I wish that, instead of a movie, they had made a mini series on his exploits. I wish this, because he didn’t just save his fellow soldiers at Hacksaw Ridge, but he also saved others during the battles of Guam, Leyte and Okinawa aka Hacksaw Ridge. If we had gotten, 6 or 7, 60 + min. episodes, with Hacksaw Ridge as the climax. Making us fear that he was gonna die after all that courage under fire, in my opinion, it would be more epic. But that’s me.
The second half of the movie was pretty good. But the first half was the cheesiest thing I've ever seen in a war movie. Hacksaw Ridge is far from the best lol
The fact that Doss persisted that he only got 50 people down (not factoring in those who did or didn’t survive), whilst his fellow soldiers, the people he saved, and the doctors at base argued that he got more than 100 down that survived (and countless more that succumbed to their injuries, those including Japanese soldiers that he also sent down). So, to appease his fellow soldiers and his officials, Desmond Doss was credited with saving 75 people in the battle of Okinawa and awarded with the highly prestigious medal of honour for those 12 hours he was up there on Hacksaw Ridge, unarmed and injured, saving lives
What! 12 hours? I thought he was there for almost 2 days. That's even crazier. This man on a vegetarian diet who refuses to hold and shoot a gun does all that.
@@morisakarleign3014 Add the malnutrition to these three facts and you’ve got a downright stubborn badäss: 1) Doss had been recently injured before his famed 12 hours on Hacksaw, as he had fallen whilst climbing the rope ladder up the ridge’s cliff side almost 2 days earlier and messed up his knee. 2) Desmond had already spent a full day as an army medic, which were specifically targeted by Japanese soldiers, on the frontlines on top of that ridge . And 3) Desmond did all that he did whilst being shot at and hunted down by any Japanese soldiers that spotted him whilst he was saving and rescuing the lives of not only his fellow soldiers, but some Japanese soldiers as well. He did all that, on his own and injured, without having ever used/picked up a 🔫 or taken another person’s life.
They kinda did, but at the same time did. Desmond Doss's story is grossly exaggerated in some ways, grossly underplayed in others. It's important to note that Hacksaw Ridge is a propaganda film.
We taught our boy scouts to tie a bowline one handed so if thrown a line they could hang on with one hand while tying the line for rescue They were timed the Average time 3 seconds
I watched this movie the other day on the plane and it made me cry! I still think of it! What an inspiration Desmond Doss was, especially as a fellow believer! I pray to have faith and selfless love for others like he had 🥹🙏🏽🤍
Addition to this actually Dos already a veterans before he went to Okinawa. Dos seen the horror of the war he losy his freind in the Philippines sfter the landing of Leyte. Yhe Okinawa Dos already veteran. He loss many friends in the war.
Fun fact: desmond doss saved more people than the movie showed, apparently People wouldnt believe he saved that much people so the movie tried to take it down a notch
@@AHSValor Semantics would be important if the same pronunciation is used for *the same and different* knots Semantics add nuance to the sentences and are in every conversation or statement Semantics help us read the intention behind people from the words they choose and the way they employ it conversation Semantics help us understand sentences like "he eats shoots and leaves" vs "he eats, shoots, and leaves" both are riddled with nuance that only semantics pick apart
They actually had to tone down the stuff that actually happened, or people would think it was fake. He did get shot in the helmet, that's true. He also was one of 3 soldiers to help climb hacksaw, and put up the damn ropes to the top. That's why they kept showing him climbing with his brother, and then his fiancée, he was amazing at climbing anything. I believe another jap had him dead to rights, but his weapon misfired, if I'm not mistaken. This movie made me think much more highly of the man upstairs. He also gave up his stretcher after being shot by a sniper, and he ended up crawling 300 yards to safety. Gibson thought this would make everything seem over exaggerated. This man was truly covered by some higher spirit. After the war he did struggle with his injuries, as he had several. They only show one or two in the movie.
I believe he used both. You cannot lower someone with the double bowline/bowline on a bite without securing the upper body to the rope as well. You could, however, lower someone with a bowline, but I wouldn't use just one to lower someone who is injured if they couldn't hold onto the rope.
They actually left extra things out of the movie about Doss because they were so unbelievable that it would make it unrealistic. Think about that.. and I thought what he did on screen was heroic and brave
I tie my fishing hook not in such a way that you can remove the hook with the jig still on it and replace it with a different hook and jig and not need to cut the line. I used to catfish with this oldhead that always gave me shit about it. Then one day I caught a 64lb catfish on it and after that he said "Damn Son guess I got learned didn't I" and I just laughed and said never to old to learn something new. I miss that dude.
