Indeed

The United States Army IS itself a mistake so I can see where he may have gotten confused

@@randyorton1769 all the damn time

No we don’t make mistakes

@@randyorton1769 1961 Goldsboro B-52 crash was a mistake I think but I am no expert in that field.

1:44 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Lmfao

...He got better.

A warm day with cool mud all over a naked body is bloody wonderful! 😅😆😝

@@Timorio💀

That’s not a colonel…

That’s an O3, Captain.

@@bonechrusher3427 I can hear the sarastic "thanks for the promotion"

Bruh. It says on his nameplate. "Capt." How do you make a Colonel out of a "Capt."?

@@VeryProfessionalGamer The same way the Army makes a "Kernul" out of Colonel. Co Lo Nel? nah, its Kernul. XD

I think it's right up there with Jack Churchill who fought ww2 with a longbow and a sword. These 2 are at opposite sites of the spectrum and you wouldnt think be as accomplished as they ended up.

@@vh8542 Issue is Jack Churchill was a terrible officer who got his men killed often. Desmond Doss is a hero. And before you say anything, no, I'm not decrying Jack Churchill's courage. He went to war and fought the Nazis. But he got similarly brave men killed. Doss didn't.

@Flat yea i was more just referring to the craziness of their stories and medals they received and stuff.

@@im_flat Yes Jack Churchill is also a Hero I agree.

@@thee-sportspantheon330 If you define Hero as "psychopath who often led innocent men to be slaughtered where he was supposed to be their shepherd and has a duty to preserve their lives whenever possible, as befitting his status as an officer, yet still never fulfilled this duty" then yeah maybe

Bowline on a bight. A better choice than the bowline if you have twice as much rope as you need, but both anchors need to be stable.

Yes

You talking about the bra knot? For the 2 titties lol

Yeah they make a callback to it when he’s saving everybody; He says the line “I’m tying a bowline not building a bra” back to the Sargent right before he lowers him off the cliff later in the movie

The 3 bowlin in the bite add up to the fireman's carry. One around the chest under the armpits and one for each leg. Not easy to tie,takes practice.

Also he wasn’t a boot when he got to hacksaw ridge he was already a combat vet by that point

Like Desmond doss never objected to holding a rifle regardless if he might be violating his beliefs?

@@99mrpogi His beliefs prevented him from killing or using a weapon in combat not for training.

@@CallMehToucan His beliefs do not say that killing is wrong. His own prophets do killing in war. He has his beliefs wrong and a very dangerous pacifist belief.

@@nomejest5919 Dangerous? jfc

That is the point.

It's common for just about everyone in the United States military to say that about their branch. The reason being is because even if the army legitimately did make a mistake 99.9% of the time it is absolutely not getting fixed. So the term "the army doesn't make mistakes" is basically telling you you need to adjust to your new reality.

Never admits them, gets you to die in the cover up.

Speaking of making a mistake…… “make make”

@@caseyhunt360 "make: *** No rule to make target 'make'. Stop."

Don't you prefer Saving Private Ryan? This movie Hacksaw ridge has all that dramatic annoying music .

that's too many times

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@@paulanthony5274 this movie is good ur just a hater if it’s not better then ur favorite movie is an automatic no for you so so sad

@Paul Anthony while SPR is amazing, there certainly are alot of boring or badly paced moments. It could've been a bit shorter but all in all great movie.

Lol Soldier, not a Marine.

Yep

Army not Marines

Any actor that played spiderman would be a default spiderman even in other film

Army

He's not coming back for 50% of them. He's coming back for ALL. OF. THEM.

I believe I have no room or sufficient creativity for further continuing the chain of clever jokes in this particular thread. Henceforth, I will abstain myself from trying and will only commit to complimenting the gentlemen above this formal statement. Well played guys

@@Prof.Respect already did, but iirc the quote zak uses is the last powerful one-liner of the scene, isn't it?

