You saves lives by taking others, the ennemies won't exactly kill themselves you know All I see is a guy that is too scared to dirty his hands, that's all
@@elrenegat61The actual person this was based on ran into active combat zones and personally evacuated and treated 75 people. How dare you even imply this guy was a coward
@@valiensr1037 because saving a life is not what is hard, nor is putting yourself in danger to some extent I'm pretty sure that the most taxing feat to perform is taking other's life for you know that most of the time they're just like you, soldiers following orders and scared to die In fact you could say in a way that killing them is the equivalent of killing yourself I'm sure you will sleep well once you have reached that conclusion and accumulated a certain body count
Thing is Andrew nails his role every single time and yet people act as if thats just something he is supposed to be doing regardless, not taking into context the amount of talent and dedication it takes to excel at the role
He is one of many. Go read the other citations for the high tier military awards. I met Pvt. Sammy Davis who was awarded the medal of honor in Vietnam. Forest Gump's MoH was based on him.
@@ZaccOfficial if I remember correctly in the movie, it was one night, but in real life it was like two or three days of back-and-forth saving people, but I could be wrong
@@ZaccOfficialIirc, the movie said that he saves 50+ people and irl Desmond claimed he saved only over 70 but he actually saved around 50-100 wounded soldier during the course of his service. "While serving with his platoon in 1944 in Guam and the Philippines, he was awarded two Bronze Star Medals with a "V" device, for exceptional valor in aiding wounded soldiers under fire. During the Battle of Okinawa, he saved the lives of 50-100 wounded infantrymen atop the area known by the 96th Division as the Maeda Escarpment or Hacksaw Ridge. Doss was wounded four times in Okinawa, and was evacuated on May 21, 1945, aboard the USS Mercy.[16] Doss suffered a left arm fracture from a sniper's bullet while being carried back to Allied lines and at one point had seventeen pieces of shrapnel embedded in his body after attempting to kick a grenade away from himself and his comrades. He was awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions in Okinawa"
@@sotl7749 Nope. Well, the movie downgrade it actually, he was put on a stretcher immediately. Iirc, he actually manage to save a few more soldier despite the injury before going down and had to get on a stretcher.
@@RoflCannon6 I think you misunderstand. The movie doesn't lie about it and downplay it, the movie directly depicts him being put in a cell and having a mental breakdown, and it directly depicts the moment during the trial where they are about to convict Desmond, when his father shows up and helps him out. The person who uploaded this post just misconstrued it somehow.
These days they say: *_"Hey Veteran! Go to the VA, get your meds and die on the streets!!"_* Meanwhile, illegal aliens are getting free Hotel rooms, 3 meals a day & extra money. And when caught being robbing, violent Career Criminals they get released laughing without bail - THANKS TO OUR ELECTED GOVERNMENT, JUDGES & DAs 🤔😤😠🤬
That's unfortunately how it was for a lot of WWI veterans, they were promised a lot of things for their service that they never received and were violently repressed when they protested and marched for them. Douglas MacArthur was one officer in charge of violently putting down and displacing over 40,000 WWI veterans protesting at the Capital to receive benefits they were promised early due to the great depression. Yet another reason MacArthur is a PoS.
@@Cthulhuwarlordi believe they had to tone down the achievement of private Doss because the actual dude who the movie is based on saved an unbelievable amount of lives. Like literally people just straight up wouldnt believe it (at least thats what ive heard, not sure if its true)
“With a world so set on tearing itself apart, it don’t seem like such a bad thing to me to wanna put a little bit of it back together” ~ Private Doss One of the best lines in the movie and they didn’t even show that one🤧 Just one more🙏🏽🇺🇸
When the draft for WWI was in full swing, my great grandmother wrote a letter to the President of the U.S. and told him that it was against their religion to kill. “We would rather be killed than to kill." So, her son, my grandfather, was drafted into the medical corps. He was a sergeant in a hospital ward when he met my grandmother, an Army nurse. ❤️
Whyd she write a letter? I'm from UK so did you guys just not have it in WWI where you could stay behind and not be conscripted as conscientious objectors?
