An Army historian felt that while the D-Day landing scenes were realistic, the rest of the film was a “typical World War II ...

An unplanned moment in Saving Private Ryan, both jarring and revealing, offered a rare glimpse into the title character's true self.

When he dropped out, Saving Private Ryan ended up in front of Tom Hanks, who brought it to Spielberg because they were ...

Regarded as one of the finest films of the 20th century and a seminal piece of war cinema, Saving Private Ryan has left an indelible mark on audiences with its realistic and poignant depiction of ...

Saving Private Ryan remains one of the most iconic war movies ever made. The movie follows Captain John Miller (Tom Hanks), who is tasked with assembling a team of soldiers to retrieve Private James ...

Steven Spielberg justifies the violence in 'Saving Private Ryan' by saying that he had to re-sensitise audiences to what real violence was like in wartime.

Then from there, I went to go work on another movie that was a night shoot. I don't think I realized timing-wise that you were also doing "Friends" at the same time as "Saving Private Ryan," which ...

Following the Normandy Landings, a group of U.S. soldiers go behind enemy lines to retrieve a paratrooper whose brothers have been killed in action.

It might surprise some war movie fans to know that at least one Army historian doesn't think there's anything special about "Saving Private Ryan" -- at least, not beyond its realistic D-Day battle ...

John McManus, a World War II historian, looks at war scenes from "Saving Private Ryan" and rates them for realism. He breaks down the iconic movie opening of the landing on Omaha Beach during the ...

Following the Normandy Landings, a group of U.S. soldiers go behind enemy lines to retrieve a paratrooper whose brothers have been killed in action.