A Japanese sniper was later on record saying he had him in his sights...more than once. His gun jammed every bloody time he pulled the trigger, fucking hell Desmond's story makes me teary eyed every time I see and remmeber it.
Yep, I had the immense honor of meeting Pvt Doss in 2003 @ the Seventh Day Adventist Pathfinder convention in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, as a kid of 14. They told that story, and he also told about how he rescued Japanese soldiers, seeing their humanity with love. They kept that out of the movie because they thought it would be too unbelievable.
Imo that's proof that there's a higher power protecting us, I refuse to believe that his gun jamming every time he pulled the trigger on him is just a coincidence
They call them conscientious objectors, those who feel the need to serve but also refuse to carry a weapon. And there have been 3 in history to be awarded the Medal of Honor. He’s the only one to have received the award in person the other 2 were awarded posthumously. There were two conscientious objectors to receive the Medal of Honor in the Vietnam War. Thomas W. Bennett and Joseph G. LaPointe both had religious convictions that led to them serving as medics in the field. Neither survived the war, though.
@@minhchau340I don’t think that’s fair to yourself, whoever they were that let that war happen, shouldn’t define who’ll be. Don’t feel bad for a past you had nothing to do with, be glad we have such a sad present to learn an important lesson from, even as we mourn the cost of it.
@@minhchau340 You cannot blame yourself. if you study the vietnam war, you'll learn very quickly that the entire thing was broken into two pieces: 1. Vietnamese Oil being taken by the US, 2. dick measuring contest between the US n Russia. Russia backed North Vietnam, we backed the south.
The oscar is just a piece of metal or plastic and the Oscars are just for people who picked because of diversity nowadays so he don't need one cause he is more valued by how he played his character than a dumb trophy 🏆
@@jockellis Oh stop this crap, dude. Dont you realize by now, you're acting just like the people you hate You hate them so much because you see yourself in them.
Doss was a classic example of never judging a book by it's cover. His allies went from hating his guts, to having respect to world's end and realising he was one of the few pure people in the world. It doesn't take a brave man to hold a gun. It takes a brave man to serve for his nation. It takes an even braver one to serve unarmed.
And it takes the bravest men to never waver in their beliefs or their convictions. Someone once said "Bravery is the first of human qualities because it is the quality that it guarantees the others." Hence why bravery is by far the greatest quality of man next to honor.
@@maximus6667 "Courage is the first of human qualities because it is the quality which guarantees all others." is the correct quote. But still cool to see the quote adapted to fit in the reply.
@@jarrettowens4215 depending on if he was a protestant he was already saved. As belief it self is what saves. So that would make his deads even more noble, as it was not done knowing this would get him to heaven. He did it out of the sheer kindness of his heart. As protestants believe that good works are the fruit of the spirit. (This point of view all depends on if he was protestant). I probably should do some more research on the guy.
I like the line so much. When Lieutenant says. “ You have done more than the other man could’ve done in this service in the country.” Thank you for serving our country. I salute you . Private Doss
In a society that celebrates bullies and power, big guns and MMA, pickup trucks and big muscles, bravado and cockiness.... Desmond Doss wasn't just a great man. He was a miracle of God.
That man risked his life to fight a war without a weapon. He put his life on the line to save others. He looked death in the eye, without a weapon. He saved lives while staring death straight in the eye, without blinking. He wasn't just a hero, he was one the bravest in human history. The medic, who fought a war without a weapon.
Your storytelling is incredible! I love that you included the original quotes and videos "Please let me get one more" Goosebumps! He is a true hero. Everybody should be so brave and kind like him.
Every now and then I'll take a look at medal of honor citations, just to get a look at the men who served before me. They always tell stories of the most ridiculously brave actions I've ever heard of. True heros
Its honestly amazing reading the citations for the MOH. Its hard to believe what these men did to “earn” the MOH. If you ever have a chance to go the Museum of Infantry at Fort Benning its amazing and heartbreaking at the same time.
Just remember, the citation for Desmond Doss might be inaccurate. It cites him as saving 75 men; he claimed he saved only fifty, while his comrades claimed over one hundred. (I'm willing to bet his comrades are right and Doss is just being humble.)
Desmond's story inspired me to find god. Whenever i have doubts about my faith or any challenge that faces me. I look up to him and god for guidance. Desmond Doss's story is not just a heroic story, but a modern-day biblical epic. Thank you, Desmond Doss. And thank you for making this tribute to this wonderful man.
This comment made me tear up. Be strong in the Name of God. And always remember:“Finally my brethern be strong in the Lord and in the power of his might. Put on the whole armour of God that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil.“ Ephesians 6:10-11
@joshuastefanick4806 I'm not a Seven Day Adventist, so I can't say for sure what they believe in for sure. I just took inspiration from his story to take my path towards God.
