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Hacksaw Ridge (2016) - Saving last survivors [1080p] 

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This movie speaks for itself. In my opinion - it deserved the oscar. At least Andrew did. But anyway, I think that Mel and his crew did a great job, so I highly recommend to watch the full movie when you will have the time to do so.
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@Endonia-ym3sl
@Endonia-ym3sl 3 года назад
Desmond Doss was actually 5'5 and was very thin due to not being able to eat the rations as they conflicted with his vegetarianism. The fact he did all that while struggling past the point of exhaustion is nothing short of incredible.
@eternalwarfare514
@eternalwarfare514 3 года назад
@Joseph Dickerson You can do a lot of things with bare minimum skill and a fuck ton of willpower.
@brianjomoj7628
@brianjomoj7628 3 года назад
Its the power of God with Him anything is possible
@ABC-jg3pv
@ABC-jg3pv 3 года назад
@@brianjomoj7628 Preach brother. Btw, watch out for any edgelord atheist that may respond to your comment.
@vincentmartineau2006
@vincentmartineau2006 3 года назад
Adrenaline can do stuff like that to you.
@Loveroffood41
@Loveroffood41 3 года назад
Is truly incredible what not only will power but God can help you with. Edit: thank you for all the likes.
@obiwankenobi5769
@obiwankenobi5769 2 года назад
Desmond doss Kills: 0 Assists: 1 Revives: 75
@bobbygiles8018
@bobbygiles8018 2 года назад
Lol u caught on to the assist
@bruv4212
@bruv4212 2 года назад
no kills lol even helped a enemy in the enemy tunnel
@sashragesh
@sashragesh 2 года назад
@@bruv4212 🤣😂😂
@kurotantei5074
@kurotantei5074 2 года назад
nah his kill is - 1 man helped an enemy in the tunnel lmao
@newengland3085
@newengland3085 2 года назад
Achievement Unlocked: *Pacifist* Assist the remaining Wounded Marines and No Blood Shed
@CamdenPellant
@CamdenPellant Год назад
What’s crazy is this is a movie that’s based on a true story where they actually had to tone it back some and leave certain aspects out because the real story is actually too unbelievable. Mel Gibson thought the movie would be too unrealistic if he included some of the actual events like Doss having 17 pieces of shrapnel in his leg, rolling off the stretcher to patch up another wounded while being carried away, giving the stretcher to him, waiting 5 hours for them to get back to him during which he took a snipers round to his left arm, shattering it, to which he then made a splint for his arm with a broken rifle buttstock, and crawled 300 yards to a safety aid station. The movie also leaves out that he was actually under gunfire and mortar rounds the entire time. Doss saved 75 men in 12 hours, averaging 1 man down the cliff every 10 minutes.
@ironboy3245
@ironboy3245 Год назад
holy fuck, man had to have had someone watching over him to do shit like that...and I'm an atheist. also he was 5'5(~160 cm) and weighed 65kg.
@Boo-8814
@Boo-8814 Год назад
Jesus christ
@tka3
@tka3 Год назад
​@@ironboy3245 and suffering from exhaustion and borderline malnutrition due to not being able to consume the meat in the rations
@jorgemercado4428
@jorgemercado4428 Год назад
When your strength has left you, and death is near, a man and his faith held true the words of his lord. He kept that truth held deeply, and for the many he gave a second life, those he saved, he was righteously saved himself by his belief.
@Lancevance02
@Lancevance02 11 месяцев назад
I was wondering why in the movie nobody was shooting at him the whole time and it was mostly quiet😂
@HADEZFIRE147
@HADEZFIRE147 Год назад
The fact he never left behind Smitty really says something about the kind of person Doss was. He’s a real hero.
@patrickkanas3874
@patrickkanas3874 5 месяцев назад
He would've lowerd every dead body if he could also
@Enter_Zoneless
@Enter_Zoneless 2 месяца назад
@@patrickkanas3874he really would of youre not even lying
@SamuelvanderKroft
@SamuelvanderKroft 5 дней назад
He was a Christian
@thephantomgamer9462
@thephantomgamer9462 3 года назад
Let this be known: This soldier didn’t fire a SINGLE shot at another man, but he saved countless of others. That man is a fucking hero in my book
@TonyAbyssWalker
@TonyAbyssWalker 3 года назад
Not only that he saved even injured enemy soldiers
@deweshgoenka6111
@deweshgoenka6111 3 года назад
He also helped some of the enemy soldiers cause he was there to save people
@NICKARRIOLA16
@NICKARRIOLA16 3 года назад
In the book of human history mN
@witchdoctor4222
@witchdoctor4222 3 года назад
As a former combat medic, during my training he was upheld as the pinnacle of soldier medics, in both his actions and his dedication to helping HUMANS
@ArtOfPaw
@ArtOfPaw 3 года назад
He even saved a japanese
@multigameus8087
@multigameus8087 5 лет назад
Is no one going to talk about how amazing Andrew Garfield delivered Desmond Doss’s role? His acting was so realistic and he totally deserved an oscar for this performance!
@TheCyborgCast
@TheCyborgCast 5 лет назад
With his age is impossible to get the Oscar. Name me 1 person who received an Oscar near to his current age.
@steeltrap3800
@steeltrap3800 5 лет назад
@@TheCyborgCast Adrien Brody, Richard Dreyfuss, Marlon Brando, Maximilian Schell, Nicholas Cage, Jimmy Stuart and Daniel Day-Lewis were all less than 33 years old when they won. ;-D
@TheCyborgCast
@TheCyborgCast 5 лет назад
@@steeltrap3800 now I feel an idiot. Thanks for me that list.
@steeltrap3800
@steeltrap3800 5 лет назад
@@TheCyborgCast It's still uncommon for people in their early 30s to win, so you're not incorrect to say it was unlikely he'd win. Cheers
@TheCyborgCast
@TheCyborgCast 5 лет назад
@@steeltrap3800 Later he will get his Oscar when he's at his late 30s.
@_Cato_
@_Cato_ Год назад
I love the way Desmond leans into his captain’s open hand at 6:01. Such a small gesture but it’s basically the defining moment of the whole movie: this small, isolated kid who was outcast by all of his fellow soldiers has finally proven himself at great cost. His leader stretches out his hand to comfort him and Desmond embraces it, allowing himself to feel a moment of peace and acceptance. It’s such a poignant little moment
@richardlucier1889
@richardlucier1889 Год назад
i had enough tears you brilliant beautiful bastard...i did not need you adding more...but thank you, that is beautfiul...
@jd4356
@jd4356 Год назад
@@richardlucier1889 oh keep it canned !
@ErrZaah08
@ErrZaah08 Год назад
The whole interaction I thought was very reminiscent of a person trying to get a scared dog to come around that he won’t hurt him and the trust finally appears through the desperation. Just saying. But even without that comparison, which came to me the third time I watched this film, I noticed that gesture of reaching out & acceptance.. and Doss leaning into it like he was finally allowed to rest and come to terms with everything he was put through. Made me cry from the sheer emotional wall I felt had finally broken down both in the movie and in myself since I hadn’t been nearly as emotional the entire movie until I reached that scene. This movie speaks to the underdogs in ways we don’t even realise or comprehend was even there until moments like this happen. Forever one of my favourite movies, and the real Desmond Doss is an example of how Not All Heroes Wear Capes Or Shoot Guns & Even In Times Of War There Is No Rule Saying You Must Give Up Your Faith To Serve Your People. I’m Australian btw and I can honestly tell you that I haven’t yet met another Aussie - that knows of Desmond Doss - that doesn’t pay him the utmost respect he rightly deserves. Rest In Peace, Sir. You’ve done more than most in your service, both in war and in faith, and you shall live on forever in His Kingdom and in our hearts.
@NotableSavage
@NotableSavage 11 месяцев назад
Damn you destroyed me…
@danielb7660
@danielb7660 5 месяцев назад
Such a great point. I thought much the same.
