'Kiss Me and Find Out' Scene | Hacksaw Ridge
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มี.ค. 2023
- After Desmond (Andrew Garfield) finds out his brother is going to war, he takes Dorothy Schutte (Teresa Palmer) on a date in the mountains.
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Casting did a great job. The brothers look like brothers. Man, Hugo Weaving was amazing in the dinner scene. His acting, micro expressions, and delivery are top tier.
Agreed! The lower lip quiver was a great touch.
@@willerwin3201and looks like Andrew Garfield too
Hugo Weaving in this movie had the most intense acting I have ever seen.
Imagine having to go through what to be considered to most nasty awful war that has ever been witnessed by mankind and seeing your freinds getting killed infront of you. Then having your sons signing up for another one.
american civil war was also pretty bad
Trust an American to equate a war between 2 American factions to a war involving most of the modern world as we know it.
@@vincenthammons-kd9du It was actually way worse in terms of casualty ratio but not in absolute numbers.
Turns out line formations with rifled guns is a very stupid idea.
i remember watching this movie for the first time and "i dont want to have to visit my sons here" hit me really hard in the chest
@@vincenthammons-kd9du They didn't have chemical weapons in the Civil War, but ALL war is wrong.
My God. What an incredible scene depicting the pain a father with experience in life has when he sees his child making rightful decisions but without the forethought of wisdom.
And was WW1 also rightful?
Her: "What are you, part mountain goat?"
*Me: "He's literally Spider-Man!"*
I watched this movie at 19 when it came out and I thought Desmond's father was the biggest asshole ever. I rewatched the movie this year and all I see is a broken man who's so broken he can't help but break others around him.
For me, his scenes hit harder than any other in the movie and I really hope I never have to experience war.
I see unfeeling people around him that can't get out of their heads long enough to understand that not only would seeing that bring back all of his suffering and make him relive it, but the knowledge that even if he survived, his son would be broken like him. Can you imagine the flashbacks that uniform would cause? The real horrible thing is that families were not taught about this. If you had been taught at 19, would you have still thought him an asshole?
@@climateanxiety2825 Definitely not, though I do think that the "yo, let's gooo" teen hormone phase has to pass before one can truly start to empathize with such a broken man, even if they were lucky to never experience the horrors of war or anything similar
@@Senki207 "broken man" Wow. The way you used that says much more about YOU than him.
@@climateanxiety2825 "Broken" as in emotionally scarred / irreparably damaged if not addressed by a professional
@@Senki207 Use Injured. It is a more accurate and less ableist term.
Hugo Weaving in his acting. That's Theater acting perfection.
Desmond Doss was a real American hero, amazing how many lives he saved.
War does not make one a hero.
@@Demowanbut saving lifes in a bloody war instead of killing is being a hero
Far out Hugo Weaving was incredible in this...
man, how can Hugo be simply amazing in everything he is in... what an actor. and also: what a lovely character.
There is no better feeling than easily jumping up a rock, standing on top of it with your hands on your hips, and someone saying, "Are you part mountain goat?"
Back when a man came back from the war he didn’t talk about it because all the good friends he lost and all the hell it put him through
That actress is spot on perfect.
This is such a beautiful movie.
loudest fucking plates ever
Glad I’m not the only one thinking it
2:57 What are you? Part mountain goat? Actually, some call me Spider Man. But don't tell anyone
I was searching for this comment, lol!
Teresa Palmer looked so good in this movie 😮💨
Hugo Weaving is pretty impressive, always good.
Bros rizz is off the charts
It hurts my soul knowing that stories like this don't happen anymore, not in the social media age.
This movie came out 10 years after the start of the social media age (movie: 2016 - twitter/facebook: 2006). This movie was made after director mel gibson received a lot of pushback on social media and old media as a result of the tapes with police that were spread over the internet (2011). So this movie was made in the social media age.
If you mean the war experiences, I'm sure there are people in ukraine right now that can tell similar stories.
when do you think the SM era started, seriously😂
@@yourfriendoverseas5810 I get what you’re trying to say but I think I know what he’s talking about like a certain vibe before social media like talking stories the vibe at dinner it was different
you mean the second half right? ...right?
It does happen brother. Its just more remote and off from cameras. It did happen to me, i make it happen. It did happen to my sister. And it will still happen till the end of times. Not all of us are without virtues
This movie is digging out so much emotions. Some times you can feel it in your eyes.