@@patrickfarrell979 that's understandable. In the UK if you stayed behind you were effectively called a pussy by every woman you met. So many ended joining the war
Hacksaw Ridge is still my favorite movie ever. It’s such a good story that ACTUALLY HAPPENED. It’s such a powerful story of a man who truly believed in helping people and never disposed of his values. He deserved the Medal of Honor.
@@phantomsights4533 I believe he was also present for either the Philippines, or Iwo Jima. Not sure. Gotta go grab my book (Medical Corp Heroes of WWII).
Private Doss was a true hero. The man wanted only one thing, to save human lives. And he did so in a way that left all who read or watched his story in awe. That is an American soldier at its finest.
That scene moved me to tears. This is my favorite movie. The greatest true hero story ever told. Desmond Doss is one of my heroes. The guy saved lives. Including two dying Japs.
What copyright? Shorts make no money so why both avoiding claims? Most times something is claimed, the owner takes monetization and that's it as there's no benefit to take it down. The opposite infact. This channel is basically free advertising.
@rmbfral Exactly, doesn't matter. You won't make money off a private video anyways so why do you care if it got claimed? The same goes for this channels shorts. You don't make money off shorts anyways so why care? Copyright claims and takedowns are 2 different things. So again, if they just claim the video why cry about losing zero money to begin with?
Still crazy to think this movie DOWNPLAYED Doss’ actions during the war because they didn’t think the audience would believe it. So watch the movie knowing that he actually saved was ESTIMATED to be 75 men, but some accounts say it was over 100. He’s an amazing individual that stood for what he believed in a way that others should follow.
One of the greatest war films ever made And a Life lesson to not only Military But to human beings “You cannot take away someone’s Rights as a human” and Private doss Rights as a Christian Who refuses to bear Arms Is ingrained within the Constitution of the U.S. that’s his Right If h refuses to Carry a Weapon then no Officer no CO or Anyone for that fact Can take that Right away from you If you wanna train as a Medic or as an Engineer Or be a Cook or Even Working in an office doing paperwork and communications that type of stuff then Fucking hell you can Do that No one by Law Can Stop you Just because you ain’t Bearing Arms and not on the Front lines doesn’t mean you ain’t serving your country it doesn’t mean your work is Less important tbh
This movie is absolutely freakin phenomenal. If you have the time, I highly recommend it. The fact that it's based off of a true story makes it that much cooler.
Fantastic film, fantastic acting. Every fan of war films needs to see this. Warning tho, the war parts are VERY graphic. War vets who have "seen s**t" on the battlefield could certainly end up having their anxiety triggered.
One of the best parts about this movie, in my opinion, is that everyone was sort of right. Doss was right that he should be allowed to serve as a medic without a weapon, and proved to be a hero in that role. The military was right that he could pose a danger by refusing to be armed and refusing orders to carry one (in their minds) undermined discipline. Other troops were right that his unwillingness to take life for his comrade suggested he was above them, or at least not one of them. Instead, the film showed the value of higher laws, both human and divine. The Constitution’s protection of the right to go into battle unarmed meant the founding principles of American life arbitrated that court martial, not two credible arguments. The natural law of combat, and the fact Doss was willing to go where others feared to tread on behalf of his comrades overrode his unwillingness to carry a weapon for those around him. Sometimes we may enter a situation where opposing sides are both right, that’s why we have to arbitrate via higher and established laws and principles.
Found out my great great grandpa was like the character in this movie. He was a combat medic in ww1 and refused to carry a weapon. Thats the only thing ive ever heard about him, since he passed long before i was born, but i think soldiers like the character in this video are extremely brave
I once thought much like those other men did until I watched and researched him. And I gotta say I've never been happier to of had my mind and viewpoint changed.
Hacksaw ridge is such a phenomenal movie. Desmond Doss was a true hero. Theres only a few people that truly exemplify their moral beliefs so devoutly to stare death in the face and continue to believe. He was one of those people. And in doing so he inspired all the 77th ID to fight on that island. When i saw this movie i didnt know how Andrew Garfield was going to play the part but he did it very well i think. He had some massive shoes to fill to play it properly. The world was made lesser when Desmond Doss passed in 2006.