@Wolf10media
@Wolf10media Год назад
Man saved many brothers, fathers, husbands, uncles, sons, and friends out there. Edit: I appreciate you all for taking the time to comment and keeping things civil. You are all wonderful people.
@occidolumen2185
@occidolumen2185 Год назад
And helped people who killed other people on their own land. What did USA wanted in Japan? What does USA want in other countries? Fuck USA.
@jduke93
@jduke93 Год назад
Saved many generations of years to come
@twigcapra.
@twigcapra. Год назад
@@jduke93 I saved many kids too from abuse, just by self control 😎
@Bird910
@Bird910 Год назад
Never thought about that. Wonder how many people exist because of this guy. How many sons, daughters, grandsons, granddaughters, great grandsons and on down the line are walking around because of this guy.
@lukef752
@lukef752 Год назад
@@twigcapra.good shit good shit
@blucas1047
@blucas1047 3 года назад
The brilliance of his acting here is watching the adrenaline that was keeping him going wear off. He's still in survival mode when he first starts walking through the soldiers and then realizes he's safe and his body immediately shuts down and you see in his eyes the weight of what he just witnessed. It's beautiful
@philippaul6039
@philippaul6039 2 года назад
I like how the guy who bashed him said, "let's get this SOLDIER to a hospital tent right now". Clearly recognizing him as a soldier despite his lack of a weapon.
@chrisbrown8498
@chrisbrown8498 2 года назад
Excellent observation. If a person has never had so adrenaline in them that they are shaking from it, they might not know the kind of effects it has on the body and mind. The actor here begins that shaking as he is received into the arms of his comrades. It is as you say...the "shut down'/withdrawal, is evident even in his eyes - excellent acting.
@mydogbanjogames
@mydogbanjogames 2 года назад
Or the way he kinda leans into his hand because it’s the first thing he’s seen or felt that was fucking terrifying for hours
@mydogbanjogames
@mydogbanjogames 2 года назад
Wasnt*
@TheImmortalRin
@TheImmortalRin 2 года назад
Even the tears in his eyes, while the adrenaline is working your body "doesn't have time for emotion" then as soon as that wears off everything hits you at once, and the fact that this was portrayed through acting is amazing
@Megacooler96_
@Megacooler96_ 3 года назад
Hes the one guy who doesn't get any kills but gets the highest score for playing the objective
@jackray660
@jackray660 3 года назад
Galileo nope
@brannonwinchester7054
@brannonwinchester7054 3 года назад
The guy who plants the bomb every round in csgo
@brannonwinchester7054
@brannonwinchester7054 3 года назад
@Harvey Melchor SMORT
@izakireemsi2783
@izakireemsi2783 3 года назад
@@brannonwinchester7054 BIG BRAEN
@jeremybk54
@jeremybk54 3 года назад
so me in the Battlefield games
@JG-kb6dp
@JG-kb6dp Год назад
The let’s get this soldier to a hospital tent was an incredibly moving line. He didn’t carry a weapon so he wasn’t a conventional soldier but he was accepted as one of the team after his heroism. Desmond Doss 1000% earned his Medal of Honor
@kyestevens
@kyestevens Год назад
He changed the definition of a soldier
@arianebolt1575
@arianebolt1575 Год назад
The title of Soldier is one that must be earned.
@jarrettowens6073
@jarrettowens6073 4 месяца назад
He also more than earned a good place in heaven.
@antonyduhamel1166
@antonyduhamel1166 4 месяца назад
​@@arianebolt1575You can earn the title 'soldier' in boot camp. Desmond Doss was a 'hero.' And he earned that title without ever firing a gun in war. There are no titles adequate to describe who and what Desmond Doss was.
@asaesaasdsadsa1240
@asaesaasdsadsa1240 Год назад
The way they all look at him just like if they are looking to an angel gives me goosebumps
@Jackw00pw00p2
@Jackw00pw00p2 Год назад
To them he was
@user-em7ml1tr2i
@user-em7ml1tr2i 3 месяца назад
Yep…he was an angel❤☺️
@michaeladevine8763
@michaeladevine8763 17 дней назад
My all time favourite film
@benito42
@benito42 3 года назад
Instead of everybody saying "we need more people like him" we should say "let us become more like him"
@ernestjimmy4537
@ernestjimmy4537 3 года назад
Love this brother
@builderphill1361
@builderphill1361 3 года назад
Thanks big nigga
@blazerpablo
@blazerpablo 3 года назад
Builderphill 🤣
@Anonymous-ux5oh
@Anonymous-ux5oh 3 года назад
Lukas that’s so true so true
@yeethusthyfetus2648
@yeethusthyfetus2648 3 года назад
The pfp combined with a serious statement is hilarious
@VanHornInstitute
@VanHornInstitute 3 года назад
“You want some morphine?” “Hell yes, that or a bullet.” “Bullet it is.” *”W A I T W H A T ?”*
@theray8996
@theray8996 3 года назад
LOl. That's funny
@JayPersing
@JayPersing 3 года назад
Cake or death?
@davecrupel2817
@davecrupel2817 3 года назад
*BLAM*
@rfj1156
@rfj1156 3 года назад
Desmond: lol M1 Garand go brrrrrrr
@ilezacarmela9391
@ilezacarmela9391 3 года назад
Lmao
@Cypherus21
@Cypherus21 Год назад
5:46 - the moment that the body submits to the safety of comrades after all the adrenalin worn out. Garfield is an amazing actor.
@ohwell94
@ohwell94 Год назад
I come from a long line of military and every one of them says the same thing... Once you come out of that zone it's like someone whips the ground from under you and your knees become non existant
@noahbawdy3395
@noahbawdy3395 Год назад
The acting at 5:15 was so amazing. The looks on all the other soldiers faces after witnessing what he had done, and Mel left out a lot, just makes my eyes tear up.
@samuelguzmann
@samuelguzmann Год назад
Beautiful ❤
@Kevin-mx1vi
@Kevin-mx1vi 7 месяцев назад
I'm not a religious man, but I can imagine how they'd feel when someone touched by God passed among them.
@benm5913
@benm5913 3 года назад
"Please god, just one more," hits so hard.
@creativeguy1martinez693
@creativeguy1martinez693 2 года назад
That reminds me of that scene in Schindler’s List where Schindler breaks down and says that he could’ve saved more Jews even though he had went above and beyond.
@marqgz
@marqgz 2 года назад
Fr
@depositionsandstuff7465
@depositionsandstuff7465 2 года назад
He even brought down enemy soldiers.
@sent5988
@sent5988 2 года назад
AMEN !
@alexandermendeyev35
@alexandermendeyev35 2 года назад
I don't know if paradise or life after death exists. Im pretty sure however that if those are real Dessmond is sitting on one of the VIP seats.
@michaellim4165
@michaellim4165 5 лет назад
As a former Army Medic, he is my hero. We learn about him in school. He is a legend in our books. No man epitomizes more bravery and selfless service than Desmond Doss. No one.
@guittadabe5214
@guittadabe5214 4 года назад
Thank you for your service and what you did in your service.
@jhunelee9008
@jhunelee9008 4 года назад
salute!
@Miamibeach2006
@Miamibeach2006 4 года назад
Thank you for your service
@janetarmstrong79
@janetarmstrong79 4 года назад
He’s says as a former army medic but then says we learn about him in school
@joeclayton2121
@joeclayton2121 4 года назад
@@janetarmstrong79 that means he learned about him in school then went on to become a medic, now he's a former medic because he retired how do you not understand that?
@guyphillips6633
@guyphillips6633 9 месяцев назад
I met Desmond doss at his home in Piedmont al. in1988. He was a very humble man living in a small mobile home. I spent around three hours talking to him and his wife.he invited me back but he passed before I was able to visit. Many years later when mel Gibson made the movie about his life, only then did I realize that I had been in the presence of unique greatness. Rest in peace Desmond. Hunter Phillips gadsden alabama
@erickvillegas7026
@erickvillegas7026 8 месяцев назад
Holy shit really? wow what an honor
@Carver3483
@Carver3483 Год назад
My favorite part is at the end when he walks through the group of soldiers. They all look at him with disbelief, wondering how HE survived. Such a good movie in all.
