Saving Private Ryan [Blu-ray]

映画なんてなんにも興味なかった中学生時代にこの映画のDVDを父親が借りてきてなんかわかんないけど一緒に見た。 もうね、最初のノルマンディー上陸差作戦から一秒たりとも目が離せなかった。握った拳がしばらく開けないくらい緊張しながら見てました。 ほんとに衝撃すぎてもう映画を見てあれ以上の衝撃って一生受けることはないだろうなと思いながら今日に至る笑 それくらいすごかった。 戦争シーンは言わずもがな、たった一人を帰還させるというだけの為に下された理不尽すぎる作戦。あらゆるシーンで表現される絶望感。悲劇。そして感動。 自分の中ではもう一生この映画が一番。 ちな一番好きなシーンはまぁベタだと思うけど若かりし頃のマッドデーモン演じるライアンが死んでしまった兄弟のたちの思い出を語るところ。何度見ても笑うし次の瞬間にはもう泣いてる。とんでもない名シーン。やばい。 余談ですが、後にこの作品の監督がスピルバーグだと知った時はやっぱスピルバーグってすげーんだなーっ！！ってなりました笑

商品の状態も良く、迅速な発送で満足しています。

リアリティーがあって面白いんだけどラストのドイツ戦車はなんだろねって感じ。タイガー戦車はあんな戦場じゃ使いません。車体はソビエトのT-34系列の改造品だから見ていて痛々しい。ま、フィクション戦争映画だから仕方ないですが、冒頭のノルマンディ上陸作戦だけは素晴らしいですね。

迫力ありすぎる。日本人も太平洋でもっとすごい目にあったことを思うとやり切れない。英霊のおかげで今がある。

ミラー大尉の様な人物に巡り合いたかったです。

”冒頭20分は必ず観ましょう” 素晴らしい点 ・冒頭のノルマンディー上陸作戦 ・全編を通した戦闘シーケンス、演出、カメラワーク、音響 ・隊員同士の会話 ・ジョーク、機知 ・戦場での判断、意見の相違による緊張感ある会話シーン ・各登場人物のキャラクター性、役者さんの演技 ダメな点 ・劇伴全部（曲のクオリティではなく、露骨過ぎる演出意図） ・作戦のリアリティ ・星条旗や、自己犠牲を美化した米国神話的な愛国描写 ・マスタング飛来タイミングを代表するハリウッド的帰結 ・過度に感傷的で冗長な会話シーン ・エンディング 結論 歴史に残る戦争シーンだが、歴史に残る戦争映画ではない ハリウッド映画が観たいなら高評価 戦争映画が観たいなら冒頭以外はそこそこの評価

4K ULTRA HDRはやっぱり最高ですね❗ 昔レーザーディスクで観ていた時も 凄くて良かったですが、現在は75インチEL液晶テレビと7.1.4チャンネルにして 観ていますがまるで戦場の中に 居るようで、遠くから戦車のエンジンを聴こえてき頭の上で銃弾が飛び交う 最高です。買って良かったです。

初回限定版は購入しています、今回の4k版は画質音質ともに一皮剥けて良く感じましたが初回版と大差はない様に感じました！

Absolutely breathtaking visuals and audio. Very emotional story. Highly recommend.

