Just to let you know, this is another movie. Edited: bruv.. idgaf about all those hate replies, you don't know there will always be a kid who thinks this is Spiderman.
@@HybrXd_360 oh I just thought Andrew Garfield got beat up while serving in the military in 1945. While everything is being filmed like it's a movie with real life cuts and all. What is this brainrot youtube meta.
@@AdderTudeThe thing about Desmond Doss is he didn't save 75 people. Desmond said he saved 50, but the Army said he saved 100. No one knew exactly how many, so they agreed on 75.
Fun Fact about the 77th Infantry Division that Desmond Doss was a part of: it wasn't filled with young men like most of the Military was as the time, but a bunch of older men because the higher ups needed data on how older men would perform in combat. They also famously had some of the most insane, borderline cruel training, so when they presumably beat the shit out of Doss, they *_definitely_* made it hurt, and the fact he didnt rat any of them out tells you a lot about who he is as a person.
Is it not a bad thing thing that he didn’t rat them out? If you are working with assholes who will beat the shit out of you for some (I assume) small reason that does not help anyone in a combat situation…
Nah man semper Fi. You rat you fry.. That was army but the principle is the same. Also this unit was made honorary marines in the pacific so sorta applies
@@NightStormRider. if you ever want to gain the respect of your peers, ratting them out when they hate you is a good way to make sure that NEVER happens. you can see in the mens faces they gained a little respect for him for not ratting them out.
Doss was one of if not the best combat medic in history... He saved lives without firing a shot... He hauled bodies across battlefields through fire and mud... He was truly a legendary man. (EDIT)
And in the movie they had to dumb down the actual soldier’s feats because they thought they were too unbelievable. Just shows you how much of a hero he really was.
He actually did shoot back. he himself doesn’t know if he got a kill though. I suggest actually looking him up and not just repeating the top comment in any of the movies RUclips clips.
Fun fact: Desmond got injured and told his medics to help another man. Desmond then got shot by a Japanese sniper and crawled the length of a football field to safety. They didn’t show that in the movie because they thought it wasn’t realistic when it actually happened irl.
I hate it when movies do that, like just tell the truth, they will take out something like that, but will add an entire bit of drama just because. You know what, now I get it, they don’t care, they just want money. And if it has something that they don’t believe, fuck it. Talking about filming as a whole. Best example, the Jeffrey Dahmer series on Netflix. Didn’t give a fuck about the story, just profit. Not surprised, I’ve been known this, just that shit really does piss me off.
@@Biggsman_IV In your world, it would've been a 10 hour documentary. In our world, where people do want a shorter, more impactful, and easier to digest story, it turned out as a 2 hour movie that could be enjoyed in the theater in one good sitting. How about you appreciate that Doss' story is being shared in a good way at all by people who would've never cared had it not been a dramatic movie.
@@_DMNO_ holy shit dude, stop acting like some saint, I appreciate the story, it’s simply the fact that these movies always like to add something that didn’t happen while taking something out that did. By the way, it doesn’t make you sound better than me or anyone else, it’s simply Hollywood making good stories, okay, but taking away shit that could’ve made it better. Also, what is this, in my world it’s ten hours. Yes, I’d gladly sit around and watch a ten hour movie. I don’t think you get it, you’re the problem dude. People that have attention spans that are shorter than Peter Dinklage. What are you talking about. Also, no, it’s been said too many times, yes I do have time on my hands, on the weekends. I’d take that time to watch a ten hour movie. Honestly your entire comment makes no sense, as to why you felt the need to share that.
@@Biggsman_IV Spazzing out for what? It's hollywood, get over it. If you want facts, go watch a documentary. That sector of filmmaking needs to more viewers imo and I think you would be the perfect target audience!
@@user-us3xi7se5b dawg, I literally said, I’m not surprised. Two people now, have gone out of their way to be mad at someone because something, that is extremely understandable, pissed me off. It’s bullshit. And also, it makes you look like an ass when you say some silly shit like spazzing, when it’s clearly a rant. You might hate everything and not give a fuck, but some people do, and I’m gonna say what I feel like saying. Or you can whine and complain and babble about nonsense, like, what do you expect, it’s Hollywood. Maybe you would’ve known that I said that, if you had the brains to hit read more. This time, I would be surprised, if you even read this part, because clearly, you didn’t read more the first time. Also, I do, and a lot of documentaries, like the Dahmer one, is very incorrect about its facts. Did you just let autocomplete fill out the rest of your response after you said, spazzing out for what? Because it’s kinda like you did.
If I’m not mistaken the man who bullied doss the most during his time in basic training later came to him during their chapter in the pacific theater asking doss for forgiveness and even requesting that doss pray for him.
He didn't.. that was a movie. There are no verified documents saying he saved enemy soldiers. Or his own soldiers for that matter. This is a made up story by a man looking for attention an praise.. then exaggerated even more for a movie
This is a true story. He swore he would never kill another man. When they were in battle he saved almost everyone in that room without killing one person. A true hero
I undestand that the other soldiers were angry that he chose not to fight, but i can't help but feel that they were cowards. Doss showed, very simply, that he was trusting them to fight and keep him alive while he worked to do the same for them. He actively chose to run into battle without an equalizer, with the sole intent to save lives. Not an easy task.
