Saving Private Ryan

Army medical officer: "Injected, morphine." (0:18)

Pvt. Richard Reiben tells Pvt. Stanley Mellish, "Hey Fish, look at this, a Hitler Youth knife." (0:25)

Series of voices informing next of kin of deaths of soldiers. (0:28)

Margaret Ryan learns of the deaths of three of her four sons. (0:33)

General George Marshall reads a letter written by Abraham Lincoln to another mother who lost 5 sons in battle: "I pray that our Heavenly Father may assuage the anguish of your bereavement..." (0:35)

Sniper Private Daniel Jackson: "... If you was to put me and this here sniper rifle anywhere up to and including one mile of Adolf Hitler with a clear line of sight, sir, pack your bags, fellows." (0:44)

Soldier, referring to German soldiers: "Those sadistic f****** animals." (0:48)

Sergeant Mike Horvath asks private Adrian Caparzo,: "Are you nuts?" (0:52)

Sgt. Hill tells soldier Jimmy T., "Thank you, you moron." (0:58)

A paratrooper tells Capt. John Miller, "Pilot went crazy trying to get out of there..." (1:03)

Miller tells Sergeant Mike Horvath, "That's how you rationalize making the choice between the mission and the men." (1:07)

Private Richard Reiben tells Jackson, "Cranky there, huh?" (1:18)

Miller yells to translator Upham, "Get the morphine out of the extra medical kit." (1:28)

Miller, referring to medic Irwin Wade: "Give him some morphine."
Soldier: ”Here comes the morphine.”
Wade: ”I could use a little more morphine.”
Jackson asks Miller, ”More morphine, sir?” (1:29)

German soldier: "F*** Hitler. F*** Hitler." (1:36)

Private Stanley Mellish tells Upham, "We're going to be displacing and falling back like crazy sons of bitches right up there..." (1:58)

Horvath tells Upham, referring to the effect on him of an Edith Piaf song, "I'm just going to slit my own wrists." (2:01)

Pvt. Ryan recalls an event with his brothers to Miller, referring to Alice Jardine: “She goes running right into the wall and knocks herself out... Alice is over there unconscious... That was the last night the four of us were together.” (2:04)

General George Marshall reads the letter written by Abraham Lincoln to Mrs. Ryan: "I pray that our Heavenly Father may assuage the anguish of your bereavement..." (2:38)

References in Coyote Ugly, Don't Look Up, The Last Rifleman