"Just One More" many say a hero wears a cape. many say they are people of violence. many say they are only there for fame and glory. or even for money. many feel a hero is just a person who just saves cause they can. but they are wrong. a hero is one who puts themselves on the line. who risks life and limb for another. "Please Help Me Get One More" they care not for themselves. but for the safety of everyone else. help anyone they could. regardless if they get a thanks or not. regardless if they make it back or not. they move. they act. that lone act of selflessness is enough. an act most never could give. the greatest sacrifice. the greatest price. war will never change as an quote from the first avengers movie: "Oh There Is No One Like Me..." "There Is Always Someone Like You" You dont have to save someone from life and death to be a hero. a simple act of kindness is enough sometimes. to put a smile onto someones gloomy day can be someones hero. giving someone food they desperately need. helping someone load their groceries into their car, helping them cross the street, getting something from the top shelf in a store for some one. the title of "Hero" isnt given to a person of great power. "Hero" is for someone who does something someone should do. Saving their fellow neighbor, fellow human, fellow creature. from saving their life to putting a smile onto their face when they havent felt happiness in a long time. even if one doesnt change the world. even if you didnt win. even with all odds against them. they continue on. shouldering the burden of the title through all hardships. but we must be heroes as well. showing respect, generosity, honesty. because when the heroes save us.... who will save them? who will help them in their darkest hour. who can help them when they cant help themselves. that is when we become heroes. and they return that back. and we give back again. to all heroes out there reading this. no matter how big or small. thank you for everything you do. thank you for any sacrifice you may have given. from the least worrisome, or the greatest sacrifice of all "with great power must also come with great responsibility" never give up. fight on heroes. as we will fight with you.. 07
“While everyone else is taking life… I’m gonna be saving it. Which the world so set on tearing it’s self apart, it don’t seem like such a bad thing to me to want to put a little bit of it back together.” -Desmond Doss
Honestly Smitty was my favorite character. It's shown perfectly that under that "tough, gangster, badboy" attitude, he is a genuine good guy. Yes he had some scuffles with Desmond but when shit went down for real like when Desmond was beat up in his sleep, who stopped them? Smitty did. When Desmond ran first into fire to rescue more people, who followed him first? Smitty. When Desmond volunteered to work longer to help more, who volunteered to go be his guard? Smitty. Truly and underrated character, I wish he was real.
The ironic thing is they beat him belittled him and told him he was a coward. But that same man they beat and called a coward saved there lives and did it all without any hate in his heart ❤️.
Thats true Christianity. Luke 6 27 But I say unto you which hear, Love your enemies, do good to them which hate you, 28 Bless them that curse you, and pray for them which despitefully use you. 29 And unto him that smiteth thee on the one cheek offer also the other; and him that taketh away thy cloak forbid not to take thy coat also. Jesus prayed for those who crucified him. Imagine that! May God help us!
@@TheMadden many have faith and couldn't come close to him. Many atheist can though. Firefighters going straight in fire or danger for example. Not many can risk their lives to be heroes without a second though. "my body moved on it's own" to save. That's a hero. You don't think about god when saving someone. You worry if you can save them first. Faith was a tool that pushed his character further. But faith isn't the only tool to reach your limit as a human history and the present had proved that many times
Almost made me shed a tear. Desmond was a real hero. And an amazing example to keep your principles. Even when its tough to keep them, it will be the best decision to keep holding on
everytime i see clips of this movie, it makes me want to cry. the sacrifice these men made is unmatched. The sacrifice and reserve of Desmond Doss is inspirational. all of us should be grateful to them for our brave soldiers who gave it all in the name and meaning of FREEDOM. Desmond Doss ..sir you are a hero.
“A person's ethics and character are not tested in good times. It is only in bad times that a person shows how steadfast he is to his dharma.” ― Amish Tripathi, The Immortals of Meluha What a legend! Stuck to his values, beliefs, and principles every single day until he left us all in 2006. RIP Sir! You will always be in our hearts. Forever!
This movie will always have a special place in my heart. A man of principal and morals unwavering in the face of extreme adversity. Rare few compare to Desmond Doss. A true diamond in the rough!
I believe in the will of an human being, the will to safe others, the will te be good, the will to not turn in a blind killing machine, I see bravery, I see power, I see a hero
Andrew not only nailed the acting but also nailed the look of Desmond. Very rarely in historical movies do the actors look like the real person at all.
Cant belive this story was based on a real man. What a legend. His name should live on forever. Not only among the US but every country. He hated fighting and only wanted to help the wounded. Not kill needlessly.
hands burned to tendons by sliding ropes, carrying no rifle but twice the supply of medical equipment, the work of an entire platoon done on a day where prayer was made, smart and clever, strong and fast, god or no god he saved more then others, moving until his body gave out, the enemy ignoring wartime rules he was beaten and bruised, but like the cliff on that ridge, that was bombed, shot and blasted, HE DID NOT FALL
I may not be Christian or follow any religion, but I always admire people who follow strong morals no matter what stands in their way. I hope I can be strong and committed like Desmond in my life no matter what I do.
I think this is the greatest most humble, honorable, courageous, valiant, strongest, admirable and greatest man act I’ve ever seen. Thank you for your service! What a true legend!
If I had to say that Desmond doss was an Angel sent from heaven, and he was sent to protect the men. As a human in disguise he bled, he cried, he damn near blew his own legs off, and had his arm broken with a sniper and used a rifle butt as a splint.