@@cindypicadomolina7814 yea. Exactly..based, he was a real person but the events have been embellished. Mel gibson even says the story line wasn't doss's and is a fictional one with facts here and there. He had to to make it cinema worthy
@@tspiv Real-life hero Desmond Doss saved 75 soldiers in WWII without firing a shot, as depicted in the 2016 biographical war film Hacksaw Ridge, directed by Mel Gibson. Despite some minor changes to the story, Hacksaw Ridge was praised by Doss's son for its historical accuracy. You're just straight wrong... The movie was mostly accurate to history with "minor changes". That's a far cry different than your claim of "The story wasn't Doss' and is a fictional one with facts here and there."
"I got the energy and the passion to serve as a medic, right in the middle with the other guys. No less danger, just... while everybody else is taking life, I'm gonna be saving it. With the world so set on tearing itself apart, it doesn't seem like such a bad thing to me to wanna put a little bit of it back together." - Desmond Doss, the giy who miraculously saved hundreds of soldiers in battlefield without killing any enemy.
This is actually limberdicky. In reality, Doss was teased for a few days, but he very quickly earned everyone's respect by training right along side the platoon, and treating their wounds and blisters along the way.
To Hell and Back, the story of Audie Murphy most decorated soldier WW2 , they gave credit to other soldiers that Murphy actually did because they said nobody would ever believe that a little guy like Murphy could have done all the heroic things he did. Same thing for hero Desmond Doss, we owe a lot to all the brave men who fought for us. And to all the men and women ready to fight for us now. Thank you all, brave patriots.
Proceeds to save soooo many of those men without ever firing a gun! True definition of a hero. If it was real he would have been a great Captain America
What do you mean if it was real? The singular events may be dramatized, but he was a real person and one of the most well known medics in American history.
There is so much left out of the movie as Mel Gibson said if we had put it all in nobody would believe a single word of any of it. He had tuberculosis at the time of hacksaw ridge so he had to stiffle his coughing so as not not give away his location while finding injured soldiers he was diagnosed while in the V.A hospital and lost a lung to it. But that's not even half of it as he already was involved in two previous battles in the Pacific and was awarded the bronze star twice for the lives he saved in them the number of people he actually saved in the 3 battles he was involved in was closer to 300 men but he didn't want that on his medal of honour as not a prideful man he asked for just 50 to be shown but they settled on 75. He makes you want to be a better human being and his story is still taught to recruits to this day to show what one man is truly possible of doing if he really believes he can. There was a special ceremony held last year 2023 to represent this legend of a human being. May he rest in peace.
What is amazing is that people like you are willing to tell the stories of these legends. Because of people like you their stories will love on for as long as we're willing to tell it. Peace brother and I wish you the best in life.
To all of you who have read my comment I say yes watch the movie as its fantastic all round but go deeper and read or listen to his autobiography as it truly is mind blowing.
I love the part when the Commander called.and ask why have they not started the mission yet.they said the men are waiting for doss to finish praying.those men would not move until he finished praying
when he came down from the cliff to his colleagues, him freaking out due to shock and realization that hes not in immediate danger was so freaking well done!
This wasnt the best part by a long shot, it was when his brothers went back and got his bible to give to Doss, because they all realized God gave Doss the strength to save them.
Great man the only observer who earned the Congressional medal of Honor with out killing a single person . Saved around 100 service men in one night ..... We salute you for you service His Sargent and Major both said he is the bravest man they ever met
This movie will forever have a place in my heart an example of a true and honest man who stood up for what he believed in and fought to the very end. A true and proud American. Thank you all for your service🇺🇸
The baddest man on the fucking planet ! He stood his ground and provided more support than possibly any other person in the War ! Thank you sir for your service and your sacrifice for our Nation! God Bless And Keep You In His heavily favor !
@@reidvie1174"based" on a person. The storyline is not real, made up. He did carry a gun, and shoot was at hacksaw ridge and was a male. Everything else is an embellishment to make a good movie. He was one of thousands of men who fought, only he went on bragging and adding to his embellishments selling it to Hollywood for a director to add more embellishments, completely make up a storyline, then people like you who think it's 100% true🤦♂️I have oceanfront property in Oklahoma I can sell you buddy
Pretty sure almost everyone knows the name of this movie, but for those who don’t, it’s “Hacksaw Ridge”. If you haven’t seen it, watch it. I’m not even a huge fan of war movies, but this is certainly one that you simply can’t pass up. Great story. Great movie.
I agree. I'm a huge movie buff, but I've never been a big fan of war movies. "Hacksaw Ridge" is one of my favorite movies ever. It's definitely worth a watch!
The true story is far more unbelievable. Doss faced the fury of war malnourished when he saved all those lives. His faith prevented him from eating most rations. He survived on local plants. He was starving to death and still had more strength than 100 men... He was wounded, with severe lacerations and broken bones and continued to save lives. He rolled off the gurney to save more. He was beyond comprehension...
@@BOT_JERRY I'm sorry you're too ignorant to accept reality. Read a book or the official MILITARY RECORDS. He was starving because his faith prevented him from eating his rations. He saved over 70 souls and official records showed his fragile form. The real story is actually more unbelievable than the movie. The final scene with him being lifted from the battlefield only happened after he rolled off the Gurney to give his spot to a more wounded comrade. He then went on to save a few more soldiers before collapsing from his wounds. Get a life internet troll.
