'Desmond Saves a Life' Scene | Hacksaw Ridge
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- Desmond (Andrew Garfield) see a car accident from the church window and runs to help. Then, after taking the victim to the hospital, he meets Dorothy Schutte (Teresa Palmer).
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it was at that moment he knew he was destined to be spider-man
And that nurse's name? Mary-Jane Watson.
Shut up
With great tourniquets come great responsabilities
Wasnt he already spider man though?
I saw this comment out of nothing... and I laughed so hard 😂
Thx friend for your comment. I brought me joy
How Desmond’s hair didn’t get the Oscar in this movie I don’t know. It manages to stay expertly coiffured through the whole movie.
What do they use to get it coiffured?
@@thebellbrothers3279 The absence of washing it. AKA grease.
The title of “Desmond saves a life.” Is like that one meme of “DO YOU KNOW HOW LITTLE THAT NARROWS IT DOWN?!?”
xD
Aww. He discovered two loves at the same moment. Saving people, and the woman who would become his wife.
Funny how tourniquets fell out of favor in EMS for many years because someone convinced someone else of the potential for distal nerve damage. It only took a couple decades for someone else to successfully argue that saving a life was more important than saving a limb…..aaaaannnnd we’re back.
That guy: what is the point of living if his leg is gone!
@@AllenHanPR
House?
When I went through basic in 2002, they told us to apply a tourniquet only if it is a life and death situation, because a tourniquet is a cut here line for the doctor to amputate.
@@Lets-Go-Family that's partially true, you only really need a tourniquet if there's a significant blood loss and especially in case of arterial blood loss; typically in civilian cases it's unnecessary because accidents that catastrophic are unlikely, the EMS will arrive rather quickly and will instruct you in the meantime what to do. In many places, applying a tourniquet without having some form of training will make you liable to the victim pressing charges for unnecessary damages. You only need to buy time until professionals arrive, which means applying pressure to slow the bleeding will often be more than enough.
If applied correctly and following some basic know-hows, tourniquets don't necessarily cause the victim to lose a limb, especially in modern day. You need about 2 hours of continued application for necrosis to start, and often need 6 hours before the limb is completely lost and requires amputation. Do note how actual tourniquets also have a label to write the time of application on. Past guidelines would also include the periodic removal and reapplication of the tourniquet, but it fell out of favor because it would significantly increase the risk of bleeding out, it's not something first responders should do.
In this scene, it's not really a tourniquet either, you need a leverage to properly apply the significant pressure to block blood flow effectively. You might slow bleeding with a belt if you keep it tight, but not that significantly. Often times it can't even constrict the arteries, and may cause more blood loss. It's typically better to just apply pressure, ideally with bandages. If it's a gaping wound, there are bandages to fill it in so you can apply pressure inside. Compression bandages are often mistaken for tourniquets too but they're not.
Always call EMS immediately after an accident, no waiting, they need to send help as soon as possible and they'll give instructions on how to handle the situation.
@@capofantasma97 There's another reason not to remove a once applied tourniquet: Blod clots. Those form rather quickly and can lead to much worse damage if the device is removed. Once you apply a tourniquet, it stays on until the patient is in a hospital.
The two of them were together until she passed away in 1991. True love
That needle was brutal man
And the angle... Jeez... They didnt even try to make that look real
He didn't need the use of his elbow anyway.
it was the standard issue back in the day
the real needles are even bigger and go in at a less sharp angle
Horrible to think how the real Desmond lost Dorothy in a car crash in 1991
Perspective: They were happily married for 49 years. It is very sad, but it's important to remember that they were able to spend many happy years together.
Not particularly horrible, that's a nice long happy life
@@Alucard-gt1zf That also weird when people say someone sadly died when they are in there 70+ years, that person lived a long time it's not really sad or unexpected, the people who die in there 20's or even 30's is sad.
@@strategygaming5830 as you youngsters get older, you will reailse thatwe don't really age in our minds. we are still those young folks on the inside. It is sad when an old person dies, just the same - it's just sad and *painful* when somone dies young and has so little time to enjoy.