Ww2 was around 80 years ago, and its stories are still being told, the heros still being sung. The legacy of these men will never die out as long as there are people who know the stories.
Love seeing you update the older versions, allowing you to showcase more of your talents. I still remember watching the original one a few years back and being in such awe. This one was no different. Amazing job man! A beautiful tribute for a beautiful movie
I don't know what he was made of, but he wasn't built in the same factory as the men he rescued. He had friends in very high places watching his back on the battlefield and didn't quit until he got those men to safety. Desmond Doss will forever be one of the greatest legends in military history. Rest well, Pvt. Doss. You earned it.
I have a piece of coral from the beach below Hacksaw Ridge given to me by my Marine brother who was stationed on Okinawa. He told me of the many caves he found while off duty that contained extensive artifacts from that battle including several badly worn letters that he picked up and was able to translate later. That piece of coral now hangs over my desktop in my Navy case with all my awards and medals from my time in the service as a reminder of the sacrifice the Navy endured and suffered to take that island from the Japanese in 1945.
Your attention to detail and ability to dissect the storytelling elements truly sets your channel apart. I particularly loved how you seamlessly weaved together your insights on character development, animation techniques, and thematic exploration. It's evident that you've done your research, and it's incredibly refreshing to see such a well-crafted and meticulously thought-out discussion.
Honestly, i miss when people were as honorable and patriotic as during the 40s and 50s. I understand that the coutnry changed, but it makes my blood boil when people desecrate and spit on the historu and memory of the men and women who died for our freedom. Thank you Desmond, you were a true hero
That's because you're seeing a cherry-picked history. People weren't more honorable in the 40s and 50s, especially not the US. (This doesn't make Desmond any less of a hero, though.)
@@leoperez9825 No. No, they were not. The only things they had were more chances to demonstrate their badassery. They were most certainly not more honorable-and I'll prove it, with the amount of war crimes the US committed just during the Second World War.
A true real life hero. I saw this movie, watched it 3 more times after that later. Love it so much. The amount of courage and self-sacrifice it took to face death head on in this great act of kindness, I can't even fathom it. I hold this man to the highest regard I possibly can, and then even more. 12/13/22 Edit: I just watched it again. Such a good movie. 9/20/23 Edit: I'm joining the U.S. military. Almost done with the joining process. 08/06/2024 Edit: I'm active duty now, have been for a bit. So uh, yeah.
* In the background: Desmond Doss confronting the officials, his ' speech ' that emphasizes it is wrong to kill a human as it goes against God, and while everyone is taking life, he will be saving it. * Video : the battle scenes from the movie, with Desmond's words visualized as subtitles.. This is an amazingly well made tribute. I bet the real Desmond Doss in heaven would be thanking you.
If you ever feel like you need a bit of motivation to keep serving God, be it breaking an addiction, serving your church, or loving your family, just look to Desmond Doss. His is the story of a true man, a man who didn't have the muscles, the guts, or the girls, but he just kept going, kept praying, and kept serving, never expecting a reward on this earth. What a man, what a man. I hope to see him someday in Heaven.
In all due respect to everyone involved. I think the ridicule that Doss had to endure sort of acted as fuel to his fire. I believe it made him stronger and helped him be the best he possibly could, driving him all the way down to his core not stopping until he knew everyone that could be saved was saved.
I remember hearing of desmond doss story and it moved me at a young age, now at 19 I am working to become a 68 W (combat medic) and looking forward to helping my allies, and using what I am learn to become a nurse to save more
1:47 Smash cut to like day 3 on the ridge... "Why are you not up on the ridge?!" "We're waiting." "Waiting for who?" "Doss, sir" Fricking epic scene, especially when you realise that it was literally the fact that anyone that went up alongside Doss? With only a very rare couple of exceptions, if that, they always came back down.
One of the greatest war tributes I have ever seen I'm speechless at how amazing edited this was you really captured this movie perfectly. I really loved your choice of music combined with your use of sfx it make this masterpiece something truly special 💙
Hacksaw Ridge was one of the more emotional and inspirational movies for me that I have seen in my lifetime. The fact that it is based on a true story really makes me have hope in humanity, thank you Desmond Doss for helping all those people out instead of killing.
When I watched this movie the part that gave me cry was when he came down from the ridge after saving so many, and he was walking between all the other soldiers and they were putting their hands on his shoulders to reassure him, and they all just had this look of awe on their faces that this man had risked his life over and over, despite how they had treated him.
I love this so much, you’re an incredible editor. You captured the essence of the story and the character beautifully, I had goosebumps watching this. Amazing job.
Desmond Doss, a man among men who eclipsed all forms of understanding during the era where our world was dyed black and white. The fruits of his efforts produced a beautiful shade of grey, concocted with his cast iron conviction forged in honor and respect for his fellow man. Kissed by the angel of death numerous times only to pick himself up and push his battle damaged vessel to it's utmost limit. Hanging on a thread uttering the words that spurred his undying will, "Just one more.". In any era of life there are a seldom few who in every possible sense are the epitome of a hero. Desmond Doss, is one of those seldom few.
i havent watched this movie and after watching the first 30 seconds of this video i have decided that im gonna watch the movie first and then this edit. Edit : i watched the movie and it was probably the best movie I've watched this year, Andrew Garfield was phenomenal.