Broke my heart when I first saw this. Then I researched it. It was even more gut wrenching. And on the hill. He dragged the sergeant to the cliff and saved his half body life. Such a humble man in real life. And this man who portrayed him was a masterpiece. ❤❤❤
I'm related to him on my Mother's side. He grew up in Lynchburg, VA. We have a long list of Doss family members. We appreciate what Desmond did for our country, and the men in his platoon!! 💚 O+
He is a inspiring person for anyone. He was everything good in the world despite being in one of the worst moments of humanity's history. I wanna be like good strong humble person he was. This crosses all and any societal groups from ethnicity to religion.... your family were so lucky to have him. I wish he had been part of mine. To this day he is changing the fate of others.
His reconciliation with the men who beat him, or ignored it, or thought he was less than was amazing. You vant fight a war with pacifism and sometimes you need to fight a war, but you sure can't bring peace without men who don't know that you can't win everything with violence.
Yeah well while I was on special duty in Bahrain I worked with the army (I was AD AF at the time). I had a private I worked the gate with and we got along great. One day he came in wearing shades and I started talking to him and he finally said "You're gonna find out soon enough." And took his shades off. He had a massive black eye. I asked what happened. He had a bunk mate that he didn't get along with. It finally came to a head and they fought. He said if his Sargent asked though he fell off his bunk. That was the actual story he told his Sargent right in front of me too. So yeah stuff like this does happen even if it isn't common.
My favorite movie of all time. Mr Doss and so many many many more of OUR VETERANS, are the truest evidence of what honor and bravery is all about. Every time I find myself in the presence of OUR VETERANS I feel so humbled just to be allowed so. I'm so grateful that I've been blessed to have met many WW II, KOREA, AND VIETNAM VETERANS. To All of OUR VETERANS, I THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART FOR Y'ALL'S SERVICE. Sincerely with LOVE TEXAS. P.S. Lady Veterans from WW II, have told me some jokes that ALWAYS MADE ME TURN RED 😳🤣.
For those of you who don’t know this movie is called hacksaw ridge. It is really funny and inspiring. It also teaches a lot about history so I definitely recommend watching.
Doss saved 75 men over two days and nights. A lot of those men were in his platoon, the same men that beat him. 😮 Because of his extreme bravery many more people are alive today because of those 75 soldiers. Wives , children, grandchildren to say nothing of anyone that they have saved in their lifetime. Just think about it. ❤
He saved 300+ men, he just didn't want to be considered boastful so he only wanted 50 shown on his medal but settled on 75 when his officers didn't agree
They never beat him.. that was made up for the movie. And 75 is what was agreed on, but can't be verified . Most of movie isn't real. What's real is he was a medic during war, like thousands of other medics. He also carried a firearm and shot. All that other stuff was created to make a good story.
Because they thought he would get it easy by running without weopon (but medical equipment) and have Saturdays free (when he worked on Sundays). Also thought he feels like someone special when he could refuse weapons training but they could not.
Because contentious objectors have never been treated well at the time of their war, even if they agree to an altered form of service like Doss like thousands of other Quaker servicemen who refused to engage in battle but ran the field kitchens, the back line field hospitals, drove ambulances, and (especially in WWI) took care of the animals.
I saw this towards the end of my military career. This is one heck of a movie. I understand his beliefs. As a Christian I never should have swore or pledged my life because the only one that I should ever do that for is the Lord. My Pastor, whose father was in the navy just as I was, he said he understood why I joined and that he and my ometown church never stopped supporting me and the choice to serve after we were attacked on 9/11. I am proud to say: I am a Christian I am the grandson of a soldier I am the son of a soldier I am a nephew of a soldier I am a cousin of soldier and marine I am a Sailor who is proud of his family and loves this country! Thank you to my family.
It is always reassuring that ppl who are given mass destrzctiin weapons act like this and that it is seen as a way of being "one of us" to not kick out lunatics who act like that. In every military you find this kind of sadistic, babaric and completely useless behavior. And after they are done traumatizing each other at home, they get out into war. It is awful how "not snitching " is often romanticized in movies. Only full metal jacket has the balls to at least hint at what that dies to the psyche.
Says someone who has never been in any military or fought in any war. If you don't understand what goes into being a war-fighter, and to also be in real war, it's best not to insult them. Sit comfortably in your home and behind your keyboard while greaterer men than you or I will ever be, go out to fight snd die for the rest of us.
@@_DMNO_ Today, these “greaterer” men are fighting & dying purely for the interests of corporations and the ultra rich. Not for “freedom.” People like you are what enable this folly by romanticizing it. There’s no honour in travelling to some 3rd world country to topple governments and kill. And I certainly don’t co-sign it in my name or my “freedom.” Fighting a war just to fight a war does not make someone great.
i love how the sargent goes from soft and compassionate to his drill voice as asoon as he doesnt leave, showing its only an act of intimidation and if needed he really cares for his soldiers
Really?!! You’re part of the problem and why the world is like it is! People need to “snitch” on those who hurt and bully others, so they won’t continue to do so! I guess, according to you, there should be no court trials for victims of crimes because no one should “snitch” on the criminals. Criminals “snitch” on themselves by choosing to hurt others, and they deserve their consequences! 😡
@@user-hx7mi7ml8u How about you out the time and energy you out into replying to my sarcastic comment into a job or your studies, maybe you’ll be of use to society
What I most love about this movie is that after averything happened to him he didn't give up and in the end in the battle he was better than anyone who used a gun
His strength of character was an amazing example to his fellow soldiers and his commanding officers. This was a very good movie, I wish it was rerun more often. Because it shows younger generations even if you don't agree with the situation there are things you can do to make it better for everyone.
