Hacksaw Ridge (2016) Wife's First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!



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27 thoughts on “Hacksaw Ridge (2016) Wife's First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!”

  1. Guys you NEED to watch APOCALYPTO, Directed by Mel Gibson–I think it is one of his best, and unlike anything you've seen–and the Heroine reminds me of Samantha (whenever my wife and i talk on the phone now, we greet each other by saying "HELlo" just like Samantha does at the top pf each video)–anyway, I would love to see you guys react to this unique film, to me it is truly like stepping back into time into another world that no longer exists. CHECK IT OUT!

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  2. Этот фильм на уровне "Спасти Рядового Райна" часто его пересматриваю.Очень много видно,какие люди на войне.Проявляются плохие качества и так же героические)

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  3. there are some stories from wars that are so fantastical they seem make believe this is one of them but in all of those cases we may be missing some details but usually so many people back up that its at least close to what happened its crazy. they are short but the infographics show on youtube covers alot of these stories. they are wild.

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  4. He saved more than 100 men but claimed to have only saved 50, so the military went with the in between number of 75. There were moments where Japanese snipers had him in his sights and tried to shoot Desmond but his gun kept jamming, as if he were protected by God.

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  5. On newsreels in theaters: Before television, the only way of seeing moving pictures of what was in the news was to go to the movies and watch the newsreel. In the ‘60s, that time had passed but there would still usually be a cartoon. Once in awhile there would be a short film before the feature.

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  6. Because of widespread abuse of conscientious objectors in WWI, there were policies and procedures in place before WWII to deal with them. Even today, it can be a challenge to get the Army to follow them.

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  7. Desmond was very humble about it. He claimed to have only saved around 45. Various eyewitness accounts put that number closer to 100-125. So, the Army split the difference at 75. It's true. Mel Gibson toned his story WAY down, so it would be easier to believe. By the time Okinawa happened, Desmond was already highly decorated, having received at least 1 bronze star and more than 1 purple heart.

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  8. Also underrated was the actor playing his father haunted with everything from survivor's guilt to the demons no witness to the horror of war can completely vanquish. Look at his eyes when he and Desmond are in the cemetery as he says, "I don't want to visit my son's here" only to hear Desmond say, "I already signed up, Daddy".
    Oscar worthy, too.

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  9. When I was a kid reading G.I. Joe comics there was a character called Lifeline that wouldn't touch a gun but would risk his life to save people that sometimes had disdain for his refusal to wield a gun, when I saw this movie of this extraordinary tale, I've always wondered if Lifeline was based on Desmond Doss. Fantastic movie and reaction. Can't believe this came out in 2016, feels like over a decade ago I first saw it.

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