@butchyshoe
@butchyshoe Год назад
It's not a good movie it's a fantastic movie !! And he should have gotten the academy award !!!
@patrickkanas3874
@patrickkanas3874 5 месяцев назад
It's like they can't comprehend what they're seeing
@KonekoGakusei
@KonekoGakusei 3 месяца назад
I love that too, except that I saw it as them looking at him with disbelief because they had all been told: "do not look to this man to save your life". They thought he was a coward and now they see that he is probably the bravest man any of them will ever meet in their respective lifetimes.
@TheGreyParse
@TheGreyParse 2 года назад
In the ending, when the actual veterans were speaking, his former Captain was in tears speaking of him. This man went so far beyond what any human being should be capable of doing in service to both his country and his fellow man. Absolutely legendary.
@John2verse5
@John2verse5 Год назад
The definition of "Psalm 23"
@occidolumen2185
@occidolumen2185 Год назад
Why were the filthy oil sniffers called americans in Japan in the first place? Fuck USA, fuck Russia, fuck China and fuck any nuclear power.
@iwishiwasthomasshelby
@iwishiwasthomasshelby Год назад
He’s one of the best human beings in the history of war
@morganottlii2390
@morganottlii2390 Год назад
A Virginia man, who did all he thought was right to do, without taking up arms because of his beliefs. I may not agree with those beliefs, but I can't help but respect and admire him.
@Kaithestressedowl
@Kaithestressedowl Год назад
What I find incredibly admirable is the fact that he didn’t care what side an injured soldier was on, he would try to save them as best as he could in those conditions. He also was reported to have dragged up to 75 of his injured comrades to safety whilst he himself had a broken limb, most likely his leg. Pure determination and passion for one’s fellow man when combined is a powerful mix, there’s no denying that, especially when hearing about what Doss did during his time in WW2
@nycot107
@nycot107 3 года назад
His platoon before = This guy doesn't want to fire a gun, how is he gonna be of any use? His platoon afterwards = We ain't going anywhere without Doss from now on
@Harmthuria
@Harmthuria 3 года назад
I turned to my father at that point, and I said: "Shit, he's gonna die." I was so scared for him.
@mastercaon5209
@mastercaon5209 2 года назад
@ULTOR it's a real story dumbass. The man existed. Those around him loved and respected him for what he did.
@Harmthuria
@Harmthuria 2 года назад
@ULTOR The plurial os sheep, is sheep.
@nycot107
@nycot107 2 года назад
@ULTOR this HAPPENED in real life, dumbass. This guy was a real person and he saved dozens of people without firing his gun once. Just because that's hard for your tiny brain to fathom doesn't mean that it isn't possible.
@mastercaon5209
@mastercaon5209 2 года назад
@ULTOR just go do your own research on the subject. The real story is actually crazier.
@toastmane1697
@toastmane1697 Год назад
The end scene where he was "purifying" and cleaning himself was such a cool scene and a great analogy
@gabrielavaughn1484
@gabrielavaughn1484 11 месяцев назад
Exactly. It was blood from lives he saved not ended. ❤️‍🩹
@aronikahn
@aronikahn Год назад
The concern in Howell’s voice saying “Doss is still up there” shows the respect Desmond has earned from his ranking officers after everything he’s done for their unit
@DRG0321
@DRG0321 3 года назад
Andrew Garfield is such an underrated actor. He brings such emotion in the most simplest of things.
@ATalesTruth-
@ATalesTruth- 3 года назад
I agree
@wouteransinger3879
@wouteransinger3879 3 года назад
He got an Oscar for this movie So No not underrated
@DRG0321
@DRG0321 3 года назад
@@wouteransinger3879 well underrated as in he doesn’t get much roles like others do, and he flies under a lot of peoples radar for his acting
@wouteransinger3879
@wouteransinger3879 3 года назад
@@DRG0321 maybe hé doesn’t wan’t a lot of roles
@DRG0321
@DRG0321 3 года назад
@@wouteransinger3879 maybe... still underrated though
@jacobbrunx4665
@jacobbrunx4665 2 года назад
When he says “Let’s get this soldier to a hospital tent” it’s one of the most moving parts of the movie. It’s the first recognition that he is a part of the division and he is accepted by the group; albeit he had to go far past above and beyond to do so
@yukino4907
@yukino4907 2 года назад
i cried during that scene no cap
@DavidLinn
@DavidLinn 2 года назад
if you read the book, he gets his respect a lot earlier than that.
@phillipcaihoang8845
@phillipcaihoang8845 2 года назад
@@DavidLinn yep, like near the end of boot camp training after a 10 mile hike in full gear, keeping in check everyone’s conditions from blisters and heat stroke.
@hotdog9262
@hotdog9262 Год назад
above and beyond as being still up there
@danihelton9231
@danihelton9231 Год назад
The way he leaned into his hand had me bawling😭
@minhajempire3172
@minhajempire3172 Год назад
I watched the movie no tears came but when 5:16 appears tears naturally came through my eyes.This define why this movie is the best,more than oscar.The emotion,love,happiness it defines is simply oustanding
@UltimateEntity
@UltimateEntity Год назад
Yeah man i'm an atheist but god damn it it is very emotional
@dereek5575
@dereek5575 Год назад
right, Oscars only awards artistry not values
@scottl.9725
@scottl.9725 Год назад
@@UltimateEntity you don’t need to say that you are a atheist.
@armouredghoul8279
@armouredghoul8279 Год назад
@@scottl.9725 Why not, I'm an atheist
@armouredghoul8279
@armouredghoul8279 Год назад
@@scottl.9725 Atheist and proud
@Outlawbyname
@Outlawbyname Год назад
I remember an interview with a soldier who served with Doss. They asked him if he'd have rather had another soldier with a gun in the platoon instead of Doss who wouldn't fight. He said Doss saved more lives than any other soldier could take, and that the official record of Doss' rescues was off by a few hundred.
@JustSpeakingFacts_
@JustSpeakingFacts_ Год назад
They asked if he was wounded, he says no. But he is clearly wounded (mentally). Such incredible writing, directing and acting.
@CJM-rg5rt
@CJM-rg5rt Год назад
Well he's exhausted. There's no way to know if he has PTSD (unless it's public knowledge about him) all that adrenaline and lugging bodies in the heat for about a entire day is insane. You ever been so tired that you're extremely jumpy and can't comprehend easy things? He's like that times ten but a little rest can still fix that, not seeing his friends die but of course he'd be bothered by that for a long time.
@kimsoriano7818
@kimsoriano7818 Год назад
it was actually a call back to one of the earlier scenes where he was beaten badly by his comrades. He was covered in blood yet he said he's not wounded.
@rdwn1999
@rdwn1999 Год назад
Dude, everyone in there was wounded mentally. They would laugh at him if he said that kind of weakass self pity.
@ryanesposito7223
@ryanesposito7223 Год назад
@@rdwn1999 any man who went through war the way he did would never laugh if he said something like that, especially if they feel the same way
@JPVNG67
@JPVNG67 Год назад
@@rdwn1999 his hands were with no skin
@SoldierOfFate
@SoldierOfFate 3 года назад
Let it be known, this man never took another person's life in one of the bloodiest battles of WWII. And he upheld that promise to his peaceful death.
@timsherman1245
@timsherman1245 3 года назад
And let it be known also that he's one of the bravest man on that theater and earn the highest honor. And also Let it be known that he's deed is an inspiration to all of us. Not just for the one who serve but to all of us
@commentbabaji1732
@commentbabaji1732 3 года назад
He died on the same year and date, I was born
@pumpkinboi9420
@pumpkinboi9420 3 года назад
@@commentbabaji1732 well it's either ur like him or the exact opposite or is either lying.
