CrawlerEnder 935 the rebels hardly ever attacked. They fortified and fought a war of attrition. And the only time they tried to invade union territory they got their asseses handed to them. With that said, the rebs were tough but not because they were rebels, it's because they were American.
Also, most of the the higher ups of the japanese army, almost forced their soldiers to throw their lives away from suicide charging. If that's not fucked up enough, they themselves surrendered to save their own ass until they were stood in court for war crimes. And people say that Japan has a 'clean' history.
That's an amazing quote coming from a video game, I mean it's made by Rockstar so I guess I can't be too surprised. The games that they make are masterpieces.
0:16 poor guy, imagine trying to wake up from a uncomfortable nap, and right when you wake up, you instantly get shot in the face, and die instantly, without no goodbyes, and last words. Damn bruh feels bad bro
Imagine how the Germans felt when fighting the Soviets. Sure your Tiger can take out 10 T-34s, but can it take out the other 10,000 behind them? Your single platoon just took out a whopping 100 Soviet infantrymen, but can it take out the other 100,000 following close behind? Sure ace, your BF109 just took down 7 Yaks, but what about the other 70 still in the air? Surely at least the Kriegsmarine will obliterate the Russian Navy, right? Nope! It's still busy in the North Atlantic with the British and Americans! Hopelessness, hopelessness, hopelessness...
So you rather fight against someone that has superior weapons, trainings, physique (for how they were trained before the war inside the hitlerian youths) and infused in fuckin pervitin, the Germans were killing machines dude, Id rather chose not going to war.
My father. Was a mortarman with the 96th infantry division during the battle for Okinawa. He was hit by a place called Shuri Castle. His Rifle Company entered the battle with a complement of 212 men. 74 of them died and 135 were wounded from slightly to severely. The lines had to be filled with replacements,many of whom also fell. Every officer in the company died in the course of thtee months. At the end of the battle,the unit was led by a 2nd Lt from a supply unit and he led 34 men,all of whom were replacements. Everyone else,including every non com(sergeant,corporal,etc) was deceased or maimed They suffered 130 percent casualties. Every single guy in the original complement fell. My father walked with a severe limp,palsy,90 percent hearing loss,bad feet,metal lodged in his leg and back and arm,brain damage,severe forgetfullness,and bouts of melancholy and anger. Waking up in the dead of night screaming about bodies being on top of him. However,he worked for 50 years,raised three kids,loved my mother,took us fishing,and was a wonderful man. he went to his reward in 2015 at the age of 90. he was 20 when he survived this. good man,and I miss him dearly.
I'm not saying pacific theater is worse than Europe just because of this film. Why I think pacific is worse is the enemy. At least america and germany have both western culture and thoughts. Of course the western front was intense and brutal but personally think not as pacific theater where you don't know enemys info and their weird inclination of not afraiding death. Anyway it's my personal opinion. And sorry for my bad English. It's not my first language :(
I can already picture that fighting in the Pacific against the Japanese sounds like a real hell there than in Europe. The Japanese were ruthless and the hordes of charging blades with intensive screaming just creates the Hell down there. Damn man... Such hell back in the WWII
2:53 "Hollywood" finally grew some balls and got instantly killed. I remember watching this scene. I had such a mixed feeling. "Nooo! Hollywood just had an epiphany! He can't die!" But then I realized what the directors wanted to show. War is hell. Bullets don't choose. Bullets don't give a fuck if you just had epiphany or not. War is a pure randomness. If it's your time it's your time.
I still remember those scream, the weebs we're advancing while we were asleep, our guards was shot by a sniper so we couldn't have known they were so close, suddenly I hear it... *Senpai* ,god that word made me sick. It's a miracle I survive that senpai charge, World war anime is a story that must never be forgotten, God bless y'all and remember our sacrifices for pushing the weebs back to their land
I honestly felt so bad for the guy in 4:00. He was just dragged in that situation, and when he realized he couldn't stop it, he embraced it. Soldier moment right there.
The only reason they charged was because the Americans didn't have enough mg support. If they had enough Browning 50s and BARs hacksaw ridge would have most likely been a win due to just how deadly the rounds were.
When my gramps was still alive he told me that the Japanese imperial soldiers were insane some will attack tanks with nothing but a sword and some explosives strapped on their chests.
everestfalls yes, they had packs of explosives that they would hurl themselves onto or under a tank. They were also told that if they were to retreat, they would be shot by their own commanding officer on the battlefield
3:55 Tbh this scene is actually pretty powerful to me, imagine the very last thing you see is just your enemy screaming in your face before you get blown up by a hand grenade, scary shit.
1:47 When you were born in England, raised in Scotland and have flashbacks to the time you fought in the great Emu War in the Australian desert in the same sentence.
My Great grandfather was in Okinawa serving he got sent home from falling off a Jeep and injuring his head. He died from a heart attack sometime in the 50s when my grandpa was still young. Sometimes I wonder if he didn’t hit his head that day I probably wouldn’t exist right now.
@diepewpie idc wht people say marines are marines yes. But need to chill out. They don't out rank, their not even their own branch still. No matter what you are, your a solider. If a 3 year calls you a soldier when you're a "marine". What are you gonna do. Slap him. No regardless your a soldier. Paras are soldiers, airman soldiers. Navy are soldiers. Were all soliders
I like how this battle actually shows the Japanese as formidable soldiers who actually get their job done. While I think the Pacific did a great job at portraying the war in the pacific, the one thing that and every movie usually doesn't show is when the Japanese would kick our assess I mean while they were tough in the Pacific we would always end up beating them before the episode was over, in this they are straight up driving us back, taking down a tone of our guys.
George Orwell If I'm not mistaken, Okinawa was actually the first battle where the American casualties were greater than the Japanese. At least on some days
George Orwell It's pronounced 'Ohka', or Cherry Blossom. Even the 'Bakas' as Americans called them failed because the bomber transports were easy prey for allied planes, and only a few Ohkas actually hit anything.
banzai attacks were only ordered as a last ditch attack or if the target was of crucial importants. the japanese were geniuses in building defense networks and used them to great effect. The main problem and reason the japanease lost so many soldiere was that they were cut of from any supply. they had limited amount of everything do to beeing cut of. With time the defenders would become weaker do to ammo shortage on every weapons system. From a military stasndpoint it is better to Banzai charge your soldiers and take a few of them with you then to surrender to an enemy, who has no problem to supply an unlimited amout of wounded and prisoners. If the japanease would have fought the soviets, that would have been a different story. One other thing many forget is the fact that Okinawa and Iwojima couldnt be lost. They were the key to the japanease mainland. Most japanease sodliers knew the bombers would start from those Islands if lost and after the Horror of Tokyo beeing bombed they wouldnt give an inch of ground. Many people also ignore the fact that the pacific Islands were only one front for the japanease. there main battle front was against the chinease. they also had a huge amount of soldiers in occupied teretorries and fought the british in Burma. there was also an army stationed in Manchuria to defend against a potential attack from the soviets. The japanease army was spread really thin around Asia, making the supplysituation even worth. Now lets talk about the atomic bombs. There was no militaric reason to drop the bombs. Prior to the Bombs drop the soviets declared war on Japan, conquered Manchuria and broke the back of the japanease army stationed in china, cutting them of from all supply lines and basically rendering them useless in a potential defence of the japanise mainland. With that the japanease also lost all accsess to their ressources on the asian continent, making there war economy coming to a standstill. compared to previous bombings like the Bombing of Tokyo the atomic bombs didnt kill as many people as convienient bombing raids. Next thing is that the japanease didnt surrender after Hiroshima, they surrendered after their main army was cut of from all hopes of defending Japan. After the Soviets attacked japan was nearly defensless. Last the atomic bombs were never meant to target japan. they were build to be dropped on berlin. The main reason the USA dropped those bombs was testing on a real live subjekt ( using a city never bombed before regardless of its military porpose ) and to make a power show to the Soviets, starting the cold war. And yes in my opinion the Atomic bombs were a war crime. Using live human subjects as a testing ground for weapons is the worst crime possible. The nazis tested weapons on real live subjects like soviet prisoners and jews too, but they were brannded as war criminals by the allied trials in Nürnberg. Why werent the US accust of the same thing? Is the law in the land of the free not the same for everybody?
azteca ddress Don't forget they have bayonets but they stab and trying to cut the rope with a bayonet which is not suitable and necessary when you got a lot of Americans look where you are is a bad way to die.