Awesome ❤❤❤
I I watched that movie at the age of 6 in my church in Honduras and I liked it and it made me cry 🥺❤😢
Gosh she's beautiful like angel
I love this movie ❤
I watched it when I was 6 years old in 2016 in my church in Honduras we pretended it was a movie theater and from there I only sold popcorn and soft drinks but I want to see that movie again and I liked it The part that said sir help me find another one who is injured 🙏
Awwwwwww mr. Annnnterson… 😎
I was gonna tell Hugo Weaving... that's the sound of inevitability! 😂😂
Nice scene
The original "fuck around and find out" in its literal context ladies and gentlemen
2:23 book is down. 2:28 oh we need the book behind the feather😂
Teresa looked so good in this movie
Hugo Fugging Weaving...
Good thing Gwen isn't alive to see this.
Mr. Anderson!
very romantic
I'm always puzzled by movies when the character "joins up" and then appears in a uniform without having been to basic training to get one.
Different times back then, this was common.
They needed men pretty bad back then so I'm pretty sure they were willing to take anyone.
Where can I see it?
It would be wonderful if you would provide captions.
I feel very single after this scene
Poor dad, all them horrid flashbacks hit right back at em hard
he's not part mountain goat; he's spiderman.
Is that Hugo weaving? Holy flurking spit
But the end made my heart beat and I cried when I closed my eyes right now when they took him down but those bad Japanese attacked him with the bombs 😢
God damn I miss her
Agent Smith played that character as he would be a real actor !!! Well done sir !
That poor father!
I suspect he suffered from PTSD. Saw it in my grandfathers case even 20-30 years after the war but never as bad as this. He just used to sit and smoke his pipe while staring into the distance and occasionally he would flinch. We knew well enough to leave him alone and he bounced back pretty quickly.
Did Desmond and his brother sign up at the same time or was it at different times?
at different times.
A neat detail is that Desmond is only eating vegetables at the dinner table. This is a nod to the fact that Desmond was a vegetarian IRL.
In the original Hebrew it is
You shall not murder NOT You shall not kill (KJV)
There's a big difference.
Yes. That's before our Bibles were rewritten to fit Satans desires. I mean, it's a huge contradiction that God would ask Joshua and company to clean out the Canaanites, Moabites, etc if he said Thou Shalt Not Kill
"Will demons pose as aliens/interdimensional beings, save from nuclear war, to get mankind to fight God with them, portraying God as an evil alien?"
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@@LukeLovesRose whats the difference?
Whats the difference?
@@marvin2678 Thou shalt not kill, would mean do not kill. Full stop. Under any circumstance. Thou shalt not murder means do not kill someone unjustly, without reason. So in thou shalt not murder, to kill someone in self defence, or in defence of your family for instance, wouldn't be against the commandment.
His father tried to protect him
thou shalt not murder not thou shalt not kill.
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All the girls who would KILL to have taken her place be kissed the way Andrew kisses that lucky chick
0:01 Half Life 2 door close sound
Girl: what are u, part mountain goat? Boy: no, but am the 2nd unsuccessful version of Spider-Man 😂
Nuh uh, in my opinion Andrew Garfield is the best Spider-Man
Givem a new uniform damnit!
Its a shame. She ❤'s him more than what he ❤'s her. The most luckiest man ever is the one whose woman loves him more than anything or anyone. She will defend him to the last drop. Men are not the same. Men will always be men 😢
Why do you imagine it to be a one-sided love? I'm sorry you're hurting, and am here if you want to talk about it, but you shouldn't let your personal upset cause you to paint such a broad, nasty picture.
@@TotallyNotBrad123 Not hurting. Just an observation.
That woman, Teresa Palmer is so beautiful... even now after having kids. And her personality especially in this movie is simply adorable. She is everything Amber Heard is not.
Correction: She is everything 85% of women are not.
@@tobydapunk3239 Well said. I couldnt agree more
@@tobydapunk3239 You don't even know 85% of women. SMDH
@@tobydapunk3239 I guess you’re dying single then. 😆 😂
@@taraz6786 Gladly
This film has given great homage to the Christian faith and how the Ten Commandments play a role in each of our lives. History teaches how nations have fallen when the Presence of GOD is driven away by crime, that the Bible defines as sin, and the enemy of peace takes His place. Just look where we are now with the lawlessness everywhere. And these are times of peace.
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Desmond was great in war but him being so pushy on getting kisses isn’t attractive.
Wasn't sexual contact before marriage against his religion?
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Cringy love story
How
Couldn't keep your buddies alive in the great war. Can't keep your sons from joining this war. Can't even hold yourself together for one meal. Christ, can you at least pass the potatoes without sobbing into them, Pop?
People like this use their past as an excuse to hurt and disrepect others rather than rebuilding themselves. I say this having been it myself. Just because you've suffered is no excuse to treat others with a lack of dignity. Life is suffering. How you bear your suffering is equally important to what and why you've suffered.