@commentbabaji1732
@commentbabaji1732 3 года назад
@@pumpkinboi9420 no bro he died exactly the same date and year I was born
@pumpkinboi9420
@pumpkinboi9420 3 года назад
@@commentbabaji1732 I mean it's not impossible but just rare then all I can say is Wow.
@dexdixy4913
@dexdixy4913 9 месяцев назад
Desmond Doss was and is the definition of “I can do this all day” and The Lord did help him get one more.
@Theproclaimed
@Theproclaimed 4 месяца назад
It was all him. Don’t give credit to those that don’t deserve it
@carlost856
@carlost856 4 месяца назад
Doss did it. The Lord could have stopped the war from happening, but he didn't.
@brandonborlaza9205
@brandonborlaza9205 2 месяца назад
@@carlost856The Lord wants us to learn for ourselves. if we got the straight solutions and answers from Him, we wouldn’t strive for anything and just be lazily asking for every desire and necessity. He wants us to earn our righteousness and virtuous life so we can be deemed worthy to be accepted into His Kingdom. The Lord will help you if you do ask for it, but you alone must take action.
@christiantan-jc2ft
@christiantan-jc2ft 2 месяца назад
But doss himself credited God for it. So you have no say​@@Theproclaimed
@christiantan-jc2ft
@christiantan-jc2ft 2 месяца назад
​@@carlost856stopping war? What are you? A f*ckin 9 year old gurl?
@mlilejay8698
@mlilejay8698 Год назад
the way he leans into the Captain's hand like after all the carnage and pain, he appreciates that gentle touch as a source of comfort ...and the way the others recognised that Doss had that manic look and needed to be reassured he was safe and taken care of...
@Grizz31
@Grizz31 9 месяцев назад
Bro who cares
@collateraldamagegaming6985
@collateraldamagegaming6985 3 года назад
I actually went to go see Desmond Doss’ grave. It was a big honor.
@fayssaldarmach3976
@fayssaldarmach3976 2 года назад
Wow where is he buried
@collateraldamagegaming6985
@collateraldamagegaming6985 2 года назад
@@fayssaldarmach3976 Chattanooga, Tennessee
@fayssaldarmach3976
@fayssaldarmach3976 2 года назад
Thanks
@fayssaldarmach3976
@fayssaldarmach3976 2 года назад
@@collateraldamagegaming6985 I just realized I could google it sorry to bother you
@collateraldamagegaming6985
@collateraldamagegaming6985 2 года назад
@@fayssaldarmach3976 no it’s fine. No problem
@ritvikmishra8388
@ritvikmishra8388 5 лет назад
When you ask a survivor of hacksaw ridge, he’ll tell you that there was one man who went into battle with no weapon, and tell you that man was the bravest of all the soilders.
@regul8or71
@regul8or71 4 года назад
The weapon he had was more “dangerous” than the firearms the other guys had.
@TheRealBleach
@TheRealBleach 4 года назад
@@regul8or71 His weapon was determination 💪
@whitegradient5182
@whitegradient5182 4 года назад
@@TheRealBleach *Dear god*
@2absolutelynots
@2absolutelynots 4 года назад
Don't meen to be that guy, but soldiers
@TheRealBleach
@TheRealBleach 4 года назад
@@whitegradient5182 Lol
@AdamTaurus_SonOfSparda
@AdamTaurus_SonOfSparda Год назад
“Wherever Flames May Rage, Give me Strength to Save a Life.”
@Rfyjuf
@Rfyjuf Год назад
What a moral boost being an accompanying soldier knowing if you are wounded you have a man like that by your side.
@ccefc_families297
@ccefc_families297 2 года назад
The scene where he is walking down that trail with all those soldiers looking at him with such respect and concern, after he rescued so many dying soldiers really gets to my heart. After all the mocking he went through, the soldiers all finally realized Doss' worth and bravery as a medic soldier and showed respect to him.
@antonyduhamel1166
@antonyduhamel1166 Год назад
Just because he won't kill for you doesn't mean he won't save you.
@mrx-od3ji
@mrx-od3ji Год назад
@@antonyduhamel1166 i have so much respect that he did what he did to never kill anyone.
@mcbrians.8508
@mcbrians.8508 Год назад
and some of them still have that strange "evil look" in their eyes but were forced to oblige by stepping aside. Kinda reminds me of that old "Tares among the wheat" trope. Yes they're not genuine humans but they do have to respect a person who selflessly laid down his life on saving others just like the Son of Man.
@Wassenhoven420
@Wassenhoven420 Год назад
@@mcbrians.8508 i noticed that too.
@jasondamrau9943
@jasondamrau9943 Год назад
It's so amazingly done as he pretty much is silent as soon as he comes down the ridge besides saying no when asked if he was hurt. The rest just allows you to soak up the moment without dialogue to tell you how to feel
@derpman8494
@derpman8494 3 года назад
I always notice how when the captain puts his hand on Garfield’a cheek, he leans into it, I love the detail and the emotion displayed here. It feels too genuine
@1theredrooster
@1theredrooster 3 года назад
Homie just needed a fucking hug Edit: ;-;
@user-fu2ll9kg8b
@user-fu2ll9kg8b 3 года назад
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@MRFLESHSTORM
@MRFLESHSTORM 3 года назад
captain would later say , that Dez was the bravest man he had ever met.
@navblue20
@navblue20 3 года назад
Look up a guy named William Swenson he will see the Medal of Honor in Afghanistan there's a video of him putting one of his wounded sergeants on a helicopter. He kisses the sergeant on the cheek. There would be a lot of people including many here would call that gay..... There was nothing gay about it he was letting that Sergeant know how he felt about him by the way that Sergeant died of his wounds.
@navblue20
@navblue20 3 года назад
@@1theredrooster And his commanding officer understood that too.
@HelloThere.GeneralKenobi
@HelloThere.GeneralKenobi Год назад
Desmond Doss fought an incredible battle before he even saw combat I love the fact that he would not leave Smitty's body up there alone and forgotten.
@iang8905
@iang8905 7 месяцев назад
I swear I could watch this movie a thousand times and still never get tired of it
@Xoosoon
@Xoosoon 2 года назад
I’m so glad Andrew is finally getting the credibility he deserves.
@michellevandeventer9765
@michellevandeventer9765 2 года назад
Same. But I'm pissed that Spiderman NWH is the reason people are starting to take him more seriously. It's annoying
@latteaddict1524
@latteaddict1524 2 года назад
as he deSERVES, I really hope he wins an academy award for Tick Tick Boom this year!
@narunatsu1
@narunatsu1 2 года назад
@@michellevandeventer9765 I get you, I feel the same. The fact that nobody even liked tasm is also ridiculous (at least his acting in the movies). But Andrew deserves it, so it's better that at least it's happening. This movie has been one of my fav movies since it came out, i'm glad I went to the cinema ❤
@michellevandeventer9765
@michellevandeventer9765 2 года назад
@@narunatsu1 Same here
@sephill9356
@sephill9356 2 года назад
@@latteaddict1524 I just saw the movie the other day, and compared it to a performance of the real Jonathan Larson. And mann, everything is just spot on, Andrew was perfect for the role
@abnj05h79
@abnj05h79 4 года назад
The fact he saved Japanese soldiers as well warms me
@Jumbocombo
@Jumbocombo 4 года назад
In actuality he didn't. That was played up for the movie.
@tropicmix8765
@tropicmix8765 4 года назад
@@Jumbocombo yes, he did. He saved 3 of them.
@torichamberlain8475
@torichamberlain8475 4 года назад
@@Jumbocombo yes he did.
@ogithesergal4182
@ogithesergal4182 4 года назад
@@Jumbocombo Actuality it was true, he helped 4.
@astralrealm1344
@astralrealm1344 4 года назад
He NEVER helped americans or japanesse soldiers. He helped HUMANS.
@DialgaMarine3
@DialgaMarine3 Год назад
The way the other soldiers looked at as he walked through… they knew they were in the presence of the greatest MoH recipient to ever receive the award.