I was your only friend…

SERG!.. SEEEERG!!!

youd be surprise how much research they went into to make this movie, especially those subtle stuff out of passion alone

I did *knot* know that.

pretty sure it wasn't lost on 99% of people considering they made the actor laugh at the officer's ridicule, thus establishing a relevant intelligence over the officer - almost as if it's a better knot and the soldier knows it. This is known as chekov's gun. It's in every movie you've ever seen. They show you something and dismiss it quickly only for it to be used later in the film. EDIT: Yeah, ok, so the specifics of the knot was lost because it's irrelevant; what wasn't lost was how the soldier's knot was used later in the film and how most people with any observational skills would realize it was the knot that he was ridiculed for.

As a "knot person" how do you feel about how he pronounced bowline though?

Yeah we watched the behind the scenes commentary too

No. But in war, you need a firearm.

@@Vastspartan The world doesn’t need war.

@@Vastspartan In our age? I would argue a man could do more damage with code than with a gun.

@@kbforme But what good is that code gonna do, when the man making it is stopped halfway through, by a bullet to his brain?

@@jdjacobo3594 But what good is the gun gonna do when the man with the gun can't go anywhere because his entire society was brought to a grinding halt because the guy with the code disabled the electric grid?

Lol good one

Have to agree with that one!

Yeah that cracked me up so hard lol

it was so random and never spoken of again - humor

"I should probably preface this first, by stating that it would be the enemies own grenades."

He was kicking and slapping them away from his patients.

Apparently the grenade thing did actually happen. Though it only kinda worked, Doss didnt die but he took 17 pieces of shrapnel. And he did touch a rifle. Didnt shoot it though, he used the stock of a rifle to splint his own broken arm.

@@SaphirKnight "Which is lucky for my pacifist belief's which specifically say: 'Thou shalt not harm... unless it is the enemies weapons then blow them the fuck up

@@robertmorris8997 Ahhh well as long as he is redirecting the violence away from certain people then it is totally justified. Like if someone tried to shoot his wounded allies he'd totally be ok to just grab a nearby rifle and shoot them

The perfect sidekick vibes.

He didn't make corporal by questioning the sergeant, y'know.

@@MrCrunchytime man he’s just a corporal. He barely outranks a private. You’re talking like he’s a major or something lol

@@Stcddot Are you sure it was me you were replying to? Feels like your comment was meant for someone else. If not, I question your logic.

@@MrCrunchytime listen I get where you’re coming from but u made “making corporal” sound like it’s something exceptionally hard

You should have breathed

you should probably breath then

did you forget to breathe?

You should've listened to the Sergeant

*breathe

He should do more serious rolls instead of mostly comedy.

@@Babuiski Lol no , have you even been in the army ? Drill Sergeant's are bein kind of comedic on purpose you idiot , to test the abilities of recruits to not show their emotions . That's also why they are insulting you are nit-picking your every mistake .

WHAT! It's the most unnatural casting of DS ever! Does not fit at all. Maybe blame the script as well though

Still doesn't beat R. Lee Ermey in Full Metal Jacket and he used to be an actual DI.

I think this as well he sounds like hes reading his lines lol@@arthursandomine5464

