Your comment made me wanna cry because god knows the struggles I’ve been through. And the times I’ve had to just pray and break down so he could build me back up again. For all the falls I’ve taken he lifted me back up each time just a little stronger each time. Thank you 🙏
@@vintinoo1924 God doesn’t “let” things happen, we as men have free will. If I kill someone today I can’t say “oh why did God let that happen” because it was I and I alone who is to blame. God does not create war, man does that. All that is good in me is of God, and the rest is myself. I totally respect your beliefs although they aren’t the same as mine, why don’t you apply that same respect to me? Is it because God doesn’t want you to? It can’t be that because then you would be admitting he is real, so you take full responsibility for your own actions then? Still proving my point, that these traits are engrained in man and the Father is not at fault. You are free to believe whatever you want, I love and respect you as my fellow man all the same, and I pray for you to find peace and happiness in any direction you take your life.
RH bass master you NEVER leave anybody behind. Though shall it be possible to save life I will conserve and preserve life itself in everyman who is brought home.
What's even more impressive is that Desmond Doss was only 5'4" tall... Andrew Garfield is 5'10"... subtract half a foot and even more muscle -- some say Doss barely broke 100 lbs. or so, yet he dragged 75 men to the edge and lowered them down one at a time. He even carried another soldier over his shoulders for the length of a football field. Believe in God or not, but that little man proved himself the equal to Samson in Okinawa.
Nooooo way he's 5 foot 4. I'm about 5 foot 5 and I've seen Desmond in pictures being taller than most of the guys in the army. He is that short maybe in his 90s yeah.
My hand will sustain him; surely My arm will strengthen him. No enemy will exact tribute; no wicked man will oppress him. I will crush his foes before him and strike down those who hate him. My faithfulness and loving devotion will be with him, and through My name his horn will be exalted. - Psalm 89:21-24
Doss himself in an interview said of that quote in real life that if he got nothing else but that smile, then he had been adequately repaid for his efforts.
Another fun fact: He did carried men out of the battlefield with his arm broken. Which was never seen here due to the fact it made it unbelievable thus was not seen.
XAnonAdviserX also the scene people were making fun of where he slapped a grenade with his bare hand, that actually happened as well. His life was so incredible people thought it was the movie exaggerating for effect when a lot of it really happened
Imagine how scared those men were thinking that no one was coming and that they were just going to lay there for hours or until they died that’s 75 men who would’ve passed if not for 1 man
It is said that the actual number of people he saved could be up to 100 men. Because the army said he saved 100 men but Doss didn't want to take credit for all 100 men that were saved. He only wanted to take credit for saving 50 men. So they agreed to put 75 men on the records instead (the middle ground).
@@thebigw3651 Why didn't a marine help him secure a perimeter and help men down ? the movie shows the marines to be afraid to climb the net right next to the spot Doss was at. Medics are trained to treat wounds. All marines are trained to help their brothers.. why didnt they in this movie? You see the reality is far from what the movie depicts.. The ridge wasn't on a beach and was narrow and thin. It was fire swept. The lower ridge between two others. and not very high either. The movie does a horrible job showing that. Just horrible. The men at the bottom could well be playing cards or writing letters home, for the help they gave. I'm talking about the movie not the actual marines involved. not the actual battle. No idea why a great story is done in such a way.
Him saving that Japanese soldier was such a great touch. It shows he's not there to just save his American companions' lives. He's there to save lives, period.
@@georgeofhamilton When you're near death, You cannot think anything just about yourself, on how you survive or How you assess yourself, So thinking to kill someone when they can also kill you if you missed is not an option in your last minute.
It’s what Christ wants us to be for one another. He taught us if a rich man comes to your door both hungry and tired, Christ would want you to share what you have with someone else. Even if they have the means to support themselves. For the Lord looks upon those in favor when they give from their heart.
A japanese sniper later claimed he had Desmond in his sights three times, but every time he pulled the trigger, his rifle jammed. If he didn't make it up to be part of the story, of course...
@The Beast yeah thank god he was watching over him, you know after killing and maiming countless soldiers. also Doss apparently used up all his god points that night because his life was pretty shit afterwards.
3:03 *One More...* I actually started crying when he said that. When he collapsed on his back, his hands ripped free of all their skin and bleeding while every muscle in his body was screaming in agony, I thought he was going to say "That's it..." but without hesitation he vowed "One More..."
@@alifrahman1328 You...didn't ask? Did Douglas Murphy, the original poster ask you before you wrote your own reply? Shut the fuck up, with your passive aggressive bullshit.
I believe it is because it implies a belief in god, which while fine on its own, can be off putting to religious minorities currently in service who either don’t believe in the Abrahamic god, or don’t believe in gods at all. It could also just be that there is no NATO Medic corp as most medics are part of individual squads/platoons rather than a dedicated medic group. I could see it being a motto for field hospitals, but those typically employ civilian medical personnel conscripted into emergency medical service behind the front line.
@@lionblaze5387 could be how you perceive it. If you cut out the please lord part and kept it as, let me get one more I think that would help with the religious side of it. And yes, you are correct in that there is no nato medic Corp.
@@lionblaze5387 Imma be honest with u. If I'm a medic weather it's war time or even just helping people this will still be my mantra. Because when I say "Help me save one more" it means I'm asking help from anywhere. I will asked from every god that ever exist, or my brain to keep hold on, my hands to stay steady, my shoulder to stay strong, my cat, my dog, that tree over there, anything. Just so I could save one more.
0:45 - 1:05 I love seeing this part come to life 'cause of hearing Desmond himself describing it in the credits/interviews; "Blood had run down into the fella's face and eyes. He was layin' there just groaning calling' for a medic. I took water from my canteen and got some bandage, and I washed his face... and when I... was washing his eyes, his eyes came open and. Man, he just lit up. He says 'I thought I was blind.' And if I hadn't got anything more out of the war than that smile he gave me, I'd have been well repaid."
"Help me get one more..." God: "You got it, Son." 50 rescues later... "Please Lord...help me get one...more..." God: "Though works alone do not save a man, this one inspires my very Angels."
My great-grandmother was a war medic in Red Army. She went through Poland and finished the war near Berlin. I am a med student now myself. This film - even this scene in particular - resonated with me the most. I remember my grandma stories how she, a head surgeon of her field hospital, was the last one to leave it when Germans started bombarding them and how her best friend (also a doctor in the same hospital) was almost blinded by the shell explosion. Soliders make the war go - but never forget all those brave men and women who made sure they could come back alive
The way the film ends: Doss deflects 2 grenades and is lowered to safety. The way it actually ended: Doss gives his place on the stretcher to another and gets shot in the arm, fracturing it. Stranded for 5 hours, Doss would then crawl 300 yards (3 football fields) to safety. With a shattered leg. And a fractured arm. No, they don't make them like him anymore. But really, they never made them like him before Desmond Doss either.
@@fall3166 Sure they still make them like that you guy's. You've seen footage from Afghanistan, Iraq, Nigeria, Syria, and on and on. The men and women fighting for us today have the same grit and guts they had in the way back. We're Americans. Always had balls, always will. O.K. This is a few minutes later and I just realized "Avro Lancaster" you're British in all likelihood. No offense meant. British soldiers have clackers same as us Yanks.
His one more turned into 75 men he saved. I am a Seventh Day Adventist, and was lucky enough to meet Mr. Doss in 1990, as he was a guest at the Lowell Mass, church. I have never met such a devoted man, who gave all the blessings and thanks to God, for his ability to save all these men. Today I'm sure Desmond Doss has a special place in heaven
Well said. Currently, people see being religious as being ignorant. That isn't so. You can have faith in God or a higher power, but still learn and grow.
“So do not fear for I am with you; do not be dismayed for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with My righteous right hand” -Isaiah 41:10
Pvt. Doss was always humble about his service and actions. He chalked up his actions to his faith and his God. When called a Hero he would always shake his head and say, "The real Heroes are buried over there."
