"They gonna win this, right? They gonna take this ridge." | Final Assault | Hacksaw Ridge (2016) 

Do a compilation where they react to the "Help me get one more" scene. It would be great.

If I was asked that question , " Who is Private Doss ? " I would say in reply " the bravest man in our platoon who didn't carry a gun and saved 75 of our men "

there is more to Desmond Doss' story. after he was put on the stretcher, he rolled off of it and insisted that they should take another wounded man instead, which they did. later, as he was waiting for a stretcher Desmond's left arm was hit by sniper fire, shattering the bone, but he was able to crawl to safety. Mel Gibson left those parts out of the movie because he didn't think people would believe it.

"How can they do that?" War, miss. This is war. It's hell "Why did they do that?" Honor

God bless Desmond Doss and his family! God bless all of the veterans who risked everything and sacrificed so much to protect our countries and preserve the freedoms we enjoy today! God bless all the souls - military and civilian - that we have lost in times of war! God bless America! God bless us all and grant us peace!

What’s crazy is that Desmond thought he dragged about 50 guys but sources say it was closer to 100. For the sake of the movie they agreed on meeting in the middle and saying 75.

Desmond is THE man of honor and braveness ! A legend!

Well done! I loved seeing all of their reactions. Desmonds spirit touches us all. To see the humanity of Doss and all of these wonderful people and their reactions is inspirational. Live good lives my friends. Take care of each other.

This here is the strength of a true hero, a real life hero, and yet he is not immortal, he’s only a man, but that one man saved countless others under enemy gunfire in the midst of battle, no fear, and courage flowing through his heart while god watched over him.

Just imagine how many generations He saved alone Single handedly

Such an amazing story, they already won when they waited for his prayer to finish.

This story is a little more real to this fourth generation vet. My dad fault there. Salute to my over 16 million brother and sister veterans and may you find peace with the battle within.

Desmond Doss is quite possibly the greatest film hero of the century

You did a beautiful in job in editing these reaction videos into a cohesive compilation. Well done!

Whats even crazier about this story, is that they fought several battles after Dawe's iconic and heroic actions on hacksaw and everytime they had dawes pray for their unit. Not a single man was lost for any of those battles. This scene here depicts the only time after those events that they didn't have time for dawes to pray for them and as a result he was injured along with several other men in the unit.

Beautiful! Thanks for compiling for us, sir.

Pvt Doss was extremely brave,..Absolutely amazing film...I would award him a Victoria Cross....The UKs military highest award

These compilations you do are GREAT! Thank you for doing these.

I'm in love with Ms. Ellie & Ms. Dasha.

I saw this movie, few days ago... Its truly inspirational, it had me in tears...

All my life i always wanted to know what a true hero was and Desmond doss showed me what it truly means to be a real hero

This movie should be required for every senior in high school to watch. Such emotional movie and Doss was a true hero. He was full of love for God, and his fellow man. John 15:13 No Greater Love 12 This is My commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you. 13 Greater love has no one than this, that he lay down his life for his friends. 14 You are My friends if you do what I command you.

The Japanese officer, who was committing sipaku which is ritualistic disembowelment. The person who cut off his head was his 2nd.

This is real America and this is one reason that he has the winning spirit....

Everyone: owe yes they're surrendering Anyone who knows about WWII Japan: ha good one

A very excellent compilation!! From all great reactors!! Great story!! Great movie, thank you all, for learning of our history and what it takes to keep us free, we are losing these great men and women from that generation every day, that's the sad part, but what they did, and what they accomplished will live on forever, just as long as we remember them, and keep their stories and spirits alive....take care all, God Bless the U.S.A.

The only man who proved you never needed a high kill count to earn the Medal of Honor. Bro earned it with a 0/0/70 KDA ratio

You always pick the best moments. I wonder if Schindler's List has been suggested before for the last breakdown scene?

Some notes they took out of the movie: #1 Doss did other stuff BEFORE Hacksaw. So much so that he was awarded the Bronze star with V for Valor TWICE. #2 He had close to 20 pieces of shrapnel from the grenade in his body. #3 He kept rolling off the litter to get other troops evacuated before him. As he waited for the litter he would crawl towards the cliff face #4 While being carried a sniper shattered his arm. He didn't say anything until AFTER they got him down. #5 He actually wanted to return to his unit after Hacksaw. It took his CO, LT and other troops to tell him to go home. #6 He never wanted the MoH. He was quoted as saying "I just did my job. The guys who didn't make it home deserve this more than me." #7 The guy from NYC who got hit in the face said that when he invited Doss to his wedding Doss joked with him "Guess you found a girl that could deal with that face".

Some movies give me the onions. This one is an onion field, the size of a planet. God bless our Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines! RIBPE, Desmond Doss!

This is what a REAL superhero looks like

They after beheading during Seppukku: "Why are they do that?" The man of culture: "You would not understand it..."

There’s an old saying that “there are no atheists in foxholes or tanks“, but it goes much deeper than that. I bought Desmond‘s autobiography for my teenage daughter many years ago and there is absolutely no way to just talk about him as a “man“ he must be spoken of as a Christian man as it was his faith in the reality of God that fueled his actions. Loved all of those different reactions, thanks

Up there as one of the greatest war films ever.

I know we lost our civilization when this next generation asks "What was WW2 and did we win?"

Remember guys, war is hell and one side suffers as much as the other

"Why did he do that"...death before dishonor that's why

Wow if I can be like doss,what an amazing man !!!!