Great movie a must have to watch over and over again and again

This a commemorative 20th-anniversary edition. (3 discs, 4k + Blu-ray + Special Features If considering upgrading from your Blu-ray version of the film I can tell you that in my opinion buying on 4k is a sound investment The picture quality greatly enhanced on the 4k format especially evident during the 24-minute Omaha beach sequence and indeed the action toward the latter part of the film. - One of Steven Spielberg's many classics, perhaps the best. During the war years, many families would have at some point received more than one letter informing them of the loss of a loved one killed in action, this film was inspired by the Miland Brothers story part of an Irish/American family, all four brothers served in the military during the war, two in fact died during the first few days of the Normandy landings during the operation. The film opens and closes with James Ryan at the Normandy Cemetery at which over 50 years on he visits to pay his respect at the grave of the man who'd led the squad that saved him John H Miller (played in the film by Tom Hanks) where he reflects on those days. The film after the opening sequence portrays the brutal and bloody intensity of the Omaha assault, filmed so well you almost feel a part of it. After the beach is secured Captain Miller will be given a seemingly impossible task during the early and often chaotic days of D-Day. - In part, my original review with modification - We begin on the beaches of Normandy on the 6th June 1945 where 'Capt Miller' (Tom Hanks) and his battalion have been ordered to secure a beach-head. During the bloody landing two brothers are killed on the beaches whilst at a similar point in time in 'New Guinea' a third brother is killed, their mother will receive notification of her loss on the same day. When the U.S War-Department realize the situation and become aware of a fourth brother serving in the invasion force instructions that a squad is assembled to try and find him are issued. 'Capt Miller' and his squad are assigned to attempt the task which will take them through much of war-torn Europe on what from the outset looks to be an impossible mission with little chance of success. The squad on the mission chosen from his trusted squad include - 'Sgt Horvath' (Tom Sizemore) - 'Private Reiben' (Edward Burns) - 'Private Jackson' (Barry Pepper) - 'Private Mellish' (Adam Goldberg) - 'Private Caparzo' (Vin Diesel) - 'T-4 Medic Wade' (Giovanni Ribisi) and 'Corp Upham' (Jeremy Davies) the latter outside his squad but included because he speaks fluent French and German. They will encounter many dangers along the way and have several encounters with the enemy as the mission looks increasingly hopeless, however, eventually, they will find 'Private James Ryan' (Matt Damon) however the town in which they find him is under enemy attack......will the mission be all in vain? ''James, earn it'' - ''earn it'' The film graphically portrays the horror of battle from the outset with the well-staged Normandy landings and the carnage of the operation. The squad becomes involved in many skirmishes with the enemy which are again well-staged and convincingly portrayed. A brilliantly portrayed war-drama. Well worthy of a re-visit or indeed first viewing

This shall be a review of Steven Spielberg's 1998 film, 'Saving Private Ryan', on Blu Ray. The plot basically revolves around a group of 8 American soldiers led by Captain John Miller (Tom Hanks), who, following the Allied invasion of Normandy in June 1944, are sent behind German lines to find and rescue one man, Private James Ryan (Matt Damon). Along the way, each man questions the sense of the mission and uses this with the hope of finding his answer. That's basically the plot of the film. However, that is not all. The film is known for its intense opening 26 minute battle scene on Omaha Beach and for its all-out, realistic depiction of combat. The film also boasts an incredible cast. As mentioned already, you have Tom Hanks and Matt Damon playing the lead characters and both actors are simply outstanding here, in my opinion. However, you should also recognise some other familiar faces, such as Tom Sizemore, Edward Burns, Giovanni Ribishi, Barry Pepper, Jeremy Davies and even Vin Diesel. The list really does seem endless, but it is the acting talent on hand with this film that makes it so memorable. Finally, the Blu Ray quality. Picture: 9/10. I am going to give the picture quality a solid 9. I bought this to replace my DVD copy (which was fairly battered) and, may I say, this release did the job very nicely for me. There is a massive improvement in picture over my DVD counterpart. Basically, the colours, textures and general sharpness are all on top form. While some grain does remain throughout the film, that is only to be expected, given that this is a war film. Apart from that, the picture is very sharp and has been wonderfully cleaned up, ensuring that a solid transfer is guaranteed here. Sound: 9/10. The sound also gets a 9 from me. In fact, I would say that, if you want to hear 'Saving Private Ryan' in the best possible way in your own home at the present, get this. The sound is absolutely fantastic, even on a standard Plasma setup! With the battle scenes, you can hear every bullet fly, every explosion and feel the intensity. The dialogue then is crystal clear and John Williams' score is wonderful to hear in such clarity now on Blu Ray. Lastly, I would recommend a purchase of the 2-Disc Special Edition Blu Ray. The first disc is the film, while the second disc contains the Special Features and many of these are in HD, too, which is excellent. Staying with this, the special features themselves primarily focus on the making of the film and they are very interesting, all things considered. So, to conclude, 'Saving Private Ryan' (the two disc edition) is an absolute bargain on Blu Ray. I bought it off here fairly recently to replace my DVD copy and I was more than satisfied with the purchase. If you haven't seen this film, I strongly recommend that you do. It is Spielberg at his absolute best! If you happen to have the DVD and are wondering if you should upgrade, my suggestion is to go for it. Money well spent. Thanks for reading my review. I hope it helps.

Esta película se encuentra dentro de mis favoritas por lo que ya tenía tiempo esperando para poder comprarla en formato 4K. La calidad de audio y vídeo es buenísima son de esas ocasiones en que parece que estás viendo algo por primera vez aunque ya te sea más que familiar. Recomendable.