I thought that was odd. I have both the film and the documentary, and I was confused as to why the picture in the book looked nothing like the one in the film. Thank you for clarifying this for me.
I like how you broke down the story, one of the best vids ive seen talking about Uzumaki. Im a big junji ito fan, Uzumaki is a favourite like it is for a lot of fans. Like all authors though youll find some stories pretty bland but dont let that put you off reading his work. Everyone loves different stories, like i dont really like Remina but know people who love it and i love black paradox but its not a go to manga to read in his work among a lot of fans. However i do recommend reading Tombs that has some great stories. Mimi's tales of terror is interesting too because theyre short stories but they all follow mimi
There are Japanese soldiers who wrote about Desmond. They said their rifles would jam, smoke would move around him, and one soldier said he saw a bright light appear and put his gun down.
It’s pronounced bo•lin, so as to not confuse the bowline on a ship. I taught knot tying classes for 14 years. I got interested in knots from my love of sailing and rock climbing.
this movie is currently on netflix. on a scale between 0 and 10 0 = not even worth watching or entertaining the idea 10 = absolute MUST watch whether you like war movies or not. now i LOVED the OG Jardhead with Jake Gyllenhaal. As well as a few other movies I can not think of outside of perhaps Fury and of course Quentin Tarantino's "Inglorious Bastards" cept intentionally misspelled. There was another movie where a soldier wanted to get out of being sent to a FOB in a particularly dangerous water-route of "Hearts & Mind" part of the 20-year-lost war against "terrorism" - he tried injuring his hand to get out of being deployed among other things but they told him to suck it up he's going. when he gets there, they also team up with another group at the FOB. Their entire detail and MOS is literally transfer a huge water truck to civilians that would bring giant cans/jugs that would come for gallons. It was a dangerous route that they had to not only be wary of IEDs along the ONE road they had to use, as well as snipers, ambushes, and of course ... the self-delete boomboomers. Sadly, their unit was also assigned to help train the Afghanistani people to have a Police Force for America leaves and they ALL obviously did not want nor care. but still dressed up and entertained the Americans. There also found engineers intown to fix a bombed water-source (turbine? something that would pump water from a far away location into town and so on). well... they messed up on their security search and one of the workers got his explosives snuck in with his work tools and he simply walked in during a work break where they're all breaking bread together and sharing meals with one another. it WAS a beautiful moment in the movie only to have a self-delete boomer ruin it by going inside the building in which they've spent weeks to months repairing the concrete underground noticed that during their lunch break, but only too late, that he went to their transport truck and got his "toolbag" causing utter devastation. another sad part about it was shortly before one of the teams' members said "there's a bullet out here with my name on it and idk when it'll come but i know it's coming." i think in the next scene or so he was indeed... taken out with a headshot, at least i think. Sandlocker i think it was called? It had Sand in the title. I also saw the movie of IED Sweepers that starred Hawkeye (was that called Hurtlocker?) i liked that one. and then the one with dude from the Office playing and undercover agent part of a seal team. amazing movie. all of them were. Jarhead is still truly heart breaking. Same with Full Metal Jacket. i know Saving Private Ryan is a lot of peoples go-to war movie given its extreme accuracy and at screen testing with war vets, a LOT of them had PTSD attacks and got up and left out of sorrow, anger, whatever it doesn't really strike a cord with me for some reason. the boy in the striped pajamas (regarding ww2 and the son of an SS Officer had no concept of why another child was on the "other side of the fence" wearing striped "pajamas" only for it to be revealed he's in an obvious concentration camp. so with all that said, where would this movie stack up against Full Metal Jacket Jarhead Hurtlocker Sandsomething? The Boy in the Striped Pajamas Saving Private Ryan?
In most historic movies, actions need to be exaggerated to make for good cinema. The fact that they had to tune DOWN Desmond Doss's actions because the public would say they aren't believable, that just boggles the mind.
Any time someone says "Batman should kill," I point to this movie and how not only is it an amazing story of a man's strength in pacifism, but it's based on real events.
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"Just one more, Lord."
Chills, every time.
Amen
Same. Amen to that.
😢
Same here!
This movie had me in tears, just knowing someone went through this is just so inspirational, he prayed and, god got him through it. ❤
He saved more than the film showed. God was giving him strength.