Yeah, he sure could have used a little help up there. Maybe one of those marines at the bottom should have shown a little more concern for their buddies.. Perhaps an officer might have ordered someone to help... Just a thought.
150 soaking wet, carried 80 plus grown ass men, 5k with a broken arm, then lowered them down by hand and rope. They don't make Men such as this anymore.
The buzz of pure adrenaline soldiers are under while in a battle zone cant be forgotten. Especially those that are suffering from Shell Shock. It is amazing what the human body is truly capable of when it has its limiters removed even temporarily.
Bushify13 you need a history lesson the these are the Japanese not the nazis the Japanese attacked on pearl harbor not ww2 idiot you're the one that needs a history lesson
As a Christian Doss to me is an example of how miracles still do happen, they may not be bright and flashy with a chorus singing on but in reality it's the actions of one single man doing his hardest
I mean, as an ex Christian, this seems like an example to me of how even totally non-supernatural, perfectly explained events that come about as a result of incredible human willpower get attributed to the work of a magic man in the sky. I do appreciate the sentiment though to a certain extent; good really is out there, and it’s often found in the hearts of individuals trying their best to make a difference
3:01 THAT 'One More' honestly made me tear up. He's beyond the point of exhaustion, his hands are dripping blood, he knows there's thousands of people on the ridge who are trying to find and kill him, he's far past the point anyone else would've given up... yet all he can think of is "Please, I just need to save more." Everytime I think he was at his limit and was ready to give up, he just kept going
During this, a japanese soldier actually claimed he had Doss in his sights while the wounded were being lowered and his gun jammed every time he tried to pull the trigger. Not sure if this is true or not. Something was watching over Doss during this.
@@louth2882 probably. Or mybe it happened for a reason. And maybe that reason was so that Doss wouldn't be harmed while he was out there saving people. As the saying goes, everything happens for a reason.
@@kalelpinas exactly. God makes unusual reasons to let something happen. Even if you calculate the probability of that happening, it is very rare that a gun is mal-functioning, and that even on a time like on-action war, and even against the person who is doing an incredible job and knows God has got his back.
I watched this movie as a little kid, and that phrase “Please God, help me get one more.” Has always stuck with me. It’s a very important phrase that I’ve always remembered and valued up to this day.
Kinda reminds me of the ANZAC beliefs and way of practice in World War 1, World War 2 with the Kokoda Trail in Papua New Guinea where the troops halted the Japanese advanced and made them retreat, and in the Vietnam War. Out of all three of these wars, the ANZAC troops have one of the highest rates of soldiers that returned home (they died but their comrades didn’t leave them)and survived compared to any other country. This is because of the ANZAC’s characteristic high moral, strong sense of determination and mateship, and we’re firm believers in “No Man Left Behind”.
*Desmond* please lord, help me get just one more. *God* for every one you bring back, I will give you the strength to bring one more. His strength never failed him. God was definitely at his side.
Note how he saved everyone. His comrades and his enemies. Proves that you don't need to fight or kill in order to be a true hero. I am no longer religious but I think that 'love your neighbor as yourself' is still one of the best lessons to follow in life.
A hero is defined by his actions, whether he kills or saves someone's life it does not matter. It's the selfless, noble, honorable altruistic act behind it that truly makes him a hero.
Truly, Doss is a shining example of a Christian soldier. I hope to be even a fraction as devoted, driven, and close to God as he was. Rest in Peace, Sir. Your legacy lives on.
I can't believe that somebody would show this much love and bravery. He is truly an inspiration. He even tried to save the enemy. He truly had a heart of gold and it amazes me. Those 75 men he saved should forever be grateful for this one. He definitely has a special place in heaven.
Oof 1 because Hollywood is a bunch shit headed leftists. I’m not religious by any means, but I guarantee if this film were about a black gay female transgender Muslim, it would’ve received 10 oscars.
God, the one, sole sovereign, free from all partners is the one that walks with all good people through all of life's dark valleys. Never lose hope in him.
I'm not religious. I don't believe in God. However, after watching this movie, this scene knowing that the events and Doss' actions were true, one can't not help but believe something spiritual was there, guiding him. If that was God or his will to save the lives of those who needed saving regardless of what side they were on. What Doss did was inspiring, courageous, and incredible. This movie did bring tears to my eyes.
ladyanime100 okay okay he believe in God that's why he didn't leave no man behind save them he follow God order God said don't kill people he promise to not touch a gun or anything that will kill a people or make a people hurt and injured
ladyanime100 thank you I've seen a lot of hateful anti religious comments and why can't there be more non religious people like you. I'm Catholic and I believe it was God guiding doss but what guided doss is up to you to decide :)
ladyanime100 if you dont belive in other peoples religion then believe in your own god theres alot of gods out there people made theres jesus, zeus , and buddah
I don't mind people's beliefs if this is what they aspire to. Believe what you need to believe to give yourself the determination and will to do good to others.
@@IronVigilance Japanese soldiers were born and raised in militaristic society. So yeah, most of them are so devoted to war that some of them even resisted even after the war.
@@curryinahurry3730 Samurai class doesnt exist anymore in Imperial Japan era. It's their society that embraces Japanese imperialism. Military conquest is needed and therefore, militaristic society.
Even if I'm an atheist, I find times like this when people pray and stay utterly true to their faith so inspiring. When he said "please lord, let me get one more" I started crying, it was just so emotional😭
@@nate3274 its a shame your believes are limited by science cus people use science to try and explain everything with science even if they cant understand it sorry but christ exists
After watching this scene for the very first time, I honestly cried because this was the most bravest thing I've ever seen in any other film, like he stayed up there the whole night saving luke what 70 men, he even saved some Japanese that were wounded, I never thought I'd see a man with such heart do such a thing, this movie was amazing
I cried at the cowardice shown by the other marines who refused to climb the net right next to Doss and help cover him from enemy fire while he saved people.
Never even heard of Desmond Goss...nobody told us about him in our history lessons...if it was not for the film hacksaw ridge I would have thought this film was all make believe
I love this movie!! I love this part when Desmond Doss said “Lord, help me get one more”. The Lord gave him courage that he need in order to saved 75 comrades plus Japanese. I’m crying everytime I replay this movie, it’s too awesome.And I’m proud as a Christian. Great honor and respect to you Sir Doss! Lest we forget!
I love that when hes asking god for guidance, and he says he doesnt know what to do, he hears the cries of "medic" and "god save me" and takes that as the gods sign to him. Beautiful.
John Lemuel Ordinado I imagine god doing nothing but he doesn't exist. he believed he could do it because "god" was on his side. in reality his own strong will, luck and skill is what saved those men and his faith allowed him to keep going. that is all, he could believe in anything and used it to motivate him and the outcome would still be the same.
Doss Desmond thank you so much sir. I watched this movie for the first time yesterday. You helped me alot to get right and better thru Your passion to save lives and your zeal to obey Lord ... If at all I am zealous for Lord like you and be able to bring alot more to knowledge of Christ how blessedness it would be to witness when the eyes of my brothers are opened to truth and knowledge in Christ. Thank u again Doss Desmond😍❤. You are now in most pure holy place.
better yet, it was toned *down* because the real story of Desmond Doss was so insane that they thought no one would believe the movie was based in reality
God, who gave him the strength, didn't see sides, he saw his children who needed help. Guided him in the darkness to those who needed the help. It's more than just strength, the Japanese loved to fight at night, the other part of the miracle was that he escaped being caught by the enemy WHILE he saved them
Sure, let's pretend god wanted him to save people, but still decided he'd be hit by a grenade and wounded. Really the actions of a god who wanted him to save people. Why not leave him unscathed if your god wanted him to save people? Why not have these people NOT BE hit in the first place? Isn't your god supposed to be all powerful? Isn't everything going according to his will? It's so inconsistent. Try logic dude.
a man in the worst place in the world at time to be a American, a area that saw the worst carnage, he is alone, what's more he was the target of battlefield, had no weapons, saved 75 people in the cover of night while getting shot at, and still walking out of it alive. THAT DAY A MOUNTAIN WAS MOVED!