@FebyRia-wd5oq
@FebyRia-wd5oq 6 дней назад
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@finnbuilder
@finnbuilder Год назад
I literally cried when I saw a video about hacksaw ridge. Dosses dedication and drive for saving others is truly inspiring. The fact that he could't touch a gun and still was willing to go to battle field showcases just how much he believes in his ideals. Truly amazing man
@prkycck4445
@prkycck4445 3 года назад
“Are you wounded” “no”. Takes Bath and there is blood from the other people. Powerful scene
@cheesuschrists
@cheesuschrists 2 года назад
Pretty sure his hands are wounded
@lagout7771
@lagout7771 2 года назад
@@cheesuschrists compared to what he saw others went through those are scratches
@franciscastiglione5832
@franciscastiglione5832 2 года назад
I would venture to guess it’s a reference to our Faith; salvation comes from the Blood shed by Jesus Christ for the remission of our sins, and once saved we are instructed to be baptized in water, which is symbolic of the old man being laid to rest, and the new man being born in the spirit. To be accurate, baptism is only symbolic, it is not salvation, that happens when we accept Christ as our savior and are born again by the spirit. The death, burial and resurrection are the reasons we can be saved, and it all comes because of Jesus Christ. But I think the filmmakers wanted to invoke that idea, hence the blood and water, which John also writes in his Gospel at the crucifixion that when the Roman used the spear to pierce our Lord’s side out came blood and water.
@tharengore7215
@tharengore7215 2 года назад
@@franciscastiglione5832 no it was literally the blood from those he saved and those he couldn't. Battle fields like that were gruesome and fact he hid among dead at times to get past the enemy. Yea he was caked in blood, sweat, mud, and tears.
@cptlevision
@cptlevision 2 года назад
I think it’s more powerful that he was in fact wounded. That’s why the sent him to the hospital tent
@Nick-qu2my
@Nick-qu2my 3 года назад
I don’t understand how he could run dragging those balls of steel.
@ij1376
@ij1376 3 года назад
AND the Sarge.
@belfast4893
@belfast4893 3 года назад
They were trained to do so. And tbh, it’s either run or die.
@krijnmulder4927
@krijnmulder4927 3 года назад
Diamond
@kannachan740
@kannachan740 3 года назад
Adrenaline.
@suckmyspaghettimonster4603
@suckmyspaghettimonster4603 3 года назад
@@kannachan740 its all stored in his balls
@ereynolds72
@ereynolds72 11 месяцев назад
I love the repeated “you’re making a bowline not building a bra boy” back to the sgt, instantly just conveys to him that yes he was listening, yes he did learn, and that’s all it takes for the sgt to instantly give his trust over to him entirely. There are some wonderful, heroic and beyond human things that Desmond done that many, if not most of us, wouldn’t have the strength to accomplish, and we should be grateful to live in a time where we aren’t called upon like him. But I think we can learn some simple things from him, listening, learning, are two of the most simple things you can do for those around you. Getting someone the most perfect gift because of a comment they made ages ago but you remembered, or simply, nodding in agreement and saying you remember, when they tell you an upsetting story you’ve heard before. Not to get them to be quiet, but to let them know you are listening.
@kurt6518
@kurt6518 4 месяца назад
I love the way you worded this.
@ereynolds72
@ereynolds72 4 месяца назад
@@kurt6518 thank you very much, I appreciate you taking the time to say so
@myanoel0
@myanoel0 Год назад
this movie had me so emotionally invested. I had a headache because i couldn't express the amount of happiness sadness, and fear i felt watching this masterpiece. Yet another one of my favorite movies of all time.
@mesmer3780
@mesmer3780 3 года назад
"Are you wounded?" "Not physically, but the PTSD is going to last a lifetime."
@hazard9520
@hazard9520 3 года назад
Mesmer ASMR oof
@christopherwhite542
@christopherwhite542 3 года назад
I can only imagine and the fact that the asshole who makes it hell asks if he's wounded.....great acting!
@SatansOps
@SatansOps 3 года назад
I mean, the man didn't have any regrets. When interviewed he said that all he thought was "God please let me get just one more".
@christopherwhite542
@christopherwhite542 3 года назад
@@SatansOps #tillallareone!
@sentinel-wraith9060
@sentinel-wraith9060 3 года назад
Doss lost a lung and apparently 5 ribs from his service in WWII due to disease.
@adelinepop
@adelinepop 4 года назад
When he leans his head into the other guys hand made me tear up. Like he needed some kind of comfort after everything he just did.
@CinoG2G
@CinoG2G 4 года назад
Yupp. Asked him if he's wounded and he's like .." not on the outside"
@redeemedfollower2851
@redeemedfollower2851 4 года назад
I loved that part! And, can you really blame him. After seeing all that he did, experiencing all of THAT, even the most hardened of men would let their walls crumble, even if only to experience something like Love, Compassion, and Kindness.
@kojtxiszoonyobhlubkoj6935
@kojtxiszoonyobhlubkoj6935 4 года назад
I guess I'm not the only one noticed this part! !!!
@k3nfr0st39
@k3nfr0st39 4 года назад
You'd be heartless if you weren't moved by that. That guy gave it his all and then some on that battlefield. "Just one more..."
@Settistudios
@Settistudios 4 месяца назад
“ are you wounded?” “No” Bro his hands were tore up, face scratch led, bruised and bloody, bro is humble af
@jameslalley3787
@jameslalley3787 Год назад
A quiet , unassuming man of God that showed them all what a true hero does and is !
@matzdijkstra3234
@matzdijkstra3234 5 лет назад
That one guy on your team that has zero kills and zero deaths and is just trying to save everyone
@purplefood1
@purplefood1 5 лет назад
Support gets the most XP
@spartan1010101
@spartan1010101 5 лет назад
“OMG NOOB GET A FUCKING KILL ALREADY! IF NOT, BE A RIFLEMAN SO I CAN GET THE SHOTTY!”
@user-sr2zo7lt8q
@user-sr2zo7lt8q 4 года назад
Puk de Pjoes literally 75 assists
@lilbliss6432
@lilbliss6432 4 года назад
Sona Main over here
@dannygonzalez3337
@dannygonzalez3337 4 года назад
Didn’t it occur to you that this comment was done in poor taste this is a movie that focuses on the horrors of war not some bullshit video game that barely even catches the reality of war
@grievousclock7519
@grievousclock7519 2 года назад
He’s that one of a kind medic that everyone wants in any battle field game.
@yoshijb9428
@yoshijb9428 2 года назад
Dude I always try to revive my team when I play medic classes. But everyone just kills themselves before I can get them!😔😔
@Big_AlMC
@Big_AlMC 2 года назад
@@yoshijb9428 yeah because you res them during a firefight and they get shot instantly.
@yoshijb9428
@yoshijb9428 2 года назад
@@Big_AlMC no I actually will try to do in cover. But in big conquests matches guys opt to kill themselves than hope for a revive. You should ress someone in safety never in a firefight. Every medic knows that. It's their own stupidity I try to ress you than you get shot again!🤦‍♂️
@samsonguy10k
@samsonguy10k 2 года назад
Weirdest thing is the closest gameplay I've seen to that is in a Funhaus video with James and Adam playing the WW1 Battlefield game. I think it was Adam that played full combat medic, only reviving downed soldiers without shooting anybody, and took their team to victory. James played full combat mechanic, but didn't do so well with that.
@shawndowns2487
@shawndowns2487 2 года назад
What he did was no fucking game. I met many other medics that were better then any fucking video game character
@StyxByrd
@StyxByrd Год назад
The amount of love this human had for his fellow man is truly inspiring.
@arriuscalpurniuspiso
@arriuscalpurniuspiso 4 месяца назад
Pathetic baby always crying. Classic liberal doormat
@strelita7
@strelita7 10 месяцев назад
This dude really deserves a national holiday for his heroic actions. God was on his side
@grubbitoes9735
@grubbitoes9735 5 лет назад
I’m surprised he could carry so many dudes that had all of that that gear on with those balls of steel weighing him down.