🤦🏻
It was his own strength, it has nothing to do with imaginary things :)
@@herekongato but he was religious and has faith that the reason he save so many people is because god bless him.
@@user-wx8nq9xh1p i agree, having faith can strengthen people in dire situations, but id rather give all the credit to him instead of god
Was his own strength and faith in himself
You can’t make a movie better than this
I wish that, instead of a movie, they had made a mini series on his exploits.
I wish this, because he didn’t just save his fellow soldiers at Hacksaw Ridge, but he also saved others during the battles of Guam, Leyte and Okinawa aka Hacksaw Ridge.
If we had gotten, 6 or 7, 60 + min. episodes, with Hacksaw Ridge as the climax. Making us fear that he was gonna die after all that courage under fire, in my opinion, it would be more epic.
But that’s me.
Fax
Ummm you 100% can
@@Larsvontreebar name 1
The second half of the movie was pretty good. But the first half was the cheesiest thing I've ever seen in a war movie. Hacksaw Ridge is far from the best lol
The fact that Doss persisted that he only got 50 people down (not factoring in those who did or didn’t survive), whilst his fellow soldiers, the people he saved, and the doctors at base argued that he got more than 100 down that survived (and countless more that succumbed to their injuries, those including Japanese soldiers that he also sent down). So, to appease his fellow soldiers and his officials, Desmond Doss was credited with saving 75 people in the battle of Okinawa and awarded with the highly prestigious medal of honour for those 12 hours he was up there on Hacksaw Ridge, unarmed and injured, saving lives
He was only up there for 12 hours 😭 bruh, balls to the walls or what
@@Elasquantum I can't even play videogames for 12 hours straight bruh 😭
@@galletaeditz I can 💀 not that I should lmao, I know how to reverse the affects tho, yet to test how well
What! 12 hours? I thought he was there for almost 2 days. That's even crazier. This man on a vegetarian diet who refuses to hold and shoot a gun does all that.
@@morisakarleign3014 Add the malnutrition to these three facts and you’ve got a downright stubborn badäss: 1) Doss had been recently injured before his famed 12 hours on Hacksaw, as he had fallen whilst climbing the rope ladder up the ridge’s cliff side almost 2 days earlier and messed up his knee. 2) Desmond had already spent a full day as an army medic, which were specifically targeted by Japanese soldiers, on the frontlines on top of that ridge . And 3) Desmond did all that he did whilst being shot at and hunted down by any Japanese soldiers that spotted him whilst he was saving and rescuing the lives of not only his fellow soldiers, but some Japanese soldiers as well. He did all that, on his own and injured, without having ever used/picked up a 🔫 or taken another person’s life.
It’s crazy they had to leave some of his real life experiences out because it would look like they over exaggerated his story for the movie
People are going to hate regardless. They’re jealous they could never reach the amount of glory he did.
Same with Hugh Glass, who the movie "The Revenant" is about.. Except he was wayyyy more Bad@$$$
They kinda did, but at the same time did.
Desmond Doss's story is grossly exaggerated in some ways, grossly underplayed in others. It's important to note that Hacksaw Ridge is a propaganda film.
@@CaptainSkuzzy how is it a propaganda film (just asking bc now I’m curious not trying to pick a fight in the replies of my comments 😂)
@@CaptainSkuzzy yeah I wanna know too, how is this a propaganda film.
Definitely a top ten movie for me. A real hero
Couldn’t get through the basic training scenes. Some of the worst military acting I have ever seen
@@user-dm8kz8ul8h you probably love fast and furious
@user-dm8kz8ul8h yep I got the same. The first hour of the movie is terrible
@@user-dm8kz8ul8h You're entitled to your opinion, even if it's wrong.
Pretty good movie to be honest, but "Top 10" is crazy talk 😂😂.. If you havent seen many films then just say that
Andrew Garfield absolutely deserved an Oscar for this, it was unfortunate that there was so many incredible movies out that year…
Like??
@@oluebubeike1496 The one with the black actor
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Did not know that, good to know
You did knot know that right? 😃
@@joeyjojojrshabadoo7462 fucking hell man you sound like my dad lol
I did but then I have spent 3 decades studying WW1/WW2
We taught our boy scouts to tie a bowline one handed so if thrown a line they could hang on with one hand while tying the line for rescue
They were timed the Average time 3 seconds
Wish we got to do things like this in girl scouts. All I remember is indoor meets and sometimes camping in cabins.
