R. is one of the greatest movies ever made

  • No, i was pointing out parrallels. It is an awesome movie.

  • fantastic scene of a fantastic movie

  • yes, it's really good scene before the end.

  • @furtiverogue

    agreed.

  • @furtiverogue beautiful story !

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  • just amazing , i love this scene

  • This is such a haunting scene for me. Imagine being one of those men knowing the massive onslaught of Germans heading for your bridge.

    I can't fathom how tense and anxious a situation like that would be.

    I thought the movie showed that really well.

  • @nickdnc2003 Actually if anything it was the opposite i mean the guys are joking around having a good time. They look like they were having their last toast.

  • I Love The Echo Sound, Just Like The Piano Player In "Rear Window"

  • Why do you write every word in capital letters? It's pretty annoying.

  • Yeah what the hell is up with people who do that? Surely it's more effort anyway? What is their comment supposed to be a title or something?!

  • thanks for uploading this.. epic scene really..

    thanks million times!

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  • i just NOTICED something private jackson has 2 people in his tower but wen he gets shot by the tank he sais GET DOWN PARKER ?

  • he climbs out duh

  • epic scene...the greatest generation is one hell of an understatement

  • @RusselBertrand I strongly agree! However I feel our generation hasnt been tested like theirs were, despite wars in the middle east which are horrific , but in comparison , they had it a hell of a lot tougher in WW1 and WW2. (troops from overseas) My grandads, one was going to be shipped over but the war ended just in time, and my other was a seargent who stormed Juno beach, and was the first man to lead canadian troops past German territory. I ve got the 1944 or 1994 newspaper clipping.

  • @dorkscrew *1945

  • good times..

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