Friedrich Maibach And to think it was the norm back in the First World War to see hundreds if not THOUSANDS of soldiers charging the enemy ditch, only to get nailed in the head before even exiting the trench...... the feels man, the feels....
My one uncle was haunted for life while his unit was advancing through Belgium about a wounded dying German infantryman lying against a wall on the street side asked him for a cigarette comrade. My uncle sat with him he told me as he smoked half while the guy was talking to him in German handed him a photo of a girl. He didn't understand a word he was saying then my uncle watched him die! My uncle told me, these guys are just like us young and killing each other for what? The Japanese where another story, no prisoners no retreat no honer in living if not victorious. Vicious. my other uncle was in the pacific island hopping campaign in the army. He never spoke about it at all we never asked.
It takes a stronger man to show diplomacy and help prevent these wars. Just because you don't fight physically doesn't mean you can't at all. it's a choice. We choose to build our country Amerikkka on Thievery and Hatred to become a Super Power not to bring peace for all.
Not really, people who romanticize death in war are fucking idiots. You won't talk to a single survivor of war who would say that's a badass way to die, with your intestines spilling out of your stomach as you shit yourself on some piece of dirt in a land far away from your home and family fighting a war you didn't even start for some old politician cunts.
@@AM-iz5cs WW2 wasn't a war caused by politicians, it was truly a battle against good and evil. No Allied servicemen who gave their life fighting in that war died in vain
When you want to believe yourself the hero and the opposing force as monsters. Little do you realize that they are just as angry at you as you are at them and will meet you with the same rage and determination.
5:28 My favourite shot in the entire movie. It mirrors the theme perfectly. Everyone is carrying a gun while the protagonist carries a wounded comrade over his shoulders. THIS is a hero. Not the heroes from every other war movies, where the protagonists kill dozens of enemies. THESE men, men like Desmond Doss, were the true heroes!
We barely ever get any movie about how it ACTUALLY was, in most cases that wouldnt give any movie material, if you want that you should watch a documentary. But despite that, Saving Private Ryan was a good movie. it doesnt have to be 100% accurate to be that.
I like these types of war films because they portray a more accurate picture of war. The Japanese were fearless and were willing to die for their country. They weren't stupid, it was planned. This scene in particular is great because there is no hero soldier saving the day. Team work and support of fellow men got these men out. War is terrible and will continue to evolve in cruelty.
KI Nighthawk ?? This movie is pretty realistic XD it based on a true story, It factually shows what war was like back then, Its not just some Rambo getting 100000 kills and walking away.
WarWolf 937 one scene to progress the movies plot wont be the realist npr will it be the "fakest" but none the less this captures the battle in the most realistic way it can
Depends on penetration and what organs were hit. Being shot in your 2 shoulder blades and lower stomach is better than being hit in center mass. Also that character doesn't make it, he eventually dies.
2:25 - This is one of the biggest myths of the flamethrower. Gas tanks do not explode when you shoot them unless you are using incendiary or explosive ammunition. The tanks contained pressurized fuel and nitrogen. If you were a flamethrower carrier - you would be happy that you got hit in the tanks because you would merely be knocked over by the force of the pressurized liquid being released.
He is shot by a machine gunner armed with a Numabu Type 99 Light Machine gun which is chambered for the 7.7mm Japanese rifle cartridge which is not an incendiary cartridge.
I believe tracer ammo was available to Japanese soldiers who mans machine guns, tracers were used to allow MG gunners to see where their shots were going. ww2data.blogspot.com/2015/04/imperial-japanese-army-ammunition-77mm.html
In all seriousness, this part is why I like this movie this so much, reason being it shows what I think were the 3 main traits of a Japanese soldier, those being immeasurable loyalty, ferocious fighting spirit, and the ability to strike fear into the hearts of their enemies
Remember the soviets rather die for the motherland than Losing when their out of Ammo in Stalingrad and Tired of the Germans fuckin counter Attacks they get piss off instead they charged Ura! They believe Stalin is with them.
You know what, you're right. Lets have an alternate universe where the Axis won the war. The a ton of people (possibly even you and me) would not exist.
@Abrar Amilasan Nope, it was a Japanese soldier because he has on an imperial cap and his uniform is beige. I think his face was either burned or had a bunch of dirt on it which is why he looks like that.
Jay K well you don’t exactly want to have the actual sounds of a navy artillery strike go off in a theater with the sound systems them have. The goal isn’t to give your patrons hearing damage, so they go with a dulled down sound.
Blah b there are some hollywood movies that actually use real explosives. Granted they make sure no one is in the blast radius when it goes off, but it is still real.
It wasn’t about the USA. It was about Desmond Doss, who just happened to be American. Also, the odds were very much in favour of the USA. They occupied every island in the Pacific except for Okinawa, they had naval and air superiority, they outnumbered the Japanese, and their technology was far better than those of the enemy. Remember that this was also 1945, and most of the best Axis soldiers had either been killed, wounded or captured. If the Japanese held off the assault on Okinawa, they would be destroyed by the next attack, probably against most of the allied countries. The Japanese army was dug in deep, but their territory shrank by the second, with Burma falling to the British, the Soviets invading Japan, and a lack of pilots
Stop making the movie about politics and religion it’s a movie showing the heroic acts of a man who didn’t want to kill anyone and wanted to save lives
@@cooties Changed what? Mr. Doss saved dozens of lives but literally millions died horribly in this war regardless. The power of God literally let millions died horribly? Is that what you mean? :)
So many good moments in this, from the "TENNO HEIKA!!" which begins the attack to 2:47 where the Japanese soldier waits until he hears the "ping" from the rifle's clip being empty to come out of cover
Well, I just hope you don't think their tactics were... 'sane' or anything. Say what you will, but their banzai charges are just pure idiocy and insanity.
what the The Japanese were low on supplies and were willing to do anything to protect their country. There “charge” was extremely ineffective, but I respect them for trying to protect their country until the very end.
@@PrimePyro Yeah, I'd think so too. If it was anywhere BUT japan. During the war, japanese army almost brainwashed their youths to think that suicide boming, and death marches were an honor. And to make matters worse, they even had tactics that FOCUSED on using soliders as one off bombs or meat shields, even when they knew it wouldn't work. If there were ones(which rare) that didn't participate, they were forced or shot. I know not all of them were forced, but most of the majority did, or rather was eager to throw their lives away. And the ones who were in command? Over fifty percent of the higher ups SURRENDERED.(And killed in court for war crimes, and in my case I'm glad thet died.) There's a difference with choosing, and to be forced. And in Japan's case, it was soooo the latter.
HACKSAW RIDGE is one of the best movies I have ever seen. 0.38 is well drawn.And Desmond Dos is wonderful human being!! from a high school student in Japan.
Is it just me, or does Andrew Garfield have a thing with Christian faith and Japanese history? Because he's starring in Silence now, a movie about a Christian missionary in Pre-industrial Japan.
My great grandfather was enlisted in the Navy. He was an anti aircraft gunman. I would always go over to his house and he would tell me stories about his experiences in World War 2. He fought in the pacific theater and told me he shot down a few aircrafts and in fact witnessed a kamikaze attack. Thank god it wasn’t on his ship though. May he rest in peace.
My grandfather fought for imperial japan in ww2 and was killed in a banzai charge. Let us as now United countries (japan and America) stop this kind of hell from happening from this point on. 🇯🇵🇺🇸✌🏼
@CKS1949 Depressed and alienated youth? Looks like easy targets for brainwashing and propaganda to me. They will indeed make for good grunts and make Japan strong if the government really put in enough effort into it.
