"Saving Private Ryan" launches and climaxes with two of the greatest extended battle sequences ever put on film. The first evokes the horror of the Normandy invasion, and the last is an
It is difficult to make a war movie that can earn critical acclaim an catch on with audiences, but Spielberg and the gang made it look like another day at the office with their incredible work on the movie. After making over $480 million at the box office, it was clear that Saving Private Ryan was no ordinary film. Couple its box office haulThe direct translation of "Saving Private Ryan" would be "Sauver le soldat Ryan". But when you hear it, it sounds like "Sauvez le soldat Ryan" (impératif), just like the movie "Sauvez Willy" (Free Willy). And when you read it, the title looks "incomplete" so they added "Il faut" to make it sound like a mission order. Just my interpretation. For the rest of his life, Ryan lives with gratitude in the shadow of Miller’s last words to “Earn this.” We live in grace we, too, do not earn, but we are also called to servitude, sacrifice, and living up to what we have already attained (Philippians 3:16) because it is as precious and brutally purchased as what Saving Private Ryan depicts.
前置きが長くなってしまったが、そんなわけで、私の担当する回では、私が英単語を深く理解するきっかけとなった作品群を紹介していくことにしたい。本日の作品はスピルバーグ監督作品「プライベート・ライアン」(Saving Private Ryan) (1998)である。
Saving Private Ryan, directed by Steven Spielberg, is a timeless masterpiece that continues to captivate audiences to this day. Released in 1998, the film tells the story of a group of American soldiers sent on a mission to find a paratrooper whose brothers were all killed in action. The movie's gripping storyline, incredible performances, and The plot of Saving Private Ryan is that Ryan's brothers all died, he is the last of his family and now a whole bunch of other people have to risk their lives (several of them dying along the way) to save him. A whole bunch of people do die. One of the soldiers is a coward who allows others to die. .