This movie, shows a lot of things: 1 is that, no matter what one says, keep going, don’t stop 2 is that, stand out, don’t hide in the crowd. 3 is… most people don’t know this story, and one day, he’ll be forgotten, don’t forget the heroes of our past that allows today, don’t forget that.
1:23 Even despite that this movie doesn't have any relation to Marvel Universe or his role as Spider Man, I can't stop watching Andrew Garfield as the Spider Man and Captain America from WW2 at the same time, but without super powers and from another dimension. Specially due to his moral codes of not killing anyone, just like his character of Peter Parker, and thanks to No Way Home and Dr. Strange.
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A Japanese sniper was later on record saying he had him in his sights...more than once. His gun jammed every bloody time he pulled the trigger, fucking hell Desmond's story makes me teary eyed every time I see and remmeber it.
Yep, I had the immense honor of meeting Pvt Doss in 2003 @ the Seventh Day Adventist Pathfinder convention in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, as a kid of 14. They told that story, and he also told about how he rescued Japanese soldiers, seeing their humanity with love. They kept that out of the movie because they thought it would be too unbelievable.
Many guns jammed during the war but okay that's poorly malfunctioned. No wonder Japan made the habit to kill themselves with grenades
@@livetochange974nah mate, it was the Lord. Believe me or not it's up to you.
Imo that's proof that there's a higher power protecting us, I refuse to believe that his gun jamming every time he pulled the trigger on him is just a coincidence
It was mentioned in the movie that he lowered some japanese men too @@michaelandcarina_personal
If my memory serves me right he is the only solider to earn a Medal of Honor with 0 zero confirmed and unconfirmed kills
They call them conscientious objectors, those who feel the need to serve but also refuse to carry a weapon. And there have been 3 in history to be awarded the Medal of Honor. He’s the only one to have received the award in person the other 2 were awarded posthumously.
There were two conscientious objectors to receive the Medal of Honor in the Vietnam War. Thomas W. Bennett and Joseph G. LaPointe both had religious convictions that led to them serving as medics in the field. Neither survived the war, though.
You are correct sir. Settled and died in Rising Fawn, Georgia. There's a nice wall plaque at the Rome Georgia VA Clinic about him.
@@doodlegoose2262 I feels bad bc I'm Vietnamese. We can only blame war that has taken those life.
@@minhchau340I don’t think that’s fair to yourself, whoever they were that let that war happen, shouldn’t define who’ll be. Don’t feel bad for a past you had nothing to do with, be glad we have such a sad present to learn an important lesson from, even as we mourn the cost of it.
@@minhchau340 You cannot blame yourself. if you study the vietnam war, you'll learn very quickly that the entire thing was broken into two pieces: 1. Vietnamese Oil being taken by the US, 2. dick measuring contest between the US n Russia. Russia backed North Vietnam, we backed the south.
Don’t care what anyone says he should have gotten an Oscar for this role flat out amazing
He didn't do great on the voice, I think that's why he didn't get it, the voice was too forced
@@copxki5597 so just because his voice wasn't liked you're gonna throw his soulful level of acting out of the window ??
@@rdjverse I'm not, I'm talking about the people that didn't pick him
@@copxki5597His voice? I think his voice is the one thing that made this movie so good.
The oscar is just a piece of metal or plastic and the Oscars are just for people who picked because of diversity nowadays so he don't need one cause he is more valued by how he played his character than a dumb trophy 🏆
Andrew Garfield is one of the most underrated FANTASTIC actors of our time... Couldn't have picked a better person to portray Desmond!...
Agreed also he was a good spider man
Facts
One of the best.
Absolutely, No Way Home Andrew was THE PERFECT SpiderMan Performance.
That's why I love him!
"War is just old men arguing. And young men dying." - FDR
Seems like war never changes
Not always! Sadly sometimes there is no other way!
this quote has like absolutely nothing to do with the video lmao
@@4redniwediS we always have a choice
Sadly honest
Above all else this man did, I just have to admire the sheer commitment Desmond had to keep true to his principles.
Not many do. Even the most honorable men, will break their own code, just to see the sunlight a few more time.
Yup... Principles makes a man
Haven’t principles been outlawed recently and only diversity praised?
I think it's more faith than principles
@@jockellis Oh stop this crap, dude.
Dont you realize by now, you're acting just like the people you hate
You hate them so much because you see yourself in them.
“If I received nothing else than the smile he gave me, I would have been well repaid”
That quote reduces me to tears every time I hear it
Andrew put heart and soul into Desmond Doss. He didnt have to, but he did. The best war movie ever for me.
Same so good movie my faforite movie
Doss was a classic example of never judging a book by it's cover. His allies went from hating his guts, to having respect to world's end and realising he was one of the few pure people in the world. It doesn't take a brave man to hold a gun. It takes a brave man to serve for his nation. It takes an even braver one to serve unarmed.
