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2. Saving Private Ryan (1998)
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This visceral war film begins with an unforgettable 27-minute D-Day sequence that thrusts audiences into the chaos of Normandy. Steven Spielberg directed Saving Private Ryan, which follows the story of Captain Miller (Tom Hanks), who leads a group to rescue Private Ryan (Matt Damon), whose three brothers have been killed in action. The brutal realism of the film redefined the war genre, which earned it five Oscars. Its legacy lives on, inspiring thousands of filmmakers and veterans who applaud its authenticity. As of 2024, it's also celebrated for raising awareness of PTSD, with modern screenings paired with veteran-led discussions.
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