One of the only military movies I watch because unlike alot of others it doesn't go over the top but makes it more realistic and sticking close to what actually happened
Hugo Weaving is a bad ass. Every roll he's played has been Oscar worthy. From Smith and Elrond; to Red Skull and V. Can't think of a movie that was bad, with him in the titles.
This movie will screw you up. This is one of, if not Garfield's greatest performance. Me and my brother watched it together, and we typically like to talk to each other about what's going on in a movie. We couldn't say a single word towards the end, and both of us were balling our eyes out. It is a PHENOMENAL movie.
"Sir why are we objecting to the existence of a medic??" "We don't need a medic, just keep throwing men at the enemy till they get overwhelmed" Didn't know America treated war like a raid boss.
This stratagey unironically works, it tricks the enemy into thinking that you have more soliders then you actually have, and was the reason that Russia beat natzi Germany back in world war 2, they think that you have far more soldiers then you actually do because you nonchalantly send so many men back to back, that the enemy get discouraged and retreat
It’s funny how loose his rules are because he won’t shoot someone but he will get them in the right position for his ally’s to. Don’t let this take away from how great the movie is it’s still amazing.
Have seen it 5 times in the last 10 years. Have to , otherwise I may have lost belief and trust in some kindness of the human kind , for the better and the worst.
Hacksaw ridge. Based off a true story of Desmond doss. He saved lives on BOTH sides. There's actually a sniper from the other side that said everytime they had him in his scope their gun jammed.
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“While everybody else is taking life, I’m gonna be saving it.” Heart of gold
Based on a true story. The facts and magnitude of this man's heroism give me chills just thinking it.
This man is a testament to the power of faith.
Couldn’t agree more. I should watch it again sometime soon. Loved it the first time.
You saves lives by taking others, the ennemies won't exactly kill themselves you know
All I see is a guy that is too scared to dirty his hands, that's all
@@elrenegat61The actual person this was based on ran into active combat zones and personally evacuated and treated 75 people. How dare you even imply this guy was a coward
@@valiensr1037 because saving a life is not what is hard, nor is putting yourself in danger to some extent
I'm pretty sure that the most taxing feat to perform is taking other's life for you know that most of the time they're just like you, soldiers following orders and scared to die
In fact you could say in a way that killing them is the equivalent of killing yourself
I'm sure you will sleep well once you have reached that conclusion and accumulated a certain body count
I still wholeheartedly believe Andrew Garfield deserved an Oscar for this movie
He didn't even get one for Tick Tick Boom but at least he was still nominated for both. Guys a fucking talented actor.
he was just unlucky that 2016 was a great year for movies 😭
He also portrayed Peter Parker/Spider-Man very well 🤗
This guy is indeed blessed with his acting skills.
GOD bless him.
Thing is Andrew nails his role every single time and yet people act as if thats just something he is supposed to be doing regardless, not taking into context the amount of talent and dedication it takes to excel at the role
I love how it is indeed a real man. A true story.
Rest in peace Desmond Doss. A true legend admired by many.
He is one of many. Go read the other citations for the high tier military awards. I met Pvt. Sammy Davis who was awarded the medal of honor in Vietnam. Forest Gump's MoH was based on him.
I learned of him when I was ten, from an old book called Medical Corps Heroes of WWII, by Wyatt Blassingame.
The best medic America ever had
They had to dim down what he actually did because nobody would believe how many lives he saved.
Could you elaborate by listing down what he's done irl?
@@ZaccOfficial if I remember correctly in the movie, it was one night, but in real life it was like two or three days of back-and-forth saving people, but I could be wrong
@@ZaccOfficialIirc, the movie said that he saves 50+ people and irl Desmond claimed he saved only over 70 but he actually saved around 50-100 wounded soldier during the course of his service.