(Caution: My englisch sucks) Hes not really a pacifist to me and i think what hes doing doesnt make sense. He says he cant take a life and thats why he cant take a gun into his hands. That alone doesnt make sense because holding a gun in your hand doesnt kill anything or does anything bad but still he wont even touch a gun like a little kid that wants to act the way he thinks is right. Back to my point why hes not a pacifist for me: In germany a woman was sentenced to life in prison because of murder. the interesting thing is that she didnt kill the person. Furthermore she wasnt even at the place where the murder happened. The reason she was still convicted of murder was because she helped planning the murder in her house. So what i want to show is: In this case the reasoning was that the murder was not possible if she hadnt planned it. And that alone was enough that she was sentenced for murder. She didnt shot, she didnt hold a gun nothing.. Same with Doss. If he stayed home i would agree that hes a pacifist. But he goes to war and saves people so that they can continue killing other men. If he helpes men "A" and afterwards men "A" goes back to the front shooting someone than this was just possible because of Doss. Like in the example were the women was sentenced for murder, he also didnt shot someone but is a key factor in the resulting killing that happened. And that makes him also a murder wich means he could just grab a gun and dont act in this egocentric way. "I dont kill people because god doesnt want me to kill bla bla..." and then 10 minutes later he helps someone to get back on his knees to kill other people. Makes him also a murdere in my eyes. BUT: hes still a hero for what hes done. probably one of the bravest persons to ever life.

@@VideoMixer1000 I think a lot of people here are missing the point. Or at least how I see it. It’s not necessarily about the specifics of his pacifist beliefs, but rather how abnormal and bizarre they are in a world where war is regarded as a natural state and very easy to manipulate people into. True pacifism may be impossible - especially when faced with evil and violence - but that’s exactly why it takes a lot of bravery & commitment to save lives and not take them in such circumstances.

@@VideoMixer1000 Apples and oranges. That's a whole different thing. You are talking about someone who instigated murder. Instigation is considered just as much a crime, or worse by the law system, than killing someone with your own hands, simply because it's the INTENTION of murdering someone that constitute a crime. That's why even if you are not the one who physically commit an homicide, you can get legally condemned for it if you planned it. Very different is the case of a man that, yes, went to war, but with no intention of killing anyone, but rather help the people that got harmed. It should be noted that he not only saved the lives of many fellow soldiers, but he also saved a good number of ENEMY soldiers. If you go to a place where people are killing each other with the intention of helping REDUCE the number of casualties, you are very much a pacifist.

You're part of that world and if you're not fighting to change it, you're helping it.

@@Shendue This is war, not murder. Everyone's trying to kill each other and if he saves some lives, he's not trying to prolong their slaughter, just try to help the people he can help. If he was to try and help the enemy, he would be killed by someone. War is terrible, but when everyone's trying to kill everyone else, saving some lives is a good thing. These aren't regular crimes we are talking about

hey Tom,,, its hollywood,, i wouldnt put to much stock into the truthfulness of this story

@@sirbantzalot Nope, it's Desmond Doss. They actually CUT. DOWN. HIS. FEATS. To make the story more believable. Look him up, the story portrayed in the movie is genuinely true, almost every bit of it! He did some INSANE SHIT IN REAL LIFE, FOR REAL!

Yeah this movie is so cheesey and lame, I love how people think its a good war movie

@@superdavey69 My thoughts exactly.

@@superdavey69 I mean it’s decent but goddamn is it super exaggerated.

Love to see you go to war without a weapon and see how well u do. Tho now days war is a cake walk compared to then. Pussies everywhere now tbh.

They way andrew garfield talks reminds me of anakin in episode II

Hahahaha

budum tss

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He just wanted the fun without fighting

get out

But so cringy and contrived!

Did you literally just quote android 16

@@cwjones426 XDDDDDD

@@cwjones426 partially but yes

Legend.

Lmao you’re quoting a robot. Not to mention cell was eating every human on the planet lmaoooo

Sure, fuking did.

I almost forgot what this comment was referencing but I remembered when Desmond was carrying those guys from the hill to the bottom of where they were fighting from. Haven’t seen the movie since February 2017.

What a coward. He’ll probably end up being a stolen valor guy.

​@@ArmyJames some people prefer not crawling in mud and expirencing the horrors of war

@@izawa9211 Then why sign the dotted line? Anyone who quits, in reception of all things, for no good reason, is a pussy. All you do in reception is Y squats because the dumbasses going to the DFAC don't shut up. Lots of standing in line for shit too.