@hfdshrimp3973
@hfdshrimp3973 5 лет назад
Grubbitoes he didn’t really carry many people, he mainly dragged them. Which is considerably harder due to friction. But if he stood and ran with the wounded he would likely be shot
@devinsmith9067
@devinsmith9067 5 лет назад
Dude balls of diamonds f steel
@awsomesauce03
@awsomesauce03 4 года назад
@@hfdshrimp3973 I mean theirs more work but you do have the advantage of being able to drop and then start dragging in a couple of seconds and it's also really hard to carry someone who has been shot in the front. Stuff would start leaking out and you'd beat the shit out of the wounded area causing them to flip all over the place like a fish out of water with pain.
@hfdshrimp3973
@hfdshrimp3973 4 года назад
games i'm shit at exactly
@ricosintron2075
@ricosintron2075 4 года назад
Nah man balls of titanium
@DivineKnight_115
@DivineKnight_115 3 года назад
the messed up part is at the end when he finally gets a shower, all the blood that washes off of him isn't even his...
@samanthawylie893
@samanthawylie893 3 года назад
Powerful observation.
@lowkoalatee4033
@lowkoalatee4033 3 года назад
Yep it’s the blood of the wounded people he saved.
@alifrahman1328
@alifrahman1328 3 года назад
But nit to mention he also has wounds from gunshot on his back
@jellyslopefall572
@jellyslopefall572 3 года назад
Symbolising that there’s no blood on his hands
@dnkxir6448
@dnkxir6448 3 года назад
He also had a lot of cuts and scrapes
@GITMachine
@GITMachine Год назад
He had their backs the entire time, and at the end, they had his. A powerful scene. Garfield played this role perfectly.
@arriuscalpurniuspiso
@arriuscalpurniuspiso 4 месяца назад
He acted like a moist baby perfectly
@guccig440
@guccig440 Год назад
The ending when everyone stares at him is unbelievable. Gave me chills. They are amazed by the bravery and stunts he did.
@youxkio
@youxkio Год назад
5:16 from this part. This is the part that deserves all the Oscars. This shows the actual emotional state of war shock. Perfectly performed! These are the initial mental disturbances that later result in what most PTSD-suffering soldiers do after demobilization.
@splatman_26
@splatman_26 Год назад
Fax
@t.mcgarry4
@t.mcgarry4 Год назад
And the scene where his legs get weak and he sits down is exactly what would happen when the adrenaline is finally wearing off. Andrew Garfield truly is an unbelievably talented actor.
@jeremiah6945
@jeremiah6945 Год назад
​@Will Swift Don't ask.
@Arondeight
@Arondeight 10 месяцев назад
I think, also how this movie showed, some of his PTSD wasn't just from enemy soldiers. He got bullied and attacked because of his beliefs. He might have had those fight or flight instincts no matter friend or foe.
@golfhound
@golfhound 7 месяцев назад
@@t.mcgarry4 that's why he received an academy nomination for his efforts. He truly deserved the oscar. I can't imagine why he didn't win. He did however, win the Golden Globes award which is the people's vote. The Oscar is the academy vote. Since Mel Gibson is poison in Hollyweird, I'm not surprised he and Garfield didn't win an Oscar. Oscars are so politically driven that the best don't usually win. Everyone knows that Hollyweird has their own agenda and they often award a film/actor/etc to support their agenda. ie. Steven Spielberg is probably the greatest director ever, but has only one Oscar for directing. He deserves at least 10. We can all make educated guesses as to why he only has one for Schindler's List. He definitely deserved Oscars for the Color Purple, Saving Private Ryan, Jaws, E.T, A.I., Catch Me If You Can, Band of Brothers, Empire of the Sun, Raiders of the Lost Ark.
@ramborocketeer2904
@ramborocketeer2904 4 года назад
5:55 The way Desmond leans into his hand against his face for a sign of comfort is the most heart breaking scene. He's terrified.
@nero786
@nero786 4 года назад
Rambo Rocketeer he was terrified. And in shock.
@REmasteredSEED911
@REmasteredSEED911 4 года назад
Despite his courage, he has every right to feel terrified. Not because he didn't want to die, but he doesn't want God's assigned work for him to be over simply like that, not while so many will still suffer in the coming battle ahead. He has every right to be afraid (the Japanese forces were merciless after all), but he chooses to be brave anyway.
@2WayJdot
@2WayJdot 4 года назад
The fact he saved over 50 men without a weapon is all gods work
@c.i.a.293
@c.i.a.293 4 года назад
Ablicity cool so he didn’t actually do anything god did it all gotcha
@patchthevelociraptor4764
@patchthevelociraptor4764 3 года назад
Greganthony Smithen God helped him
@hugemusiclover1837
@hugemusiclover1837 Год назад
This is the true meaning of the meme. *Careful, he's a hero!*
@aleksandarvil5718
@aleksandarvil5718 Месяц назад
@hugemusiclover1837 Even MORE meta , COZ Andrew Garfield was Peter Parker / Amazing Spider-Man (2012, 2014, 2021)
@Whatatroopa
@Whatatroopa Год назад
You don’t have to be religious to relate. Sometimes your belief in humanity & the need to uplift those around you inspires actions one would think to be impossible. Beautiful scene.
@GabrielArchon
@GabrielArchon Год назад
I agree entirely.
@johnnysins1628
@johnnysins1628 3 месяца назад
Desmond wasn't religious he was holy
@chowrites6179
@chowrites6179 2 года назад
I don't care what anyone says, this is the best war movie ever.
@bandkgrover
@bandkgrover 2 года назад
Not the best war show ever. That one goes to band of brothers.
@David-dn5xg
@David-dn5xg 2 года назад
@@bandkgrover I would seperate BOB from movies, it is BY FAR the best series ever! As for the movie, I would say Saving private Ryan :)!
@nickpenaranda725
@nickpenaranda725 2 года назад
@@bandkgrover don't you hear what he said? He doesn't care what anyone says.
@nickpenaranda725
@nickpenaranda725 2 года назад
@@bandkgrover so i guess keep your opinion to yourself
@zachsutton2113
@zachsutton2113 2 года назад
There is some pretty good competition though
@seanskehan6188
@seanskehan6188 2 года назад
The look Sarge gives doss when he grabs the other guy, nodding his head slightly after he runs off with him, a look of utmost respect for him
@stephenchen856
@stephenchen856 Год назад
some fantastic acting by this cast: Garfield, Worthington, and Vince Vaughn. This movie really showed how great this generation was! Up there with Saving Private Ryan, Band of Brothers, and the Pacific.
@stoagymahalo5268
@stoagymahalo5268 Год назад
Fun fact I learned while in that no one really mentions but I say works for everyone, IF the enemy is covered and you need to move, best to aim a bit below them as it'll kick up their cover and force them down as they instinctively begin to bunker down AND grant you and the moving element friendlies concealment.
@coolman3455
@coolman3455 5 лет назад
“Lord, please help me get one more.”
@bearboi8984
@bearboi8984 4 года назад
The best line I have ever heard✊ respect
@seepingcrimson
@seepingcrimson 4 года назад
When?
@prim1327
@prim1327 4 года назад
Prometheus it now in a movie but in his book that he wrote I think
@InsecureHobo
@InsecureHobo 4 года назад
@@prim1327 its in the movie
@claytondorland2976
@claytondorland2976 4 года назад
Me when I'm taking shots
@gabe2349
@gabe2349 2 года назад
One thing they got wrong here was that Doss was severely wounded. He took a grenade to the leg and a compound fracture to his arm. He used a rifle stock as a splint for his arm, tended his own wounds, and then crawled 300 yards to safety.