"While serving with his platoon in 1944 in Guam and the Philippines, he was awarded two Bronze Star Medals with a "V" device, for exceptional valor in aiding wounded soldiers under fire. During the Battle of Okinawa, he saved the lives of 50-100 wounded infantrymen atop the area known by the 96th Division as the Maeda Escarpment or Hacksaw Ridge. Doss was wounded four times in Okinawa, and was evacuated on May 21, 1945, aboard the USS Mercy.[16] Doss suffered a left arm fracture from a sniper's bullet while being carried back to Allied lines and at one point had seventeen pieces of shrapnel embedded in his body after attempting to kick a grenade away from himself and his comrades. He was awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions in Okinawa"
@@adamharith782damn so that scene with him kicking away grenade wasn't exaggerating?
@@sotl7749 Nope. Well, the movie downgrade it actually, he was put on a stretcher immediately. Iirc, he actually manage to save a few more soldier despite the injury before going down and had to get on a stretcher.
He wasn't "almost" court-martialed, he was court-martialed, and later freed and allowed to enlist.
Well you know how it is. Gotta make the justice system and the army look good too.
@@RoflCannon6 I think you misunderstand. The movie doesn't lie about it and downplay it, the movie directly depicts him being put in a cell and having a mental breakdown, and it directly depicts the moment during the trial where they are about to convict Desmond, when his father shows up and helps him out. The person who uploaded this post just misconstrued it somehow.
How was he court-martialed if he hadn't already enlisted? You're not under the UCMJ until you enlist or are commissioned...
@@geoffschnoogs6888 I did watch it. He was court-martialed. He was later released and acquitted. I see you didn't pay attention when you watched.
Regardless of whether he had won the court martial case or not. He enlisted and disobeyed orders. @@occamsrazor1285
His dad coming through for him was all the support he needed to strengthen his resolve
7th Day Adventists are exempt from killing but can still serve in the military
what are 7th day adventists?
Type of religion
@@thomas-gabriela denomination sector from Christianity. 😊
Probably for the most part because of this man.
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7th Day Adventist are people who keep the LORD GOD 4th Commandment in keeping the 7th Day SABBATH.
Bro his father coming to save him is so wholesome♡
“Is that truly the way it works”?
Imagine if he was just like, “Yes, now get out of here”!
These days they say:
*_"Hey Veteran! Go to the VA, get your meds and die on the streets!!"_*
Meanwhile, illegal aliens are getting free Hotel rooms, 3 meals a day & extra money. And when caught being robbing, violent Career Criminals they get released laughing without bail -
THANKS TO OUR ELECTED GOVERNMENT, JUDGES & DAs
🤔😤😠🤬
I mean it is how it works.
@@ignotouno523maybe politicians would talk like that…. But a soldier would never talk like that to another.
That's unfortunately how it was for a lot of WWI veterans, they were promised a lot of things for their service that they never received and were violently repressed when they protested and marched for them. Douglas MacArthur was one officer in charge of violently putting down and displacing over 40,000 WWI veterans protesting at the Capital to receive benefits they were promised early due to the great depression. Yet another reason MacArthur is a PoS.
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He would and does
This is a fire movie. I suggest watching it
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Shame they made up so much stuff and left out actual things he did but it’s a good watch
Its not available in India for some reason
What's the movie?
@@theMcWOPPER Hacksaw Ridge
@@Cthulhuwarlordi believe they had to tone down the achievement of private Doss because the actual dude who the movie is based on saved an unbelievable amount of lives. Like literally people just straight up wouldnt believe it (at least thats what ive heard, not sure if its true)
“With a world so set on tearing itself apart, it don’t seem like such a bad thing to me to wanna put a little bit of it back together” ~ Private Doss
One of the best lines in the movie and they didn’t even show that one🤧
Just one more🙏🏽🇺🇸
By far the most powerful movie I have ever seen. It will always be my favorite movie
@@oneyearunder I watched it atleast 10 times😭💀 lowkey about to go watch it again😂
There are thousands of warriors who support the military without picking up arms. I'm one of those warriors and proud of my service.
Thank you for your service
I truly thank you for your service 🇺🇸❤
@@nikkimarie92Thank you.
Thank you for your service in _defending_ life and not taking it.
Let me guess? Logistics? Never left an offfice, right?
When the draft for WWI was in full swing, my great grandmother wrote a letter to the President of the U.S. and told him that it was against their religion to kill.