The real story is even more unbelievable than the movie. If you watch the documentary "The Conscientious Objector" all those people that he single-handly rescued, were rescued in broad daylight on an open battlefield with little to no cover. His army buddies that were there said they couldn't believe their eyes. They said the bullets, mortars, grenades and artillery shells (steel rain they called it) were flying all around him while he was rescuing his comrades. IMHO The documentary is so much better than the movie and is a must watch.
Went & saw this in theatres with quite a few buddies of mine. Of course throughout the whole war scene with shooting & killing, we were all pumped up & fist pumping & all that. But at *this scene* everyone one of us _grown men,_ including the whole theatre, were *extremely quiet* & secretly trying to hide our faces from one another because we were all either _in tears or had tears in our eyes._ This is a 100% true story. We were not expecting this film to be this powerful at all. *I bought it on Blu-ray the day it was released.*
This man was chosen by God himself to do this. Such Bravery and Faith in God.Desmond Doss is the best example of having faith in god in my opinion.Lord Help me get one more.
"This man was chosen by God himself to do this" so god didn't care about japanese or he favors christians i thought he create everyone from hes image and loves us all equally ??? what this man did is extraordinary but god have nothing to do with it.
'I thought i was blind :DDD' *chuckle* 'Can you walk?' 'I dont know :D' *smiles uncontrollably* This was so funny and heartwarming at the same time i cant take it
Hey guys, just wanted to let you all know that he saved over 100 people. But he had such humility and insisted on settling on the number 75. That’s how humble this man was ♥️
The acting. THE FUCKING ACTING. I was an absolute fucking mess in tears from this scene. Seriously I haven't cried so much in AGES. That music... I fucking can't. So fucking intense and powerful. Viscerally gritty to watch. Powerful fucking acting from Garfield. So deep and unnerving. I'M FUCKING DONE.
Future Generations have grown weaker and pathetic. They don't understand the meaning and working to earn something. They believe they're entitled to have everything when they don't realize that it has to be earned. It's painful to watch.
I don't see anything great in starting two world wars. Those brave men and women deserve to be respected for the life they lived and the hardships they went through. But this war man-made and we should never ever forget that. I'll take all the 'weak and pathetic' people if it means preventing another war like this.
Weaker and pathetic. No. We grown smarter and less racist and more caring. If thats all you've seen of this "generataion" Then you have scraped the surface. Or then im sorry for your country if thats literately all there is.
kilduff this generation is literally garbage compared to the greatest generation. I’m a millennial and we Fucken suck. Like to complain about everything, blame everyone for everything, self entitled, actually more racist for blaming the white man and personal responsibility is no longer the norm
In school in 6th grade I had to do an enormous essay and presentation about someone that I look up to that this is the man that I chose♥️ he is a true hero
Till this day this scene is edge into my heart and soul. Still i often would come back to watch this as a reminder. And still it gives me the goosebumps
Edwin Cheung some people don't cry cuz they don't understand the feels but others also don't because,their emotions are stuck inside of them and there is no need to express it out of yourself,personally I haven't watched this movie but I've seen the carnage of the assault of the Japanese till the end and only that makes me wanna buy the movie or wait and see it in TV once I find it
I saw this Movie yesterday, but I didn't cry, because I am the kind of man who does not cry. But if you ask me if my Life view changed after this Movie, then I tell you, never leave a man behind. Damn, I was saying all the time "C'mon Doss, thats enough, you've done well!" But, no, he gets Another one. I Believe him to be crazy, but I allways say, you have to be crazy to do crazy things and win the day!
What got me is that scene where he rejoind his group and when he was walking (Being Carried) Among the soldiers and they were looking at him like "Fuck me... Real life Hero"
I actually want to make the Desmond Doss challenge in BF1. I am usually the support of the group, or the gadget guy/technician/engineer. So i want to see how many players will i be able to help in a single game of conquest. Maybe then ARMA? There is more complicated system for saving lives there.
It still amazes me that the real Desmond Doss did this with multiple severe injuries, aching muscles, extreme exhaustion, and no weapon or backup. Even helping the wounded Japanese soldiers. His story is one of my favorites to hear from WW2. It takes a lot to be someone like this.
God is smiling at this man with open arms to heaven. This man didn't kill a single man on the battlefield, saved sooooo many life's with holes in his hands while under enemy fire, even went the distance in saving a few jappense soldier all under gods name. Bless this guy we need soooooo much more people like him!!
that moment of happness doss expresses when he helps the man see again is so pure, he genuinely felt joy from being able to help put apart one of his fallen comrades
I’m EXTREMELY pro gun, however Doss showed without a weapon and full of faith proved to be a full blown hero. Much love and respect for this man showing us the almighty is STILL in control.
SAme here with being Pro-gun. however you pointed out that you don't need to carry a gun or weapon to serve and save lives. He knew war was necessary but killing was not hence why he became a medic when he joined. He also paved the way for another un armed combat that served as a medic that was rewarded The Medal of Honor,
Because of this movie, whenever I'm at the gym and I am at my limit, I pray to god "Please lord, help me do one more rep." I don't do that as a joke. I do it because I seriously believe the lord gave Desmond the strenght to help those men.
Chuck Lee amen and I should pray more especially at the gym to because I'll enlist in the Navy in 2 years. The strength of God will guide and help me pass Navy bootcamp
I don't have much time for Mel Gibson personally, but watching this film in the cinema, I found myself wondering what I would do in this situation and if I could achieve what Doss did. It absolutely shook me to the core, and still does. No wonder it got a ten-minute standing ovation at Cannes.
Nothing but absolute respect for this hero. And to think the movie cut content because of how unbelievable it would be speaks volumes of his character and determination to save the lives of his brothers at great risk to his own. A true legend and hero.
this scene is a masterpiece it changed my life a lot sometimes when i get bored from working or get very tired i tell god the same words he said 'god help me get one more '
@@thecrockpotmaster214 Hacksaw Ridge was an insane production but Casey's acting in Manchester by the Sea was beyond insanely amazing. Andrew deserved an Oscar, but not above Casey!
I don’t care what anyone says. That man deserved the highest of honors that any one man could get. I’m not talking about just military. He was a real hero and a person that we all should strive to be like in some capacity
Imagine how many lives and fates were changed because of this one man. How many hundreds or thousands of people exist today because he saved their forefathers
The older I get, the more certain scenes in movies make me cry or tear up. This is one of those scenes. Whenever I see this scene, one of the things I think about is how many people Today are alive because of him.
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"Please Lord, help me [save] one more." What a simple, selfless prayer. And God granted it every time that night.
Your comment made me wanna cry because god knows the struggles I’ve been through. And the times I’ve had to just pray and break down so he could build me back up again. For all the falls I’ve taken he lifted me back up each time just a little stronger each time. Thank you 🙏
God granted his wish to save all these soldiers, yet ignored others and the millions that were killed.
@@vintinoo1924 God doesn’t “let” things happen, we as men have free will. If I kill someone today I can’t say “oh why did God let that happen” because it was I and I alone who is to blame. God does not create war, man does that. All that is good in me is of God, and the rest is myself. I totally respect your beliefs although they aren’t the same as mine, why don’t you apply that same respect to me? Is it because God doesn’t want you to? It can’t be that because then you would be admitting he is real, so you take full responsibility for your own actions then? Still proving my point, that these traits are engrained in man and the Father is not at fault. You are free to believe whatever you want, I love and respect you as my fellow man all the same, and I pray for you to find peace and happiness in any direction you take your life.