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Dang, they have a soldier who can beat up spiderman. No other military stands a chance.
In fact, their side won
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Just to let you know, this is another movie.
Edited: bruv.. idgaf about all those hate replies, you don't know there will always be a kid who thinks this is Spiderman.
@@HybrXd_360#humor you know it?
@@HybrXd_360 oh I just thought Andrew Garfield got beat up while serving in the military in 1945. While everything is being filmed like it's a movie with real life cuts and all. What is this brainrot youtube meta.
“One more, just let me get one more” such a beautiful human
Icing on the cake was when they showed a clip of Doss himself actually recounting that day when he pulled man after man off the Ridge.
@@AdderTudeThe thing about Desmond Doss is he didn't save 75 people. Desmond said he saved 50, but the Army said he saved 100. No one knew exactly how many, so they agreed on 75.
"If I'd gotten nothin out of this war other than that mans smile, i will have been well repaid" love that man!
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The way he smiled, he knew that Doss was a good soldier
It's a movie.. meaning it's not real
@@tspivdo you think he doesn't know that
@@DeborahPeters-zy6ho I don't think he does. If so he wouldn't comment that statement
@@tspiv shhhh. don't be a tard.
@@tspivRelax it's a RUclips clip.
Fun Fact about the 77th Infantry Division that Desmond Doss was a part of: it wasn't filled with young men like most of the Military was as the time, but a bunch of older men because the higher ups needed data on how older men would perform in combat. They also famously had some of the most insane, borderline cruel training, so when they presumably beat the shit out of Doss, they *_definitely_* made it hurt, and the fact he didnt rat any of them out tells you a lot about who he is as a person.
Is it not a bad thing thing that he didn’t rat them out? If you are working with assholes who will beat the shit out of you for some (I assume) small reason that does not help anyone in a combat situation…
Nah man semper Fi. You rat you fry.. That was army but the principle is the same. Also this unit was made honorary marines in the pacific so sorta applies
Fat electrician just dropped a great video about them. He has some great vids on unsung heroes and units
@@NightStormRider. if you ever want to gain the respect of your peers, ratting them out when they hate you is a good way to make sure that NEVER happens. you can see in the mens faces they gained a little respect for him for not ratting them out.
It wasn't borderline cruel it was. Guys died in that training.
Doss was one of if not the best combat medic in history... He saved lives without firing a shot... He hauled bodies across battlefields through fire and mud... He was truly a legendary man.
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Yes even a few who were on the other side as well 😮
@@mcvenne8935damn how did he not bleed out from the adrenaline.
He even saved Japanese soldiers all he cared about was human life.
And in the movie they had to dumb down the actual soldier’s feats because they thought they were too unbelievable. Just shows you how much of a hero he really was.
He actually did shoot back. he himself doesn’t know if he got a kill though. I suggest actually looking him up and not just repeating the top comment in any of the movies RUclips clips.
Fun fact: Desmond got injured and told his medics to help another man. Desmond then got shot by a Japanese sniper and crawled the length of a football field to safety. They didn’t show that in the movie because they thought it wasn’t realistic when it actually happened irl.
I hate it when movies do that, like just tell the truth, they will take out something like that, but will add an entire bit of drama just because. You know what, now I get it, they don’t care, they just want money. And if it has something that they don’t believe, fuck it. Talking about filming as a whole. Best example, the Jeffrey Dahmer series on Netflix. Didn’t give a fuck about the story, just profit. Not surprised, I’ve been known this, just that shit really does piss me off.
@@Biggsman_IV In your world, it would've been a 10 hour documentary.
In our world, where people do want a shorter, more impactful, and easier to digest story, it turned out as a 2 hour movie that could be enjoyed in the theater in one good sitting.
How about you appreciate that Doss' story is being shared in a good way at all by people who would've never cared had it not been a dramatic movie.
@@_DMNO_ holy shit dude, stop acting like some saint, I appreciate the story, it’s simply the fact that these movies always like to add something that didn’t happen while taking something out that did. By the way, it doesn’t make you sound better than me or anyone else, it’s simply Hollywood making good stories, okay, but taking away shit that could’ve made it better. Also, what is this, in my world it’s ten hours. Yes, I’d gladly sit around and watch a ten hour movie. I don’t think you get it, you’re the problem dude. People that have attention spans that are shorter than Peter Dinklage. What are you talking about. Also, no, it’s been said too many times, yes I do have time on my hands, on the weekends. I’d take that time to watch a ten hour movie. Honestly your entire comment makes no sense, as to why you felt the need to share that.
@@Biggsman_IV Spazzing out for what? It's hollywood, get over it. If you want facts, go watch a documentary. That sector of filmmaking needs to more viewers imo and I think you would be the perfect target audience!
@@user-us3xi7se5b dawg, I literally said, I’m not surprised. Two people now, have gone out of their way to be mad at someone because something, that is extremely understandable, pissed me off. It’s bullshit. And also, it makes you look like an ass when you say some silly shit like spazzing, when it’s clearly a rant. You might hate everything and not give a fuck, but some people do, and I’m gonna say what I feel like saying. Or you can whine and complain and babble about nonsense, like, what do you expect, it’s Hollywood. Maybe you would’ve known that I said that, if you had the brains to hit read more. This time, I would be surprised, if you even read this part, because clearly, you didn’t read more the first time. Also, I do, and a lot of documentaries, like the Dahmer one, is very incorrect about its facts. Did you just let autocomplete fill out the rest of your response after you said, spazzing out for what? Because it’s kinda like you did.
