'You Better Come Home to Me' Scene | Hacksaw Ridge
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 เม.ย. 2023
- Desmond (Andrew Garfield) is found not guilty and allowed home just before going to war.
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“You fight for your country you lose so much that was dear to you and then your done with?” Such a accurate line, so sad
That's pretty much what's been done.
I wanted to enlist after that gay night club shooting, not because I thought homosexual actions were ok, but because they're people like you and me, but they thought I was crazy. It turned out they were right one day, but I felt extreme shame in not serving like my dad and my brother did. No going back from that now though. At least I can't be drafted.
@@user-ez1ic7ed4b Wrong. You have to be clinical diagnosed by the military to be ineligible for Selective Service. Wrong AGAIN
2:19
The Japanese: *attacks pearl harbor*
Doss: …and I took that personally
The whole country took it personally.
@@thefisherman0074 and that was the point. That's why the attack was allowed to happen. It was the best way to win the public's support for the war.
@@randalthor6872 yeah but they could only get away with it once, if the US is ever attacked like that again you know there better be one helluva reason for it to happen
@@mrstupiduniverse731c *cough 9/11 *cough
@@randalthor6872
Reminds me of another attack back in 2001....
Tbh they shoulda withdrew the charges after hearing his explanation
They were playing it like he was acting self righteous instead of just being righteous itself
morally yues, but he made a decision which conflicted with an officer's orders and as such refused to follow those orders, which at the time is the easiest court martial you're ever gonna get
Officers don't care about the rules if they don't fall into their viewpoint.
@@mbpaintballa Its war. The LAST THING you want is someone who doesnt want a hold a gun.
@@mh-ht2fp he's a medic.... Who wasn't a combatant anyway. Plus he proved he was right by saving lives. Dude was a unit
He had to be tested this was his test and luckily he had a supportive wife by his side as well …
5:23 "the defendants right's as a conscientious objector are protected by an act of congress and he cannot be compelled to waive those rights that includes in this case his disobeying orders to bear arms"
Signed
Brigadier General Musgrove
War Services Commander Washington DC
thank you. i barely understood the guy. either he was half mumbling or my english still isnt up to specs yet, second wouldnt surprise me as im german^^
@@BLACKFLAME4941 he wasn't mumbling, but to be fair to you, southern accents in the US can be difficult for some. but yeah he isn't mumbling at all really. it may sound like mumbling because with the southern US accent, you speak with a more closed lip
What I don't understand about that is why it had to come from a high ranking officer? Wouldn't it be his defence attorneys job to know/figure out the rights of Doss and then argue them in court? Does military courts work differently from regular courts?
@@danne696 More like "movies work differently from real life"
when you hear those words its pretty much telling everyone in this Tribunal that wanted to hang him "HIS rights his ways BACK THE FUCK OFF OF HIM" lol
This hits my heart, my son I love and am so Proud of you. Your mommy I still feel you on my shoulders.
To think Andrew did Hacksaw Ridge and Silence back to back, wow
I love this 6:20 scene so much. A good couple should always use their bodies as a last sign for "goodbye."
bit sus innit?
Doss: When the world so set to tear itself apart, doesn't seem like such a bad to me to want to put it a little of it back together
The judge: Damn, that's a good
Every other guy got biceps like bear arms, but this guy is built different. he want nothing of the sort
Private Doss had a Bible, the Word of God! More powerful than any GUNS...
Excellent scene.
I see....agent smith was in the military in an older version of the matrix....
6:02 Ooooh the SALT on those two! HA!
Never made sense to me why his JAG lawyer didn't know that he had the right to NOT use a weapon.
This guy gives me villan flash backs 4:06
He’s got way more hair than would’ve been allowed.
Good scene.
A man who seeks the righteous of peace, under the world of violence answers to no man, when entering kingdom of God. He who saves those who commit atrocities amongst each other will have his peace in heaven. For his brothers will not understand what he did when he lived, until he has gone to the next chapter.
To be fair, his decision had nothing to do with the Tribal War God. It was his own traumatic experience and those of his father that did it. You know, things that actually happened and are real.
@@climateanxiety2825 God is real. He speaks to me everyday.
@@AllenHanPR Prove it. Prove you are not hallucinating. Hint: you can't because you are hallucinating.
@@climateanxiety2825 I truly feel sorry for you
@@Mochi_177 Sure you do. There is no hate like Christian lover after all.
If this scene is the truth of how this actually happened then why didn't they know that Doss can't be court martialed.
They just wanted to work around the rules to get the outcome they wanted for their basic perceived notion that he was a coward.
@@timeasley3633 absolutely
Plus, A LOT of people hated him around this time. Thankfully, he proved everyone wrong with his actions.
@@timeasley3633
Thy more than likely knew.
They probably were banking on OTHERS not knowing.
Like cops whose body cameras "malfunction".
But, are caught on CCTV
The JAG office did not do their job.
Nice one
Private Doss you are free to "Run into the Hell fire of Battle without a single weapon to PROTECT yourself.5:51..this is based on a TRUE story the man Desmond Doss and His God, SAVED many lives..