@@destituteanddecadent9106 we had scouts sisters set in on meetings and they were always included when learning skills and crafts !
They could just tie a standard loop knot. The bowline concept is really not that important
@@ThatSB can a loop knot be tied with one handed
Those boy scouts are scary fast
Anyone else taught this knot in Boy Scouts recall it being called "the Doss Hitch"?
Nope. Bowline on a bite. And the double bowline. And the regular bowline. That’s what we called it in Troop 67
I know thats what the local girl scouts called it when I was a kid in the late 90s early 00s
In girl scouts in the early 90s we called it the doss Hitch 🤷🏻♀️
In non binary scouts we call it the they/them line.
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Fun fact: He not only saved his fellow soldiers but also the enemies.. respect.
This man who was in the army?
@@TheOfficialDjProduct what does god have to do with any of this???
@@shrubgaming3138the character, and the real life person was a religious man. And it was his faith in God, that he swore not to kill even in war.
@@fearlesseye5896 i know but why even address him if your just gonna shittalk the religion
He's a medic. Thats also why you aren't supposed to shoot them in modern war. They are there out of mercy to save life, for everyone, regardless.
! What this man achieved was amazing! The movie was good
Such a soul exist. 😭
When ever he said Just one more Lord I start crying. This man made me cry all thru the movie tear of joy
After saving 70+ people as a soldier, now he saves a city's residents as spider man
This is actually right because doss was saving people with destroyed legs so it makes sense that he used another knot to help soldiers
Love that movie. My dad watched this when it first came out and he said at the end of the movie the whole theater was silent
I watched this movie the other day on the plane and it made me cry! I still think of it! What an inspiration Desmond Doss was, especially as a fellow believer! I pray to have faith and selfless love for others like he had 🥹🙏🏽🤍
'Please God, help me save one more!' Loved every moment of this film, and am blessed to discover this man's amazing story! 🙏
Definitely an amazing feat done by a man of Faith.
The film giving honor to his feats truly are something to admire regardless of a small discrepancy
When he went BACK the next day I swear I gasped louder then than in any movie ever. Unforgettable film. Hugo Weaving was also heartbreaking in this.
Great movie! I use double bow line instead of figure of eight to tie myself up while climbing.
In boyscouts we learned tying many rope knots. Of all of em, i've only used three...square, clove, and bowlin.
Spiderman hasnt been the same since no way home
Great man, and great movie
Doss is a true man amongst men
Addition to this actually Dos already a veterans before he went to Okinawa. Dos seen the horror of the war he losy his freind in the Philippines sfter the landing of Leyte. Yhe Okinawa Dos already veteran. He loss many friends in the war.
It was his father who was ww1 veteran
His surname was *Doss, not "Dos".
Fun fact: desmond doss saved more people than the movie showed, apparently People wouldnt believe he saved that much people so the movie tried to take it down a notch
Spiderman doing a knot
If only he used this knot... Gwen wouldn't have fallen
Spanish bowline and bowline on a bight are not the same knot. Doesn't really matter what knot Doss used. JS
You know anyone can take lives and became a war hero, but saving lives and be called a Hero it's just So different.
sweet Jesus!!!!!
I think they wrapped it around you know where!
The real one Looks kinda like a noose like the other guy made in the training scene
“You trying to hang yourself “
Hang on a minute
Won't work very well unless it's tight from the get.
Hands down one of the best movies ever and way underrated
Finally a short that actually has references.
What do we have here Doss. We were making a bowline not a bra.
This movie was making me yell " one more god give doss one more !!!!
Best war genre movie ever for me. Better than Saving Private Ryan, Apocalypse Now, Full Metal Jacket, and many other greats that I also love.
Bowline is pronounced WITH A SHORT “i”! BOW’Lin…
Semantics. Both pronunciations are used to simultaneously designate the same, and different knots
@@AHSValor Semantics would be important if the same pronunciation is used for *the same and different* knots
Semantics add nuance to the sentences and are in every conversation or statement
Semantics help us read the intention behind people from the words they choose and the way they employ it conversation
Semantics help us understand sentences like "he eats shoots and leaves" vs "he eats, shoots, and leaves" both are riddled with nuance that only semantics pick apart
It’s an AI saying the lines so it doesn’t understand pronunciation rules like that
@@ah-1zviper380Then it's trash AI with no access to a dictionary or native speech examples
@@jamesdewane1642you're welcome to make your own smarter AI.
