'You Have A Problem With That, Corporal?' | Saving Private Ryan (1998) #shorts #savingprivateryan

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"You Have A Problem With That, Corporal?" | Saving Private Ryan (1998) #shorts #savingprivateryan

Saving Private Ryan is a 1998 American epic war film directed by Steven Spielberg and written by Robert Rodat. Set in 1944 in France during World War II, it follows a group of soldiers, led by Captain John Miller (Tom Hanks), on their mission to locate Private James Francis Ryan (Matt Damon) and bring him home safely after his three brothers are killed in action. The cast also includes Edward Burns, Tom Sizemore, Barry Pepper, Giovanni Ribisi, Vin Diesel, Adam Goldberg, and Jeremy Davies.

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[Filmwizzclips]

I bet he has a higher fire rate with that typewriter than with his M1.

[aggelosn.]

"I need you because my two other guys were killed". Well that's very convincing 😅

[The_Wizard_Zoo]

Many years later, the US Army charged Upham $85 for the typewriter he left behind.

[onothankyou]

I strongly feel that the "you'll need that" line about his helmet was improvised when Oppen accidentally dropped the helmet. If so, even more excellent.

[TruckingToPlease]

The rest of the guys in the typing pool where like, "Whew, glad that wasn't me".

[sidewindo]

Bro Upham described his accent as if its wine appreciation😅

[Muwsjbrg]

That's one hell of an assignment for a guy that never touches a weapon. You roll out with a Ranger unit you are getting into some deep shit.

[PurpleDragonSpike]

It's funny that Tom Hanks is actually a massive typewriter enthusiast and would probably be all for bringing it along 😂

[robd]

My father always maintained that his learning to type saved his life. He was assigned to the Signal Corps---saw no combat.

[cmi]

Upham did say .. I've never been in combat sir he, gave him warning and then upham let his boys die

[Toysinmyattic]

They weren’t invincible, they made mistakes, serious mistakes, that is war. Doesn’t always go perfectly or as planned.

[The.Original.Potatocakes]

Upham looking back at his typewriter is the last good thing he ever saw.

[toddanderson]

In 1945 while getting out they ask about that typewriter.
You have to pay for it or go find it😂

[ibeetellingya]

The setup, sets, structures, equipment, extras, action, and direction going on in the background for these shots is impressive.

[M]

I watched this movie in Munich when it came out, the whole place cheered when he said he spoke with a Bavarian accent

[dwightdonnelly]

One of the greatest war movies in film history!

[darthhelmut]

This movie is the only movie to make my grandfather cry.
He said it was like someone took his memories of the D-Day invasion & put it on film😢

[RealAadilFarooqui]

By the end of that scene, Upham was no longer the same guy

[jjones]

One of the best "war" movies ever made!

[JOHN-vrog]

Great job interview...."My two guy's were KILLED"....