@@squidysnaxx4633 well said bro
@@vintinoo1924 God didn't let those people die, death is a natural thing, us humans just speed it up
this is the true meaning of never leave a man behind
Desmond Doss pulled down 75 men off that cliff. Incredible. True American Hero.
Not just an american hero but a hero to the world a true angel in shining armor.
This man is the definition of no man left behind
Amen, brother
RH bass master you NEVER leave anybody behind. Though shall it be possible to save life I will conserve and preserve life itself in everyman who is brought home.
What's even more impressive is that Desmond Doss was only 5'4" tall... Andrew Garfield is 5'10"... subtract half a foot and even more muscle -- some say Doss barely broke 100 lbs. or so, yet he dragged 75 men to the edge and lowered them down one at a time. He even carried another soldier over his shoulders for the length of a football field. Believe in God or not, but that little man proved himself the equal to Samson in Okinawa.
power of faith
WHAT?! Really? I’m 5’5. I can’t even imagine carrying 75 people. God bless Desmond Doss
BloodofPatriots That’s how it was, there is no worldly explanation.
The power of will and adrenaline coupled together is an insane force. It's crazy what people can do.
Nooooo way he's 5 foot 4. I'm about 5 foot 5 and I've seen Desmond in pictures being taller than most of the guys in the army. He is that short maybe in his 90s yeah.
The quote, "A Soldier Fights Not because he hates what's in front of him, But he loves what's behind him", has a New meaning
Or above him.
and In front of him too
"Private Doss heals not because he hates, but because he loves."
Not only soldier.
My hand will sustain him; surely My arm will strengthen him. No enemy will exact tribute; no wicked man will oppress him. I will crush his foes before him and strike down those who hate him. My faithfulness and loving devotion will be with him, and through My name his horn will be exalted. - Psalm 89:21-24
1:02 “I thought I was blind” Dunno why but his happiness of not being blind makes that part a little innocent & nice to watch
Doss himself in an interview said of that quote in real life that if he got nothing else but that smile, then he had been adequately repaid for his efforts.
I felt happy for his reaction of being relief, he did a great acting here
Also has that biblical connotation with Jesus healing the blind.
RIP
Thankfully, sometimes our faith allows us to overcome our fears, and things aren't as bad as we thought they were!
Another fun fact: He did carried men out of the battlefield with his arm broken. Which was never seen here due to the fact it made it unbelievable thus was not seen.
He was shot in the arm by a sniper that broke the arm.
@@folsomia5993 shattered the bone to be more exact
Even with his arm screwed up, Desmond Doss alone managed to save 75 injured US soldiers.
XAnonAdviserX also the scene people were making fun of where he slapped a grenade with his bare hand, that actually happened as well. His life was so incredible people thought it was the movie exaggerating for effect when a lot of it really happened
And the fact that he saved men from both sides of the war.
Imagine how scared those men were thinking that no one was coming and that they were just going to lay there for hours or until they died that’s 75 men who would’ve passed if not for 1 man
Must have been what desmond doss imagine and he couldnt bear to leave them just like that
It is said that the actual number of people he saved could be up to 100 men. Because the army said he saved 100 men but Doss didn't want to take credit for all 100 men that were saved. He only wanted to take credit for saving 50 men. So they agreed to put 75 men on the records instead (the middle ground).
Why didn't anyone help him?
@@nowthisnamestaken I believe the other medics in his unit were wounded or killed.
@@thebigw3651 Why didn't a marine help him secure a perimeter and help men down ? the movie shows the marines to be afraid to climb the net right next to the spot Doss was at. Medics are trained to treat wounds. All marines are trained to help their brothers.. why didnt they in this movie?
You see the reality is far from what the movie depicts.. The ridge wasn't on a beach and was narrow and thin. It was fire swept. The lower ridge between two others. and not very high either. The movie does a horrible job showing that. Just horrible. The men at the bottom could well be playing cards or writing letters home, for the help they gave. I'm talking about the movie not the actual marines involved. not the actual battle.
No idea why a great story is done in such a way.
Him saving that Japanese soldier was such a great touch. It shows he's not there to just save his American companions' lives. He's there to save lives, period.
とても素晴らしいです。
What a real Doctor or Man of God would do
Funny because of any of those Japanese had pistols or knives on them, they could’ve killed Desmond Doss up there.
@@georgeofhamilton When you're near death, You cannot think anything just about yourself, on how you survive or How you assess yourself, So thinking to kill someone when they can also kill you if you missed is not an option in your last minute.
@@monviewonvie4259japs could have done it. They were affected by heavy propaganda against Americans and Allies
The fact he saved Japanese soldiers as well is incredible he was saving humans beings not soldiers.
Doss: "Why do I always hear a gunshot, like 2 minutes after delivery of a Japanese wounded? Mmeh, must be random battle shots... Tah tah di da da!''
It’s what Christ wants us to be for one another. He taught us if a rich man comes to your door both hungry and tired, Christ would want you to share what you have with someone else. Even if they have the means to support themselves. For the Lord looks upon those in favor when they give from their heart.
@@jonathanallard2128 you are an absolute asshole in these comments
" They are the same human as we do, just wearing the different badges "
@@jonathanallard2128 muka bida
A japanese sniper later claimed he had Desmond in his sights three times, but every time he pulled the trigger, his rifle jammed. If he didn't make it up to be part of the story, of course...
Someone was watching over him that night...
@@camerongreene3357 he got shot by a sniper and it was left out of the film, so not really
@@DaveDexterMusic Well he survived so, who knows
@@DaveDexterMusic That was several days later though
@The Beast yeah thank god he was watching over him, you know after killing and maiming countless soldiers. also Doss apparently used up all his god points that night because his life was pretty shit afterwards.
3:03 *One More...*
I actually started crying when he said that. When he collapsed on his back, his hands ripped free of all their skin and bleeding while every muscle in his body was screaming in agony, I thought he was going to say "That's it..." but without hesitation he vowed "One More..."
Yeah.That scene alone could restore anyone faith in god.
@@alifrahman1328 Not even close. Faith in humanity maybe, but god has a big FUCKALL to do with it.
@@jonathanallard2128 I didnt ask but okay.
@@alifrahman1328 You...didn't ask? Did Douglas Murphy, the original poster ask you before you wrote your own reply? Shut the fuck up, with your passive aggressive bullshit.
@@jonathanallard2128 woah yall chill w the petty now. Just enjoy the fact that it's an inspiring scene
I never understand how "Help me save one more" is not a motto for the NATO medics. What Cpl.Doss did in that war - was nothing short of incredible.
Because NATO is a terrible organization if you care about human rights.
Your daily dose of cynicism for today.
I believe it is because it implies a belief in god, which while fine on its own, can be off putting to religious minorities currently in service who either don’t believe in the Abrahamic god, or don’t believe in gods at all. It could also just be that there is no NATO Medic corp as most medics are part of individual squads/platoons rather than a dedicated medic group. I could see it being a motto for field hospitals, but those typically employ civilian medical personnel conscripted into emergency medical service behind the front line.
@@lionblaze5387 could be how you perceive it. If you cut out the please lord part and kept it as, let me get one more I think that would help with the religious side of it.
And yes, you are correct in that there is no nato medic Corp.
Why just NATO medics lol should be worldwide no matter what side your on
@@lionblaze5387 Imma be honest with u. If I'm a medic weather it's war time or even just helping people this will still be my mantra. Because when I say "Help me save one more" it means I'm asking help from anywhere. I will asked from every god that ever exist, or my brain to keep hold on, my hands to stay steady, my shoulder to stay strong, my cat, my dog, that tree over there, anything. Just so I could save one more.
0:45 - 1:05
I love seeing this part come to life 'cause of hearing Desmond himself describing it in the credits/interviews;
"Blood had run down into the fella's face and eyes. He was layin' there just groaning calling' for a medic. I took water from my canteen and got some bandage, and I washed his face... and when I... was washing his eyes, his eyes came open and. Man, he just lit up. He says 'I thought I was blind.' And if I hadn't got anything more out of the war than that smile he gave me, I'd have been well repaid."
the way he says "I dunno" when he's asked can he walk is just gold in the movie
Derek Bartlett I
This is what soldier are like
Derek Bartlett x
Agta
"Help me get one more..."