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3:56 IF IM GOING DOWN THEN YOU’RE GOING DOWN WITH ME
Stts IchiroM17 nice to know, ignore these racist comments.
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Stts IchiroM17 well, there's a huge difference between imperial Japan and modern day Japan. Modern day Japan is extremely peaceful. As opposed to imperial Japan, they were great enemies of the US. It's nice to see peaceful change for the better
Kosher OG. That is actually a truth with modifications. Imperial Japan dates back a long time. Way before WWII. And in the past the U.S. often supported Imperial Japan. In the Russo-Japanese war in 1904-05 U.S. was one of the biggest monetary supporters of the Imperial Japanese war effort, along with U.K and Germany (who smartly supported both sides). And U.S. wasnt the initial enemy of Japan. China was. Japan had been fighting China for years when the U.S. started their oil boycot and feared that Imperial Japan would become too powerful a factor in the Pacific and threaten "Imperial" U.S. interests. In-directly forcing Japan to either stop the expansion or fight U.S. But just like with Germany, U.S. likes democracy, money and a strong ally in thier zones of influence against the Communists and other threats to their interests. So yeah, they are close friends today. And why shouldnt they be :-)
There is nothing more glorious than to meet your end on the field of battle. Of course we all prefer to live. But those that die die with honor that no other man can claim.
There is NO TIME for field medics in a hopeless overrun situation. You pick up your wounded buddy (mate in the Brit service) and run like fucking hell. Fellas, there is always another time to fight, there is no disgrace. What is vitally important is that you survive. The elite level guys, the Spec Ops and Special Forces members will be the absolute first to get the fuck out of it in a shit fight of that magnitude. I have lived a fucking soldiers life, 8 years 3 Para 4 years Hereford Two Two. When you die, your parents will close their curtains and shut out the light. They will curl up and watch videos of you when you were a lad barely out of nappies. They won't eat.. they won't shit or shower. I have walked cap in hand into many households on a wellness and seen it first hand. It's fucking heartbreaking. Fuck.
It's always more believable when someone claims that he is a soldier and DOESN'T act all macho online; the people who tend to be like "NEVER SURRENDER, NEVER BACK DOWN", "JUST HAVE BALLS OF STEEL AND SPRAY BULLETS EVERYWHERE LIKE RAMBO AND YOU'LL ALWAYS COME OUT VICTORIOUS AND ALIVE" tend to be the ones who have never been close to being in actual combat.
ZhangK71 Yet many who have that personality always win more battles than those who haven't got it. For example the lost battalion from ww1. They had that "Rambo" personality you talk about and lasted a 4 day gun fight with only 30 men a limited rifles and rounds. While they were completely surrounded. Yes they all mostly died but they went down swinging. How would you want your family know how you died? Begging for mercy or them knowing you were willing to give up your life doing your best to protect them.
SomeRedGuy See, there's more of that macho talking shit behind a comfortable computer screen. First of all: The fact is, no psychologically normal human being can be by default as badass brave as that. It takes training to form that trait of bravery that is the polar opposite of what is evolution-psychologically normal . Even the most badass soldier you see, if you put him in that situation fresh out of the recruiting station, he would 99 times out of 100 shit his pants and panic and crawl into a fetal position or refuse to move -- just like the rest of us. Second of all: What you just mentioned depends on further details. What I previously just said mostly depends on if it was a fight that, no matter how dangerous, we still had a means of retreat. It changes things when you're completely surrounded with no chance of surrender. When you're completely surrounded and about to be killed no matter what, then yes, you don't have to be Rambo to suddenly become the bravest motherfucker of all time -- because you literally have nothing to lose. Hell, I, and even your keyboard warrior self would probably be extremely brave. But that doesn't count because that's not what I was talking about. Back to the original point: in MOST combat scenarios, where there is an option of either escape or surrender, you and I would be the first to beg to surrender or to haul our asses out of their in a quick minute. Most armies/squadrons do NOT do what you have described -- and what 99.9999999% of unrealistic keyboard warriors brag about needing and being able to do in every combat situation -- if their situation allows them to strategically retreat. If you're still too immature to understand the point that I'm making, then as a last resort just think of it this way: Strategic retreat does actually serve an actual purpose and is not just "cowardice" for all of you uninitiated wannabe military macho boys. That is pretty much the essence of why civilians don't understand war, especially when they claim that retreating is always wrong -- and especially when they claim that they would never retreat.
It’s not really known that actually the Japanese soldier’s ability exceeds the American’s. You can say so from the data below. Battle of Angaur Japanese: 1250 men...1191 deaths America: 21000 men...260 deaths Japan.....0.2 enemy deaths per man America.....0.06 enemy deaths per man Battle of Peleliu Japan: 10900soldiers, 17tanks, few aircrafts ...10695 deaths America: 54000soldiers,117tanks, 1800 aircrafts...2336 deaths Japan...0.21 enemy deaths per man America...0.19 enemy deaths per man Battle of Iwo Jima Japan: 22786 men...18375 deaths America: 110000 men...6821 deaths Japan...0.29 enemy deaths per man America...0.18 enemy deaths per man +Japan had nearly 0 supply, fuel or weapons compared to America’s amount. I respect the Japanese soldiers who fought in the pacific islands.
fjf sjdnx Unit 731, Rape of Nanking, treatment of POWs, you can say that the Nazis treated pows bad but that is extremely paled in Comparisons to the Japanese. Most Germans Atleast treated their POWs with some dignity while the Japanese in some instances splashed oil on pows and threw matches at them. Also forcing Japanese citizens into mass suicide. Banzai and kamikaze attacks. I suggest you watch a few videos on the Nanking massacre it is truly disturbing/disgusting. The Germans didn’t send waves of unarmed civilians at allied forces either.
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Banzai charge. I'd be scared as shit.
Eh. I'd say have that many people, but replace them with Confederates doing the Rebel Yell. Now THAT I'd be terrified of.
CrawlerEnder 935 sorry never heard rebel yell.
CrawlerEnder 935 the rebels hardly ever attacked. They fortified and fought a war of attrition. And the only time they tried to invade union territory they got their asseses handed to them. With that said, the rebs were tough but not because they were rebels, it's because they were American.
"tough" "American"
Those two words do not go together hahah, the biggest nation of safe space feminazi pussies on Earth.
Letters of Iwo Jima shows the Japanese point of view of ww2. It is nice and sad. The Japanese were honorable opponents.
"Older men declare war. But it is the youth that must fight and die." - Herbert Hoover
Most of the man and woman back than looked older in appearance but in age young early 20s mostly
Also, most of the the higher ups of the japanese army, almost forced their soldiers to throw their lives away from suicide charging. If that's not fucked up enough, they themselves surrendered to save their own ass until they were stood in court for war crimes.
And people say that Japan has a 'clean' history.
Eyyy Pres. DU30
War is not pretty.
@@whatthe5269 no one says that Japan history is clean
“War is when the young and stupid are tricked by the old and bitter into killing each other.”
-Niko Bellic
From gta 4?
That's actually a really good quote as well.
That's an amazing quote coming from a video game, I mean it's made by Rockstar so I guess I can't be too surprised. The games that they make are masterpieces.
Did somebody hear something?
@@allshipper2158 I wasn't paying attention. So, I don't know probably.
0:16 poor guy, imagine trying to wake up from a uncomfortable nap, and right when you wake up, you instantly get shot in the face, and die instantly, without no goodbyes, and last words. Damn bruh feels bad bro
In a full-scale war you better say your goodbyes long in advance because you could get instantly vaporized in any number of ways.
At least he got shot in the head
Unfortunate Son that’s true
Word has it he got 360 no scoped
Spawn kill.
forest Gump would have cleared the whole map
Pawaa OfPozativaty True
Pawaa OfPozativaty I
map? the fuck
Lakarak map? My bad to much Battlefield 4
Lol
I love how not a single person ever has to reload.