75 lives and 4 of those were Japanese. This man was the epitome of Proverbs 16:7 When a man's ways please the LORD, he makes even his enemies to be at peace with him. Also he was the living proof of the Psalms 23:1-6 The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the Lord for ever.

LESSON: Love and respect your elders, for you may not know the full measure of what they have done for you!

Flamethrower was the most dangerous job in the Marines during WW2. Life expectancy was 4 minutes...with a 92% causality rate.

Please make a compilation of "Help me save one more", I still get emotional about it

Great edits bradah.showed the best of reactors.

Kids .... enjoy your freedom ... someone somewhere had to die for it

Irony is that when he was transferred from hacksaw ridge to the navy cruiser it was the same ship his brother hal doss was serving aboard at the time. But hal oly discovered this after desmond had been triaged and then transferred for further medical attention to the battleship missouri

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

I know this has already been done by other mashup artists, but I'd really like to see a You'reMrLebowski mashup of Snape's memories from the pensive in "The Deathly Hallows."

The worrying thing is how little history they know....like, this happened, why don't you know things?

It's in the japanese soldiers training that surrendering is a disgrace they live in the code "bushido". They rather die than surrender. Here in PH, that's what they did, burned manila and it's marvel structures..

This is one of my favorite movies.

Why are they called the Greatest Generation... that's why!

This film is Amazing

Thank you for this!!!

Japanese commanding officers would commit ritual suicide after losing a battle rather than surrendering... It was part of the ancient Samurai ceremonial protocol. And they would do it just as shown in that scene, following a very detailed and exacting procedure. And our combat medics would treat and care for the Japanese wounded if necessary, even though Japanese troops consistently targeted them on the battlefield. This movie is accurate where historic value is concerned... Great job by Mel Gibson!

That's the power of faith: When the Good Lord is with you, nothing is impossible.

Japanese would offer to surrender and then pull a grenade. Hence the reluctance of U.S. troops to take many Japanese as prisoners. It happened a thousand times during the war in the Pacific.

Doss is a REAL HERO

It really disappoints me that so many have no clue about history

i am medic... this is the real thing.. we go in and take em out, until they kill us, simple.. Welcome from finland.. I do use gun, but... courage comes 1st

Has to be the only war movie that underplayed a soldoers accomplishmemts because reality seems too unrealistic

Doss is from my Hometown Lynchburg, Virginia

In WWII the Japanese lived by Bushido. The officers saw themselves as Samurai so to a Samurai defeat in battle is a disgrace so Sepuku was performed as a way to keep his honor intact from defeat. A lot of Japanese would fake surrender as to them the most glorious death is the one where you take as many enemies with you.

You have to do the help me get one more 🙏💯😭

They did that because they felt they dishonored their nation and emperor

was desmond doss the same old man that was in SHOOTER talking to mark wahlberg at his house???

great story and reactions, but didnt any of them research how the Japanese fought in WWII?

" also a medic "

Should do a compilation of when Doss returned from the ridge.

"how could they do that"? they knew they were losing, so they made a desperate attempt. Like with the kamikazes

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Rule #1 of War: there are no rules, only conversations about what was right or wrong at a later point by people who weren't there.

And that's why, despite all of their shortcomings, they are indeed called the Greatest Generation.

the japanese leader who killed himself was shamed, so it is called sepiku, a ritual suicide to reclaim his honor instead of living with shame

To those who wonder why the Japanese high ranker cut himself it's because a samurai cannot take a loss is because they cannot take the shame

That one chick talking bout rules to war like what

Classic

They don’t know Japan was on that Geneva suggestion shit

Some of these people need to read up on some history!

Wow

You should do both dune movies it would be amazing

On the way to the states, on a hospital ship, he was given a overdose of the wrong antibiotics, which caused the loss of most of his hearing.

I wish we all could make it to 91.

WAR!! what is it good for??

Everyone today forgets what despicable savages the Japanese were.

The Japanese way back then was death before dishonor and that explains why the Japanese fake surrendered and killed themselves. I know this is a bit late but incase anyone else sees this later.

Im sorry, but i cant cry at this. Might already be too desencitised

Strong young men go to war, too often at the requirement of weak old men who can't explain to the fathers and mothers, daughters, sons and wives why their loved ones will never return. For what? Religious zeal? Economics? Politics? No, if one asks me, it's all about hate and greed. Especially in our present enlightened, advanced, civilized age. World War 2 never really ended, it turned a profit, so they just changed the venue and added some different music. But like all sequels, it's a weak imitation of what was the only noble effort to stop an evil.

There are 3 types of people in the world..... Those who watch what happens, those who make things happen, and those who wonder wtf just happened...... which one are you?

For some viewers who don't why they committed harakiri. That's because of they don't want to die in shame. For IJA returning home alive was so shameful.

Every dam FEMENIST HAS TO SEE THIS MOWIE… THEY DONT NiED MEN🤨🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰

Ele tinha religião?

或許你會覺得荒謬。 這就是軍人的信念。 軍魂永在 軍人之名。

U.S.A FOREVER

All the credit to God? Who do we blame for Cancer,, Fires, Floods, 20 different religions. and Trump?

Desmon don't have enimes, he really follower of Jesus.

These acts of heroism are why I can't stand the "we don't need men" feminists of today.

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Nunca entendido porque la gente llora por una película. Creo que jamas lo hare

What is really really sad to this whole country & esp Veterans is the fact none of u knew about this since it was a war that help save this country period! To know u no nothing about that war is so so sad. It seems like we care more about illegals than our Veterans that r homeless or disable & no money

I respect the Imperialist Japan Army because of their beliefs. Fight to the death for the "New Empire" and Never surrender to the Western exploitation.