God: "You got it, Son."
50 rescues later...
"Please Lord...help me get one...more..."
God: "Though works alone do not save a man, this one inspires my very Angels."
W. L. Orodor Calaerchon I like this comment lol
You inspire me
and Desmond now is an angel
@@lornamupada6353 🥺❤🙏🏼
No you’re wrong
"I can do all things through Christ who strenghtens me"
Amen
Ok, you got me there!
@Gold Bart Radio Dat Guy Burns and nobody without the sin.
Amen
Philippians 4:13 Isaiah 6:8 John 15:13
My great-grandmother was a war medic in Red Army. She went through Poland and finished the war near Berlin. I am a med student now myself. This film - even this scene in particular - resonated with me the most. I remember my grandma stories how she, a head surgeon of her field hospital, was the last one to leave it when Germans started bombarding them and how her best friend (also a doctor in the same hospital) was almost blinded by the shell explosion. Soliders make the war go - but never forget all those brave men and women who made sure they could come back alive
You will follow in your great grandmother's footsteps. You will save lives too.
Amazing. Much love to to your Grandmother 🙏❤️ Much love to you thank you for the story🙏❤️❤️
Desmond Doss makes Captain America look like a security guard in comparison
Funny considering his father is the Red Skull.
no because captain america saved 300 prisoners
@@grantchurchill7947 Maybe, but Captain America is a fiction.
@@extremelycreativeusername yeah they were
Yeah, he can kick Rogers ass any day's off
The way the film ends: Doss deflects 2 grenades and is lowered to safety.
The way it actually ended: Doss gives his place on the stretcher to another and gets shot in the arm, fracturing it.
Stranded for 5 hours, Doss would then crawl 300 yards (3 football fields) to safety.
With a shattered leg. And a fractured arm.
No, they don't make them like him anymore. But really, they never made them like him before Desmond Doss either.
Him and the 82nd. They really don’t make em that way no more
One of the rare occasions where the movie had to downplay things in order to make it more believable
He’s a guy you’d want to meet and listen to for hours on end
@@fall3166 Sure they still make them like that you guy's. You've seen footage from Afghanistan, Iraq, Nigeria, Syria, and on and on. The men and women fighting for us today have the same grit and guts they had in the way back. We're Americans. Always had balls, always will. O.K. This is a few minutes later and I just realized "Avro Lancaster" you're British in all likelihood. No offense meant. British soldiers have clackers same as us Yanks.
Well in the beginning of the movie his fellow troops wrote him off as being weak. That should be a lesson to not underestimate people
His one more turned into 75 men he saved. I am a Seventh Day Adventist, and was lucky enough to meet Mr. Doss in 1990, as he was a guest at the Lowell Mass, church. I have never met such a devoted man, who gave all the blessings and thanks to God, for his ability to save all these men. Today I'm sure Desmond Doss has a special place in heaven
is it true he lost his arm and leg??
He lost one of his lungs
Well said. Currently, people see being religious as being ignorant. That isn't so. You can have faith in God or a higher power, but still learn and grow.
Gary Plastek I'm also a seventh day adventist
Gary Plastek
I’m a Seventh Day Adventist too, I wish I was able to have met him
“So do not fear for I am with you; do not be dismayed for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with My righteous right hand” -Isaiah 41:10
Amen
Amen brothers
Amen
Amen!
Amen
When Doss was in the ridge, he didn't see race or color, he saw humanity suffering and decided to save them. He is and will always be - a true hero!
part of the reason he didn't see race or color was probably because there were little to no fucking black soldiers you tard don't bring race into this
Pvt. Doss was always humble about his service and actions. He chalked up his actions to his faith and his God. When called a Hero he would always shake his head and say, "The real Heroes are buried over there."
I'm not trying to rain on the sentiment here, but the Americans shot the Japanese as soon as he lowered them down.
He saved 1 Japanese guy and lowered him, he later “died of his wounds”… he was shot by them or something
Fun fact: Doss did all of this on a Saturday. His day of rest.
I'm pretty sure God forgave him for working on the Sabbath that day.
The sabbath was meant for man, not man for the sabbath.
@@username06192 Doss was a Seventh Day Adventist; His religion recognizes Saturday as the day of rest.
@@aznravechild6i9 ahh sorry I haven't watched the movie in a bit
He is not the only one,jesus also did that on his Sabbath
I'm an atheist but seeing this man staying true to his faith is very inspiring
FINALLY A GUY THAT RESPECT OTHER PEOPLES BELIEF
SO MUCH LOVE ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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@@dimasnurrizky8757 Now It's 91 and climbing
Now 169, nice
This is the teaching of jesus
It's not just the bravery, I'm not sure if everyone understands the sheer stamina and endurance this took. Basically supernatural.
Yeah, he sure could have used a little help up there. Maybe one of those marines at the bottom should have shown a little more concern for their buddies.. Perhaps an officer might have ordered someone to help... Just a thought.
150 soaking wet, carried 80 plus grown ass men, 5k with a broken arm, then lowered them down by hand and rope.
They don't make Men such as this anymore.
@@danielpicquet1042 I’m not even sure if they made these amazing types of people before Mr. Desmond Doss!
The buzz of pure adrenaline soldiers are under while in a battle zone cant be forgotten. Especially those that are suffering from Shell Shock. It is amazing what the human body is truly capable of when it has its limiters removed even temporarily.
No this was all done thru sheer faith in the Lord nothing less nothing more
This is how masculinity should be: A mix of endurance, kindness, strenght and faith.
It is we have just forgotten that
@@bufongodemdabae308 Maybe after quarantine all that bunched up manliness will finally be put out, hopefully.
Then why you have Patrick Bateman as your profile pic?
There is no "should" this is what it is.
@@Zombiesnyder13 is that really necessary though, kid?
This has got to be one of the best movies ever made about WW2
Blake Robertson movies in general
Jairus The Adventurer! yeah your right
Blake Robertson this is about pearl harbor not ww2 those were japanese soldiers not nazis
I think you need a history lesson el rey de copas
Bushify13 you need a history lesson the these are the Japanese not the nazis the Japanese attacked on pearl harbor not ww2 idiot you're the one that needs a history lesson
As a Christian Doss to me is an example of how miracles still do happen, they may not be bright and flashy with a chorus singing on but in reality it's the actions of one single man doing his hardest
God bless all in their hour of need
@@kapitan19969838 yes ❤️🙏🙏
@@kapitan19969838 yay i feel motivated again
I mean, as an ex Christian, this seems like an example to me of how even totally non-supernatural, perfectly explained events that come about as a result of incredible human willpower get attributed to the work of a magic man in the sky. I do appreciate the sentiment though to a certain extent; good really is out there, and it’s often found in the hearts of individuals trying their best to make a difference
@@Foulgaz3 well said bro!
This scene never fails to make me shed a tear. "Please Lord, help me get one more" it gets me every time
3:01 THAT 'One More' honestly made me tear up.
He's beyond the point of exhaustion, his hands are dripping blood, he knows there's thousands of people on the ridge who are trying to find and kill him, he's far past the point anyone else would've given up... yet all he can think of is "Please, I just need to save more." Everytime I think he was at his limit and was ready to give up, he just kept going
During this, a japanese soldier actually claimed he had Doss in his sights while the wounded were being lowered and his gun jammed every time he tried to pull the trigger. Not sure if this is true or not. Something was watching over Doss during this.
Ian Kerr it’s true but the weapon had mud and water in it making it faulty which is probably why it jammed
@@louth2882 probably. Or mybe it happened for a reason. And maybe that reason was so that Doss wouldn't be harmed while he was out there saving people. As the saying goes, everything happens for a reason.