They enabled unlimited_ammo
Sf_use_ ignoreammo 1
LOL thought the same thing... I was like where is Vince pulling those bullets out of, his sideburns?
Hollywood perk
Looks like most of them were dead before they even had time to reload though.
4:00 when you meet your friend in the grocery store after not seeing him for 2 years
Boog Biff lol
Good one,good one.
Boog Biff
Lmao
And your fucking organs fly out
Is a love explosion
If I was alive then I would rather have fought in Europe against the Germans. The Pacific front was just insane.
You don't know what you're asking for. Infantry death rates in Europe were often much higher than in the Pacific (generally speaking).
G Ks because the Japanese were insane.
Imagine how the Germans felt when fighting the Soviets.
Sure your Tiger can take out 10 T-34s, but can it take out the other 10,000 behind them?
Your single platoon just took out a whopping 100 Soviet infantrymen, but can it take out the other 100,000 following close behind?
Sure ace, your BF109 just took down 7 Yaks, but what about the other 70 still in the air?
Surely at least the Kriegsmarine will obliterate the Russian Navy, right? Nope! It's still busy in the North Atlantic with the British and Americans!
Hopelessness, hopelessness, hopelessness...
@@RojoFern Quantity > Quality
Always a mark of Communist pigs.
So you rather fight against someone that has superior weapons, trainings, physique (for how they were trained before the war inside the hitlerian youths) and infused in fuckin pervitin, the Germans were killing machines dude, Id rather chose not going to war.
When you said "anime sucks" on otaku-con
what if I said "Korean anime is better"
haha
Михаил Курзин Yeah just change the uniform and we'll be good
Михаил Курзин 😂😂😂😂👌
Thank you I was about to say it (._.)
Chekhov's Flamethrower: When showing a soldier killing enemies with a flamethrower, you have to show him blowing up
I learned it from The Running Man (1987). :D
So true. Every damn time.
not trying to be rude but there's like a huge thing gas on his back and there's bullets going everywhere so I would think they'd blow up alot
They actually have safety mechanisms to prevent that...
Learned that from COD WaW and COD Black Ops.
They went through hell. Even one marine said
" *You dont know the true horrors of war until you fight the japanese* "
4:00 during the war the Japanese agreed that if they were to die, they would take an enemy with them. Kind of like a if I die you die with me
Ikr
Kamikaze oh shit kk
a soul for a soul
My father. Was a mortarman with the 96th infantry division during the battle for Okinawa. He was hit by a place called Shuri Castle. His Rifle Company entered the battle with a complement of 212 men. 74 of them died and 135 were wounded from slightly to severely. The lines had to be filled with replacements,many of whom also fell. Every officer in the company died in the course of thtee months. At the end of the battle,the unit was led by a 2nd Lt from a supply unit and he led 34 men,all of whom were replacements. Everyone else,including every non com(sergeant,corporal,etc) was deceased or maimed They suffered 130 percent casualties. Every single guy in the original complement fell. My father walked with a severe limp,palsy,90 percent hearing loss,bad feet,metal lodged in his leg and back and arm,brain damage,severe forgetfullness,and bouts of melancholy and anger. Waking up in the dead of night screaming about bodies being on top of him. However,he worked for 50 years,raised three kids,loved my mother,took us fishing,and was a wonderful man. he went to his reward in 2015 at the age of 90. he was 20 when he survived this. good man,and I miss him dearly.
God bless your dad. That's really awesome. Respect.
God bless him. What a life.
May God bless him!
Claps to your dad dude, no one is a hero in a war
Good story
If I was a US soldier, I would rather fight with well-armed germans with common senses. Pacific theatre's like... pure hell without humanity...
Survival probability doesn't matter, even I survive, my mentality will fall apart.
I'm not saying pacific theater is worse than Europe just because of this film. Why I think pacific is worse is the enemy. At least america and germany have both western culture and thoughts. Of course the western front was intense and brutal but personally think not as pacific theater where you don't know enemys info and their weird inclination of not afraiding death. Anyway it's my personal opinion. And sorry for my bad English. It's not my first language :(
Wow didn't know about that statistics! Thank you for accurate information. I understood what you're saying.
I can already picture that fighting in the Pacific against the Japanese sounds like a real hell there than in Europe.
The Japanese were ruthless and the hordes of charging blades with intensive screaming just creates the Hell down there.
Damn man... Such hell back in the WWII
Banzai charges is the most terrifying thing.
At least what I think
2:53 "Hollywood" finally grew some balls and got instantly killed.
I remember watching this scene. I had such a mixed feeling.
"Nooo! Hollywood just had an epiphany! He can't die!"
But then I realized what the directors wanted to show.
War is hell. Bullets don't choose. Bullets don't give a fuck if you just had epiphany or not. War is a pure randomness. If it's your time it's your time.
MEEHOWtv I think Hollywood lived
He survived after
Ok I think he was shot in the side of the head and then shot in the shoulder?
Obviously you haven't watch saving Saving Pvt. Ryan, the Americans got demolished ten times over.
Yea he didn't die, Doss saved him
0:09 When Japan Has A New Emperor
I love these type of shots in war movies 0:51
1945:BANZAI!!!!
2015:SENPAI!!!
So true
I still remember those scream, the weebs we're advancing while we were asleep, our guards was shot by a sniper so we couldn't have known they were so close, suddenly I hear it... *Senpai* ,god that word made me sick. It's a miracle I survive that senpai charge, World war anime is a story that must never be forgotten, God bless y'all and remember our sacrifices for pushing the weebs back to their land
1945:BANZAI!!!
2015:SENPAI!!!
2069:HENTAI!!!
2100:OPPAI!!!
どういうこと？
@@user-cs8mv4qc4k 1945年当時は万歳！(天皇陛下万歳！)2015年の現代では先輩！みたいな。アニメの影響だと思う。
I honestly felt so bad for the guy in 4:00. He was just dragged in that situation, and when he realized he couldn't stop it, he embraced it.
Soldier moment right there.
Lieutenant Manville
The virgin being scared of death vs the chad screaming into your enemy's face before you die an inevitable death
Two are just probably trying to be though to brag that they arent afraid of death
Imagine he just had a straight face.
I don't...you signed the dotted line...you knew what could happen.
This gives you an idea of how scary the imperial japanese army was
Imagine waking up to see hundreds of soldiers charging you, bayonets fixed
The only reason they charged was because the Americans didn't have enough mg support. If they had enough Browning 50s and BARs hacksaw ridge would have most likely been a win due to just how deadly the rounds were.
My great-grandmother witnessed imperial Japanese army invasion and she still alive
@@IMADUDDINISME o
The IJA is scarier if you're a civilian. The Chinese people took the brunt of the worst of the IJA's cruelty.
This is intense, Bonzai charge was the real shit. No hi-tech intervention there.
LMFAO, oh my goodness! Ahahaha! X'D
depending on the time, firearms can be quite hi-tech
是你们发动侵略战争，后果是日本丢了北方4岛，如果再敢发动战争，灭族的可能都有
Dmitri Zhdonov but there were no banzai attacks on iwo jima...
Dmitri Zhdonov they attacked them with small trees grown into weird shapes? Odd looked more like a banzai attack to me lol :)
When my gramps was still alive he told me that the Japanese imperial soldiers were insane some will attack tanks with nothing but a sword and some explosives strapped on their chests.
everestfalls yes, they had packs of explosives that they would hurl themselves onto or under a tank. They were also told that if they were to retreat, they would be shot by their own commanding officer on the battlefield
Yeah, just when you think Russian tactics were a bit monstrous
I think using dogs as an anti tank device is a bit more brutal.
oh shit didnt know about that
Lauren Kean Yeah, they did some fucked up things during the war. Some consider them more barbaric than even the nazis
This is what the area 51 raid should have been like
Yeah
Oof I agree
The Crusader boy shut up crusader 🇹🇷
Bob Rosser fuck off
But we are the Americans.