​@@ArmyJamesidk how you Americans view that but you don't have to be brave to bomb civilians

@@izawa9211 Correct, those people specifically then should not act as if they did and besmirch the name of those that actually did.

The US Army easily forgets about Vietnam and Afghanistan.

@@theovanrossum8652 both lost because the 'leadership' at the top wasn't full committed to winning.

That has never once been said IRL without it dripping with sarcasm.

@@s0nnyburnett You really think that was the only reason? American Vietnam soldiers were addicted to marijuana. When stoned they walked right into the bajonets of the enemy. Also the Vietnamese had very smart strategies while US soldiers expected to be hailed as heroes when they arrived. Afghanistan couldn't be won because the Americans didn't take heed of the warnings by Russians and relied too much on technology.

@@theovanrossum8652 I think you’re trying to sound smarter than you actually are.

@@hyvsan9425 And guess what being naive and idealistic earned him and the people around him? Life. Naive or not, he's the sole reason so many men made it out of that hell hole able to breathe. Treat your enemies like animals and they'll do the same. No amount of perceived intelligence on *your* part will ever change that.

@@hyvsan9425 If the whole world acted like this then there would be no war nor Nazis

@Hvy San Actually, American medics serving in Europe against the Nazis didn’t carry guns, because the Germans respected their Red Cross insignia. The Japanese specifically targeted medics, so American medics in the Pacific didn’t wear red crosses and they carried guns.

​@@hyvsan9425 or the bolsheviks! Why are governments based on ideology so terrible?

​​@@konstantinosnikolakakis8125 That's because Japanese were smart, different enemies different code. Never expect your enemies to have honor, it's war. If I was a field medic I would always carried, it could be different to saving your life and fellow soldiers.

And later the red skull defends spidey in court

you people need to watch other films, they're rotting your brain

@@donaldscott9909 I watch plenty of shit its just those movies are their most notable ones...

@@Zfuwa notable =/= good

@@donaldscott9909 i never said that.... looks like you got some pretty mean brain rot yourself.

this is the army, hua !

@@leusmaximusx Plus a different time. This movie was set in WW2 where as FMJ was set in the Vietnam war. Attitudes change and evolve over time, so do the training procedures.

How do you mean? What the major historical inaccuracies?

@@shanekennedy5420 I didn't say 'major'. Here's a fun fact: movie producers often exaggerate or tweak historical representations to make movies more exciting. You should just check out this comment section and cross reference with Wikipedia / his biography, and maybe check out the documentary that Hacksaw Ridge is based on.

@@Xykaru cap

@@jakecashell Want to get gritty? Here's some common sense - this movie completely lacks the overwhelming echoes of men screaming horrific wails of pain and for their mother, so loud it nearly drowns out the gunfire. There. One historically inaccurate fact about this film. So put a cap on yourself for being ignorant.

@@Xykaru And some have to downgrade it because for Fear that people would not believe it Hell also looked up to hell and back, it's a us soldier played by HIMSELF have to downgrade his kill because people would not believe it

Where is Jake sully and norman bates? Don't see any of those actors

@@sammysalgado1475 literally both of those actors are in the scene.

@@sammysalgado1475 Sam Worthington and Vince Vaughn? Ring a bell?

Umm... donde esta la biblioteca?

Esta es mi casa de la Tia.

@@hieug.rection1920 AWEONAO

Me sorprendí cuando oí que las historias reales fueron aún locas; el director de "Hacksaw Ridge" dijo que los escritores tuvieron que eliminar algunas historias verdaderas, porque les parecen que el público no los crearían...

@@lordpotashmallow2443 El mejor comentario de los que he leido aca!...

We needed drama though lol

Yeah but Hollywood

That wouldn't make a good story for a movie though.

He was actually relentlessly bullied by his peers in boot camp. One of his squadmates actually threatened to end his life on the battlefield if he was a hindrance there.

@@SoldierOfFate do you blame him? Army command went hard out to accomadate him but he just loved pushing it to extremes, similar to many people these days!

