If no one noticed, the "prisoner" that Upham shot at the end was the very same guy that he had talked the rest of the squad into releasing after digging the medic's grave.


"These men are the only brother's I have, I'm not leaving them." -Ryan

Yea don't you remember the German said "Oop-hamn" and then the kitty shoots him.

"I just got the wind knocked out of me." Random soldier who just got shot in the chest

I have another, but it wasn't actually part of the movie and there's quite a story behind it.

Not a random soldier, I believe it was Caparzo. I know he was part of their team, but i'm not sure who. I think Caparzo.

Originally Posted by Spartan

Not a random soldier, I believe it was Caparzo. I know he was part of their team, but i'm not sure who. I think Caparzo.

I called him random soldier since I couldn't remember his name.

Actually, it was Sgt Horvath that said that. He said it just after he got shot in the chest in Rommelle and Capt. Millar asks him if he's alright. Soon after, however, he dies.

I like this one, it's not so much the quote, it's more the "instuction" following after

"We'll use sticky-bombs on the tanks here and..."
"Sticky-bombs?!"
"Yeah.. Sticky-bombs."

- Instuction on how to make the sticky-bombs -

That's what I call "Blowing off their socks"

I liked this one...

After they torch one of the bunkers a soldier says: "Don't shoot, let 'em burn!"

And another is when the German soldier is digging a grave in front of the remaining six soldiers on the mission, he keeps trying to humor them so that they won't kill him, and when he realizes none of them are laughing, he says: "F_CK HITLER!" But of course after Cpt. Miller let him go he comes back with the Wermacht to Rommelle and shoots him. That really pissed me off. The Captain should have let the boys shoot him is what I say. That's what I'd have done.

The movie is a lot more interesting if you know German.

I forget the exact line, but as the German is slowly stabbing Caparzo, he's saying something like, "shh, be quiet and it won't hurt so much"

The German trying to surrender is saying "Nicht Schiesen" (don't shoot), and the American translates it as "Look mommy, I washed my hands"

Theres also some dialogue between the Germans in the tanks and the infantry near the end. Adds a lot to the movie when you understand it.

Originally Posted by Six

The movie is a lot more interesting if you know German.

I forget the exact line, but as the German is slowly stabbing Caparzo, he's saying something like, "shh, be quiet and it won't hurt so much"

The German trying to surrender is saying "Nicht Schiesen" (don't shoot), and the American translates it as "Look mommy, I washed my hands"

Theres also some dialogue between the Germans in the tanks and the infantry near the end. Adds a lot to the movie when you understand it.

Are you talking about the soldiers coming out of the bunker after they allied soldiers passed the beach?