Is the moment of Captain Miller s death in Saving Private Ryan touching?

So touching,MillerThe captain is a real military man!!

Videos"Saving Private Ryan".is a 1998 war movie produced by DreamWorks and directed by Steven SpielbergTom Hanks, Tom Sizemore, andMatt Damonand other co-stars. The film was released in the United States on July 24, 1998. The film depicts the Normandy landings.

Later, among the four sons of the Ryan family who participated in the front line, except for the youngest son of the 101st Airborne Division, Private James Ryan, whose whereabouts are still unknown, the other three sons have all died in various places one after another. When General Marshall, Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army, learned of the incident, out of humanitarian considerations, he ordered a team of eight people to be organized at the front line to find Private James Ryan and send him back to the rear safely.

Death! This is both a kind of helplessness and a manifestation of the cruelty of war, which is full of blood. Although everyone longs for peace, after all, they all have their own position, and if all mercy in war should not exist, then they will not go to save Ryan, because this in itself is a kind of respect for life and the greatest kindness.

"Saving Private Ryan" is not really just trying to tell the audience the story of how to save Private Ryan, but also an export of American values. Especially after experiencing the death of his teammates one after another, Miller finally found Ryan, but he said that he did not have the privilege to go home, and would hold the last bridge, and he would never leave until reinforcements arrived.

Because of people's compassion and the importance that the country attaches to human rights, Ryan should be rescued. However, in the face of justice and responsibility, soldiers should first complete their own tasks, and never run away from the battle, which is not in line with the spirit of soldiers. It does show here that Ryan is a man who deserves to be saved.

It's so touching, and it fully embodies the spirit of the military!!

Personally, I said that I haven't watched "Saving Private Ryan".

It's really touching, I cried when I saw it.

I think it's quite touching.

I cried as I watched this.

The moment of Miller's death was super touching.

Personally, I think that moment was still very touching.

Miller's left hand trembles because of his attitude towards the war, which is a kind of mental tension and also a kind of emotional catharsis.

His hands tremble when he is afraid, in pain, and when he is nervous. The film uses the tremor of Miller's hands to show the changes in his mood, but from the outside, he faces everything so calmly that even his background is a mystery.

But in fact, he is just an ordinary high school bridge model teacher, and like ordinary people, he also hopes to see his wife as soon as possible and reunite with her. Not as calm and sane as he appears. He has his own opinion in the face of death, he is the leader of a team, and he has more calmness about death than others.

He became apathetic, and it was the war that changed him.

It's a sign of excitement or excitement, which is the case when I used to go to school and get a ranking in school, and the captain's trembling hand is the right hand and not the left hand.

"Saving Private Ryan" is a ** similar to the paradox of railroad tracks, the director put the problem of minority and majority into the war film, is it worth saving the lives of eight people to save a soldier named Ryan? Until the end, the film can no longer measure the whole problem in terms of value and non-value, but reflects a humanistic spirit of the United States towards war, and they have a kind of concern for every nobody.

Just like the Korean movie "Tunnel" in whether a country should devote its strength to save the life of an ordinary person, and whether the cost of a person's life is worth using such manpower and material resources to save; The same problem is still in front of "Saving Private Ryan", the director is trying to get rid of the inherent stereotype of measuring life by value, and criticize life as interchangeable as a mathematical formula.

To a large extent, the director is advocating a humanistic feeling, every life is important, is indispensable, although eight people to save one person is an irrational behavior in the war, but after all, the lives of eight people are only threatened to a certain extent, not to make an equal substitution of accuracy, this is the nobility of human nature.

The reason why parents can sacrifice themselves for their children is the best answer to the question of "Saving Private Ryan", there are always many things in the world that are higher than life worth doing, and going to that soldier is also a common form of this kind of thing.

The reason why this movie can become a classic is because it shows the rare nobility of human nature, and makes the audience understand that there are many things in life that are more important than life, and there are many things that are worth doing at the expense of our lives, and "Saving Private Ryan" shows the brilliance of these human natures.

The movie is set in the Normandy landings, where Ryan is an American paratrooper during World War II who is trapped behind enemy lines. Unfortunately, all three of his brothers died in the war, and if he were killed, his elderly mother would be left alone. The U.S. General Command of Operations learned of this and resolutely decided to organize a small detachment to go to the rescue, including Captain Miller and the interpreter Urban.

However, the enemy is dangerous, and they are always dealing with death along the way. They were very skeptical that it was worth risking the lives of eight people to rescue one. Everyone searched for Ryan all the way, and some people were dissatisfied, some were enthusiastic, and some were curious about this rescue operation.

Everyone smelled the breath of death again and again, and Ryan's rescue paid a heavy price.

There are two places in this film that move me the most, one is the last scene of "Saving Private Ryan", the monologue where Ryan stands in front of the grave of his comrades, and says in front of Miller's grave, I have not failed you, let his wife say that he has not lived in vain in his life, he is a good man ......At the end, the camera focused on the tombstone inscription, which was shocking.

The other is Michael in the film, he is the most loyal subordinate, resolutely upholding the will of the commander, protecting his comrades, being shot several times in his body, and just saying "I was blown by the wind" after falling to the ground.

This film will immerse you in its heavy emotion at any time. The death of each fighter can resonate with the viewer psychologically and physically. It not only shows the cruelty, tragedy, and fascism of the war, but also awakens people's deep nostalgia for the soldiers who were easily taken by the war.

It makes it impossible to get out of its infection and emotion.

The most touching aspects of "Saving Private Ryan" are as follows:

It's their characterization.