And it takes the bravest men to never waver in their beliefs or their convictions.
Someone once said "Bravery is the first of human qualities because it is the quality that it guarantees the others." Hence why bravery is by far the greatest quality of man next to honor.
@@maximus6667 "Courage is the first of human qualities because it is the quality which guarantees all others." is the correct quote. But still cool to see the quote adapted to fit in the reply.
“In my heart I did.” That’s POWERFUL
Jesus said if you hate a man you’ve already committed murder, God is good and true
1st John 3:15
Matthew 5:21-22
He made a promise to God and kept it. That alone may have been the hardest thing he ever had to do.
they beat him up and shamed him, he forgave them and saved them on the battlefield. god bless him a thousand times over
@@ballsagl3955 He more than earned a good place in heaven. God bless him.
@@jarrettowens4215 God bless him indeed
@@jarrettowens4215 depending on if he was a protestant he was already saved. As belief it self is what saves. So that would make his deads even more noble, as it was not done knowing this would get him to heaven. He did it out of the sheer kindness of his heart. As protestants believe that good works are the fruit of the spirit. (This point of view all depends on if he was protestant). I probably should do some more research on the guy.
I think that's why God kept him alive
man with a purest heart is a strongest person, mentally and physically.
I like the line so much. When Lieutenant says. “ You have done more than the other man could’ve done in this service in the country.” Thank you for serving our country. I salute you . Private Doss
In a society that celebrates bullies and power, big guns and MMA, pickup trucks and big muscles, bravado and cockiness.... Desmond Doss wasn't just a great man. He was a miracle of God.
That man risked his life to fight a war without a weapon. He put his life on the line to save others. He looked death in the eye, without a weapon. He saved lives while staring death straight in the eye, without blinking. He wasn't just a hero, he was one the bravest in human history. The medic, who fought a war without a weapon.
The best of all of us
"Help me get on more" and "I can't hear you" are some of the most powerful quotes ever
Please Lord!Help me get one more.
Your storytelling is incredible!
I love that you included the original quotes and videos
"Please let me get one more" Goosebumps!
He is a true hero. Everybody should be so brave and kind like him.
Thank you so much
💯
"Please Lord,Help me get one more"
Desmond Doss has to be one of the greatest human beings to ever exist on this earth.
A man of biblical proportion. The greatest of the great generation. The most humble of them all
That's how seventh day Adventist are raised
Every now and then I'll take a look at medal of honor citations, just to get a look at the men who served before me. They always tell stories of the most ridiculously brave actions I've ever heard of. True heros
Thank you for your service
Its honestly amazing reading the citations for the MOH. Its hard to believe what these men did to “earn” the MOH. If you ever have a chance to go the Museum of Infantry at Fort Benning its amazing and heartbreaking at the same time.
Just remember, the citation for Desmond Doss might be inaccurate. It cites him as saving 75 men; he claimed he saved only fifty, while his comrades claimed over one hundred. (I'm willing to bet his comrades are right and Doss is just being humble.)
Desmond's story inspired me to find god. Whenever i have doubts about my faith or any challenge that faces me. I look up to him and god for guidance. Desmond Doss's story is not just a heroic story, but a modern-day biblical epic. Thank you, Desmond Doss. And thank you for making this tribute to this wonderful man.
This comment made me tear up. Be strong in the Name of God.
And always remember:“Finally my brethern be strong in the Lord and in the power of his might. Put on the whole armour of God that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil.“ Ephesians 6:10-11
So do you believe in a trinity? Eternal hell? What I read is 7 day adventists don’t always believe in a trinity
@joshuastefanick4806 I'm not a Seven Day Adventist, so I can't say for sure what they believe in for sure. I just took inspiration from his story to take my path towards God.
And the thing is? Doss wouldn’t even see himself as a hero. He’s just a good man with an unshakable faith and conviction.
"Just One More"
many say a hero wears a cape.
many say they are people of violence.
many say they are only there for fame and glory.
or even for money.
many feel a hero is just a person who just saves cause they can.
but they are wrong.
a hero is one who puts themselves on the line.
who risks life and limb for another.
"Please Help Me Get One More"
they care not for themselves.
but for the safety of everyone else.
help anyone they could.
regardless if they get a thanks or not.
regardless if they make it back or not.
they move.
they act.
that lone act of selflessness is enough.
an act most never could give.
the greatest sacrifice.
the greatest price.
war will never change
as an quote from the first avengers movie:
"Oh There Is No One Like Me..."
"There Is Always Someone Like You"
You dont have to save someone from life and death to be a hero.
a simple act of kindness is enough sometimes.
to put a smile onto someones gloomy day can be someones hero.
giving someone food they desperately need.
helping someone load their groceries into their car, helping them cross the street, getting something from the top shelf in a store for some one.
the title of "Hero" isnt given to a person of great power.
"Hero" is for someone who does something someone should do.
