The movie starts with the older version of Private Ryan with his family staggering behind him as he walks towards the military graves with tears running down his face. Suddenly, a flashback of Captain Miller’s memory of the landing in Normandy begins. From there, the scene jumps to prior when Captain Miller was given the mission to find James Ryan. During the long quest, Captain Miller and his men assigned to him search for Ryan meanwhile, they all make deals, gambling plays, jokes, and comments about James Ryan and rude remarks about his mother. However, they are honestly really curious and want to meet Ryan since he is the man they are risking their lives to save. Additionally, the soldiers secretly all want to go home and feel that they are wasting their time and lives for just one soldier but, even when this is released, Captain Miller sticks to his quest whether on not the soldiers continue. While traveling, the soldiers assist others and even release one German soldier when the question of morality rose. Furthermore, the journey involves them in a couple of battles but, it leads them closer to finding James Ryan. Likewise, during the mission to rescue James Ryan, the bonds between soldiers start to get tense and the reflection of killing being a choice and morality spring in everyone's mind however, when James Ryan is found the group reconnects with
The movie starts with the older version of Private Ryan with his family staggering behind him as he walks towards the military graves with tears running down his face. Suddenly, a flashback of Captain Miller’s memory of the landing in Normandy begins. From there, the scene jumps to prior when Captain Miller was given the mission to find James Ryan. During the long quest, Captain Miller and his men assigned to him search for Ryan meanwhile, they all make deals, gambling plays, jokes, and comments about James Ryan and rude remarks about his mother. However, they are honestly really curious and want to meet Ryan since he is the man they are risking their lives to save. Additionally, the soldiers secretly all want to go home and feel that they are wasting their time and lives for just one soldier but, even when this is released, Captain Miller sticks to his quest whether on not the soldiers continue. While traveling, the soldiers assist others and even release one German soldier when the question of morality rose. Furthermore, the journey involves them in a couple of battles but, it leads them closer to finding James Ryan. Likewise, during the mission to rescue James Ryan, the bonds between soldiers start to get tense and the reflection of killing being a choice and morality spring in everyone's mind however, when James Ryan is found the group reconnects with