Have you been living in a hole your entire life and not seen that wars has never stopped? Look further than your bedroom

@@asdfffs But nothing these past couple of decades has been on the scale of what Putin's planning, dipstick. There's talk of him trying to go against *all* of NATO. If he really does try it, he's going to be made NATO's bitch, but that doesn't change the fact that there *will* be major collateral damage on *both* sides on account of his bluster. If he's willing to poison officials that can actually challenge and speak out against him, never in a million years would I put him above nuclear or biological warfare. The only reason he probably hasn't tried it on Ukraine is because he wants to *take* it, not destroy it, regardless of what he says his reasons are.

You mean like how easily an appendage of the state labeled a religious person as psychologically unfit and ordered him punished? We are closer to that than we probably realize.

Small scale wars have been happening since the beginning. Russia Vs USA would change the face of the earth.. and it would certainly cause the draft to come back. America fighting arabs in caves would never cause such things.

​@@eS-ql7vmThey did this in Soviet times, look up Saint Gabriel of Georgia.

Is that what it was? I fully did not understand the reference of asking about goats.

Oh shit I didn't even catch that. It always seemed like a weird nonsequitur but that definitely makes more sense lol

Naked*

He said naked are you deaf?

That's SDA for ya above all we keep our Sabbath

American? He meant “white”

Hahaha Not far from a nazi aryan statement

I think hes one of those unique actors where its high risk high reward. Perfect fit or a sore thumb.

Check out brawl in cellblock 99, He is amazing in that movie

Brawl in Cell Block 99 he plays a serious role

@@magicjohnson3121 Exactly my point, that he can be a very good actor also in a serious role.

He's great in Terminator Salvation. Other roles i've found him just not that unique or memorable. No hate jmo. That said I find the Spider-man guy in this scene underwhelming in general and didn't feel he felt like Spider-man. The only acting he excels at is painful stoic contemplation drama face followed by dig deep gentle moves to solid confident belief-in-myself / -what's right dialogue. You're going to see him do this in every movie he's in for the rest of his life cause it's his only Ace. Jmo.

Klinger wore the dresses every episode in the early seasons just to convince Blake to get him out LMFAOOO

the script writers agree...

@@sirbantzalot yeah the whole real story was also prewritten huh

@@sirbantzalot The movie was toned down from the reality of what Doss did, as the writers didn't think people would believe some of his feats.

@@modernmaster55 And still some people don't believe about half the stuff that happened in the movie... The writers were right.

@@thatkiddownthestreet8898 Remember the WMD's, Goyim!

@@thatkiddownthestreet8898 THE HIDDEN SIDE TO THE AFGAN AND GULFS WARS WERE UNJUST ASF

@@thatkiddownthestreet8898 No wars are justfied

@@thatkiddownthestreet8898 Ironic you call me uneducated. You are what 12 years of uninterrupted brainwashing does to a person. Keep polishing that boot, Goyim.

@@thatkiddownthestreet8898 The Taliban was trained by Americans. All these people from Saddam Hussein to Osama Bin Laden used to be buddies of the US. Why was it the job of the US to liberate Afghanistan from Taliban rule. First the Russians tried that and failed and warned the US not to try that as well. Also, the Taliban is back. It looks like to have to keep stationed there for all eternity.

I think you mean "This is what's possible if you work harder than everyone else" I dont think Steve Erkel, a non smoker/drinker, could outrun me even after i slammed a few shots and have a cig hanging from my mouth.

@@theviolenceenjoyer do you mean Steve Urkle?

@@gsaucegaming6635 No I mean what a say 😎

@@theviolenceenjoyer no regerts huh

Lol that made me laugh quite a bit.

That's the last thing they'd say. A soilder not fighting on the line when they were expected to could be catestrophic

@@HyperIonMake they actually allowed this in the real life events which the movie is based on