Saving their fellow neighbor, fellow human, fellow creature.
from saving their life to putting a smile onto their face when they havent felt happiness in a long time.
even if one doesnt change the world.
even if you didnt win.
even with all odds against them.
they continue on.
shouldering the burden of the title through all hardships.
but we must be heroes as well.
showing respect, generosity, honesty.
because when the heroes save us....
who will save them?
who will help them in their darkest hour.
who can help them when they cant help themselves.
that is when we become heroes.
and they return that back.
and we give back again.
to all heroes out there reading this.
no matter how big or small.
thank you for everything you do.
thank you for any sacrifice you may have given.
from the least worrisome, or the greatest sacrifice of all
"with great power must also come with great responsibility"
never give up.
fight on heroes.
as we will fight with you..
07
This is the most beautiful thing I have read all day, thanks for writing this ❤
I didn’t even read it I just know it’s deep
Yh, you're an MCU fanboy
The quote is actually: "there are no men like me"
That is the longest comment I ever seen
“While everyone else is taking life… I’m gonna be saving it. Which the world so set on tearing it’s self apart, it don’t seem like such a bad thing to me to want to put a little bit of it back together.” -Desmond Doss
In the truest moment of hell on earth god sent an angel to save men. And to this day we'll never fully appreciate how beautiful this man was
A man who fears God and God alone is a dangerous man to the rest of the world. Praise God and praise Desmond Doss for his heart and faith 🙏
"They say a man dies twice once from his body second his name is said for the last time." - Unknown
"Thank's for living man" a lines from that guy from trauma team, my friend owe you a lot, thank you
Honestly Smitty was my favorite character. It's shown perfectly that under that "tough, gangster, badboy" attitude, he is a genuine good guy. Yes he had some scuffles with Desmond but when shit went down for real like when Desmond was beat up in his sleep, who stopped them? Smitty did. When Desmond ran first into fire to rescue more people, who followed him first? Smitty. When Desmond volunteered to work longer to help more, who volunteered to go be his guard? Smitty.
Truly and underrated character, I wish he was real.
The ironic thing is they beat him belittled him and told him he was a coward. But that same man they beat and called a coward saved there lives and did it all without any hate in his heart ❤️.
Thats true Christianity.
Luke 6
27 But I say unto you which hear, Love your enemies, do good to them which hate you,
28 Bless them that curse you, and pray for them which despitefully use you.
29 And unto him that smiteth thee on the one cheek offer also the other; and him that taketh away thy cloak forbid not to take thy coat also.
Jesus prayed for those who crucified him. Imagine that!
May God help us!
@@andrewmoturi6906 that's not just Christianity, that's what a decent human being should strive to be 🤷🏻♂️
@@TheMadden nope no one denies that
@@TheMadden many have faith and couldn't come close to him. Many atheist can though. Firefighters going straight in fire or danger for example. Not many can risk their lives to be heroes without a second though. "my body moved on it's own" to save. That's a hero. You don't think about god when saving someone. You worry if you can save them first. Faith was a tool that pushed his character further. But faith isn't the only tool to reach your limit as a human history and the present had proved that many times
@@BigTitLover69420But without God, what reason do we have to save people? Only selfish ones.
Man this is so good, I've already told you but I'm gonna say it again. One of my all time favorite tributes, everything is perfect.
Thank you, bro
Yes it is
@@jdsedits please reupload your thanos video please
Almost made me shed a tear. Desmond was a real hero. And an amazing example to keep your principles. Even when its tough to keep them, it will be the best decision to keep holding on
Almost???? lol
Desmond Doss, a true American hero, whose service to his country won’t soon be forgotten.
everytime i see clips of this movie, it makes me want to cry. the sacrifice these men made is unmatched. The sacrifice and reserve of Desmond Doss is inspirational. all of us should be grateful to them for our brave soldiers who gave it all in the name and meaning of FREEDOM. Desmond Doss ..sir you are a hero.
people dont know nowdays, hell even i dont, to run to hellfire unarmed and unmatched is just insanity, they dont make men like that no more
“A person's ethics and character are not tested in good times. It is only in bad times that a person shows how steadfast he is to his dharma.”
― Amish Tripathi, The Immortals of Meluha
What a legend! Stuck to his values, beliefs, and principles every single day until he left us all in 2006. RIP Sir! You will always be in our hearts. Forever!
God rose Jesus from the dead 3 days after his crucifixion. Proving his love for us regardless of what we have done he still has hope so should u. ✝️❤️
Amazing portrayal of a true hero. Andrew G deserved an oscar for this performance.
Staying true to your ideals even when pushed to the absolute limits. That's strength right there. Absolute masterpiece of cinematography.
Hugo Weavings performance as a ww1 vet was astounding.
beautiful job man. One of my favourite war movies, so happy you decided to do a tribute for it
Thank you for watching :)
Yoo its CW edits love your tributes and videos man
"while everybody is taking life, I'm gonna be saving it." one of my favorite lines in the movie
This movie will always have a special place in my heart. A man of principal and morals unwavering in the face of extreme adversity. Rare few compare to Desmond Doss. A true diamond in the rough!
A man who truly loved God.
If you don't believe in God after seeing the feats of Desmond Doss then I don't know what to say... God Bless him.