Japanese gets shot by a pistol: dies immediately
American: Survives 5 shots from a machine gun
The plot armor is strong with this one
Its called the "Hollywood perk"
Hollywood drama !!
simple Americans >>> japanese
Well It's depends from we're the shots are
Oh no not Smitty
Ben i felt it too
Ben i love smitty
Ben I feel yah I saw movie just minutes and schimmty was a good guy one of my favorite person in the movie
Have you seen his new Video?
who's smitty?
I remember everybody in the cinema was like "Oh... shit"
SealStorm193 lol watching war movies is best in cinemas
SealStorm193 *Nigga*
SealStorm193 i was in it and i couldnt stop moving my arms
SealStorm193
I worked at Cinemark & for 2 weeks straight
This movie was sold out
Star Wars Sold out for 3 weeks straight
Dakota Wynchester I stole the Popcorn everyday
3:55 Tbh this scene is actually pretty powerful to me, imagine the very last thing you see is just your enemy screaming in your face before you get blown up by a hand grenade, scary shit.
1:47 When you were born in England, raised in Scotland and have flashbacks to the time you fought in the great Emu War in the Australian desert in the same sentence.
my great grand father stormed Okinawa, he said it was the craziest day of his life
Adrian Kazay in the initial storm they where expecting another D day scene but they were hidden in the island.
Adrian Kazay Lasted a little longer than a day...
My grampa was a russkin URA lol
xtx lcogxog why do you keep saying the same thing? Lol I keep seeing you replying to multiple comments saying that.
+nashmi almusaabi you are the most brainwashed person ive ever seen
4:09 "we're gonna Saving Private Ryan the shit out of this"
Justin McBride haha
my exact thoughts
That scene in Saving Private Ryan is based on a real event that occurred during the battle for Okinawa
Srivate, I'm no grammar nazi, but I'm dead.
Conservative Talk shut up
My Great grandfather was in Okinawa serving he got sent home from falling off a Jeep and injuring his head. He died from a heart attack sometime in the 50s when my grandpa was still young. Sometimes I wonder if he didn’t hit his head that day I probably wouldn’t exist right now.
God bless shitty drivers.
Wdym not exist
Oh so he didnt have his dad yet and died while his dad and himself at that was young
God bless him
4:00 How it feels to chew 5 Gum
You think thats funny?
Oh dude that was hilarious.
lmao
I feel like shit for laughing at this
Julian Olavegoya I’m dying 😂
Kid: I want to be in the army and fight wars!
_sees this clip_
Kid: Nevermind!
Lol I wanted to be a soldier when I was young too 🤣
Im not holding back those thots. Ill keep them just in case
I wanted to be in the army but when I saw this I thought never mind I don’t wanna die
@diepewpie hmmm. Idk. Army or air force for life. Either way your a soldier
@diepewpie idc wht people say marines are marines yes. But need to chill out. They don't out rank, their not even their own branch still. No matter what you are, your a solider. If a 3 year calls you a soldier when you're a "marine". What are you gonna do. Slap him. No regardless your a soldier. Paras are soldiers, airman soldiers. Navy are soldiers. Were all soliders
I like how this battle actually shows the Japanese as formidable soldiers who actually get their job done. While I think the Pacific did a great job at portraying the war in the pacific, the one thing that and every movie usually doesn't show is when the Japanese would kick our assess I mean while they were tough in the Pacific we would always end up beating them before the episode was over, in this they are straight up driving us back, taking down a tone of our guys.
Oscar Johnson True, they were a very formidable enemy.
George Orwell If I'm not mistaken, Okinawa was actually the first battle where the American casualties were greater than the Japanese. At least on some days
You are half right and half wrong. Japanese forces were one kind of formidable enemy, only until '43.
George Orwell It's pronounced 'Ohka', or Cherry Blossom. Even the 'Bakas' as Americans called them failed because the bomber transports were easy prey for allied planes, and only a few Ohkas actually hit anything.
banzai attacks were only ordered as a last ditch attack or if the target was of crucial importants. the japanese were geniuses in building defense networks and used them to great effect. The main problem and reason the japanease lost so many soldiere was that they were cut of from any supply. they had limited amount of everything do to beeing cut of. With time the defenders would become weaker do to ammo shortage on every weapons system. From a military stasndpoint it is better to Banzai charge your soldiers and take a few of them with you then to surrender to an enemy, who has no problem to supply an unlimited amout of wounded and prisoners.
If the japanease would have fought the soviets, that would have been a different story.
One other thing many forget is the fact that Okinawa and Iwojima couldnt be lost. They were the key to the japanease mainland. Most japanease sodliers knew the bombers would start from those Islands if lost and after the Horror of Tokyo beeing bombed they wouldnt give an inch of ground.
Many people also ignore the fact that the pacific Islands were only one front for the japanease. there main battle front was against the chinease. they also had a huge amount of soldiers in occupied teretorries and fought the british in Burma. there was also an army stationed in Manchuria to defend against a potential attack from the soviets. The japanease army was spread really thin around Asia, making the supplysituation even worth.
Now lets talk about the atomic bombs. There was no militaric reason to drop the bombs. Prior to the Bombs drop the soviets declared war on Japan, conquered Manchuria and broke the back of the japanease army stationed in china, cutting them of from all supply lines and basically rendering them useless in a potential defence of the japanise mainland. With that the japanease also lost all accsess to their ressources on the asian continent, making there war economy coming to a standstill. compared to previous bombings like the Bombing of Tokyo the atomic bombs didnt kill as many people as convienient bombing raids.
Next thing is that the japanease didnt surrender after Hiroshima, they surrendered after their main army was cut of from all hopes of defending Japan. After the Soviets attacked japan was nearly defensless.
Last the atomic bombs were never meant to target japan. they were build to be dropped on berlin.
The main reason the USA dropped those bombs was testing on a real live subjekt ( using a city never bombed before regardless of its military porpose ) and to make a power show to the Soviets, starting the cold war. And yes in my opinion the Atomic bombs were a war crime. Using live human subjects as a testing ground for weapons is the worst crime possible. The nazis tested weapons on real live subjects like soviet prisoners and jews too, but they were brannded as war criminals by the allied trials in Nürnberg. Why werent the US accust of the same thing? Is the law in the land of the free not the same for everybody?
*When you insult the one weeb kid in class and he brings back his friends...*
OH GOD NO
When you say something about weebs but uses a 2D pfp of yourself
0:04 black Friday be like
Me at age 14 coming home after curfew
Nicolas Cabanas lol
True
😂
When the japanese charged all to way to the cliff edge I was thinking, "why didn't they cut the rope?"
Exactly! So cut the rope and they'll have to expend more time and resources to get it back up there.
azteca ddress Don't forget they have bayonets but they stab and trying to cut the rope with a bayonet which is not suitable and necessary when you got a lot of Americans look where you are is a bad way to die.
They probably didn't cut it because of Americans at the bottom of the ridge and naval support was already bombing their position.
They're naive as fuck
cutting rigging is actually really fucking hard especially with blade. cutters, military grade scissors are usually the best way to go.
Dam. I feel like such a p*ss*y when I watch these movies.
Compared to those men fighting, we all are. Don't be ashamed. It takes a special kind of person to go into the front lines of battle.
Friedrich Maibach
And to think it was the norm back in the First World War to see hundreds if not THOUSANDS of soldiers charging the enemy ditch, only to get nailed in the head before even exiting the trench...... the feels man, the feels....
My one uncle was haunted for life while his unit was advancing through Belgium about a wounded dying German infantryman lying against a wall on the street side asked him for a cigarette comrade.
My uncle sat with him he told me as he smoked half while the guy was talking to him in German handed him a photo of a girl. He didn't understand a word he was saying then my uncle watched him die! My uncle told me, these guys are just like us young and killing each other for what? The Japanese where another story, no prisoners no retreat no honer in living if not victorious. Vicious. my other uncle was in the pacific island hopping campaign in the army.