@@IanFBNS what would you say then about people like Mike Tyson. He has matured after his decades of living and I definitely wouldn’t say he is a child like he once was, he has matured and that has changed him. Just because most people nowadays don’t need to actually grow up or mature to live life because of our prosperity doesn’t mean that’s a good thing or even natural.
The way he calls her ma'am. Is just sooo respectful ❤️
that's how we were raised in VA until the "everyone gets a trophy" generation came around
@@jayj8664 I blame f*minism, n maybe secular atheists also, more. both of those problems, along with eating animals, n many other things, were correctly predicted in the Vedas over 5,000 years ago. TH-camr Playitalready plans to upload about that. This Demand Doss is a rare gem that is hard to find these days.
@@jayj8664it does sound very polite and respectful but i wouldnt say it to a girl i was tryna date i couldnt pull it off like he can with that reserved southern drawl and if you call a young lady ma'am it makes them feel old but that was in the 40s where i guess u just say ma'am to any woman and its just seen as polite and well mannered
@@jayj8664what generation were giving the trophies?
@@jayj8664Every generation has its good and bad, okay? Your generation also had significantly more cases of domestic violence and sexual/physical/psychological abuse in a relationship. So maybe the “everyone deserves trophies” generation isn’t perfect when it comes to dating, commitment, and treating people right emotionally, but we also don’t believe in abuse and hitting the way the old generation did
This scene is nice and all, but for you folks at home, using a belt as an improvised tourniquet is not a good idea because no matter how hard you pull, it'll never be tight enough. However, simply grab a piece of cloth like a towel and a stick; tie the towel to the stick and begin twisting it tighter and tighter to the point where it is absolutely choking your limb. It may hurt like hell, but if you have an open artery, you'll bleed out in minutes. And always tie the tourniquet ABOVE the wound, not below it.
Improvised tourniquet is better than nothing, and a belt can work temporarily. Not sure why you felt compelled to issue your critique and advice here, any more than I know why I answered it. TH-cam is just full of weird, arbitrary and nebulous information.
@@JM-db8ez no like it literally will not work lol in order to stop a bleeding artery you need to squeeze it very tightly with a windlass tourniquet. Friend of mine told me during his training in the army his partner had to tie his tourniquet so tight that it left a bruise. Fastening a belt around a bleeding wound won't help too much.
You can use a belt, just gotta make sure you also twist it
@@cal_oh3663 thanks for this! Why is it important to be tied above the wound, and not below it? I assume it has to do with the heart pumping blood from above? Genuine and curious question.
@@JM-db8ez Instead of a belt you're better off just applying pressure to the wound with a cloth.. A real tourniquet is of course better but using a belt is Hollywood BS.
In response to Paul Calleja, you want to stop blood being pumped to the wound and out of the body, so you tie the tourniquet "above" the wound to cut off the blood flow to the affected area. If you tie it below, the blood is still going to reach the wound. Above; to be clear, means closer to the heart.
I think some people discovered their love for something later in life and he knew he enjoyed the feeling of savings someone's life, since in essense christians are big on helping people live a good life. I think being a doctor was out of the question, but I think he would've became a good one. He likely married his wife for the same reason. Sadly Desmond got tuberculosis from the war and had to have 5 ribs removed and a lung and eventually lost his hearing. Because of his time served in war, the bombs likely damaged his hearing. The people he saved, visited him from far away, because he couldn't hear over the phone anymore. It was the least they could do.
With great power comes great responsibility.
What a humble soul just saves a guy's life goes 6 miles away to the hospital and walks instead of asking for a ride hes a son of Christ
*notices blood*
"Are you alright?"
"Oh no, its not mine"
In any place outside a movie, that would be a free card to almost scare anyone.
Not in the medical field and especially not in what looks to be a room similar to today's emergency room.
This is an amazing movie.
Bruh the actress is beautiful
Teresa Palmer.
amazing
What's sad about this scene is knowing how healthcare shifted from care to profit
The healthcare workers have always been about care. The greedy rich people who have zero healthcare experience are the ones fucking everything up
Well doctors and nurses dont work for free.
Equipment and supplies arent made for free, the workers who make and provide the equipment and supplies don't work for free.