@dominictalley6563
@dominictalley6563 2 года назад
That’s later in the movie when they go back up for the last time so in the movie he kicked it away from of his guys instead what really happened was he was taking cover with another individual and and grenade was near them and he used his foot/leg to cover it and it was already the end of the movie and didn’t have a lot of time left so they didn’t show how he got shot in the arm on the stretcher and then had them leave him to take someone else in a more critical position who needed it more and had treated his own wounds and then have them come back for him he crawled 300 yards to and then was retrieved to be brought the rest of the way but yea all that stuff got cut out of the movie because it was suppose to be at the end of the movie and it would’ve been a second climax in the movie the way they went had a smooth decrescendo for the film but it missed some pretty amazing details about Desmond during the final battle in the process
@mr.meeseeks5127
@mr.meeseeks5127 2 года назад
That was after he goes back up the next day on his Sabbath. Which was a day he requested never to work, but after saving those 75 men, his own battalion refused to go back up on the ridge without him. He went with them anyways. That's when he took a grenade to the leg.
@Ar_Tank
@Ar_Tank 2 года назад
@@mr.meeseeks5127 not only that but when he was wounded by said grenade he refused I think twice or three times to be carried away so other wounded soldiers could be carried away instead
@user-pv1vq8ee2t
@user-pv1vq8ee2t 2 года назад
It was actually explained by the creators that audience might find unrealistic
@levytheloca
@levytheloca 2 года назад
the director cut it because he thought that the viewers would find it unrealistic or unbelievable BUT personally i wish they still included it. But as someone above said, it couldve been another climax while the movie is alr coming to end
@brianroberts815
@brianroberts815 Год назад
What a great movie. It really hit home. My son served in Afghanistan. Two tours of duty. He made it home once, for Christmas, and then about a year later he full filled his contract. He was a medic with Airborne out of Fort Benning, Georgia. He received 3, actually 4 Purple Hearts before they decided he was a liability Now, he goes to school. They're footing the bil. He has a full pension, insurance and got a good deal on a home loan. I don't think it was worth it. He still walks with a limp and a cane sometimes. Still suffering from PTSD and is a different man than the boy we sent over there. War is horrible!!!
@athos1029
@athos1029 3 месяца назад
Please thank your son for his service for me.
@elisabuekenberghs257
@elisabuekenberghs257 2 года назад
the fact that this is a true story still gives me chills
@DavidLinn
@DavidLinn 2 года назад
let me give you more chills by telling you that the movie left out some more incredible feats he did...while severely injured
@modeloman4568
@modeloman4568 Год назад
The fact that they toned down and left out some of his other feats because they thought people would think it was to unrealistic when in reality it did happen blew my mind.
@bradda.c
@bradda.c Год назад
@@modeloman4568 at least it tells the main part of what happened but it’s incredible still.
@gunawanputera6443
@gunawanputera6443 Год назад
They toned down the story because the real one probably too graphic
@evanextreme6157
@evanextreme6157 Год назад
I am your 669th like Nice
@nolanhewitt1893
@nolanhewitt1893 4 года назад
That great man makes the Avengers look like mall cops.
@Tracer_Krieg
@Tracer_Krieg 4 года назад
Honestly? He'd probably be able to convince Thanos at his all time evilest to give up his ways and repent.
@misssmisssymaria
@misssmisssymaria 4 года назад
The avengers weren’t real, but this man was.
@hiramc.9111
@hiramc.9111 4 года назад
True dat
@excelsior8682
@excelsior8682 4 года назад
Let's stop kidding ourselves, the Avengers are just mall cops lmao.
@Ladco77
@Ladco77 4 года назад
@@excelsior8682 The Avengers are fiction. Doss was a real living breathing man, not just a story.
@nolanld
@nolanld 11 месяцев назад
Desmond is a man of focus, commitment, sheer will. I can assure you that the stories you hear about Desmond Doss, if nothing else, have been watered down.
@apexpredator4937
@apexpredator4937 Год назад
Saw this when it released in theaters & watched it again on demand with my parents. When I told them I saw it in theaters they looked pissed at me cause it's that good of a movie to see it on the biggest screen possible. Such a beautiful movie even though it was based during war time.
@wh1654
@wh1654 5 лет назад
This is the best war movie I have ever seen. After seeing the movie, had to research Desmond Doss. What a miraculous, courageous and caring human being. RIP Desmond.
@reece6258
@reece6258 5 лет назад
U think this was a good movie watch 13 hours that's also a true story and it's brilliant just like this one 💯
@wh1654
@wh1654 5 лет назад
Thanks I will check it out.
@frog2924
@frog2924 5 лет назад
I would agree but... i just saw five feet apart
@jtrujillo0823
@jtrujillo0823 4 года назад
Cool
@maurobennotto8627
@maurobennotto8627 4 года назад
You know this shit is fake as a pllastic cock dont you?
@nikolai3620
@nikolai3620 2 года назад
This guys story is so outrageous it's hardly even believable. 75 people this guy saved without firing a single bullet. Tell me of someone more deserving of a Medal Of Honor than this guy.
@sassbrat
@sassbrat 2 года назад
Don't forget that he also saved the Japanese wounded as well. He didn't see a enemy that was trying to kill him only a short time ago but a life that needed to be saved.
@boobtoob2507
@boobtoob2507 2 года назад
A Japanese sniper also said in his memoirs after the war that he had doss in his sights three separate times and his gun jammed every time. I’m not religious but It’s hard to believe something wasn’t up there protecting him on that ridge that day.
@cappuccinosnephew1382
@cappuccinosnephew1382 2 года назад
@@sassbrat He was truly a man of God.
@ElJorro
@ElJorro 2 года назад
Twice is a coincidence but three times. Yeah…someone was looking out for him.
@alastor9116
@alastor9116 2 года назад
E=mc² that's all
@mishamontgomery982
@mishamontgomery982 Год назад
Man his acting is amazing!! He did a fantastic job with his character. I don’t think anyone else could have played that part better.
@Eternaldarkness3166
@Eternaldarkness3166 Год назад
I love the realism and attention to detail in this movie, because we see him protecting his hands against the rope so they wouldn't mess his hands up, where normally a lot of movies just have the guy go for it and nothing happens to his hands after.
@petercampbell1287
@petercampbell1287 4 года назад
People say that we need more people like Desmond doss on the battlefield to help save people in wars. But really we need more people like Desmond doss so that wars don't happen.
@normtrooper4392
@normtrooper4392 4 года назад
Precisely that!
@thechosenjuan8776
@thechosenjuan8776 4 года назад
Kinda funny how comments like these really lose their impact when you see them underneath every fucking video again and again.
@hantallica
@hantallica 4 года назад
When crazy totalitarian lunatics are out there, I will not want someone like Doss as my commander in chief. Yes, avoid war at any cost, but you must defend for your freedom and liberty at all costs.
@SpadaccinoLuciano
@SpadaccinoLuciano 4 года назад
Desmond Dosses don't run the world. Warmongers do. They send Desmond Dosses to die.
@nun_9236
@nun_9236 4 года назад
I like your statement
@zlatantheking3926
@zlatantheking3926 3 года назад
As a combat medic myself, i aspire to be even remotely close to him.
@warmcanadain7649
@warmcanadain7649 3 года назад
That is a good goal but that man was protected by god himself but I hope that you can save many and go home to your family again
@sparty54
@sparty54 3 года назад
Modern Combat Stop giving credit where it isn’t due, there is no God, that was all him.
@ravenevermore7338
@ravenevermore7338 3 года назад
Absolutely ridiculous to say it wasn’t God when he totally relied upon God and his faith to do what he did.
@warmcanadain7649
@warmcanadain7649 3 года назад
Raven Evermore thank you that is very true
@akhonankosi4704
@akhonankosi4704 3 года назад
Hope u get a medal
@thecheezybleezy7036
@thecheezybleezy7036 7 месяцев назад
Doss, puller, john, audi, winters. So many legendary men
@jareddeuba5805
@jareddeuba5805 4 месяца назад
He was very patient, he was very kind as a colleague, as a soldier, I cried because of what he did, I could see it in his eyes that he was going to cry, the hardship and tiredness he felt because of his love for his colleagues
@faizunasyraff3719
@faizunasyraff3719 4 года назад
*japanese soldiers peeks over the cliff* American soldiers: You peeked the wrong cliff fool
@SwanADolphin
@SwanADolphin 4 года назад
Chicken McCluck they just get yeeted
@craig4451
@craig4451 4 года назад
Why didn't they just cut the net off or/and toss a few grenades over the side onto those below.