He never spoke about it at all we never asked.
It takes a stronger man to show diplomacy and help prevent these wars. Just because you don't fight physically doesn't mean you can't at all. it's a choice. We choose to build our country Amerikkka on Thievery and Hatred to become a Super Power not to bring peace for all.
Sorry but it is this kind of nationalism blindness and defend your nation bla bla ideas that will keep the world at war in the coming future...
4:00 just absolutely gives me chills
3:58 This would lowkey be a really badass way to go out
Yeah
Going out with a bang.
Not really, people who romanticize death in war are fucking idiots. You won't talk to a single survivor of war who would say that's a badass way to die, with your intestines spilling out of your stomach as you shit yourself on some piece of dirt in a land far away from your home and family fighting a war you didn't even start for some old politician cunts.
Dude should have just Sparta Kicked him. I'm sure that type of thinking isn't exactly what you have time for in the battlefield tho
@@AM-iz5cs WW2 wasn't a war caused by politicians, it was truly a battle against good and evil. No Allied servicemen who gave their life fighting in that war died in vain
When you want to believe yourself the hero and the opposing force as monsters. Little do you realize that they are just as angry at you as you are at them and will meet you with the same rage and determination.
Schizophrenic Cynic very True
Schizophrenic Cynic half life opposing force
AManNamed2 how do you type this without being a degenerate
PTSD like you forgot
@usapepe25 Bro calm down I ain't reading that. The comment I replied to isn't even there anymore, what's the point?
5:28
My favourite shot in the entire movie. It mirrors the theme perfectly. Everyone is carrying a gun while the protagonist carries a wounded comrade over his shoulders.
THIS is a hero. Not the heroes from every other war movies, where the protagonists kill dozens of enemies. THESE men, men like Desmond Doss, were the true heroes!
When you kill a chicken in Skyrim
Guards: 0:10
Girls locker room : oh my god amber is that a new bra it looks so cute on you
Boys locker room : 0:03 - 3:56
Lmao
Bruh. This movie is s* but rlly?! A s* joke. 3:56 how it feel to chew 5 gum (WHAT THE CRAP DOES THAT EVEN MEAN LOL 😂)
4:00 and 4:02 them people seeing who can take the larger crap
Mr. Moseby bruh lol
@@andrealugo841 stfu you brainless bixtch learn how to spell
When you chillin with your platoon and the entire japanese army charges you.
TokyoNightmare o
TokyoNightmare I hate when that happens
TokyoNightmare Nice profile pic
TokyoNightmare I hate it when that happens
Relateable
Good thing every solider watched “Saving Private Ryan” so they know how to do that thing with the mortar shells
MonkeyBricks34 same
MonkeyBricks34 saving private Ryan is good movie
Saving private Ryan shows what it's really like, dying before even seeing anything, drowning in water, getting shot in water, being scared too death.
We barely ever get any movie about how it ACTUALLY was, in most cases that wouldnt give any movie material, if you want that you should watch a documentary. But despite that, Saving Private Ryan was a good movie. it doesnt have to be 100% accurate to be that.
Ok no movie can recreate real life to the 100% just like the fact in this movie of Hacksaw Ridge you never see anyone reload
I hope my grandfather rests peacefully there
My grandfather is a rising sun soldier.
Thankfully, the sun rises beautifully where he sleeps
My great Grandpa was killed in Okinawa. However my family doesn't know how, where, when, none of that. All we know is he never came back
@Mihajlo Knežević Fuck you
@Mihajlo Knežević I wish I could TENNO HEKKA BANZAI !!!!! to you
@Mihajlo Knežević 短いくそー!!!
4:02 If I see someone like him in the battle field, it’s just hopeless
*[ B A N Z A I I N T E N S I F I E S ]*
TENNO HEIKA BANZAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIII !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
xtx lcogxog same that bomb , KAA BOOM
xtx lcogxog I agree
xtx lcogxog That is just rasict, not all Japanese are like that. Besides, Japan is more peaceful and is one of US' s allies today.
Joe Richie bannzaii=バンザイ
We are loosing objective Butter
I laughed a little too hard at this.
Viypa hahahahah bro i play BF too
Suddenly Honey Boo Boo shows up out of nowhere armed to the teeth
Moonman wrong war
Ya Boi Alex well no shit buddy!
3:02 *when my teammates tried to save me in Call of Duty Zombies*
Edit: Wow the likes are memey thx guys :D
When your team only has one objective left in rush on battlefield
I'll be honest, this movie is 100x better than Moonlight and La La Land.
Exactly
this movie is nothing compare to Letter From Iwo Jima, a typical US catholic propaganda.
I watched both of those movies + Hacksaw ridge. The oscars are SOO PC that they decided Moonlight and La La Land is now better than this masterpiece
They aren't even in the same fucking genre wtf
KuiperIOn mile away
Damn can’t believe I missed this episode of Takeshi’s Castle
Jelmer Hahaa you've earned a like.
FN Fallout thank you I try
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Jelmer XD best joke ever
thank you
Nobody:
Literally nobody:
Japanese soldiers: *AHHHHHHHHH*
You should be very fun at parties meme toxic rat kid, LEARN FUCKING HISTORY
Caballo Gottfried Ye
@@synical_zero0003 I mean he's not wrong, those types of comments are becoming really annoying
TOXIC BOI
Lol
4:42 saving your buddy at its finest
Please Lord help me get one more (victim)
Great quote.
Clorox Bleach 😂
The quote is even funnier when we have Clorox Bleach saying it. xD
for Clorox it's please let me kill one more just kidding
one more victim?
Battlefield 1 Operations match
Oddity STuuJ lol
in a nutshell
Oddity STuuJ When that one fucker sticks back and doesn't retreat
Oddity STuuJ When a medic walks by you XD.
Damn those Japanese captured the sector
That face at 4:00 is priceless
Teacher : Hey pay attention! Why are you laughing?
My brain : 4:00
I like these types of war films because they portray a more accurate picture of war. The Japanese were fearless and were willing to die for their country. They weren't stupid, it was planned. This scene in particular is great because there is no hero soldier saving the day. Team work and support of fellow men got these men out. War is terrible and will continue to evolve in cruelty.
Watch the pacific and maybe you'll see something that ACTUALLY shows the reality of what it was like. This was like a Hollywood spoof.
KI Nighthawk ?? This movie is pretty realistic XD it based on a true story, It factually shows what war was like back then, Its not just some Rambo getting 100000 kills and walking away.
Christopher Snow Or Band of Brothers
Accurate picture of war? This? LOL
WarWolf 937 one scene to progress the movies plot wont be the realist npr will it be the "fakest" but none the less this captures the battle in the most realistic way it can
good guy survives three rifle shots to the chest, bad guy dies from one pistol shot to the chest. ah well.
Не факт что три мелких японских пули калибра 6,5мм нанесут тот же урон, что одна убойная 11,43мм с большим останавливающим действием из Кольта.
эта твоя 11.43 летит со скоростью в разы меньше чем у упомянутой тобою арисаки, а скорость как и размер (калибр) играет роль
Aleksey LOL
Depends on penetration and what organs were hit. Being shot in your 2 shoulder blades and lower stomach is better than being hit in center mass. Also that character doesn't make it, he eventually dies.
The Japanese soldiers may not be dead. If I got hit I may not die, but I would probably collapse from the pain
4:02 He went out like an absolute boss!
People show you who they are in their final moments.
No fear, just a man
0:11-Me and my boys escape together from home quarantine.
Not funny
2:25 - This is one of the biggest myths of the flamethrower. Gas tanks do not explode when you shoot them unless you are using incendiary or explosive ammunition. The tanks contained pressurized fuel and nitrogen. If you were a flamethrower carrier - you would be happy that you got hit in the tanks because you would merely be knocked over by the force of the pressurized liquid being released.
Unless that pressurized fluid spewing out touches the tip of the flame thrower while in use.