With an avatar like yours I assume you have heard of mental illness? Ever heard of PTSD? This was not a choice by the father, this was a mental illness he suffered from as did so many thousands of survivors in any war.
@@Karma-qt4ji It's always a choice. The father spent his life after the war pitying himself, and worse he brought others down all around him. He spent every action acting a bit more dead and alone than he truly was. He dishonored his friends sacrifices by not holding himself to a higher standard and living better, at least trying to fight in the right direction.
I've survived 2 wars so don't give me that bullshit. How you choose to act and conduct yourself, especially with mental illnesses, is a choice. I have experience with multiple of my own, hence the name. You're only excusing his weakness so you can enable your own.
What if you could do better? When did you stop dreaming about living life to its fullest? Your mental illness didn't kill your dreams, you did. It's time for you to wake up and start believing again.
@@InsanitysApex Don't jump to conclusions, mate; I came out of a war and I am just fine, thank you. Friends of mine were not so lucky and I personally would never say that they have a choice in their current state. Nor would I mock you and your mental illnesses and tell you they were a choice either; I would simply empathise, try to be understanding, and move on.
But that's me.
@@Karma-qt4ji What conclusions did I jump to with you? DId I say you hadn't been in war? No, you've conflated me insulting your argument with insulting your own similar experiences. Your friends do have a choice in how they act, think, and feel now. There's a thin line between empathizing and enabling. Which do you do? Would you stake your friendships on it? How about the outcome of their lives?
The reason the father is wrong here is simple; he's using his own self-pity and despair to actively deter his sons from choosing the life they want (hypocritically at that). A man's destiny is his own. The father is not persuading from a position of moral strength and inspiration but rather from moral weakness and fear. Weak execution and weak intentions (and excusing it as you do) reaps weak results.
You wouldn't mock me or my illness because you're morally weaker than you should be (so you patronize me instead), which is why you also defend the father's immoral behavior which allows you to excuse your own immoral behavior. I "mocked" my own illness and broke myself of bad habits, emotions, and thoughts. In doing so my insanity has become a mental strength. Insanity is infinite responsibility, chaos, and leverage VS. a finite mind but it also can be overcome for infinite potential and growth once mastered.
Every psychiatric diagnosis has benefits in addition to it's costs (depression, anxiety, NPD, Autism etc). They are cognitive tradeoffs and adaptations, often acquired under duress, but they benefit the species as a whole(which is why they've evolved over millions of years, and most are seen in many species, especially other mammals). They can also benefit the individual once mastered. Their acquisition may be "fate", but mastery, understanding, and integration of psychiatric disorders is a choice.
You say you "try to be understanding and move on". Do you understand that in patronizing your friends you make it more difficult for them to ever move on? To live better, fuller, and happier lives? You treat them like wounded puppies and call it empathy but truly you cripple their recovery while self-righteously padding your own ego from responsibility. It's a common sin born of fear, contempt, and pity.
If they survived a war they can certainly survive your well-intentioned tough love. You fear giving your friends the same thing the father fears giving himself; a coup de grace to the ego. That is the ego's purpose, to die so the person's body and/or whole personality doesn't have to. It's also why ego-deaths are so transformative and beneficial. And ego's in relational conflicts very rarely die catastrophically as a whole (betrayal from lover/parents) but rather only suffer necesary deaths to wounded parts with minimal collateral damage. You likely overestimate your ability to damage their psyche greatly.
If you honestly value karmic justice as much as your name implies you'd give your friends the harsh truth's necessary to spurn and churn their newborn wings with fresh flight, rather than feeding the damaged worms your sweet lies and empty platitudes like some incestuous oedipal mother preying on her own. Real friends make real sacrifices, up to and including risking the friendship itself when necessary. How real of a friend are you? If your friends deserve a better life than they also deserve the better version of you necessary to help them achieve it.
The truth is the universe was never fair, which is why Karma, a delusion of hope, was created to cheaply inspire those terrified in the face of overwhelming existential dread, infinite chaos, and cosmic injustice. Do you want to be the stereotypical man who lies haplessly and helplessly in the "lazy river" of life letting "fate" do his work for him? Would you believe in "karma" so convincingly if it were renamed "plausibly deniable irresponsibility"? Do you have a responsibility to your friends destinies, especially now that you hold such information?
The universe isn't fair which also affords us the opportunity to divine our own uniquely curious destinies. I believe you have the strength necessary to help your friends, most especially by giving them harsh-truths that their civilian family and friends could never.
@@InsanitysApex i aint reading allat
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