They should’ve apologized after he saved them all. They’re lucky he has a heart
If I’m not mistaken the man who bullied doss the most during his time in basic training later came to him during their chapter in the pacific theater asking doss for forgiveness and even requesting that doss pray for him.
And the mere fact he saved the lives of those that hurt him, shows everything about his character.
He didn't.. that was a movie. There are no verified documents saying he saved enemy soldiers. Or his own soldiers for that matter. This is a made up story by a man looking for attention an praise.. then exaggerated even more for a movie
"Hacksaw Ridge" is one of the best movies i've ever seen. Great story of a true hero and a great cast.
I watched this when I was very young havent regretted it ever #1 movie for me!
@@LemonWillCry my favorite movie too
Thank you! I remember this scene. Glad I saw you put the name or I’d be racking my brains trying to think what the film was called.
@@iDontReplyToComments real
The original was great. Haven't seen this remake.
This is a true story. He swore he would never kill another man. When they were in battle he saved almost everyone in that room without killing one person. A true hero
Do you know what this movie is called??
@@izzie122 hacksaw ridge
@@madalynnharper1733 thank you!
He was even saving enemy soldiers. At least he did in the movie.
At the end of the movie they set a small segment of an interview of the real Doss.
I undestand that the other soldiers were angry that he chose not to fight, but i can't help but feel that they were cowards. Doss showed, very simply, that he was trusting them to fight and keep him alive while he worked to do the same for them. He actively chose to run into battle without an equalizer, with the sole intent to save lives. Not an easy task.
That's all fake dude. It's a movie. None of it actually happened
@@tspiv actually, this was based off a true story. Everything that happened was real. The realy Desmond Doss died back in 2003 I believe
@@cindypicadomolina7814 yea. Exactly..based, he was a real person but the events have been embellished. Mel gibson even says the story line wasn't doss's and is a fictional one with facts here and there. He had to to make it cinema worthy
@@tspiv Real-life hero Desmond Doss saved 75 soldiers in WWII without firing a shot, as depicted in the 2016 biographical war film Hacksaw Ridge, directed by Mel Gibson. Despite some minor changes to the story, Hacksaw Ridge was praised by Doss's son for its historical accuracy.
You're just straight wrong... The movie was mostly accurate to history with "minor changes". That's a far cry different than your claim of "The story wasn't Doss' and is a fictional one with facts here and there."
@@tspivu wanted too be right so bad 🤣
"I got the energy and the passion to serve as a medic, right in the middle with the other guys. No less danger, just... while everybody else is taking life, I'm gonna be saving it. With the world so set on tearing itself apart, it doesn't seem like such a bad thing to me to wanna put a little bit of it back together." - Desmond Doss, the giy who miraculously saved hundreds of soldiers in battlefield without killing any enemy.
This is actually limberdicky. In reality, Doss was teased for a few days, but he very quickly earned everyone's respect by training right along side the platoon, and treating their wounds and blisters along the way.
limberdicky is an incredible word, i salute thee, fellow user of interesting words
The abuse he suffered in real life was worse than was shown in the movie.
@@allenbettis8558how do you know?
@@StabbyCelwhat does it mean..?
So Hollywood "enchanting the story"
The dude got a Medal of Honor without shooting a gun. RESPECT.
not every hero kills to get recognised
To Hell and Back, the story of Audie Murphy most decorated soldier WW2 , they gave credit to other soldiers that Murphy actually did because they said nobody would ever believe that a little guy like Murphy could have done all the heroic things he did. Same thing for hero Desmond Doss, we owe a lot to all the brave men who fought for us. And to all the men and women ready to fight for us now. Thank you all, brave patriots.
The man didn't carry a weapon, but he had the heart of a lion. He was stronger than they knew.
Fun fact: They actually *undersell* how many soldiers he saves because they thought it might be deemed unbelievabe.
Private doss’ story was I think was one if not the best story I have ever heard what he did was just hard to believe
Is the movie just called private doss?
@@JaydenRaineyit’s called hacksaw ridge
@@JaydenRainey Hacksaw ridge
@@JaydenRainey it’s called hacksaw ridge
That man was the bravest of them all. He stood by his conviction and still served.
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andrew garfield is such a good actor
He did mot see who beat him up. A real man with tearnin his eyes.
And still wants to do his duty for the day.
Soldier you are a real Soldier.
That didn't really happen dude. It's a movie
Proceeds to save soooo many of those men without ever firing a gun! True definition of a hero. If it was real he would have been a great Captain America
What do you mean if it was real? The singular events may be dramatized, but he was a real person and one of the most well known medics in American history.
he is real just like leave youtube for a few seconds google it and then go back to scrolling through the shorts
He meant if captain america were real, Doss would be captain america. Stop being offended so damn quick
@@dovahboy4015He means that if Captain America was real, not if Doss was real.
@@dovahboy4015He meant Captain America was not real.
This hits harder when you realize what he endures to save his company.