“We would rather be killed than to kill."
So, her son, my grandfather, was drafted into the medical corps.
He was a sergeant in a hospital ward when he met my grandmother, an Army nurse.
❤️
Whyd she write a letter? I'm from UK so did you guys just not have it in WWI where you could stay behind and not be conscripted as conscientious objectors?
@@danielf1833 I believe that it was illegal to ignore a call of duty
@@patrickfarrell979 that's understandable. In the UK if you stayed behind you were effectively called a pussy by every woman you met. So many ended joining the war
@@danielf1833we also had a draft in the uk, serving your country in its time of need is mandatory. Those who dont, are rightfully imprisoned
What a delightfully stupid way to live, you ignore what's written in the bible and live "peacefully" while the heathens step on you
Hacksaw Ridge is still my favorite movie ever. It’s such a good story that ACTUALLY HAPPENED. It’s such a powerful story of a man who truly believed in helping people and never disposed of his values. He deserved the Medal of Honor.
The court martial is the only thing that I'm aware of the had no basis in truth
@@saber5694 I think they also left out a battle he was part of. Okinawa wasn’t his first combat mission, he had I think 2 before that
@@phantomsights4533 I believe he was also present for either the Philippines, or Iwo Jima. Not sure. Gotta go grab my book (Medical Corp Heroes of WWII).
Private Doss was a true hero. The man wanted only one thing, to save human lives. And he did so in a way that left all who read or watched his story in awe. That is an American soldier at its finest.
God help me get one more
That scene can make any grown man cry.
That scene moved me to tears. This is my favorite movie. The greatest true hero story ever told. Desmond Doss is one of my heroes. The guy saved lives. Including two dying Japs.
One of the best war movies I’ve ever seen. It’s so powerful
My personal favourite war movie. To know that a man like this existed and in real life far surpassed the movie is breathtaking
Imagine how hard it was for his father to get in the uniform once again, while he was struggling with unimaginable trauma connected to it.
This movie should be up there with saving private ryan and 1917. One of the most brilliant world war films and films period.
Can we maybe for once have clips without tiktok sounds constantly playing?
It’s almost like they add these sounds so it doesn’t sound like the original. Yenno copyright and everything.
@@ItsThatDudeIsaacit’s almost like the background noise takes away from the scene. Often times louder than the clip itself
What copyright? Shorts make no money so why both avoiding claims? Most times something is claimed, the owner takes monetization and that's it as there's no benefit to take it down. The opposite infact. This channel is basically free advertising.
@@murtag9571copyright can still earn the original producer some money if in the situation they claim copyright.
@rmbfral Exactly, doesn't matter. You won't make money off a private video anyways so why do you care if it got claimed? The same goes for this channels shorts. You don't make money off shorts anyways so why care? Copyright claims and takedowns are 2 different things. So again, if they just claim the video why cry about losing zero money to begin with?
One of the few movies where they didn't have enough time to highlight all of the mans heroism.
The funny thing is. Under normal circumstances, medics are non combatants. But the Japanese specifically targeted them.
And dude saved every man left behind on hacksaw ridge and got a metal of honor doing so.
Still crazy to think this movie DOWNPLAYED Doss’ actions during the war because they didn’t think the audience would believe it. So watch the movie knowing that he actually saved was ESTIMATED to be 75 men, but some accounts say it was over 100. He’s an amazing individual that stood for what he believed in a way that others should follow.
You have to wonder about people sometimes. After a test screening of Apollo 13, a great number of the audience thought the ending was unrealistic.
One of the greatest war films ever made And a Life lesson to not only Military But to human beings “You cannot take away someone’s Rights as a human” and Private doss Rights as a Christian Who refuses to bear Arms Is ingrained within the Constitution of the U.S. that’s his Right If h refuses to Carry a Weapon then no Officer no CO or Anyone for that fact Can take that Right away from you If you wanna train as a Medic or as an Engineer Or be a Cook or Even Working in an office doing paperwork and communications that type of stuff then Fucking hell you can Do that No one by Law Can Stop you Just because you ain’t Bearing Arms and not on the Front lines doesn’t mean you ain’t serving your country it doesn’t mean your work is Less important tbh
Imagine being so badass Hollywood of all things had to tone down ur accomplishments out of fears of it seeming too unbelievable
This movie is absolutely freakin phenomenal. If you have the time, I highly recommend it. The fact that it's based off of a true story makes it that much cooler.