He was a real warrior of God✝️❤️🔥
Allah
Geeh, I sure do hope people in the replies don't try to be jerks about this.
@@addison_v_ertisement1678 about what?
@@thenoobalmighty8790 About OPs comment.
@@addison_v_ertisement1678 OP? Why would they be jerks? I don't understand
The most OP support in history
If I said name a hero you would probably say spider man or batman. But the true heros are Desmond doss and the other heros of the world wars
Amen, Jesus was giving him strength.
One of the greatest movie ever made!🙌and Andrew 🫡 what an actor 🔥🔥🔥
Desmond Doss was one hell of a badass!
The beauty if the 'bowline on a bight' is that no matter how much strain you put on it it's easily untieable.
They actually had to tone down the stuff that actually happened, or people would think it was fake. He did get shot in the helmet, that's true. He also was one of 3 soldiers to help climb hacksaw, and put up the damn ropes to the top. That's why they kept showing him climbing with his brother, and then his fiancée, he was amazing at climbing anything. I believe another jap had him dead to rights, but his weapon misfired, if I'm not mistaken. This movie made me think much more highly of the man upstairs.
He also gave up his stretcher after being shot by a sniper, and he ended up crawling 300 yards to safety. Gibson thought this would make everything seem over exaggerated. This man was truly covered by some higher spirit.
After the war he did struggle with his injuries, as he had several. They only show one or two in the movie.
F Hollywood. Oscar's for Garfield and best picture, best director.
I believe he used both. You cannot lower someone with the double bowline/bowline on a bite without securing the upper body to the rope as well. You could, however, lower someone with a bowline, but I wouldn't use just one to lower someone who is injured if they couldn't hold onto the rope.
I was just wondering about how just a double bowline around the legs could be used without securing the upper body.
I don't watch war movies, then I watched this and saw what this amazing Hero did 🥺 It gave me chills ❤❤❤❤
Such a badass movie Doss is a true American hero
They actually left extra things out of the movie about Doss because they were so unbelievable that it would make it unrealistic. Think about that.. and I thought what he did on screen was heroic and brave
The irony when Doss told the seargent "You are tying a bowline boy, not building a bra "😂
I absolutely love this film. A good sign to rewatch it again.
Great screenplay. He has been in many good autobiography films.
Glory to God
Bro really said 'I have no enemies'
I tie my fishing hook not in such a way that you can remove the hook with the jig still on it and replace it with a different hook and jig and not need to cut the line. I used to catfish with this oldhead that always gave me shit about it. Then one day I caught a 64lb catfish on it and after that he said "Damn Son guess I got learned didn't I" and I just laughed and said never to old to learn something new. I miss that dude.
I thought that was odd. I have both the film and the documentary, and I was confused as to why the picture in the book looked nothing like the one in the film. Thank you for clarifying this for me.
Did you know Mel Gibson actually left a lot of what he did out of film as including it would have made it unbelievable as a true story
Did you know in Hacksaw RIZZ.
One of the most underrated film. I dont even mind watching it again
why is it underrated? xdd everyone like it
@@Fegyo98Well more like "Underappreciated"
This movie is so under rated
Hacksaw Ridge
2016
this knot is referred in the malayalam movie "Manjummel boys "
❤
Hacksaw rizzz
🗣️🗣️💥💥🔥🔥
Not funny
He learned the knot in that church's version of boy scouts
About time Sabaton writes a song about this man.
I like how you broke down the story, one of the best vids ive seen talking about Uzumaki. Im a big junji ito fan, Uzumaki is a favourite like it is for a lot of fans. Like all authors though youll find some stories pretty bland but dont let that put you off reading his work. Everyone loves different stories, like i dont really like Remina but know people who love it and i love black paradox but its not a go to manga to read in his work among a lot of fans. However i do recommend reading Tombs that has some great stories. Mimi's tales of terror is interesting too because theyre short stories but they all follow mimi
Superb and one of few well made movies.
gotta rewatch that movie
gave me absolute chills
Just a clip but/and... So emotional that film. Heartbreaking. Hope. Value. I recommend seen it
My favourite movie...❤
Truly a fantastic movie.
Name please
@@prasenjitshil2581 hacksaw ridge
@@TacktlessItsaTest yeah I watched
Thanks for your support 😊
There are Japanese soldiers who wrote about Desmond. They said their rifles would jam, smoke would move around him, and one soldier said he saw a bright light appear and put his gun down.
