Can you imagine how many new people and families who become alive after those 75 + lives was saved? I'm a Paramedic and a Former Fire Chief and have no idea how many lives I have been fortunate to have saved, but Desmond Doss at least knows of 75, that has got to a definition of a heroic angel!
@@user-is3yn7xr4c who would have such "distracting memories" in a life and death situation? I've been in harsh situations but never have i lost focused in such ways
The man who played the part of the Japanese soldier did an amazing job of looking absolutely shocked and confused that the American soldier is helping him.
0:46 honestly every time he tells someone he's coming back for them it makes my heart go a little mushy. On the battlefield it really becomes every man for himself, I can't imagine how much of a relief it would be to hear those words when you think you're about to die alone and that nobody is left to help you. Edit: by every man for himself I meant literally every person in this video clip who thought nobody was going to be around to save them you dinguses, now stop fighting
Yeah exactly. Especially Doss too, you know damn well he IS coming back. At least I did since I've seen all his feats but idk if the soldiers knew he would actually come back.
It not ever man for himself in the America military. We don't fight for hate of the enemy, or even love of country. During the fight, its all about the men to the left or right of you.
Nobody gets left behind in the American military. Both the army and the marines have the brother and sisterhood mentality in battle. The men and women to your left and right are like family, and if you abandon them on the battlefield when they need you the most then there’s a special place in hell for you. Real life isn’t like the video games or movies kid. My dad served in the marines as an infantryman in the Cold War. When he got out at the age of 25 he was at his parent’s house and saw on the TV his fellow marines were still over there fighting and dying for their country. He stood up and said “I’ve gotta go back out there”. He was walking to the door to leave but my grandmother stopped him and convinced him to stay.
Never seen such a Bible bashing load of shit in my life, one of the most overrated war movies ever made. I only just barely, barely made it through the 2 hours. Utter shite.
If you ever read his biography, you would learn that he was in so much pain during all this, but he kept going anyway. Faith and adrenaline are amazing things.
He probably did. We’ve had our own moments of extreme determination. His morals were extremely important to him. He refused to stop. Not to mention he probably thought the pain they were in was much worse than paint he could ever feel.
@@masayuki2454 It's not cool to be positive these days. Only the cool kids follow the status quo like the rest of the herd. It's okay though, they've yet to truly realize their mortality, then they might turn humble....might.
@@m.nishal_k the man is trying to get a message out, stolen or not, dont comment if your just going to hate on someone who's trying to spread positivity.
This wasn't his teammate or anything this was actually his enemy that he helped. Because the enemy if they fled or didn't participate they would be killed and he didn't want to die clearly so he was hiding. If anything he switch teams
I and my wife had the honor of meeting Desmond Doss back in the early 1990's in CT. Such a humble man, so small in stature, and yet a giant in America's military history. The book was much better than the video but the video was a good summation of what really happened. I'd imagine that Mel Gibson likely thought: "I'll have to tone it down a bit, too much content for a short movie"
And true American also Encourage war between two countries😅 Because they wanna sell their weapons that are threat to Human life.😁 America and china are only country who thinks only about theirs not others.SAD BUT TRUE
Not true. Many soldiers fought the enemy because they had taken everything they had from them except their lives. And now they wanted the enemy to pay.
@@unnecessarilyepic1107 the Japanese soldier initially tried, but he still had his wits and wasnt in the same level of shock, and was able to recognize a medic. And even with what 1916 showed, its still the right thing to show your enemy compassion if they cant fight anymore. Are there times when you just cant be bogged down, yes. But its those small moments of humanity that will always appear in war.
@@aldowilliams4765 This Desmond Doss did too, but you heard his Comrades further on in the movie saying "Even a couple Japs were lowered down... they didn't make it". In other words, his comrades killed them, most likely.
