... thing to witness and cannot help in the psyche of the soldier. The second conflict that may involve war related stress is the scene in which Captain Miller decides to let a German soldier go after being captured and not long after watching their colleague die. Many of the men are angered at the move and threaten to kill the German soldier ... regardless if he was let go by the commanding officer or not. This leads to the argument among the band of soldiers who are split in following the orders and letting the German soldier go ... ...

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... believability of a movie when comparing it to SAVING PRIVATE RYAN. Never have I seen a war movie so disturbing. When I see that high angle of Omaha Beach littered with bodies; it makes me wonder what it was all for. This is where Spielberg succeeds. By recreating World War II so realistically, his viewers see what he saw from the beginning: the inexcusable deaths ... ...

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... in the moment without a sense of expectation. Jenny's advice for him is to constantly run from danger. Perhaps more practical from her point of view, but never the less, significant. "Me and Jenny was like peas and carrots."" - Forrest Gump A heartwarming aspect of Forrest Gump is the relationship between Forrest and Jenny. The common bond of purity and innocence, shared between ... ...

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