He saved so many people and went on with a happy and fulfilling life with his wife this is one of my favorite movies i cry everytime
Didn't he pass away not long after the movie came out
One of my all time favorites. One of the few movies that made me cry.
One of the best made, most powerful movies I've ever seen. I don't care what anyone says I think Andrew Garfield is a phenomenal actor ❤❤❤
My favorite saying by the legend River Phoenix is " Run to the rescue with love and peace will follow."
Fantastic film, fantastic acting. Every fan of war films needs to see this.
Warning tho, the war parts are VERY graphic. War vets who have "seen s**t" on the battlefield could certainly end up having their anxiety triggered.
Doctor Strange, after messing with the multiverse, seeing that there is a universe where Spider-Man served the army and got helped by Red Skull: 🤨❓
One of the best parts about this movie, in my opinion, is that everyone was sort of right. Doss was right that he should be allowed to serve as a medic without a weapon, and proved to be a hero in that role. The military was right that he could pose a danger by refusing to be armed and refusing orders to carry one (in their minds) undermined discipline. Other troops were right that his unwillingness to take life for his comrade suggested he was above them, or at least not one of them. Instead, the film showed the value of higher laws, both human and divine. The Constitution’s protection of the right to go into battle unarmed meant the founding principles of American life arbitrated that court martial, not two credible arguments. The natural law of combat, and the fact Doss was willing to go where others feared to tread on behalf of his comrades overrode his unwillingness to carry a weapon for those around him. Sometimes we may enter a situation where opposing sides are both right, that’s why we have to arbitrate via higher and established laws and principles.
Agent Smith sure has matured since becoming a dad
Well deserved Oscar for Andrew Garfield completely snubbed at the awards. He deserved that Oscar.
*Private Doss, you are free to run into the hellfire of battle without a single weapon to protect yourself*
“With everybody so set on tearing the world apart it doesn’t seem so bad of me to want to put a little piece of it back together.”
Andrew and Hugo have amazing American accents
This movie is so good ❤
Desmond was a true hero. Hacksaw was a great film, but it’s crazy that it doesn’t even come close to showing how incredibly tough he was. RIP legend.
Vince Vaughn was so underrated in this movie
Soldier: "MEDIC!"
Spiderman: "Everybody gets one"
I literally just rewatched this Tuesday. So inspirational. Des stood by his morals and ideals and I respect that. 💯
Great Movie based on True events.
Private Doss was the only non-combatant to become a recipient of the US Medal of Honour.
Legolas saves Spiderman.
Found out my great great grandpa was like the character in this movie. He was a combat medic in ww1 and refused to carry a weapon. Thats the only thing ive ever heard about him, since he passed long before i was born, but i think soldiers like the character in this video are extremely brave
This is such a good movie. Watching his heroic actions later certainly shows what one man can achieve.
Still haven't watched this movie. But heard nothing but outstanding things about it!
This is the best i mean THE BEST war movies i have ever seen in my life. If any of you haven't seen this. DO IT
Movie: Hacksaw ridge
Doss had a heart of a lion. True Hero.
This is one of the best movies i have ever seen
I once thought much like those other men did until I watched and researched him. And I gotta say I've never been happier to of had my mind and viewpoint changed.
I love this movie so much
What is agent smith doing here😂
i love this movie
He WAS court-martialed. That is why they were in court. The charges were dismissed after the letter was read in court as evidence.
One of the absolute best war movies ever made
this film made me cry so many times.
Hacksaw ridge is such a phenomenal movie. Desmond Doss was a true hero. Theres only a few people that truly exemplify their moral beliefs so devoutly to stare death in the face and continue to believe. He was one of those people. And in doing so he inspired all the 77th ID to fight on that island. When i saw this movie i didnt know how Andrew Garfield was going to play the part but he did it very well i think. He had some massive shoes to fill to play it properly. The world was made lesser when Desmond Doss passed in 2006.