I believe in the will of an human being, the will to safe others, the will te be good, the will to not turn in a blind killing machine, I see bravery, I see power, I see a hero
Amen
@@retr0of300these are qualities of Jesus, brave , strong, and unwilling to give up.
This should've been the trailer for the movie, amazing editing
Andrew not only nailed the acting but also nailed the look of Desmond. Very rarely in historical movies do the actors look like the real person at all.
One of the greatest men to ever live
One of the greatest Christians ever
I pray I can be 1/10 the man he was.
*RIP Desmond Doss*
Cant belive this story was based on a real man. What a legend. His name should live on forever. Not only among the US but every country. He hated fighting and only wanted to help the wounded. Not kill needlessly.
This is without a doubt the best war movie i ever watched....i know i'll still cry if i watch it again
hands burned to tendons by sliding ropes, carrying no rifle but twice the supply of medical equipment, the work of an entire platoon done on a day where prayer was made, smart and clever, strong and fast, god or no god he saved more then others, moving until his body gave out, the enemy ignoring wartime rules he was beaten and bruised, but like the cliff on that ridge, that was bombed, shot and blasted, HE DID NOT FALL
I may not be Christian or follow any religion, but I always admire people who follow strong morals no matter what stands in their way. I hope I can be strong and committed like Desmond in my life no matter what I do.
Jesus will always be there waiting for you my friend
Hacksaw ridge is a freacking masterpiece
I think this is the greatest most humble, honorable, courageous, valiant, strongest, admirable and greatest man act I’ve ever seen. Thank you for your service! What a true legend!
If I had to say that Desmond doss was an Angel sent from heaven, and he was sent to protect the men. As a human in disguise he bled, he cried, he damn near blew his own legs off, and had his arm broken with a sniper and used a rifle butt as a splint.
a true memory that was impossible to possible
He plays this role to perfection....made the entire movie one of the best i've watched!
Ww2 was around 80 years ago, and its stories are still being told, the heros still being sung. The legacy of these men will never die out as long as there are people who know the stories.
Doss is arguably the bravest man to have lived ... Inspirational
Love seeing you update the older versions, allowing you to showcase more of your talents. I still remember watching the original one a few years back and being in such awe. This one was no different. Amazing job man! A beautiful tribute for a beautiful movie
Thank you so much for the kind words
I don't know what he was made of, but he wasn't built in the same factory as the men he rescued. He had friends in very high places watching his back on the battlefield and didn't quit until he got those men to safety. Desmond Doss will forever be one of the greatest legends in military history. Rest well, Pvt. Doss. You earned it.
I have a piece of coral from the beach below Hacksaw Ridge given to me by my Marine brother who was stationed on Okinawa. He told me of the many caves he found while off duty that contained extensive artifacts from that battle including several badly worn letters that he picked up and was able to translate later. That piece of coral now hangs over my desktop in my Navy case with all my awards and medals from my time in the service as a reminder of the sacrifice the Navy endured and suffered to take that island from the Japanese in 1945.
“The real heroes are buried over there” Desmond doss
If anyone deserved more than 1 Medal of Honor this guy does
Fun fact: Andrew Garfield was 32 YEARS OLD when he played in Hacksaw Ridge. Bro still looks the same nowadays as well, even though he's 40.
Your attention to detail and ability to dissect the storytelling elements truly sets your channel apart. I particularly loved how you seamlessly weaved together your insights on character development, animation techniques, and thematic exploration. It's evident that you've done your research, and it's incredibly refreshing to see such a well-crafted and meticulously thought-out discussion.
Honestly, i miss when people were as honorable and patriotic as during the 40s and 50s. I understand that the coutnry changed, but it makes my blood boil when people desecrate and spit on the historu and memory of the men and women who died for our freedom. Thank you Desmond, you were a true hero
That's because you're seeing a cherry-picked history. People weren't more honorable in the 40s and 50s, especially not the US.
(This doesn't make Desmond any less of a hero, though.)
@@ladywaffle2210 but compared to now, they were a lot more honorable and honestly more badass imo
@@leoperez9825 No. No, they were not. The only things they had were more chances to demonstrate their badassery. They were most certainly not more honorable-and I'll prove it, with the amount of war crimes the US committed just during the Second World War.
You did am astounding job on this video!!!!!!!👍🏻
It truly gives justice to Desmond, Andrew, and Hacksaw Ridge!!!!
This man, one in a million... RIP to one of the greatest men to ever live and walk on this earth..if only there were only more human beings like him.
A true real life hero. I saw this movie, watched it 3 more times after that later. Love it so much. The amount of courage and self-sacrifice it took to face death head on in this great act of kindness, I can't even fathom it. I hold this man to the highest regard I possibly can, and then even more.
12/13/22 Edit: I just watched it again. Such a good movie.
9/20/23 Edit: I'm joining the U.S. military. Almost done with the joining process.
08/06/2024 Edit: I'm active duty now, have been for a bit. So uh, yeah.
May the lord sand Doss to look over you and keep you alive
Andrew Garfield not winning the Oscar for this film is a robbery.