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Hits harder when you realize it didn't really happened
@@tspivyes it did. Desmond Doss was a real person that saved over 100 people without ever carrying a gun
No man alive today has 5 percent the morals of this man and his incredible story.
38:54 How did u not know DMX said that?! 😂
There is so much left out of the movie as Mel Gibson said if we had put it all in nobody would believe a single word of any of it. He had tuberculosis at the time of hacksaw ridge so he had to stiffle his coughing so as not not give away his location while finding injured soldiers he was diagnosed while in the V.A hospital and lost a lung to it. But that's not even half of it as he already was involved in two previous battles in the Pacific and was awarded the bronze star twice for the lives he saved in them the number of people he actually saved in the 3 battles he was involved in was closer to 300 men but he didn't want that on his medal of honour as not a prideful man he asked for just 50 to be shown but they settled on 75. He makes you want to be a better human being and his story is still taught to recruits to this day to show what one man is truly possible of doing if he really believes he can. There was a special ceremony held last year 2023 to represent this legend of a human being. May he rest in peace.
Thank you!
Wow this is incredible.
What is amazing is that people like you are willing to tell the stories of these legends. Because of people like you their stories will love on for as long as we're willing to tell it. Peace brother and I wish you the best in life.
Tremendous respect🫡
To all of you who have read my comment I say yes watch the movie as its fantastic all round but go deeper and read or listen to his autobiography as it truly is mind blowing.
I love the part when the Commander called.and ask why have they not started the mission yet.they said the men are waiting for doss to finish praying.those men would not move until he finished praying
Tak, ten moment filmu chwytał za gardło i serce. Przepiękna historia.
One of my favorite parts to
They knew.
when he came down from the cliff to his colleagues, him freaking out due to shock and realization that hes not in immediate danger was so freaking well done!
This wasnt the best part by a long shot, it was when his brothers went back and got his bible to give to Doss, because they all realized God gave Doss the strength to save them.
Yeah . Good part in the movie, but never happened in reality
"i sleep pretty hard' same here ☠💀
Desmond Doss is one hell of a human. Really inspiring what life he has taught.
He just gained everyone’s respect even if it was just a little
(They shouldn’t have beat him in the first place tho)
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they aren't men I'd trust to defend me on the battlefield. Fuck their respect if it were my brothers that did this, I'm an only child.
Great man the only observer who earned the Congressional medal of Honor with out killing a single person . Saved around 100 service men in one night ..... We salute you for you service
His Sargent and Major both said he is the bravest man they ever met
I am proud of this person but of every person that ever served in Americas military…thank you all for your service.
This movie will forever have a place in my heart an example of a true and honest man who stood up for what he believed in and fought to the very end. A true and proud American. Thank you all for your service🇺🇸
What's it called...???
The baddest man on the fucking planet !
He stood his ground and provided more support than possibly any other person in the War !
Thank you sir for your service and your sacrifice for our Nation!
God Bless And Keep You In His heavily favor !
its a movie
@@syperiio Its based on a true story dude
Movie name please @@reidvie1174
@@reidvie1174"based" on a person. The storyline is not real, made up. He did carry a gun, and shoot was at hacksaw ridge and was a male. Everything else is an embellishment to make a good movie. He was one of thousands of men who fought, only he went on bragging and adding to his embellishments selling it to Hollywood for a director to add more embellishments, completely make up a storyline, then people like you who think it's 100% true🤦♂️I have oceanfront property in Oklahoma I can sell you buddy
Doss understands them, its just that they can't understand Doss.
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Pretty sure almost everyone knows the name of this movie, but for those who don’t, it’s “Hacksaw Ridge”. If you haven’t seen it, watch it. I’m not even a huge fan of war movies, but this is certainly one that you simply can’t pass up. Great story. Great movie.
Thank you I didnt know
I agree. I'm a huge movie buff, but I've never been a big fan of war movies. "Hacksaw Ridge" is one of my favorite movies ever. It's definitely worth a watch!
Thanks so much
Spider man was keeping his indentity a secret 😂😂😂
Desmond Doss was a real medic who was disrespected by his group at first, but would over time gain the respect of EVERY SINGLE MAN on his regiment.
The true story is far more unbelievable.
Doss faced the fury of war malnourished when he saved all those lives. His faith prevented him from eating most rations. He survived on local plants. He was starving to death and still had more strength than 100 men...
He was wounded, with severe lacerations and broken bones and continued to save lives. He rolled off the gurney to save more. He was beyond comprehension...
If he was starving to death. He wouldn't have the strength of 100 men stop the lies
@@BOT_JERRYCan't stop historical facts buddy.
@@divinesolar4606 true true. The south will rise again!!
@@divinesolar4606 true true. History repeats itself. THE SOUTH WILL RISE AGAIN
@@BOT_JERRY I'm sorry you're too ignorant to accept reality. Read a book or the official MILITARY RECORDS. He was starving because his faith prevented him from eating his rations. He saved over 70 souls and official records showed his fragile form. The real story is actually more unbelievable than the movie. The final scene with him being lifted from the battlefield only happened after he rolled off the Gurney to give his spot to a more wounded comrade. He then went on to save a few more soldiers before collapsing from his wounds.
Get a life internet troll.
Broke my heart when I first saw this. Then I researched it. It was even more gut wrenching. And on the hill. He dragged the sergeant to the cliff and saved his half body life. Such a humble man in real life. And this man who portrayed him was a masterpiece. ❤❤❤
And he goes on to save most of their lives too.
