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Watch "Concientious Objector "....more accurate story of Desmond Doss and the men he served with

You cut so much out go away .

Did you say, "I guess flamethrowers only work against Asians." 🤣 🤣

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Amazing movie, please reaction Pearl Harbor!! saludos de Chile

Thank you for that powerful reaction. I found myself thinking how much more serious a war film must be for you guys and I wish you all the best. Despite what you might have heard, us Americans have not forgotten about Ukraine. I still haven't caught either of your names yet, but it was REALLY refreshing to hear one of you saying that you didn't believe in God but still respected the messages of this film. My girlfriend and I are both atheists, but we each love Hacksaw Ridge and have immense respect for Desmond Doss even though neither one of us view the world like he did. This movie was a big hit over here among both right and left politically, and among believers and non-believers. It was a rare unifying film which was extremely important at the time because in 2016 (and still today) America has not been this divided since our Civil War in the 1860's. I also wanted to voice my frustration that I was never taught about Desmond Doss in our history classes. I cannot understand why he was excluded because we did talk about the battle of Okinawa. Virtually no one (in my experience) except senior citizens, remembered or even heard of Desmond Doss until 2016 when this movie came out. Oh, I also wanted to add that the Japanese military did have quite a few automatic weapons in their arsenal. The Americans were much better equipped overall, but the Japanese had the Type 100 submachine gun and more importantly they had the Type 99 light machine gun (that is the weapon with the magazine pointing upward). The Type 99 was actually a better weapon than our WW2 light machine gun , the "BAR." Where the Americans really did overpower the Japanese in terms of small arms, however, was with the standard service rifle. The Americans had the 8-round, clip fed, semi-automatic M1 Garand while the Japanese had the 5-round, clip fed, bolt-action Arisaka rifles. Anyway, thank you again for the video. I'm sure there will be a lot of recommendations for other war movies. You guys have already covered quite a few of the best ones. I would recommend "Platoon" (1986). It is a powerful Vietnam war film with a great cast and a completely different tone and feel than Hacksaw Ridge, Saving Private Ryan or Fury and it was directed by a real Vietnam veteran, Oliver Stone.

"GO AWAY!... batin"

Y does it blur out so much still a good video but the blurs are meh

The result of project 2025.

Next time, take a short break. Get yourself together. And then comment.

God bless the both of you and your very compassionate hearts!!!!!

I couldn't imagine watching a movie like this with a war going on in my country. Sounds everyone in Ukraine knows someone who has been lost in that awful war.

How it was and alot worse . Grandfather was in WW2 for 4.5 years I grew up with him. Best bloke ever.

Doss was a modern day saint, as what he did was a perfect example of a collaboration between God and man, That is, what happened was an impossibility for man alone. It required both God's assistance and Doss's faith in that assistance. Remove either element and Doss is either a dead man after a few hours or he never even tries. He is a lesson too for all of us of the heights we can achieve in war or peace by doing things God's way rather than buckling under to worldly wisdom. And this is especially true when the world is really heaping on the pressure to do otherwise. That kind of flack is a sure sign of being on the right track.

You should look into the accomplishments of the Real Desmond Doss. He had already won one Congressional Medal of Honor before Hacksaw Ridge. The director thought if he tried to show all he really did, no one would believe the movie.

When Desmond hit his brother with the brick and almost killed him, his father was gonna beat him with the belt. And then when the car fell on the boy's leg. Desmon man used a brick to prop it up And he used his belt to save the young boy.

Great Reaction !! Thank You

Check out Born on the Fourth of July. Tom Cruise's BEST performance.

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"With the world so set on tearing itself apart, it don't seem like such a bad thing to me to want to put a little bit of it back together." Fun Fact: The film received a standing ovation lasting nine minutes and forty-eight seconds at the Venice Film Festival in September 2016. Mel Gibson timed it. Casting Notes Fact: Teresa Palmer wanted a role in the film so badly that she auditioned via her smart phone and sent the recording to Mel Gibson. She heard nothing back for three months, until Gibson called Palmer to tell her that she landed the role. Location Location Fact: The battlefield sequence, overseen by Mel Gibson's longtime stunt double Mic Rodgers, was filmed on a small dairy farm (about one hundred square kilometres) near Sydney, Australia. Smoke trucks circled the perimeter to make sure any scenery that didn't look like World War II Okinawa was effectively blocked out. Historical Fact: When asked how many lives he saved, Desmond T. Doss said approximately fifty. However, witnesses said it was closer to one hundred. A mutual agreement was reached at approximately seventy-five. PFC Doss was not wounded and evacuated in a daylight assault at Hacksaw Ridge. He was wounded a couple of weeks later in the Okinawa campaign during a night attack near Shuri. As per his Medal of Honor citation (noted above), he was wounded in the legs by a grenade, but had to wait five hours before stretcher bearers could reach him, during which time he dressed his own wounds. While being carried back to safety by three stretcher bearers, they were attacked by a Japanese tank. Doss crawled off the stretcher to a more seriously wounded man and insisted the others evacuate that soldier and then return for him. While waiting for the stretcher to return, he was shot by a sniper as he was being carried by another soldier. This caused a compound fracture of his arm, for which he improvised a splint using a rifle stock. He then crawled three hundred yards to an aid station for treatment.

No the Gooks are not Chinese, they are Vietnamese.

I would've liked to hear what the girl had to say... why cut her off every time she tries to speak?!

Huh, I've already managed to forget you, but you reminded me of yourself in one of the videos with a selection of reactions. Interestingly, the mention of Mr. Dickinson is like Voldemort to you now?

There are Americans fighting in Ukraine, unofficially of course.

The same director of the movie The Shining (1980).

NiCE w0rk!

Gomer Pyle has the IQ of 70 at best, why he fucked up so much. During the draft we take everyone no matter the IQ.

Calvin Klein really screwed Kramer over😂 stole his idea, then tricked him into modeling😅

Cool film. I remember when it was first in theaters. Liking you two guys style a lot. Big shoutout from the mountains of East Tennessee. U.S.A. See you on the next. Bless you. Peace and love. Go with God. Later, y'all.

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Kubrick has said it's not anti-war. He wasn't political like that. He was more interested in the psychology of the transformation from kid to killer.

Thought that was KSI in the thumbnail

The Golden Rule is this, if you go to War!!!! You go to win the War, no fighting with one arm tied behind your back!!! , you win the war!!!!!

Private Ferguson was overweight and had a speech impediment but one day the Marine DIs found packets of peanut butter in his footlocker. We paid for it…while he ate it.

As a U.S. Marine Veteran…I can positively say that the most accurate portrayal of real life…in movies…is the first part of this movie.

How much does PfuhcRUclips pay you to censor? Do you have any idea how many soldiers died so you have the FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION? Shittin on em for views and subs. And there's the hypocrisy issue. You two see what you deny to the viewers. BraPfuhcinVo! Keep up the bad work!

It was a period of discovery...Sarge discovered a doughnut in Pvt Pyle's footlooker....Days later,, Pvt Pyle's M-14 discovered Sarge in the men's room....

This is THE MARINES NOT THE ARMY!!!!

So the character gets slapped on the face and this guy is chuckling ? I don’t get it. Some sort of idiot or something?