DVD: Saving Private Ryan

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Title:	Saving Private Ryan
Publisher:	Paramount
Country:	UK
Format:	DVD
Date:	6 Nov 2000
Region Code:	None
Classification:	15
Barcode:	5014437804037
Cat#:	PHE 8040
Genre:	War
Rating:	Rate
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	7 Own
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Director Steven Spielberg's World War II tour de force chronicles the journey of a GI squad on a dangerous mission behind enemy lines. Led by Captain John Miller (Tom Hanks), the unit is under orders to track down a soldier, Private Ryan (Matt Damon), so he might return home to his mother in America, where she is grieving the unimaginable loss of her three other sons to the war. The first unforgettable 20 minutes of SAVING PRIVATE RYAN realistically and horrifically depicts the Normandy invasion as Miller. his second-in-command, Sergeant Horvath (Tom Sizemore), and the others in the unit land at Omaha Beach. Before the film began shooting, Hanks and the actors in his squad went through a one-week boot camp in the woods. All the actors, except Hanks, wanted to quit, but Hanks rallied their spirits by reminding them of the incredible tribulations endured by the real veterans of World War II. Production designer Tom Sanders found a beach in Ireland that perfectly matched the landscape of Normandy's. Spielberg gave great credit to the Irish army who helped re-create the Omaha Beach scenes.

Saving Private Ryan
Released	1998
Director	Steven Spielberg
Selected Cast	Tom Hanks as Captain Miller
	Matt Damon as Private Ryan
	Tom Sizemore as Sergeant Horvath
	Edward Burns as Private Reiben
(Information from Cinema World)

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henry29 11th Mar 2017		@YankeeDisc. Ok first thing Is DTS (Digital Theatre Sound) Is not Necessarily Better. I have DTS Mono Movies and DTS Stereo ones to. All It does Is give You the Sound You would Hear In the Cinema. I find the sound on some Movies using DTS Is harsh and Distorted unless You are using Expensive Proper Atos Speakers and Dedicated Amp. I would just Stick to the Dolby Digital 5.1 or 7.1 (There Is no such thing) just the Back two are In Stereo Instead of Mono In some systems. We have come a long way from Pro-Logic Surround Sound. The Sound Is only as good as the Original Print. Same goes for the Net Curtain effect on Older Films. H.



YankeeDisc SUBS 9th Mar 2017		I have another copy of this DVD, but with 'DTS' surround sound, which gives a much more effective soundtrack when played on a 5.1 home theatre system. In my opinion, DTS (Digital Theater Systems) is superior to Dolby Digital sound encoding. Apparently, so Wikipedia now state, it's been changed to DTS (Dedicated To Sound).



hefty1 14th Nov 2015		Thanks for that.It saves me a job !!!



gregs45s SUBS 13th Nov 2015		Scans added,with a nod to the original submitter.