"I sleep pretty hard" 🤣
I'm related to him on my Mother's side. He grew up in Lynchburg, VA. We have a long list of Doss family members. We appreciate what Desmond did for our country, and the men in his platoon!! 💚 O+
Respect, he was obviously a great human being. Sorry but I gotta ask, to your knowledge is the movie accurate?
I'm not really familiar with his time in Service.
He is a inspiring person for anyone. He was everything good in the world despite being in one of the worst moments of humanity's history. I wanna be like good strong humble person he was. This crosses all and any societal groups from ethnicity to religion.... your family were so lucky to have him. I wish he had been part of mine. To this day he is changing the fate of others.
Bull shit
I used to pick up trucks from cte in Lynchburg by owens market lol
His reconciliation with the men who beat him, or ignored it, or thought he was less than was amazing. You vant fight a war with pacifism and sometimes you need to fight a war, but you sure can't bring peace without men who don't know that you can't win everything with violence.
That never really happened.. it'd called a movie
Even when playing a different character
Spider man can't catch a break
The bravest soldier is the one who dont need a weapon to fight. Amazing courage.
He did carry a weapon.. they made that up for the movie.
@@tspivhe never carried a weapon. He was strongly opposed to taking a life.
Great movie.
Private Doss was a man with a mission. He more than succeeded at that mission.
what’s it called?
@@moon.b613Hacksaw Ridge
@@moon.b613 Hacksaw Ridge
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@@moon.b613 hacksaw ridge I believe.
Bro said “I woke up like this”😂
Same
Yeah well while I was on special duty in Bahrain I worked with the army (I was AD AF at the time). I had a private I worked the gate with and we got along great. One day he came in wearing shades and I started talking to him and he finally said "You're gonna find out soon enough." And took his shades off. He had a massive black eye. I asked what happened. He had a bunk mate that he didn't get along with. It finally came to a head and they fought. He said if his Sargent asked though he fell off his bunk. That was the actual story he told his Sargent right in front of me too. So yeah stuff like this does happen even if it isn't common.
I sleep pretty hard
-last words
"Yeah, I just fell out of bed is all."
You can tell he gained so much respect from the sergeant that day
He got to be thankful that Doss doesn't quit that day.
Bro this is such a good movie! The movie is called Hacksaw Ridge
He sounded so sweet bro id tell for him like bro😭😭😭deserves a hug
This man had something most men never will. True courage and strength of spirit
strength of spirit especially, it's so damn rare
And the strength of being Spiderman
I am sorry, every time I see his face, I think of spiderman
And Faith and trust in God!!! 🙏🙏
He had what thousands of other medics had during war. Only they didn't brag and sell their embellishments
When Doss saved so many men and his accomplishments were so astonishing that they had to leave shit out to make it believable for the movie.
that "alright" was a pain.
My favorite movie of all time. Mr Doss and so many many many more of OUR VETERANS, are the truest evidence of what honor and bravery is all about. Every time I find myself in the presence of OUR VETERANS I feel so humbled just to be allowed so. I'm so grateful that I've been blessed to have met many WW II, KOREA, AND VIETNAM VETERANS. To All of OUR VETERANS, I THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART FOR Y'ALL'S SERVICE. Sincerely with LOVE TEXAS. P.S. Lady Veterans from WW II, have told me some jokes that ALWAYS MADE ME TURN RED 😳🤣.
Pissing off the resident medic is just foolish
Anything done in anger will bring shame to you. He shamed them all with how he handled it.
I love this comment ❤
im curious , does anyone that appeared in this short hit him
I LOVE THIS STORY❤❤❤ DESMOND DOSS IS A TRUE HERO!!! (and I love Andrew Garfield)
For those of you who don’t know this movie is called hacksaw ridge. It is really funny and inspiring. It also teaches a lot about history so I definitely recommend watching.
Alot about history?😂 it teaches alot about the power of hearsay and embellishments. And how a fake movie has people thinking it's actually real🤦♂️
@@tspiv it actually is based off a true story like this actually happened and it teaches a lot about the conditions that they were in.
I miss Vince Vaughn...we need to see much more of him. He's a heart throb for goodness sake
He's a great actor. I agree, we should see more of him.
What movie is this
@@Lolita_Nokolaplayz
Hacksaw Ridge
Thx
He's making Wedding Crashers 2. He's definitely one of my favorite actors
Hes as same as Dr Shaun..saving livess,never left his duty...both are angel in the movie
bro was power sleeping
Who ever attacked him was a coward
Doss saved 75 men over two days and nights. A lot of those men were in his platoon, the same men that beat him. 😮 Because of his extreme bravery many more people are alive today because of those 75 soldiers. Wives , children, grandchildren to say nothing of anyone that they have saved in their lifetime. Just think about it. ❤
He saved 300+ men, he just didn't want to be considered boastful so he only wanted 50 shown on his medal but settled on 75 when his officers didn't agree
They never beat him.. that was made up for the movie. And 75 is what was agreed on, but can't be verified . Most of movie isn't real. What's real is he was a medic during war, like thousands of other medics. He also carried a firearm and shot. All that other stuff was created to make a good story.
Marsha out here causing a pepper shortage
The movie is called "hacksaw ridge" I would recommend it. It's based on a true story and it's really good!
He ain't no snitch! They respected that.
