Of course it was, but the question is how was the whole story remembered by the man who turned out to be James Francis Ryan if he was only there for the end?
It's not, you're projecting that, even though it's clear what happened at the end. Veterans also trade stories and read about their wars for decades after so he would have had enough information to paint a picture of the people who had saved him.
>once rescued ryan didn't care nor talk with anyone about the fricking group that made it possible for him to return home
I sometimes wonder how your kind functions irl
Oh so you'll accept American troops discovering death camps on the Western front, but you can't suspend your disbelief that he might be filling in the blanks with his own false memories???
Tom Hanks passed it to him via the morphogenetic field upon his death. It became latent in Matt Damon's subconscious until seeing the grave acted as the trigger for Matt Damon to relive Hanks' experience, marking the beginning of the film.
The holocaust didn't happen and there are plenty of movies about that.
He’s just thinking about all the men that died for him.
I did always find it weird that it immediately flashes back to the beach landing that Ryan didn't take part it. Just a clunky bit of filmmaking.
Are you guys moronic it's supposed to trick the viewer into thinking picrel is Tom Hanks in the future
Of course it was, but the question is how was the whole story remembered by the man who turned out to be James Francis Ryan if he was only there for the end?
It's not, you're projecting that, even though it's clear what happened at the end. Veterans also trade stories and read about their wars for decades after so he would have had enough information to paint a picture of the people who had saved him.
>once rescued ryan didn't care nor talk with anyone about the fricking group that made it possible for him to return home
I sometimes wonder how your kind functions irl
I've never had a gf if that's what you're wondering.
90s women are interesting. They always look older than they are I can never age them
>*record scratch*
>Yep, thst's me. You're probably wondering how I got here.
He's a moronic schizophrenic
Was Matt Damon wearing old man makeup or cgi?
He's remembering brotherhood or something
The face morph was so dumb it ruined the entire movie. A simple dissolve would have been much more elegant and effective
Military personel likes to tell stories. He was imagining what people told him.
But everyone died? How could they have told him.
Upham and the guy from Brooklyn didn't die.
Its been a while but I dont think Tom Sizemore dies either. He gets hurts and its kindof a fakeout of him dying, but then Tom Hanks really dies.
Alive people don’t look like that.
>I just got the wind knocked outta me
>has a watermelon sized hole in his chest
How did matt damon know tom hanks cried behind that rock?
Sizemore dies. He's show motionless with his eyes open.
I just looked and yea you are right, he does die. Like I said, it had been a while since I last watched the movie.
Upham probably wrote a book about his experience with that batallion and Ryan read it.
It's a bait and switch move by Spielberg to make you think it's Tom Hanks's character that's seeing everything.
Wtf you've ruined this movie for me you curr
Oh so you'll accept American troops discovering death camps on the Western front, but you can't suspend your disbelief that he might be filling in the blanks with his own false memories???
he was there for the whole movie he was just hiding
He somehow knew the israelite was killed without any evidence at all
Except for finding his body after the battle.
Is that matt damon in makeup? Sort of looks like him
He isn't in less than 80% of the movie?
Tom Hanks passed it to him via the morphogenetic field upon his death. It became latent in Matt Damon's subconscious until seeing the grave acted as the trigger for Matt Damon to relive Hanks' experience, marking the beginning of the film.