I see you're from Malaysia .. we may have been there at the same time. Are you stationed in Malaysia? With my group? the Army Pacific or elsewhere? I was just in Malaysia last year providing Tactical Combat Casualty Care Training for Malaysians in jungle environment and oversaw the training of many Malaysians. I was very impressed with the level of discipline and I'm proud to be strengthening ties between out countries... I was in the 118th royal battalion, 8th brigade. My captain was running training courses last year to train in Gerun, Kedah, Malaysia. There were only 27 of us there but it was quite the experience. Curious what you mean by "medic" ... Are you in the army ? Or military? navy? I hope you're not one of the people behind a keyboard pretending to have fought for your or mine or any country for that matter for attention... Bc anyone could say they're a "medic" and lie. I could be lying if I wasn't.. but to often I see people claim to be apart of the army military navy seal etc and they're lying which is disgraceful and it just seemed a bit odd that you only called yourself a medic bc anyone in the army will give their specific job title, rank or specify which type of medic they are. If I'm wrong forgive me but this comment is just a little suspicious and with 1k people just believing whatever people write discredits so many of us who train to give our lives if need be in the persuit of helping others. Never in my 12 years of service have I ever called myself a "medic" always a 🪖 Tactical Combat Medic in the US ARMY. I'm currently stationed in Poland and the atrocities are unspeakable. I wish I didn't have to see what I have seen .. I am not allowed to go into Ukraine but I am able to help those in shelters. Again, forgivene if I'm wrong but your comment is very vague and if you were a part of the armed forced you understand why that comment being so vague is less credible. "a medic" is not something I've ever heard any real medic call themselves b.c there are levels to it and specific titles... As you should know. We work hard for out rank and position and our titles so we never downplay them. Why would u? Are you not proud of yourself if you're infact some sort of medic? Guys don't hate me in the comments. If you're in the armed forces you would understand why Im asking specifics. Too often people pretend to be a part of the army navy marines etc and it's not fair to those of us dedicating our lives to and those who have given their lives for our country and every other country in NATO. Even Ukraine who isn't a part of NATO .. it's an honor to do this but it's not easy leaving your family behind, our children etc. But we do it in the name of freedom. Not bc it's something to brag about on UA-cam so that comment rubbed me the wrong way having seen so many impersonate something they're not which is beyond insulting to those of us in active duty, our bets and those who have died for our country.
I was amazed on how good this movie was until I realized it was based on a true story. I wasn't just amazed, I was stunned and greatly astonished. One of the best war movies I've watched.
They actually watered it down to make it believable, because the actual events wouldn't be believed by viewers. The man also said he saved 50 soldiers when all the witnesses state over a hundred. Man was un fucking real dude
I translated the Japanese soldiers' conversation into English(sry my english sucks) 3:03 kiwo tsuke ro／気をつけろ/be careful 3:06 mada ikiteru zo/まだ生きてるぞ/They may still be alive 3:20 hitori itazo/1人いたぞ(?) /I found one guy alive 4:13 hoka ni ikiteiru yatu wa iruka?/他に生きている奴いるか？/Find out who's still alive 4:16 inēze/いねーぜ(?) /There's no one alive 5:32 syouga nēdaro/しょうがねぇだろ.. /oh well.. 5:50 ahh hara hetta naa/あぁ腹減ったなぁ/I’m hungry 5:54 imo kuuka?/芋食うか？/you wanna eat some potatoes? 5:55 sukoshi arimasune/すこしありますね/We have a few potatoes left 6:10 sawaruna!/触るな！/Don't touch me!
Of all the soldiers he helped, the Japanese one is the one that hits the hardest. He doesn't even hesitate, as soon as he acknowledged his presence, he immediately noticed his wounds and without a second thought went to help him. The way the Japanese soldier also realizes that and just "relax" and let him do his work, only to see the relief of the morphine. At that moment, there wasn't a Japanese soldier and an American soldier, there was a medic and a patient.
There were a few accounts of Japanese soldiers trying to snipe him, but whenever they did so, their guns would inexplicably jam. This man had the holy protection of someone who would not let him die.
People say that we need more people like Desmond doss on the battlefield to help save people in wars. But really we need more people like Desmond doss so that wars don't happen.
@@shegolilysweetie im not quite sure you realise that your not the only human alive that will watch this movie so just because it's obvious to you and I that don't mean it's obvious to anyone else.
@@shegolily because you know what someone I'm assuming you've never met was applying to right? Based on what you think reading his joke? And I didn't know this was an argument I'm just stating facts and common sense really.
This movie really wowed me. I’m not a huge fan of war movies, but this one was completely different. Andrew Garfield deserved the Oscar nomination because he brought every ounce of courage and strength to Desmond Doss. The most touching scene in this clip is when Desmond calmed the Japanese soldier and even gave him morphine. He was the kindest soul to both his men and the enemy’s men. You don’t see that every day. Again, just 🤩.
I think it's sad we don't recognise that the Japanese were actually doing a service killing off wounded. Better to be put out of your misery than die for days. Plus they were low on amunition. I know they were also making sure the enemy wasn't going to survive but still.
@@Oddbisket that’s a pretty fucked up way of thinking. These were soldiers, not a person slowly suffering to death in a hospital. It’s not like getting stabbed to death is pleasant either.