Either this beat up scene or the blanket party from Full Metal Jacket have to be the most impactful jump scenes i have ever seen
my mom watched this religiously with me when i was a kid, forever thankful she did
This movie is genuinely a masterpiece. Desmond Doss was an amazing man.
What is it called
What is it called
Hacksaw Ridge is the movie's name@@user-qj9ij3ro3t
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@@rekron2557 its hacksaw ridge for anybody wondering
He ends up saving most of their lives on the battlefield all while refusing to carry a rifle. And it was based on real events.
Hacksawridge is one of my favorite war movies
movie name please
@RonnieGoswami-fn9xj hacksawridge
They didn’t deserve him as a medic
WTF would you put hands on the one man who’s job is to patch you up 😂
Because they thought he would get it easy by running without weopon (but medical equipment) and have Saturdays free (when he worked on Sundays).
Also thought he feels like someone special when he could refuse weapons training but they could not.
@@molybdaen11In other words, they weren’t very intelligent at all. I served and EVERYONE treated the corpsman/medic well.
Because he came in peace in a violent world he didn't even want to touch a weapon no one could understand his mentality odd man out
People fear what they don't understand, we all know where fear leads....
Because contentious objectors have never been treated well at the time of their war, even if they agree to an altered form of service like Doss like thousands of other Quaker servicemen who refused to engage in battle but ran the field kitchens, the back line field hospitals, drove ambulances, and (especially in WWI) took care of the animals.
Desmond Doss was a phenomenal man..
Spider-Man joined the army after meeting the other spidermen
he ain’t no snitch 😂
He sleeps hard, I wake up hard 😂
Andrew Garfield and Vince Vaughn
A great combo
This movie is Hacksaw Ridge. One of the best movies i have ever seen
Thanks man
It’s amazing that the real man existed. A true hero without cape. My whole family loves this movie ❤
Thats the solder that would jump on a grenade to save every man that beat him
The movie name is hacksaw ridge just to let yall know it’s my favorite movie
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thanks! where did you watch it?
Spiderman is used to getting beat up
This isn't Spider-Man stfu no way home was mid
the average age of this unit was 33
I saw this towards the end of my military career. This is one heck of a movie. I understand his beliefs. As a Christian I never should have swore or pledged my life because the only one that I should ever do that for is the Lord. My Pastor, whose father was in the navy just as I was, he said he understood why I joined and that he and my ometown church never stopped supporting me and the choice to serve after we were attacked on 9/11.
I am proud to say:
I am a Christian
I am the grandson of a soldier
I am the son of a soldier
I am a nephew of a soldier
I am a cousin of soldier and marine
I am a Sailor who is proud of his family and loves this country!
Thank you to my family.
A real man always stands up for what he belives in and always forgives those who have hurt him
It is always reassuring that ppl who are given mass destrzctiin weapons act like this and that it is seen as a way of being "one of us" to not kick out lunatics who act like that. In every military you find this kind of sadistic, babaric and completely useless behavior. And after they are done traumatizing each other at home, they get out into war. It is awful how "not snitching " is often romanticized in movies. Only full metal jacket has the balls to at least hint at what that dies to the psyche.
Hey... You're an original thinker. How weird.
Says someone who has never been in any military or fought in any war.
If you don't understand what goes into being a war-fighter, and to also be in real war, it's best not to insult them.
Sit comfortably in your home and behind your keyboard while greaterer men than you or I will ever be, go out to fight snd die for the rest of us.
@@_DMNO_ bold to asume i am not working in a force and have witnessed and witness this regulary, cause i do.
@@_DMNO_ Today, these “greaterer” men are fighting & dying purely for the interests of corporations and the ultra rich. Not for “freedom.”
People like you are what enable this folly by romanticizing it. There’s no honour in travelling to some 3rd world country to topple governments and kill. And I certainly don’t co-sign it in my name or my “freedom.”
Fighting a war just to fight a war does not make someone great.
i love how the sargent goes from soft and compassionate to his drill voice as asoon as he doesnt leave, showing its only an act of intimidation and if needed he really cares for his soldiers
This was a great movie i actually really loved everything about it its just so good bro
My boy ain’t a snitch 💀🗣 🔥🔥
Really?!! You’re part of the problem and why the world is like it is! People need to “snitch” on those who hurt and bully others, so they won’t continue to do so!
I guess, according to you, there should be no court trials for victims of crimes because no one should “snitch” on the criminals.
Criminals “snitch” on themselves by choosing to hurt others, and they deserve their consequences! 😡
@@user-hx7mi7ml8u gabagool took a brainrot comment to heart, put that compassion to the people that actually deserve it
@@user-hx7mi7ml8u How about you out the time and energy you out into replying to my sarcastic comment into a job or your studies, maybe you’ll be of use to society
What I most love about this movie is that after averything happened to him he didn't give up and in the end in the battle he was better than anyone who used a gun
Bros mine like “ i used to be spiderman and now look at me”💀😊
Ended up saving many lives of the men that treated him like crap
His strength of character was an amazing example to his fellow soldiers and his commanding officers. This was a very good movie, I wish it was rerun more often. Because it shows younger generations even if you don't agree with the situation there are things you can do to make it better for everyone.
He really said I can never snitch
Shows true. Patriotism, loyalty to your fellow man❤❤😊
This was a great film about an amazing man. He did really well portraying him.
He is such a good actor lowkey made me cry
This is the way you talk to cops in jail