But I do see your point with a direct hit.
Or the enemy was shooting incendiary ammo
He is shot by a machine gunner armed with a Numabu Type 99 Light Machine gun which is chambered for the 7.7mm Japanese rifle cartridge which is not an incendiary cartridge.
I believe tracer ammo was available to Japanese soldiers who mans machine guns, tracers were used to allow MG gunners to see where their shots were going.
ww2data.blogspot.com/2015/04/imperial-japanese-army-ammunition-77mm.html
And yet we see no tracers rounds being fired.
In all seriousness, this part is why I like this movie this so much, reason being it shows what I think were the 3 main traits of a Japanese soldier, those being immeasurable loyalty, ferocious fighting spirit, and the ability to strike fear into the hearts of their enemies
Americans: Japanese banzai charge is scary
Soviets: Hold my "Ura" charge
Banzi charge by far more scary than an ura charge lol because Soviets can surrender, Japanese dont.
@Very Loud Yelling Man Japanese are far more of a resistant group of individuals, Soviets are nothing compared to them.
Remember the soviets rather die for the motherland than Losing when their out of Ammo in Stalingrad and Tired of the Germans fuckin counter Attacks they get piss off instead they charged Ura! They believe Stalin is with them.
4:00 that face you make when your fighting over the Last Bag
minecraft vs scp foundation
brutal so brutal
R.I.P. to all who died and vets thank you for your service
NonOrdinaryGamer wow dude, he made a spelling error and added p's instead of o's. You get the message and can read it, what's the problemo?
Fuck anyone who participants in war.
Patrick Klote for your*
Quentin Lavergne how does it feel to be a pussy ?
You know what, you're right. Lets have an alternate universe where the Axis won the war. The a ton of people (possibly even you and me) would not exist.
God bless The men that went through Hell for us
Azriel Henderson yes god bless japan
Private Thorn oh look, edgelord
Zombie 15224 no just my opinion
I don’t like god
yeah God bless Japan
Everything changed when the Japanese Empire attacked...
2:26 Indian Japanese
I'm not even stressin tho, he's just chilling.
@Abrar Amilasan Nope, it was a Japanese soldier because he has on an imperial cap and his uniform is beige. I think his face was either burned or had a bunch of dirt on it which is why he looks like that.
2:25
Smithys death was the saddest part of the movie
I thought that the night scene with the story telling was with Sgt Jack Glover. But it was Smitty
To me it was definitely when Kirzinski (the flame thrower guy) died at 2:21
Hatem Abdullah you mean Kirzinski. He was to me the funniest guy but he died like a pig
My biggest criticism is how quiet the Navy artillery. Those salvos would be deafening.
they all mixed up together with enemies, artillery won't help.
That’s exactly why they won’t be so loud in the movies.
Jay K well you don’t exactly want to have the actual sounds of a navy artillery strike go off in a theater with the sound systems them have. The goal isn’t to give your patrons hearing damage, so they go with a dulled down sound.
Jay K
Yes, but you don't want artillery strikes to drown out the entire scene, now would you.
Blah b there are some hollywood movies that actually use real explosives. Granted they make sure no one is in the blast radius when it goes off, but it is still real.
This was such a great American movie of unimaginable courage in the face of impossible odds!!!!!! God bless our soldiers 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
It wasnt meant to be an "american movie" it was a movie to represent the power of God and how his power can even change war
It wasn’t about the USA. It was about Desmond Doss, who just happened to be American. Also, the odds were very much in favour of the USA. They occupied every island in the Pacific except for Okinawa, they had naval and air superiority, they outnumbered the Japanese, and their technology was far better than those of the enemy. Remember that this was also 1945, and most of the best Axis soldiers had either been killed, wounded or captured. If the Japanese held off the assault on Okinawa, they would be destroyed by the next attack, probably against most of the allied countries. The Japanese army was dug in deep, but their territory shrank by the second, with Burma falling to the British, the Soviets invading Japan, and a lack of pilots
Stop making the movie about politics and religion it’s a movie showing the heroic acts of a man who didn’t want to kill anyone and wanted to save lives
@@cooties Changed what? Mr. Doss saved dozens of lives but literally millions died horribly in this war regardless. The power of God literally let millions died horribly? Is that what you mean? :)
@@Mutterschwein yeah whatever you say
This is so scary imagine there pain and fear in that war
Makes me sad just thinking about it. 18-21 was the average age of these kids fighting an old mans war. Fuck war. Those guys were heroes
Let's not forget, Private Doss went through day and night to save as much lives from the aftermath.
So many good moments in this, from the "TENNO HEIKA!!" which begins the attack to 2:47 where the Japanese soldier waits until he hears the "ping" from the rifle's clip being empty to come out of cover
Teacher: For our big field trip we are going to Japan!
Girls: Ugh boring
Boys:
@The Jester - Fool Of Hearts bruh, in my school we went to the fookin' hood for a field trip.
Marcus-Aerilius Maximus your field trips had McDonalds lucky all we had were lunches in these bags with like 1 sandwich and a juice box
Marcus-Aerilius Maximus the fuck i live in America
@The Jester - Fool Of Hearts wow, it's almost as if every school is different
I'm American and truly respect the Japanese , they are my favorite Asians
And Americans are my favorite white people
that is not surprisingly creepy
Well, I just hope you don't think their tactics were... 'sane' or anything. Say what you will, but their banzai charges are just pure idiocy and insanity.
what the The Japanese were low on supplies and were willing to do anything to protect their country. There “charge” was extremely ineffective, but I respect them for trying to protect their country until the very end.
@@PrimePyro Yeah, I'd think so too. If it was anywhere BUT japan. During the war, japanese army almost brainwashed their youths to think that suicide boming, and death marches were an honor. And to make matters worse, they even had tactics that FOCUSED on using soliders as one off bombs or meat shields, even when they knew it wouldn't work.
If there were ones(which rare) that didn't participate, they were forced or shot. I know not all of them were forced, but most of the majority did, or rather was eager to throw their lives away.
And the ones who were in command? Over fifty percent of the higher ups SURRENDERED.(And killed in court for war crimes, and in my case I'm glad thet died.)
There's a difference with choosing, and to be forced. And in Japan's case, it was soooo the latter.
3:58 the American solders limbs where blown off yet when he lands on the floor he magically grew 2 arms back...
Kanwadyo Pinho holy shit xD
Kanwadyo Pinho ur a wizard harry
No they don't. I thought it was like that too but I took another look.
space3010 gamemaster yeah looks like you atention to detail
If you make the video 0.25 speed, you'll see that the explosion went off in his stomach, and his arms released the Japanese soldier.
HACKSAW RIDGE is one of the best movies I have ever seen. 0.38 is well drawn.And Desmond Dos is wonderful human being!! from a high school student in Japan.
maruhachi =丸八？XD
maru hachi yes desmond is great but the other americans are as bad as any soldier
Japan sucks
Is it just me, or does Andrew Garfield have a thing with Christian faith and Japanese history? Because he's starring in Silence now, a movie about a Christian missionary in Pre-industrial Japan.
What does the Japanese military say when their phone dies
*attach bayonet*
CHAAAARGE!
Good one
My great grandfather was enlisted in the Navy. He was an anti aircraft gunman. I would always go over to his house and he would tell me stories about his experiences in World War 2. He fought in the pacific theater and told me he shot down a few aircrafts and in fact witnessed a kamikaze attack. Thank god it wasn’t on his ship though. May he rest in peace.
My grandfather fought for imperial japan in ww2 and was killed in a banzai charge. Let us as now United countries (japan and America) stop this kind of hell from happening from this point on. 🇯🇵🇺🇸✌🏼
If your grandpa fought for the imperial army he would not have been bonzai charged, it's possible an American stabbed him with a bayonet
Yeah but why is your profile picture a man with imperial Japan flag on his head?
Alan Kim that man in the picture is a kamikaze pilot
Dylan Parker I figured. I just thought it was ironic for a person to preach about USA and Japan being on good terms while donning that profile pic
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Damn, WaW remastered looks great .