@@kalelpinas exactly. God makes unusual reasons to let something happen. Even if you calculate the probability of that happening, it is very rare that a gun is mal-functioning, and that even on a time like on-action war, and even against the person who is doing an incredible job and knows God has got his back.
@@Khan-gv5hk hahahaha, right😂
@@Khan-gv5hk i dont believe god exists either but there is nothing ruder than disrespecting someones religion
"Whoever saves one life, saves the world entirely."
no. lol
Where did you get that?
Primarch Roboute Guilliman Lord of Ultramar from Schindlers List
@@ronanchristiana.belleza9270 Schindler's List reference. Oskar Schindler in the movie said the same thing, almost.
@@DamnControl5 Actually it wasn't Schindler who said it, it was his Jewish friend play by Ben Kingsley
I watched this movie as a little kid, and that phrase “Please God, help me get one more.” Has always stuck with me. It’s a very important phrase that I’ve always remembered and valued up to this day.
How Desmond managed to carry his comrades and giant balls in battle at the same time is incredibly heroic.
He also has a broken leg but they cut this from the film because they thought the audience wouldn’t buy it.
@@jimmy2k4o I definitely would haha. I'd be shocked! This guy was A real life super hero
@@mytesttickles4138 it may have been a broken arm rather than a leg but I’m not sure he definitely had a broken limb though
Kinda reminds me of the ANZAC beliefs and way of practice in World War 1, World War 2 with the Kokoda Trail in Papua New Guinea where the troops halted the Japanese advanced and made them retreat, and in the Vietnam War.
Out of all three of these wars, the ANZAC troops have one of the highest rates of soldiers that returned home (they died but their comrades didn’t leave them)and survived compared to any other country. This is because of the ANZAC’s characteristic high moral, strong sense of determination and mateship, and we’re firm believers in “No Man Left Behind”.
@@Kaithestressedowl as a fellow Australian myself I could not agree with you anymore! Have a happy Australia Day next week! Peace
*Desmond* please lord, help me get just one more.
*God* for every one you bring back, I will give you the strength to bring one more.
His strength never failed him.
God was definitely at his side.
Amen that, the Lord was with him on that day he save those men.
Amen! Love that!
some even say that when a sniper was gonna kill him, the gun jammed so he wouldn't be killed. they said THAT was divine intervention.
I like your "idea" ..👍❤️ Very2 good one
@@pepehorhae lmaoooooo. You religious fanatics will always find a way to ruin it
Note how he saved everyone. His comrades and his enemies. Proves that you don't need to fight or kill in order to be a true hero. I am no longer religious but I think that 'love your neighbor as yourself' is still one of the best lessons to follow in life.
A hero is defined by his actions, whether he kills or saves someone's life it does not matter. It's the selfless, noble, honorable altruistic act behind it that truly makes him a hero.
i have a friend that lost his faith it breaks my heart that he did may i ask what broke your faith?
What if I hate myself? Can I now hate my neighbor?
...his stupid loud music...
Me it’s do on to others as you would have others do on to you
@Reality Hill sry
Truly, Doss is a shining example of a Christian soldier. I hope to be even a fraction as devoted, driven, and close to God as he was. Rest in Peace, Sir. Your legacy lives on.
God: How many you want to save doss??
Doss: Y E S
BRUH dis facttssssssss!
True
The answers should be:
All
@@cbmobile1797 I call Desmond Doss "The Angel of Hacksaw Ridge."
Doss: All of them.
God: Some will live and some will die. You will not be able to save them all.
Doss: Not if I have anything to say about it.
I can't believe that somebody would show this much love and bravery. He is truly an inspiration. He even tried to save the enemy. He truly had a heart of gold and it amazes me. Those 75 men he saved should forever be grateful for this one. He definitely has a special place in heaven.
HollisterMorgan oh so god shows favouritism?
In his commendation the army said he saved reports were 100 men. Mr Doss said it was 50 so they met in the middle at 75
@Viva la Francia it's still alot
HollisterMorgan I Wanna be just like him cause I believe in god and I pray everyday That someday someone would stand up and be like him
yes, Andrew,deserved an Oscar.
Did he got it tho?..
ѧ Gıяʟ no some gay ass movie won the award instead
A movie about a devoted Christian is not Oscar worthy
@@petergianakopoulos4926 y?
Oof 1 because Hollywood is a bunch shit headed leftists. I’m not religious by any means, but I guarantee if this film were about a black gay female transgender Muslim, it would’ve received 10 oscars.
As a nurse myself... This movie is a blessing to me... It motivates me through my darkest days...
Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me.
through the "valley of death"
God, the one, sole sovereign, free from all partners is the one that walks with all good people through all of life's dark valleys. Never lose hope in him.
I'm not religious. I don't believe in God. However, after watching this movie, this scene knowing that the events and Doss' actions were true, one can't not help but believe something spiritual was there, guiding him. If that was God or his will to save the lives of those who needed saving regardless of what side they were on. What Doss did was inspiring, courageous, and incredible. This movie did bring tears to my eyes.
ladyanime100 okay okay he believe in God that's why he didn't leave no man behind save them he follow God order God said don't kill people he promise to not touch a gun or anything that will kill a people or make a people hurt and injured
ladyanime100 thank you I've seen a lot of hateful anti religious comments and why can't there be more non religious people like you. I'm Catholic and I believe it was God guiding doss but what guided doss is up to you to decide :)
Amen to that brother
ladyanime100 if you dont belive in other peoples religion then believe in your own god theres alot of gods out there people made theres jesus, zeus , and buddah
I don't mind people's beliefs if this is what they aspire to. Believe what you need to believe to give yourself the determination and will to do good to others.
He saved Americans and Japenese HIS ENEMY we need this kindness in this world.
Alex Kennard we did and he was crucified 2000 years ago.
We don't hate our enemies. We respect them to do their jobs and we do ours. Unless your a terrorist. because fuck those guys
@@IronVigilance Japanese soldiers were born and raised in militaristic society. So yeah, most of them are so devoted to war that some of them even resisted even after the war.
@@darnit1944 It was just part of the whole samurai bushido code of honor thing.
@@curryinahurry3730 Samurai class doesnt exist anymore in Imperial Japan era. It's their society that embraces Japanese imperialism. Military conquest is needed and therefore, militaristic society.
Even if I'm an atheist, I find times like this when people pray and stay utterly true to their faith so inspiring. When he said "please lord, let me get one more" I started crying, it was just so emotional😭
Never too late to come to Christ 🙏
@@macias7125 sorry but there is no Christ
@@nate3274 sorry, but yes there is
@@macias7125 no, there’s thousands of scientific and logical reasons that proves otherwise.
@@nate3274 its a shame your believes are limited by science cus people use science to try and explain everything with science even if they cant understand it sorry but christ exists
After watching this scene for the very first time, I honestly cried because this was the most bravest thing I've ever seen in any other film, like he stayed up there the whole night saving luke what 70 men, he even saved some Japanese that were wounded, I never thought I'd see a man with such heart do such a thing, this movie was amazing
I cried at the cowardice shown by the other marines who refused to climb the net right next to Doss and help cover him from enemy fire while he saved people.
75
Never even heard of Desmond Goss...nobody told us about him in our history lessons...if it was not for the film hacksaw ridge I would have thought this film was all make believe
It is what it is indigo, it's Desmond Doss. Not Goss.
D E S M O N D G O S S
@@sabrinapederson6273 it was probably a typo
FeeJee, no worries!!! 😊😊😊
@@Hmmm777 y e s
I love this movie!! I love this part when Desmond Doss said “Lord, help me get one more”. The Lord gave him courage that he need in order to saved 75 comrades plus Japanese. I’m crying everytime I replay this movie, it’s too awesome.And I’m proud as a Christian. Great honor and respect to you Sir Doss! Lest we forget!