No, it was Doss alone. There is no tribal war god. You have zero evidence for any god.
@@climateanxiety2825 Actually you are the one with "No evidence", being that all of the men even the men who were there of your persuasion refused to go into battle until Desmond had finished praying ?
@@climateanxiety2825 you have zero evidence that there is no God... It is the premise of the entire movie and Desmond Doss life and "convictions" stem from that fundamental assumption.
@@kevinwiens4804 You have zero evidence that Thor doesn't exist. You also have zero evidence that Thor didn't kick your gods A$$. You also don't have any evidence that the other 85,000 recorded gods don't exist. I guess your little god is just a spec in the crowd, and not even a powerful one. Weak god.
@@kevinwiens4804 You have no evidence of your invisible sky daddy, except that funny little story book. Hell, if I wanted to, I could write up a very convincing tale about the origins of the universe being created by a giant stuffed turkey, but that wouldn't make it true. Silly person. Go read your fiction book
Please how can I watch the full movie
On netflix
I very much wish today's generation respected and revered America's constitution as previous generations did .
Why?
Edit: I'm genuinely curious, I'm not trying to sound snarky or argumentative
They don't build men like that any longer......
"Men like that" Perpetuating toxic masculine stereotypes?
@@ronlacker326what the fuck are u on about 😂
@@ronlacker326 u just proved his point
they do, just that those men are often demonized as 'toxic'
I mean, he literally stated that two guys from his hometown committed suicide because they couldnt serve. Those young men had no idea about war, same as the young men in germany or anywhere else. They were promised glory and experienced hell.
What I don’t get is why he couldn’t just carry a gun but not use it?
Doss refused to. It was his religious conviction not to. Plus, during WWII, the Geneva convention was in effect, which set "rules of engagement" for the warring factions. Among other things, it said "you can't shoot a medic". If Doss carried a weapon, he'd be considered part of the infantry and would be shot at like other soldiers.
WHAT??! They skip the sex scene?! What a ripoff!
You're kidding, of course.
I want my money back.
Underrated comment
What else did you expect from an American (hollywood) film? They show violance to its fullest but when it comes to some kind of erotic screens they are holding back as a good protestants. hypocrites...
You’re kidding me, right?
Ahhh Yes, the Beauty of TRUE LOVE, This isn't LUST it is LOVE! Ordained by God Almighty!
Don't beat yourself up, plenty of fish in the sea
@@9an13l Yes sir Thanks, I am Going Fishing!
@@kevinwiens4804 that's the angler spirit! Put your "fishing rod" in the all seven seas and "fish" until you don't wanna fish no more!
But don't be surprised if your ability to prepare and enjoy a real beef steak fades with every fish you devour, and at the end of your journey you might not even know what to do with that nice t-bone or fillet if it crosses your path.
@@9an13l That is either meta-as-fuck or some try hard attempt at wisdom
I wanted to enlist after that gay night club shooting, not because I thought homosexual actions were ok, but because they're people like you and me, but they thought I was crazy. It turned out they were right one day, but I felt extreme shame in not serving like my dad and my brother did. No going back from that now though. At least I can't be drafted.
I said it before and will say it again
It's so weird to see someone fighting so he can have a higher odds of being murdered in the most horrible way
All because someone he doesn't even know wanted him to fight for death
Either the movie isn't realistic or they really have been brainwashed
This is based on a real life veteran Desmond Doss, so yes; it's realistic.
As for brainwashing, I can't argue with that. It happened to me when I was in the USMC and continues to this day.
It’s a retelling of a true story. It wasn’t either. Even after serving he continued to speak of peace and when he served he never picked up a rifle once. He was just a brave man who believes the way of the lord
@@Ellaruthiepie i mean...he could have saved the same amount of lives while been a normal doctor, there was no point on going to the war, that kinda indicates he wanted to serve his country (brainwashed)
@@leonelp9593 I mean would you not feel an obligation to? He wanted to save the men who fight for him? I genuinely don’t understand your view point. His wife was a nurse he knew what war was like and saw their scars at the hospital. His father and brother were in the service. He knew how men died. He just had patriotism that a lot of people lack now days. Men still today will go and serve damn well knowing the near promise of death because it means protecting this country. I see nothing but a brave man. Not one who’s brainwashed or oblivious. By claiming that,you are basically just removing any honor from their pride and belittling their sacrifice. Quite rude if you ask me.
@@Ellaruthiepie i guess is just a different point of view my friend, i see the "protecting the country" or "patriotism" as a manipulation tool, using and taking the feeling of "belonging to a place" and making it look as an extreme imminent attack to it, at the time in the US this wasn't the case, just a small part of the territory was attacked, sending the Main army, navy, etc and sending equipment to the allies should have been enough, there wasn't a need of brainwash young civilians with propaganda so they can go to die.
as a representation of procedure this entire thing is complete bullshit. what a propagandistic jingoistic piece of crap movie.
Probably. But that assumes that the JAG office gave a damn about procedure. Certainly his defense attorney didn’t know his client.