Privately Educated Grime Media looks so FUCKING BEAUTIFUL my dude
Nigga i need zombies gameplay
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WaW did not have a level similar to this.
weed75 Black I think they do
"...in the future, my country will be stronger than ever."
-Hirohito
*Time traveler brought hirohito to present*
@CKS1949 Depressed and alienated youth? Looks like easy targets for brainwashing and propaganda to me. They will indeed make for good grunts and make Japan strong if the government really put in enough effort into it.
3:56 IF IM GOING DOWN THEN YOU’RE GOING DOWN WITH ME
But we are good partner now. I love U.S.A. From Japan :)
Stts IchiroM17 nice to know, ignore these racist comments.
Stts IchiroM17 well, there's a huge difference between imperial Japan and modern day Japan. Modern day Japan is extremely peaceful. As opposed to imperial Japan, they were great enemies of the US. It's nice to see peaceful change for the better
Kosher OG Thanks your comment.
Emperor Valkorion Noted with thanks:)
Kosher OG.
That is actually a truth with modifications.
Imperial Japan dates back a long time. Way before WWII. And in the past the U.S. often supported Imperial Japan.
In the Russo-Japanese war in 1904-05 U.S. was one of the biggest monetary supporters of the Imperial Japanese war effort, along with U.K and Germany (who smartly supported both sides).
And U.S. wasnt the initial enemy of Japan. China was.
Japan had been fighting China for years when the U.S. started their oil boycot and feared that Imperial Japan would become too powerful a factor in the Pacific and threaten "Imperial" U.S. interests. In-directly forcing Japan to either stop the expansion or fight U.S.
But just like with Germany, U.S. likes democracy, money and a strong ally in thier zones of influence against the Communists and other threats to their interests. So yeah, they are close friends today. And why shouldnt they be :-)
Rumor says that Japanese machine gun nest is still sitting there... Waiting, and waiting to gun down someone else without ever dying
WeeklySHARK3101 kek
Camper
Girls locker room: Naruto is ok but Attack On Titan is Cooler
Boys locker room: 0:15 - 3:56
If that’s what girls talk about on their locker room then I wanna be in there for a much different reason now
There is nothing more glorious than to meet your end on the field of battle.
Of course we all prefer to live. But those that die die with honor that no other man can claim.
There is NO TIME for field medics in a hopeless overrun situation. You pick up your wounded buddy (mate in the Brit service) and run like fucking hell. Fellas, there is always another time to fight, there is no disgrace. What is vitally important is that you survive. The elite level guys, the Spec Ops and Special Forces members will be the absolute first to get the fuck out of it in a shit fight of that magnitude.
I have lived a fucking soldiers life, 8 years 3 Para 4 years Hereford Two Two. When you die, your parents will close their curtains and shut out the light. They will curl up and watch videos of you when you were a lad barely out of nappies. They won't eat.. they won't shit or shower. I have walked cap in hand into many households on a wellness and seen it first hand. It's fucking heartbreaking. Fuck.
It's always more believable when someone claims that he is a soldier and DOESN'T act all macho online; the people who tend to be like "NEVER SURRENDER, NEVER BACK DOWN", "JUST HAVE BALLS OF STEEL AND SPRAY BULLETS EVERYWHERE LIKE RAMBO AND YOU'LL ALWAYS COME OUT VICTORIOUS AND ALIVE" tend to be the ones who have never been close to being in actual combat.
ZhangK71 Yet many who have that personality always win more battles than those who haven't got it. For example the lost battalion from ww1. They had that "Rambo" personality you talk about and lasted a 4 day gun fight with only 30 men a limited rifles and rounds. While they were completely surrounded. Yes they all mostly died but they went down swinging. How would you want your family know how you died? Begging for mercy or them knowing you were willing to give up your life doing your best to protect them.
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SomeRedGuy See, there's more of that macho talking shit behind a comfortable computer screen. First of all: The fact is, no psychologically normal human being can be by default as badass brave as that. It takes training to form that trait of bravery that is the polar opposite of what is evolution-psychologically normal . Even the most badass soldier you see, if you put him in that situation fresh out of the recruiting station, he would 99 times out of 100 shit his pants and panic and crawl into a fetal position or refuse to move -- just like the rest of us. Second of all: What you just mentioned depends on further details. What I previously just said mostly depends on if it was a fight that, no matter how dangerous, we still had a means of retreat. It changes things when you're completely surrounded with no chance of surrender. When you're completely surrounded and about to be killed no matter what, then yes, you don't have to be Rambo to suddenly become the bravest motherfucker of all time -- because you literally have nothing to lose. Hell, I, and even your keyboard warrior self would probably be extremely brave. But that doesn't count because that's not what I was talking about. Back to the original point: in MOST combat scenarios, where there is an option of either escape or surrender, you and I would be the first to beg to surrender or to haul our asses out of their in a quick minute.
Most armies/squadrons do NOT do what you have described -- and what 99.9999999% of unrealistic keyboard warriors brag about needing and being able to do in every combat situation -- if their situation allows them to strategically retreat. If you're still too immature to understand the point that I'm making, then as a last resort just think of it this way: Strategic retreat does actually serve an actual purpose and is not just "cowardice" for all of you uninitiated wannabe military macho boys. That is pretty much the essence of why civilians don't understand war, especially when they claim that retreating is always wrong -- and especially when they claim that they would never retreat.
jspee1965 Tacticall retreat! Don't be a hero because all of them are dead.
3:58 How u look when u and ur siblings are fighting and then parents walk in
Lmao as bad as that is, I admit I laughed when I read this
That´s my face when shiting
MasterX Gaming 4:00-4:02 how you look when you and your siblings fight over the last hot pocket.
I can’t imagine being one of those Japanese soldiers knowing your most likely going to die but still charging right in anyway. War is hell.
When my teacher shouts at me and I shout back 4:00
this was probably one of the best movies ive ever seen
Mastrix sameee
Lol
Mel Gibson should have had a role where he carries american flag and yells FFFFFFREEEEEEEDOOOOOOOOOOMMM!!!!
Autistic Cancer You ruined nazism with that pic. Good job you fucking moron.
I love u too
Kek
He's banned from acting in H-wood, dude!
Valtsu100 lol, that cracked me up.
4:00 it’s my turn on the Xbox !!!!
It’s not really known that actually the Japanese soldier’s ability exceeds the American’s. You can say so from the data below.
Battle of Angaur
Japanese: 1250 men...1191 deaths
America: 21000 men...260 deaths
Japan.....0.2 enemy deaths per man
America.....0.06 enemy deaths per man
Battle of Peleliu
Japan: 10900soldiers, 17tanks, few aircrafts
...10695 deaths
America: 54000soldiers,117tanks, 1800 aircrafts...2336 deaths
Japan...0.21 enemy deaths per man
America...0.19 enemy deaths per man
Battle of Iwo Jima
Japan: 22786 men...18375 deaths
America: 110000 men...6821 deaths
Japan...0.29 enemy deaths per man
America...0.18 enemy deaths per man
+Japan had nearly 0 supply, fuel or weapons compared to America’s amount.
I respect the Japanese soldiers who fought in the pacific islands.
1 bomb 80,000 deaths. Murica 💪🏻
Photon299792458 Avogadro6022140857 ah yes respect the people who bayonets baby’s and used pows as target practice
The Japanese were worse than the Nazis
fjf sjdnx Unit 731, Rape of Nanking, treatment of POWs, you can say that the Nazis treated pows bad but that is extremely paled in Comparisons to the Japanese. Most Germans Atleast treated their POWs with some dignity while the Japanese in some instances splashed oil on pows and threw matches at them. Also forcing Japanese citizens into mass suicide. Banzai and kamikaze attacks. I suggest you watch a few videos on the Nanking massacre it is truly disturbing/disgusting. The Germans didn’t send waves of unarmed civilians at allied forces either.