It’s pronounced bo•lin, so as to not confuse the bowline on a ship. I taught knot tying classes for 14 years. I got interested in knots from my love of sailing and rock climbing.
I cried hard! Great movie🥹❤️💐
He was a real one with principle
I loved this movie "where are all these soliders coming from someone crazy person is up there bring then down" W film❤❤
this movie is currently on netflix.
on a scale between 0 and 10
0 = not even worth watching or entertaining the idea
10 = absolute MUST watch whether you like war movies or not.
now i LOVED the OG Jardhead with Jake Gyllenhaal.
As well as a few other movies I can not think of outside of perhaps Fury and of course Quentin Tarantino's "Inglorious Bastards" cept intentionally misspelled.
There was another movie where a soldier wanted to get out of being sent to a FOB in a particularly dangerous water-route of "Hearts & Mind" part of the 20-year-lost war against "terrorism" - he tried injuring his hand to get out of being deployed among other things but they told him to suck it up he's going.
when he gets there, they also team up with another group at the FOB. Their entire detail and MOS is literally transfer a huge water truck to civilians that would bring giant cans/jugs that would come for gallons.
It was a dangerous route that they had to not only be wary of IEDs along the ONE road they had to use, as well as snipers, ambushes, and of course ... the self-delete boomboomers.
Sadly, their unit was also assigned to help train the Afghanistani people to have a Police Force for America leaves and they ALL obviously did not want nor care. but still dressed up and entertained the Americans.
There also found engineers intown to fix a bombed water-source (turbine? something that would pump water from a far away location into town and so on).
well...
they messed up on their security search and one of the workers got his explosives snuck in with his work tools and he simply walked in during a work break where they're all breaking bread together and sharing meals with one another. it WAS a beautiful moment in the movie only to have a self-delete boomer ruin it by going inside the building in which they've spent weeks to months repairing the concrete underground noticed that during their lunch break, but only too late, that he went to their transport truck and got his "toolbag" causing utter devastation. another sad part about it was shortly before one of the teams' members said "there's a bullet out here with my name on it and idk when it'll come but i know it's coming."
i think in the next scene or so he was indeed... taken out with a headshot, at least i think.
Sandlocker i think it was called? It had Sand in the title.
I also saw the movie of IED Sweepers that starred Hawkeye (was that called Hurtlocker?) i liked that one.
and then the one with dude from the Office playing and undercover agent part of a seal team. amazing movie. all of them were.
Jarhead is still truly heart breaking.
Same with Full Metal Jacket.
i know Saving Private Ryan is a lot of peoples go-to war movie given its extreme accuracy and at screen testing with war vets, a LOT of them had PTSD attacks and got up and left out of sorrow, anger, whatever it doesn't really strike a cord with me for some reason.
the boy in the striped pajamas (regarding ww2 and the son of an SS Officer had no concept of why another child was on the "other side of the fence" wearing striped "pajamas" only for it to be revealed he's in an obvious concentration camp.
so with all that said, where would this movie stack up against
Full Metal Jacket
Jarhead
Hurtlocker
Sandsomething?
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
Saving Private Ryan?
Andrew Garfield needs to be in more war movies rn
The Film is so good
Ah yes, he deffinetly witnessed his action 😢
Doss was a king.
This is actually the only thing I have against superhero fights between characters who do not have peak or superhuman stamina
hes still got the spider senses
I got to say, Vince Vaughn was so good in that movie, i didn’t recognize him. I had to check on the internet who was that actor.
What a darn awesome movie
I just watched the movie and it's amazing
God. I love this story
In most historic movies, actions need to be exaggerated to make for good cinema.
The fact that they had to tune DOWN Desmond Doss's actions because the public would say they aren't believable, that just boggles the mind.
“You’re tying a bowline, boy, not building a bra!” 😜
Why Spiderman just smiling to himself as a military man at the start of this vid? Lol
Great movie!
Can you do another video demonstrating how to tie this particular knot ?And the double knot?
Awesome movie
One of my favourite war movie.
Doesn’t matter if you believe in god or not. This man wouldn’t exist if he didn’t have his faith.
One of the adventist Army in world war
Any time someone says "Batman should kill," I point to this movie and how not only is it an amazing story of a man's strength in pacifism, but it's based on real events.
Great great movie‼️
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
This was a great film