I love that when hes asking god for guidance, and he says he doesnt know what to do, he hears the cries of "medic" and "god save me" and takes that as the gods sign to him. Beautiful.
“Please lord help me get one more, help me get one more “ this line warms my heart
and when he gets it, he wants more one. One more. Forever. Until the whole world is safe.
@John Titor nah it is something to get emotional about, especially since it’s a true story
@John Titor well maybe try to be a bit less ignorant.
Did you guys enjoy the movie? I did.
John Lemuel Ordinado I imagine god doing nothing but he doesn't exist. he believed he could do it because "god" was on his side. in reality his own strong will, luck and skill is what saved those men and his faith allowed him to keep going. that is all, he could believe in anything and used it to motivate him and the outcome would still be the same.
Majora shut the fuck up you have no right to say what exist and what doesn't exist
Majora i respect you and your statement. but you gotta stop trying to tell me God doesnt exist.
Majora i respect you and your statement. but you gotta stop trying to tell me God doesnt exist.
god does exist whether it's a man, woman or just a thought
you people never get that
Doss Desmond thank you so much sir. I watched this movie for the first time yesterday. You helped me alot to get right and better thru Your passion to save lives and your zeal to obey Lord ... If at all I am zealous for Lord like you and be able to bring alot more to knowledge of Christ how blessedness it would be to witness when the eyes of my brothers are opened to truth and knowledge in Christ.
Thank u again Doss Desmond😍❤.
You are now in most pure holy place.
The fact that this is a true story...
Makes me wanna watch it over and over again...
better yet, it was toned *down* because the real story of Desmond Doss was so insane that they thought no one would believe the movie was based in reality
Finishes movie
Me: one more
@@lolgamer8232 lmao
Desmond Doss even tried to save his enemies. How many of us would do that.
i think only him
If I were in ww2 I would not be brave enough to go without a weapon and save enemy aswell
God, who gave him the strength, didn't see sides, he saw his children who needed help. Guided him in the darkness to those who needed the help. It's more than just strength, the Japanese loved to fight at night, the other part of the miracle was that he escaped being caught by the enemy WHILE he saved them
Dewaldt if you have Jesus as your Lord and savior, Who will be against you?
I would not save any enemies try to kill me! !!
God watching over him saying "Well Done my child, now go get one more.
Well done my good an faithful servant. the words i dream of hearing from my Lord and savor.
@Bob Juff eh God is the only one i would be ok hearing it from.
@Bob Juff i got ya i was just sayin is all
Sure, let's pretend god wanted him to save people, but still decided he'd be hit by a grenade and wounded. Really the actions of a god who wanted him to save people. Why not leave him unscathed if your god wanted him to save people? Why not have these people NOT BE hit in the first place? Isn't your god supposed to be all powerful? Isn't everything going according to his will?
It's so inconsistent. Try logic dude.
@@jonathanallard2128 yeah he did get hit by the grenade but didn't he survive because that's the act of Gods protection
a man in the worst place in the world at time to be a American, a area that saw the worst carnage, he is alone, what's more he was the target of battlefield, had no weapons, saved 75 people in the cover of night while getting shot at, and still walking out of it alive. THAT DAY A MOUNTAIN WAS MOVED!
skull2470 Miracles are real! God is True!
Dude thats powerful man
Jairus The Adventurer! I dont believe in god.. but that man did..and that gave him the strenth and courage to do what he did...may his god bless him.
The real story is even more unbelievable than the movie. If you watch the documentary "The Conscientious Objector" all those people that he single-handly rescued, were rescued in broad daylight on an open battlefield with little to no cover. His army buddies that were there said they couldn't believe their eyes. They said the bullets, mortars, grenades and artillery shells (steel rain they called it) were flying all around him while he was rescuing his comrades.
IMHO The documentary is so much better than the movie and is a must watch.
skull2470 yeah what a man.
Went & saw this in theatres with quite a few buddies of mine.
Of course throughout the whole war scene with shooting & killing, we were all pumped up & fist pumping & all that.
But at *this scene* everyone one of us _grown men,_ including the whole theatre, were *extremely quiet* & secretly trying to hide our faces from one another because we were all either _in tears or had tears in our eyes._ This is a 100% true story. We were not expecting this film to be this powerful at all.
*I bought it on Blu-ray the day it was released.*
Capt. America: "You got a lot of heart, kid. You remind me of someone I once served with."
Spiderman: "What was his name?"
Capt. America: *_"Doss."_*
I wish this was true but cap fought on the German front but still funny comment
true
Could be that Wolverine fought with Doss, if you like. It'd be a neat headcanon.
He is spider Man
No Tom Hollands spiderman doesnt have any heart
This man was chosen by God himself to do this. Such Bravery and Faith in God.Desmond Doss is the best example of having faith in god in my opinion.Lord Help me get one more.
Or just pure luck and skill.
mark you just had to come in all atheist up and ruin a great thing if you are athiest i coundnt give 2 shits. this is a story about trust in the lord
Thank you I was about to say something but I thought what would doss have done be the better man and ignore it.God bless Desmond Doss.
"This man was chosen by God himself to do this" so god didn't care about japanese or he favors christians i thought he create everyone from hes image and loves us all equally ??? what this man did is extraordinary but god have nothing to do with it.
kane666 you need to learn some English
'I thought i was blind :DDD' *chuckle*
'Can you walk?'
'I dont know :D' *smiles uncontrollably*
This was so funny and heartwarming at the same time i cant take it
Hey guys, just wanted to let you all know that he saved over 100 people. But he had such humility and insisted on settling on the number 75. That’s how humble this man was ♥️
From what I hear, he actually insisted it was 50, they chose to meet in the middle at 75
It's been hypothesized that Desmond actually saved at the bare minimum of 150 soldiers that night.
The acting. THE FUCKING ACTING. I was an absolute fucking mess in tears from this scene. Seriously I haven't cried so much in AGES. That music... I fucking can't. So fucking intense and powerful. Viscerally gritty to watch. Powerful fucking acting from Garfield. So deep and unnerving. I'M FUCKING DONE.
Stannis The Mannis trust me i cry every time i watch this movie im a veteran so i know never leave a fallen brother behind
indeed, and what is actually really f*cks my mind, that this is a true story
Men only cry for two reasons, something horrible happen to their kid or a war movie. My lifetime at 26 its only been private ryan and this movie lol.
They were called the greatest generation for a reason.
yeah, sadly my gen only has memes and vr going for us and quite possibly being grandparents to the first born Martains
Future Generations have grown weaker and pathetic. They don't understand the meaning and working to earn something. They believe they're entitled to have everything when they don't realize that it has to be earned. It's painful to watch.
I don't see anything great in starting two world wars. Those brave men and women deserve to be respected for the life they lived and the hardships they went through. But this war man-made and we should never ever forget that. I'll take all the 'weak and pathetic' people if it means preventing another war like this.
Weaker and pathetic. No. We grown smarter and less racist and more caring. If thats all you've seen of this "generataion" Then you have scraped the surface. Or then im sorry for your country if thats literately all there is.
kilduff this generation is literally garbage compared to the greatest generation. I’m a millennial and we Fucken suck. Like to complain about everything, blame everyone for everything, self entitled, actually more racist for blaming the white man and personal responsibility is no longer the norm
captain america: i can do this all day
Desmon Doss: I can do this all day and night.
This man is a war hero a true believer and a person with a heart he helped so many wounded men sacrifice himself to save others rest in peace. 🕊️
❤
His kids have no reason to not go to school,
Kid: dad I’m sick
Doss: I HAD TO CRAWL THROUGH DIRT AND BLOOD IN THE DARK
I think he would've let his son off school if he was off with a stomach bug
... with a fractured arm! And a broken leg! Go to school!