That.......was......AMAZING!!!!
Praise the lord.
* In the background: Desmond Doss confronting the officials, his ' speech ' that emphasizes it is wrong to kill a human as it goes against God, and while everyone is taking life, he will be saving it.
* Video : the battle scenes from the movie, with Desmond's words visualized as subtitles..
This is an amazingly well made tribute.
I bet the real Desmond Doss in heaven would be thanking you.
Arguably the greatest Medal of Honor recipient ever.
I can’t even tell you how emotional 🥹 and how much I cried. This was one of the most beautiful edits I’ve ever seen.
If you ever feel like you need a bit of motivation to keep serving God, be it breaking an addiction, serving your church, or loving your family, just look to Desmond Doss. His is the story of a true man, a man who didn't have the muscles, the guts, or the girls, but he just kept going, kept praying, and kept serving, never expecting a reward on this earth. What a man, what a man. I hope to see him someday in Heaven.
This is the greatest edit i have ever seen. It gave me the feeling like i was inside a cinema i got chills.
“A true believer” 🕊
In all due respect to everyone involved. I think the ridicule that Doss had to endure sort of acted as fuel to his fire. I believe it made him stronger and helped him be the best he possibly could, driving him all the way down to his core not stopping until he knew everyone that could be saved was saved.
I remember hearing of desmond doss story and it moved me at a young age, now at 19 I am working to become a 68 W (combat medic) and looking forward to helping my allies, and using what I am learn to become a nurse to save more
1:47 Smash cut to like day 3 on the ridge... "Why are you not up on the ridge?!" "We're waiting." "Waiting for who?" "Doss, sir" Fricking epic scene, especially when you realise that it was literally the fact that anyone that went up alongside Doss? With only a very rare couple of exceptions, if that, they always came back down.
Truly no man could have been more brave than Desmond Doss.
The Lord was working throw this man Desmond Doss
He has inspired me, I am going to serve.
One of the greatest war tributes I have ever seen I'm speechless at how amazing edited this was you really captured this movie perfectly. I really loved your choice of music combined with your use of sfx it make this masterpiece something truly special 💙
Thank you for the kind words and support 💙 always appreciated
Hacksaw Ridge was one of the more emotional and inspirational movies for me that I have seen in my lifetime. The fact that it is based on a true story really makes me have hope in humanity, thank you Desmond Doss for helping all those people out instead of killing.
Even the smallest amount of light can defeat darkness… Desmond T. Doss was proof of that
I come back to this video once a month... It's beautiful.
When I watched this movie the part that gave me cry was when he came down from the ridge after saving so many, and he was walking between all the other soldiers and they were putting their hands on his shoulders to reassure him, and they all just had this look of awe on their faces that this man had risked his life over and over, despite how they had treated him.
watched this film today, absolutely amazing film. 10/10.
I love this so much, you’re an incredible editor. You captured the essence of the story and the character beautifully, I had goosebumps watching this. Amazing job.
Desmond Doss, a man among men who eclipsed all forms of understanding during the era where our world was dyed black and white. The fruits of his efforts produced a beautiful shade of grey, concocted with his cast iron conviction forged in honor and respect for his fellow man. Kissed by the angel of death numerous times only to pick himself up and push his battle damaged vessel to it's utmost limit. Hanging on a thread uttering the words that spurred his undying will, "Just one more.". In any era of life there are a seldom few who in every possible sense are the epitome of a hero. Desmond Doss, is one of those seldom few.
Wow that was amazing one of your best video mate! This was so smooth!
Thanks mate :)
Most impactful movie i have watched in my 30 years of life.
God bless the brave.
Desmond doss recieved the Medal of Honor for saving 70 men on Hacksaw Ridge and for courage under most fire.
i havent watched this movie and after watching the first 30 seconds of this video i have decided that im gonna watch the movie first and then this edit.
Edit : i watched the movie and it was probably the best movie I've watched this year, Andrew Garfield was phenomenal.
i remember when i wrote a paper about dos, and nevrer regret it thank you for giving his memory back to me
WOW. Definitely one of the BEST edits I've seen. Great work.
Clips like this is what fills my void.
How did he not win an oscar for this?
The man who fought a war without having to fight.
Desmond Dodd is the embodiment of not just an American Hero, but just a Hero.
The power of prayer and commitment to God is truly amazing. Never give up on God!
Amen❤
This movie, shows a lot of things:
1 is that, no matter what one says, keep going, don’t stop
2 is that, stand out, don’t hide in the crowd.
3 is… most people don’t know this story, and one day, he’ll be forgotten, don’t forget the heroes of our past that allows today, don’t forget that.
1:23 Even despite that this movie doesn't have any relation to Marvel Universe or his role as Spider Man, I can't stop watching Andrew Garfield as the Spider Man and Captain America from WW2 at the same time, but without super powers and from another dimension. Specially due to his moral codes of not killing anyone, just like his character of Peter Parker, and thanks to No Way Home and Dr. Strange.
This movie made me cry so hard. He was an amazing person.
This is a masterpiece my dude
Thank you