Making Saving Private Ryan – 22 minute feature with Spielberg talking about style, the film experience and it’s place in his (at the time) repertoire before moving to the cinematography and authentic look. Internationally acclaimed by critics and audiences alike, Saving Private Ryan, directed by Steven Spielberg, is an unforgettable film achievement that has had a profound and lasting impact throughout the world. Winner of five* Academy Awards®– including Best Director (Spielberg) – Saving Private Ryan also garnered two Golden Globe™ Awards for Best Motion Picture (Drama) and Best Director. In terms of visual presentation in 4K UHD with HDR, this is now one of my favorite titles available to show off my 4K television (display) itself. That said, this will make any 4K display look spectacular and leave you, and perhaps those around you in awe at the amount of sheer detail. This is what perfection truly looks like, and I have to say job incredibly well done! The film starts out with the scene of the man and his family walking in the park and already in comparison you can completely tell a difference in the color thanks to the use of HDR and see the darker areas highlighted more accurately now as well. There’s a very impressive amount of newfound detail in this 35mm print and thankfully film grain still is visibly intact. I can say that is the case throughout the entire film, as it still carries that gritty visual cinematic style, with film grain gloriously preserved in this absolute masterpiece of a motion picture.

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Ryan is very gung-ho, and while saddened at the news of his brother’s fates, wants to stay and help defend the last bridge in France (it was a very important strategic location). This leads to a showdown between the Germans and the troops trying to defend their bridge. Hopelessly outnumbered and with all odds against them, the movie ends in what is sure to be one of the best war movies made. Overall, you get no new bonus materials what-so-ever since the previous Blu-ray Disc release(s), or even really the DVD. ALL of the bonus materials are presented in SD (Standard Definition, 480i/p) with the exception of the two theatrical trailers, which are presented in full 1080p HD. Still, these as bonus materials prove to be entertaining and worth the watch if you never saw them before on the previous Blu-ray or DVD releases. I just wish some new retrospective type of interview was done with the filmmaker and cast to celebrate the film’s 20th anniversary. It’s obvious we’ll never get an audio commentary from Spielberg, as he doesn’t do those, so that wasn’t going to happen. Shooting War – A feature length documentary, narrated by Tom Hanks, looking at how WWII was captured on film.

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In terms of audio quality here: Wow! Holy shit. For instance, via this mix, you’re able to relate to the soldiers at times. Just like they say about the chaotic moments of war, it really is downright confusing to tell where the gunfire is coming from, even more so thanks to Atmos and height speakers. In terms of that flat gritty washed out visual style and how it even translates here to 4K from the film, this is just how the filmmakers (namely Spielberg, and the Director of Photography: Janusz Kaminski) wanted the film to look. A lot of films have their own very unique visual style and this is definitely one of the more memorable ones. In terms of detail, it is downright astounding in comparison to the original Blu-ray and absolutely like out of this world in comparison the original DVD. This 4K presentation of 35mm film source material looks superb. The addition of High Dynamic Range is excellent, whether or not you are on Dolby Vision or standard HDR10 capable setup, you’re going to notice how much more accurate the flesh tones are, how much the red of blood is more visually intense, and so forth. “ Saving Private Ryan” had its own unique gritty style. It almost seems washed out, as a result, but it still manages to include a great deal of color at times, which are way more accurate this time around.

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On the other hand, the design benefits in other areas from its jump to the object-based format. Specifically, the extra breathing room provides a bit more clarity and extension within the mid-range, exhibiting more discrete detailing during the loudest, ear-piercing action sequences. Across the entire soundstage, bullets are sharp and piercing, convincingly panning between channels and into the off-screen space, and the tiny pebbles from clumps of dirt and debris can be clearly heard landing on and rolling across the ground. Other atmospherics, like the individual drops of rain, are sometimes heard in the front heights, but John Williams' score makes far better use of that area. The low-end is about the same as before, however, which is not a bad thing. Bass remains robust and periodically potent, providing an energizing weight and presence to the explosive action. And amid all this hellish pandemonium, vocals are precise and distinct in the center. Making Saving Private Ryan– A fairly standard, yet very interesting 22 minute feature on the making of the film. A lot of the set design is discussed as are shooting locales. The film tells the story, from the perspective of Captain Miller ( Tom Hanks) leading a group of other soldiers in opening battlefield storming Omaha Beach in the Normandy invasion that took place on “ D-Day” ( June 6, 1944) during World War II. The actual story doesn’t necessarily focus on Miller, but more his leadership in their hope to find a missing soldier. This soldier is prioritized for rescue from his current battle position because of something known as the “ Sole Survivor Policy,” which is to prevent a family suffering multiple losses of family members serving at the same time in the military. In this case, one “ Private James Francis Ryan” ( Matt Damon) is the sole-survivor and has lost a total of three other brothers serving our country in World War II. About 48 minutes in roughly, whether “spoiler” alert, you’ll notice how Dolby Atmos mix delivers subtle use of the height speakers and rear channels to make you feel like you’re there. Gunfire sounds absolutely startling, especially unexpected sniper gunshots. 1 hour 6 minutes in echoes of the cathedral-like area bounce off the ceiling via the height speakers it seems, and around rear channels as well. I’ll stop here to avoid any actual “spoilers,” and to avoid writing an essay on audio. A few other notes about Saving Private Ryan. The whole cast was sent to England to undergo basic training, all except Matt Damon (this was to get the actors to naturally “dislike” him), and all wanted to quit and go home after three days of this. All except Tom Hanks, who came out and gave the guys a pep talk, after which no one said a word and they finished their training without a hitch. Bottom line, Saving Private Ryan is a movie that you really should see. Not only is it well-made, has great acting and is superbly directed…but the subject matter ultimately has a very positive message and reminds us of how much we take our freedom for granted. Video: How does it look?Saving Private Ryan” – of the many, many films he’s made – as discussed further above – proves to be one of mine as well as other people’s favorite Steven Spielberg films. This is the utter definition of a “ DEMO DISC” for the 4K UHD Blu-ray format. Pop this 4K UHD Blu-ray Disc in when you want to show off your new 4K home theater to your friends and family. That being said when it comes to it, I have to say this is a definite MUST-OWN 4K title! Into the Breach: Saving Private Ryan– This one is a bit more personal as some real-life WWII vets are interviewed. There’s more of an emotional connection when we see the guys who really did this and not a bunch of Hollywood actors. Plot: What’s it about? Video: How does it look? Audio: How does it sound? Supplements: What are the extras? The Bottom Line Plot: What’s it about? Cast: Tom Hanks, Matt Damon, Tom Sizemore, Barry Pepper , Adam Goldberg , Vin Diesel , Giovanni Ribisi , Ted Danson , Paul Giamatti Picture: As you'd expect from a 20-year-old film, the UHD Blu-ray picture is a 4K scan from 35mm celluloid. The result is quite simply fantastic.