Also this was back in the 1930s before insurance and government got involved in Healthcare.
@GCEXTREMEMN you're right. Insurance is one if the governments biggest scams. But the amount it costs is outrageous, and doesn't need to be like that, just so a few people can collect their millions or billions. Theres such a push for numbers today
@@356z well insurance was supposed to be for big ticket expensive healthcare surgeries etc but now its used for every small thing.
I think an open priced system would be best. I want to go into a hospital and see the direct cash price for everything...like a McDonald's menu....
Why would my tonsillectomy cost me $4500 but my friends same tonsillectomy be $1700?
@@GCEXTREMEMNYou're missing the point. In civilised countries the health service's primary purpose is to save lives and keep folks healthy. In the USA it's to make money, and it's very successful at that.
Hospital: *That's gonna be 500$... for the torniquet.*
He got that 1940s rizz
Yes they had Ritz crackers back then too. Why is everyone so obsessed with Ritz?
I've had over 100 needle sticks and I can't tell you how horrified I was when Dorothy just stabs him with that needle 😂😂😂
It would be wonderful if you would provide captions.
Remember, belts save lives, so buckle up.
That's a huge needle for the venepuncture 😯
Everyone has a purpose.
More proof that hacksaw Ridge is the greatest WWII movie ever made
Saving Private Ryan and Come and See are arguably the best WWII movies ever made. Hacksaw Ridge is definitely great though.
You misspelled "Come and See". Downfall is also great.
@@adaurus5892 I'm sorry but Private Ryan is too much like anti-German propaganda and I'm sick of that s**t, especially after learning the truth
lol its definitely not
@@failtolawl Prove it
Thts when he knew he found his calling
With great power, comes great resmorphinity.
Imma put some dirt in your eye
@@lubomirradev9801 Oh..gonna cry?
'Deslond fall in love' Scene *
Anybody watching this to see how to use a tourniquet, PLEASE READ. Here you can see he applies his belt/tourniquet directly to the wound. You can NOT do this. To apply a tourniquet, you need to place it ~5cm ABOVE the wound.
Those "needles" back then looked like nails.
if he looked ugly, this scene would be creepy
if she looked ugly, he wouldn't have ever walked into that room
Ah yes, these two scenarios reflect the true reality of human behavior
@@greatkentuckian9032 Well it’s just the way it works. Nothing gonna change that. Having good looks could make life easier but we should all remember that it’s in fact totally irrelevant to the type of person you are. luckily most people already know this.
Imagine if Garfield would've gotten better writing as Spiderman....
Its only five or six miles
Why do we hear the noise of the needle entering the vein?
Dowson had steel balss, and steel veins too...
Its crazy how much power women have and they dont even know it
Oh they know it, my good sir
@@mockingjay_2397 yet here we are having these kinda l discussion. Which can only mean, they are doing it on purpose
144p for this one
I can't do it
For the REAL story of Hacksaw Ridge , read THE UNLIKELIEST HERO !
I don’t know too much about the story except this movie, didn’t they have to actually tone down a lot of stuff just so people would believe it, as opposed to most “based on true stories “ that way over exaggerate everything for the sake of drama?
SMITTEN......... Oh I have been there when I was a young man....... But now that I am old they just call it Leering. Oh where did the years and my youth go?
nowadays they call it 🤤🤤 and it’s only allowed if you are handsome
There's always Thailand ;--)
Don't stare at young girls please...
The real hero of this movie was copious amounts of morphine
Give me that, or bullet!
I guess Peter does get with Mary Jane
The difference in Dawes was upbringing something we don't have today
"Might have"
haters
Well, he did many other things and saved ten times that so....gotta start somewhere.
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.
Dont apply belts as a tourniquet. They are not tight enough.
Yeah, they shou'dve drove over to the hospital and got a real tourniquet.
@Tyler Garland im not sure why a hospital would apply one but given i assume your being sarcastic without knowledge, your t-shirt and a solid object to twist it, like a stick would actually work, where a belt would not work at all. Ie the not being tight enough bit.
W rizz
Andrew Garfield's hair isn't period accurate.
God is woman