@ianjoaquinharder1470
@ianjoaquinharder1470 4 года назад
They were un prepared for a lot of soldiers
@redasualt1413
@redasualt1413 4 года назад
Jappenese:FBI open up! American Soldiers:you ambusged the wrong spot jappenese:holy shit
@filippopecorari
@filippopecorari 4 года назад
Lol
@jackiechan6460
@jackiechan6460 4 года назад
If someone told you there once lived a man that saved 75 wounded soldiers. You'd say "Wow thats amazing! holy shit!" If then that someone told you it was in one battle... you would go into denial.
@oliverhenderson5761
@oliverhenderson5761 4 года назад
Add onto that fact he was unarmed
@Menhtrol
@Menhtrol 4 года назад
I REALLY want to like this comment but the fact that its on 75 likes makes it really freaking hard
@veralenora4033
@veralenora4033 4 года назад
Minimum!! 75 soldiers. They weren't exactly keeping a close count when the wounded kept coming in. Some others say it was over 100. 75 were verified.
@muffind3828
@muffind3828 4 года назад
And then there were reports from a Japanese sniper who claimed his rifle kept jamming each time he pulled the trigger while aiming at an American medic (believed to be Doss)
@nun_9236
@nun_9236 4 года назад
@@Menhtrol as of today, likes on his comment are +300 :)
@catlikethief1718
@catlikethief1718 Год назад
That's some of the best acting I've ever seen. What's crazier is that this happened. The rope burn is enough to deter a lot of people. Heroes are real, and they're everywhere.
@miranda13c
@miranda13c 10 месяцев назад
I love the amount of respect shown to Desmond at the end.
@maxxdoutt3585
@maxxdoutt3585 3 года назад
The part at the end, it’s like they’re literally watching Christ himself walk past them. Brings me close to tears every time I watch it.
@mikecimerian6913
@mikecimerian6913 3 года назад
I think it is love.
@johnnyreb2241
@johnnyreb2241 3 года назад
To those men Doss was their Jesus
@Mbkeli12
@Mbkeli12 3 года назад
When i watched it at the end was sad
@nocalsteve
@nocalsteve 3 года назад
The scene was foreshadowed earlier in the movie when soldiers on a road parted for a tank passing through. The inference being that Doss was given the same reverence for toughness that a tank would get.
@johnnyreb2241
@johnnyreb2241 3 года назад
@@nocalsteve or maybe people didnt want to get ran over by a tank😂😂 i get your point though i just couldnt pass the opportunity to say that lol
@stephenjackson1067
@stephenjackson1067 3 года назад
Just because his brothers turned on him, doesn’t mean he would turn on his brothers
@shanebolyard982
@shanebolyard982 3 года назад
Brilliant comment
@wilford9217
@wilford9217 3 года назад
I wish i have a heart like him to forgive the people i hate ......that the only thing i wish from god to be a good man
@user-fu8rg4ov5o
@user-fu8rg4ov5o 3 года назад
Yeah, I too wish I can have a heart like that
@SoldierOfFate
@SoldierOfFate 3 года назад
The fact he was bullied harshly in boot camp but nevertheless held onto his faith and morals when it was time to enter the battlefield is tear-breaking.
@Karl_Drogo55
@Karl_Drogo55 3 года назад
@@SoldierOfFate those that bullied him tho will forever be changed by his actions tho..powerful stuff
@andreabennington
@andreabennington Год назад
No one would have believed the movie if they had put into it every act of bravery and heroism that Desmond Doss performed. I read a Biography about his life where the writer spent years interviewing friends, family, relatives, teachers, military comrades, co-workers, etc...and went over a lot of paperwork from military service records, notes from his superior officers, school teacher notes, report cards, reports from his boss, etc, etc...Desmond Doss was not just universally LIKED by everyone he knew, he was universally RESPECTED. He was held in the highest regard from his teachers, to his school principal, to his friends to his pastor. I wish I could have met him.
@Kayy3020
@Kayy3020 2 года назад
I cried like a baby watching this movie. Andrew was incredible. And the fact it's based on a true story makes it even more emotional.
@JohnSmith-bx5fg
@JohnSmith-bx5fg 11 месяцев назад
Maybe lay of the atrazine
@Statz_x3
@Statz_x3 8 месяцев назад
The fact he brought back Smitty, leave no man behind!
@safinafebriyanti4758
@safinafebriyanti4758 Год назад
i love that he remembers to get down smitty to have proper funeral, true hero
@thebronzeage23
@thebronzeage23 2 года назад
5:16 gives me goosebumps everytime. he’s so traumatized by what he’s been through in such a short amount of time, adrenaline running through his veins, completely numb to tiredness. even when he’s safe with his fellow soldiers his mind is still wired to the war.
@rali7583
@rali7583 2 года назад
Not only that, but his adrenalyne starts to cooldown, thats why he nearly falls; and presses his head to the commanders hand, feeling of comfort and security knowing a higher rank is looking at him and knowing what he did.
@user-bc9sm7eg5l
@user-bc9sm7eg5l 2 года назад
Don't forget they also beat him up
@ohwell94
@ohwell94 2 года назад
He was going on sheer faith, adrenalin and was on autopilot And that crash is HARD when coming down from it
@davisjones7137
@davisjones7137 2 года назад
He must have struggled with PTSD the rest of his life
@alexmyladoor4858
@alexmyladoor4858 3 года назад
Love that you can actually see the effect of adrenaline in him. Literally on his last legs, exhausted. The adrenaline from fear and his will keeping his legs up. The moment his mind recieves the comfort of his fellow soldiers the legs were like "ok we can let get now"
@fefyfefingtion1530
@fefyfefingtion1530 2 года назад
Adrenaline is a hell of a drug
@Soul_Q3
@Soul_Q3 2 года назад
His legs: Aight bro, get off! U heavy as fk!!
@po350
@po350 4 месяца назад
This movie has always brought me to tears. The actions of Desmond Doss took is no short of a miracle. I couldn't even imagine having a thought of going to war without a weapon to defend myself let alone surviving a war... The faith and conviction of this man is worth honoring...
@KerMaWaffLe
@KerMaWaffLe 2 года назад
6:10 what I love about this shot is that the Soldiers that initially treated him like crap, now look at him in awe because not only did he spent 24 hours on the Ridge by himself bringing down survivors, but Doss is the one that saved their life
@golvic1436
@golvic1436 Год назад
What was even more amazing was that there was a confirmed story of a Japanese soldier who had him dead to rights when he was getting the wounded down the cliff, and the soldier's gun jammed when he tried to take the shot.
@PeteyGunn
@PeteyGunn 3 года назад
No gun just a medic bag and a bible, yet this meek man holds the highest honor. I guess its true the meek shall inherit the earth
@Rtxgaming10
@Rtxgaming10 3 года назад
Amenn🙏❤🌈✝️📖🕊
@danielkokal8819
@danielkokal8819 3 года назад
the meek shall inheret the earth.... but watch out for the taxes
@jeffreyalanalaniz2859
@jeffreyalanalaniz2859 3 года назад
@@danielkokal8819 the bible says differently..
@deirdremorris9234
@deirdremorris9234 3 года назад
@@jeffreyalanalaniz2859 ?? What does it say?
@jeffreyalanalaniz2859
@jeffreyalanalaniz2859 3 года назад
@@deirdremorris9234 matthew 5:5 thats where
@Incepter.
@Incepter. Год назад
Love how the soldiers walked for a path for Doss acting with respect and honor towards him, knowing he saved many lives with his courage.
@pothagrias4311
@pothagrias4311 8 месяцев назад
Beautiful movie with a beautiful tribute
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