There is a passage in it that I am very incredible, that is, as Lieutenant Miller's most loyal subordinate, Sergeant Mike Horvat, whose mission is just to maintain the will of the commander, in the final battle, Sergeant Mike Horvatt protects his comrades Urbane and Lieutenant Miller despite his own wounds. Faced with the fact that he had been shot several times, he just said lightly: "I was blown by the wind".

Such a warrior is a real warrior, and there is such a warrior who cannot win the battle? It's all impossible.

Colonel Urban, who was afraid of war and looked a little cowardly, did not deliver ammunition to his comrades in time in the final crucial battle (which we call cowardice) and finally shot the German soldier who was let go at the German radar command post after witnessing the captain being shot by the Germans. Such a soldier is not bad, he is brave when he should be brave, which is very good. When dealing with bad guys, you shouldn't be afraid of the head, you must move forward.

The film "Saving Private Ryan", a film about war, depicts the cruelty and horror of war from the beginning. What touched me the most about the film was that the lives of eight people were used just to exchange for one person, and he sacrificed himself just to save his niece who hated him for looking a little alike, in such a cruel war environment, the multifaceted nature of human nature was shown very explicitly.

There is also the blood-stained family letters, which will be handed over before death, they are not afraid of life and death, they are brave and strong, revealing the tenacity of that hero. Captain Miller's leadership of the overall situation, he upholds the belief and duty of a soldier, inspires everyone, exchanging the lives of eight people for one person, is it worth it, in this point of view lies in how people look at this problem, Miller should feel that it is worth it, even if he does not know Ryan, but he insists that he is a soldier, and sticks to this task to the end, his kind of soldier's spirit is touching, and in the film, such a sentence applies to my statement: "One day we look back, I think saving Private Ryan is a masterpiece we have accomplished in this war-torn era."

I was very touched by that.

Save Private Ryan This movie is set in World War II, after the Normandy landing, three of the four sons of the Ryan family who fought on the front line were killed in various places, and only one of the younger sons was missing. This drama accurately captures the psychology of the characters, and it can also be understood that the core is to show the nature of the characters in the complex environment at that time, no matter from which point of view, this inner thing is always more moving than the smoke and death of the war, the uniqueness of this film is that it is the only film in the theme of World War II movies that shows compassion, for a stranger and his helpless widowed old mother, not afraid of artillery fire (human nature has weaknesses, no one is not afraid of death), This heroic squad used their own life and blood to find him in a foreign land with no idea.

Everything was so strange, even the smell of death wafted through the air, and it was not easy to find someone they had never met, who had arguments, complaints, and even infighting, and almost everyone thought it was an impossible task.

But in the end, they overcame all odds and completed the task, even at the cost of their own lives, and saved little Ryan. Life is precious, and it is ...... to save one life with a few lives on that long death list

"Saving Private Ryan" tells the story of a team of eight people who went to the front line to save an ordinary soldier, touching that war is cruel, but it is also full of humanity, when it was learned that the soldier Ryan's family had three brothers killed on the battlefield, the chief personally went to Ryan's house to visit his mother, and in order to make it no longer experience the loss of the last child, sent Miller and other eight people to try to find one, such a price is very high, but it cannot be generalized whether it is worth it or not, everyone's life is precious, The rescue of Ryan reflects the warm side of humanity in the brutal war. When Ryan was found and asked to go back, Ryan did not obey, and would rather guard the stone bridge to serve the country is also tearful, everyone yearns for peace and hates war, but for the motherland, for the sake of more people's lives, they selflessly dedicate themselves, do things for the first great country, abandon themselves and even sacrifice their lives without fear. The further sublimation of human nature makes people more aware of the cruelty of the killing of war, and they also cherish this hard-won peaceful and peaceful life more

Not real, but there are prototypes.

Band of Brothers tells the story of a man who received a letter before he landed telling him that his three brothers had recently died in Italy, Africa, and other places. The original book of "Band of Brothers" also mentions that the battalion told him that he could not attend D-Day in Normandy, but he still attended. (In the series, it was the guy who jumped out and shot first when he ambushed the German horse convoy on the night of D-Day).

And Stephen Ambrose, the author of "Band of Brothers", is the historical director of "Saving Private Ryan", and Ryan is also from the 101st Airborne Division, he is a very famous author of World War II history.

By the time Spielberg filmed this, General Marshall had been dead for more than forty years.

There are prototypes, but they are fictional, but quite classic.

The Department of the War sent ** a batch of documents in which a report by the adjutant general of the Massachusetts District said that Mrs. Lydia Bixby had five sons who died honorably on the battlefield. On November 21, 1864, Lincoln sent a letter to Mrs. Bixby:

I feel that whatever words I try to comfort you with such great sorrow will be weak and useless. But I must still say to you that your sons gave their lives to save the Republic, and that you should be comforted by the gratitude that the Republic has shown you. I pray that Heavenly Father will alleviate the pain of the loss of your son, and that the memory of the loss of your beloved son will remain in your heart, and that the solemn pride that you have made such a great sacrifice before the altar of freedom must belong to you.

In fact, of Mrs. Bixby's five sons, only two died on the battlefield, while the rest were honorably discharged, one became a deserter, and one was missing.

That's a really knowledgeable question! To be honest, I don't really know, but since I'm here, let's talk about two possibilities that I think!

Hand tremors are divided into physiological and pathological hand tremors.

Physiological hand shaking is small in amplitude and fast in speed, mostly at rest, and is a small, fast, irregular jitter.

Physiological hand tremors often occur in situations of nervousness, fear, emotional agitation, severe pain and extreme fatigue, and frequent hand shaking is a stroke.

Precursors. I think Miller.

The Captain's is a combination of the two! The film is arranged in this way to reflect the external pressure he receives, and secondly, to reflect the devastation that the war has brought to a healthy person!