One of the only military movies I watch because unlike alot of others it doesn't go over the top but makes it more realistic and sticking close to what actually happened
In case you are unaware... This is a true story.
Hugo Weaving is a bad ass. Every roll he's played has been Oscar worthy. From Smith and Elrond; to Red Skull and V. Can't think of a movie that was bad, with him in the titles.
Movies: "Field Medics are awesome" (which they are)
Actual war: "oh hey, a white helmet" *gun bang, one dead Medic*
Isn't that a war crime?
Honor with courage....
this movie was so good! And great acting by Andrew Garfield!
The people with the perseverance to go through such hardships, to see their desires through are some of the strongest people out there
This movie will screw you up. This is one of, if not Garfield's greatest performance.
Me and my brother watched it together, and we typically like to talk to each other about what's going on in a movie. We couldn't say a single word towards the end, and both of us were balling our eyes out.
It is a PHENOMENAL movie.
This is a fine movie, well done, it told the story well. Des Doss had a back bone of steel, a heart the size of a lion, and courage of 50 men
You may be bad ass, but you’ll NEVER be Desmond Doss bad ass….
Great Movie, Great Soldier, Great Hero !!!
The man is wearing a Silver Star the third highest medal given for Valor in combat. By God show him respect and listen to him.
It would be amazing if you guys would not use the same background music on every video...
This movie is amazing!! Best message of brave, persevere and identity
A father always comes in a clutch and saves the day
I think having a line of "you can't wish for another dragon ball" it'd be nice, like a no wishing for more wishes type thing
One of the best movies ever made
Best part is he says “good luck In Vietnam without a gun”.
Doss truly was one of the greatest in the Greatest Generation.
One of the best movies ever! I own the DVD and watch it when ever I want to. Love it!
One of the greatest movies ever!
Absolutely incredible editing & improvisation.
What you have put together is amazing!
Please keep up this amazing content! ^^
Amazing movie. I brought me to tears.
"Sir why are we objecting to the existence of a medic??"
"We don't need a medic, just keep throwing men at the enemy till they get overwhelmed"
Didn't know America treated war like a raid boss.
This stratagey unironically works, it tricks the enemy into thinking that you have more soliders then you actually have, and was the reason that Russia beat natzi Germany back in world war 2, they think that you have far more soldiers then you actually do because you nonchalantly send so many men back to back, that the enemy get discouraged and retreat
Hugo Weaving is an amazing actor.
Hacksaw Ridge is one of the best movies I’ve ever seen
Desmond Doss is one of the greatest Americans of all time. The 77ID were all badasses
Dad to the rescue! ❤
One of the most beautiful movie on my list.
Absolutely fantastic movie. If you havent watched it, go watch it now
DAMN SONG
Hacksaw Ridge is absolutely one of my favorite movies.❤
Hacksaw was a fire movie
It’s funny how loose his rules are because he won’t shoot someone but he will get them in the right position for his ally’s to. Don’t let this take away from how great the movie is it’s still amazing.
The death is not inflicted by him so he not responsible similar to giving a person drugs what they do with it not your fault
@@sandornagy3484 I’d argue he’s closer to jigsaw than a drug dealer.
Not sure about irl, if the movie depiction is correct, he also saved a couple of Japanese soldiers
How does he get the enemy in the right position?
@@paksta it’s been a while since I’ve seen the movie but I think he uses a helmet to trick the guy into popping out so an ally can kill him.
Hey does anybody know what movie this is? I kind of want to go watch it
Hacksaw ridge
Hacksaw ridge
Watch it. You wont regret it. Its so wholesome and so sad at the same time
Have seen it 5 times in the last 10 years. Have to , otherwise I may have lost belief and trust in some kindness of the human kind , for the better and the worst.
Hacksaw ridge. Based off a true story of Desmond doss. He saved lives on BOTH sides. There's actually a sniper from the other side that said everytime they had him in his scope their gun jammed.
Great movie!! ❤
I
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Btw anyone who hasnt seen this. Be ready to cry.