I SAVED 75 LIVES!
lol true 😂
HIS HANDS ARE ALL BLODDY BUT HE KEEPS GOING, WITHOUT ONE BULLET TO DEFEND HIM. A GREAT HERO
I'm alittle late but it wasn't shown in the movie. His hands weren't bloody but we're to the point where you could see the bone!
worse not bloody but burnt to a crisp from rope burn he had to be in agony unless he gave himself a touch of that morphine
"i thought i was blind" this is such a great movie it deserves A MILLION OSCARS
In school in 6th grade I had to do an enormous essay and presentation about someone that I look up to that this is the man that I chose♥️ he is a true hero
Till this day this scene is edge into my heart and soul. Still i often would come back to watch this as a reminder. And still it gives me the goosebumps
if you didnt cry watching this movie, youre lying or have no tear ducts
Edwin Cheung some people don't cry cuz they don't understand the feels but others also don't because,their emotions are stuck inside of them and there is no need to express it out of yourself,personally I haven't watched this movie but I've seen the carnage of the assault of the Japanese till the end and only that makes me wanna buy the movie or wait and see it in TV once I find it
I saw this Movie yesterday, but I didn't cry, because I am the kind of man who does not cry.
But if you ask me if my Life view changed after this Movie, then I tell you, never leave a man behind.
Damn, I was saying all the time "C'mon Doss, thats enough, you've done well!" But, no, he gets Another one. I Believe him to be crazy, but I allways say, you have to be crazy to do crazy things and win the day!
movienaut don't lie, you cried, we all did
What got me is that scene where he rejoind his group and when he was walking (Being Carried) Among the soldiers and they were looking at him like "Fuck me... Real life Hero"
I didn't cry. But I cried to click and warrior. I rarely cry to movies tho.
When your'e Doing the "No kill Challenge" but still have to carry your team
The BlackCat
and succeed
I actually want to make the Desmond Doss challenge in BF1. I am usually the support of the group, or the gadget guy/technician/engineer. So i want to see how many players will i be able to help in a single game of conquest.
Maybe then ARMA? There is more complicated system for saving lives there.
Remember guys, you have to do all that without dying, to unlock the Desmond Doss achievement.
there's clips of some peeps doing that in battlefield; a ton of deaths, no kills, top of the leaderboard
@Koruuu that would be me in battlefield 5 after watching hacksaw ridge
It still amazes me that the real Desmond Doss did this with multiple severe injuries, aching muscles, extreme exhaustion, and no weapon or backup. Even helping the wounded Japanese soldiers. His story is one of my favorites to hear from WW2. It takes a lot to be someone like this.
Currently in a college test week right now. The quote, "Please lord, help me get one more." Is ringing throughout my mind over and over again.
What a fucking awesome scene. The soundtrack is badass too.
Can't believe the composer did those Adam Sandler movies
Did you know that?
Kyle Campbell I did not lol. At least he's getting better work now.
Average Joe don't u here the word lord don't say the f word
Yeah i agree......and the last 1 min music makes me cry..... I didn't find these in the soundtrack....😭
God is smiling at this man with open arms to heaven. This man didn't kill a single man on the battlefield, saved sooooo many life's with holes in his hands while under enemy fire, even went the distance in saving a few jappense soldier all under gods name. Bless this guy we need soooooo much more people like him!!
that moment of happness doss expresses when he helps the man see again is so pure, he genuinely felt joy from being able to help put apart one of his fallen comrades
I’m EXTREMELY pro gun, however Doss showed without a weapon and full of faith proved to be a full blown hero. Much love and respect for this man showing us the almighty is STILL in control.
SAme here with being Pro-gun. however you pointed out that you don't need to carry a gun or weapon to serve and save lives. He knew war was necessary but killing was not hence why he became a medic when he joined. He also paved the way for another un armed combat that served as a medic that was rewarded The Medal of Honor,
That's right my friend simply have faith in our Lord God in heaven and he will protect you. ✝️🙏
His faith was his weapon
Why did the almighty allow the war to happen? why didn't Doss ask for the war to end? Was that too much to ask for?
You're all mental
Because of this movie, whenever I'm at the gym and I am at my limit, I pray to god "Please lord, help me do one more rep." I don't do that as a joke. I do it because I seriously believe the lord gave Desmond the strenght to help those men.
he did give him the strength
Chuck Lee amen and I should pray more especially at the gym to because I'll enlist in the Navy in 2 years. The strength of God will guide and help me pass Navy bootcamp
Reps for Jesus
Not sure that's the same thing bro.
Stop believing things from nothing. Use your brain ffs
Andrew Garfield should of won the Academy Award for this role he played.
He deserved double nomination: for Hacksaw and Silence!!!
Did he win ?
He did for brave heart
Not really. His performance was fine but the character was nothing special due to the lackluster writing
I am pretty old and I think this is one of the greatest stories ever told. Edit: And it was very well acted out. Congrats to all involved.
Desmond doss is a true hero
Edit: oh my gawd 2k like
Superman and dussmond doss which you want a hero?
Superman:FU©|{ ALL BUILDING AND CITY,to totally useless except terrorist
Dussmond Doss:Help people,revive people,Have mercy
he is my hero
+Arif Cso shut the fuck up.
+Benton Xavier dude, you need help.
Luke Dearey and whys that?
This movie has less carnage than Saving Private Ryan
But has a much stronger message
Nah they were both brutal!
debatable, I think this had more blood. Plus the graphics are way better
Nathan Monteiro Well from a comparison of 2016 movie to a 1998 movie, of course the graphics will be better
Graphics.... what is this games? haha
But The Movie Is Heroic, No Matter What Andrew Did Fabulous
If you don't tear up watching this...
Thinking about the Love...
This man had for his fellow humans...
You're beyond help.
He didn't even had to kill anyone to be this much of a badass much respect
I don't have much time for Mel Gibson personally, but watching this film in the cinema, I found myself wondering what I would do in this situation and if I could achieve what Doss did. It absolutely shook me to the core, and still does. No wonder it got a ten-minute standing ovation at Cannes.
To me this man(not Gibson) is the definition of a hero.
"True courage is not knowing when to take a life, but when it spare it."
-Gandalf the grey.
Nothing but absolute respect for this hero. And to think the movie cut content because of how unbelievable it would be speaks volumes of his character and determination to save the lives of his brothers at great risk to his own. A true legend and hero.
this scene is a masterpiece
it changed my life a lot
sometimes when i get bored from working or get very tired i tell god the same words he said
'god help me get one more '
I cried on this scene like a kid ... outstanding acting and superb scene
I love how in the end of the movie, they put the Desmond doss interview explaining all the quotes that were in the movie.
It blows my mind that Casey Affleck got the Oscar over Andrew Garfield.
Yeah am very pissed for that andrew garfield deserved an oscar for his performance in this movie
Yeah. I’m convinced that any accurate portrayal of history and the critics automatically dismiss it.
@@smoketinytom absolutely agree with you!
Did you watch Manchester by the sea?
@@thecrockpotmaster214 Hacksaw Ridge was an insane production but Casey's acting in Manchester by the Sea was beyond insanely amazing. Andrew deserved an Oscar, but not above Casey!
Hands down, my favorite scene in the whole movie. So heroic but also humbling. Such a good film ❤️
I don’t care what anyone says. That man deserved the highest of honors that any one man could get. I’m not talking about just military. He was a real hero and a person that we all should strive to be like in some capacity
I can't imagine anyone would disagree with you
I’ve watched a lot of movies, this scene sticks with me more than any film scene and I’m not really sure why. Absolutely fantastic.
Imagine how many lives and fates were changed because of this one man. How many hundreds or thousands of people exist today because he saved their forefathers
What an incredible human being. My absolute respect!
"I'm gonna fix you up" we don't deserve this angel
"Lord, help me get one more."
Then, he saved 75 soldiers.
out of all movies i watched this one made me cry
The older I get, the more certain scenes in movies make me cry or tear up. This is one of those scenes.
Whenever I see this scene, one of the things I think about is how many people Today are alive because of him.