@@scass1100 I agree. But they were soldiers who would have died slowly over many days. War in itself is fucked up. I'd rather the stab then to die with my guts ruptured over days
@@segaman4275 really the only way it should be done Can't really be saving lives by killing others. Trust me, I appreciate all the wider implications behind that statement, I'm not some hippie pacifist But there's not enough like Desmond out there, not nearly enough.
Some years ago all Medal of Honor recipients were asked whom they would like to represent them at a special White House ceremony. They chose this guy, by a landslide.
Yep, people would watch this movie, roll their eyes and say "typical Hollywood". This is one of the few cases where the real story was even more bananas than the movie.
BrassBashers do you know this was based on a man by the name of Desmond Doss IRL who fought in the pacific who which saved countless American lives and also Japanese lives as well. How about you do a little research and watch the credits of the movie where Doss as an old man speak on it like fr it’s disrespectful for you to say this isn’t historically accurate where they even brought the man to the movie theatre screening so he can see the masterpiece they made about him. People that don’t research stuff before they say things are just ignorant idiots.
BrassBashers This is also disrespectful to me due to the fact my great grandfather fought in the same battalion as Doss and they went through Guam and the Philippines together and one of the first Americans to set foot on japan soil during the war.
I saw an interview with a Japanese soldier who had him in his rifle sights twice and both times his rifle jammed. Also some of the thing he did are not in the movie because people would have a hard time believing that it happened.
grenade torn his leg open, then a .267 bullet shattered his arm in several places. whilst suffering from both injuries he made his own splint (with 1 hand and 1 leg) make up your own mind....
Every time I watch the scene of Doss aiding the Japanese soldier I get chills. Desmond Doss' goal was to save lives and that's what he did. One of the most deserving Medal of Honor recipients there has ever been.
Desmond Doss was a true hero, he helped his friends and the enemy because he saw no difference, he was a man of God, I wished I could have met him...and Andrew Garfield did an exceptional job in this movie, he definitely deserved an Oscar for this just as the movie itself did as well as Mel Gibson for his directing:)a truly wonderful movie
Jennee Reedus too back the people in charge of the Oscars had Mel Gibson to the point that they refuse to give him, or anyone in his movie, awards when he/they clearly deserves it.
Jennee Reedus heroes are the ones who do what they have to do. The ones who make the tough choices. What Desmond did was very honorable because he saved so many lives, but he is no leader. True heroes know there duty, and that is to fight as a good soldier does. Desmond did not fight for his Country. He did not fight so his brothers could go home. He fought for himself and his own spiritual enlightenment. If everyone was like him we would all be defeated. So no, he is not someone to marvel at.
Lord Inquisiteur Willhelm Von Steiner he’s no better than the millions of soldiers who fought in that war. He got a dang medal because he saved people. The only reason everyone else wasn’t saving people is because they were doing their damn job!
Art Swanton ok cry a river, if in 2020 you dont know that "man" and "men" are often used as a generalization for all mankind idk what to tell ya, just go back to grade school
Family rumor is thats how my grandfather did it when his unit was ambushed in africa in WWII. He hid under the bodies as the germans went through and made sure all the visible bodies were dead.
Even an enemy can show RESPECT! That enemy is worth More than a backstabbing friend who's never a friend. This scene brings tears & life even in deadly situation.
Patricia Gullickson Ummm. Bandaging the wounded man and giving him morphine was an act of kindness. Yes they were enemies; but Pvt. Doss saw past that and showed Mercy. Did Japan have an evil Empire at this point in their history? YES. But that's not the point I was making. I'm saying that if more people were like Desmond Doss, in the way of showing kindness, even to enemies maybe the world would be a better place.
And you are right about that, but thats because they believed in the bushido codex... that is not an excuse however, just a different culture we can not understand today. What about the invasion of Iraq it was illegal and cost dozends of life including "collateral" damages... In war there are no good guys.
there was even some parts the Mel Gibson didn't include because it was basically _too_ good to be true. (e.g. Doss actually jumped on a grenade and *_lived_* and the grenade that injured his leg, he wasn't pulled out on a stretcher, he _crawled_ *300 meters* back to safety. *_And took a bullet for another soldier when he was crawling.)_*
Told by the person who made shit up. Yeah i could say i was hitler’s son 50 years from now and people would believe me. it’s a show made based on a story, whether its true or not nobody will truly know
@@Layerlol Well the higher power seems pretty selective. I suppose Allah protects his own. Jesus his own. Krishna his own. And not forgetting the Flying Spaghetti monster. My great uncle had no higher power. He was killed at Sandaken in may 1945. That's the trouble with a God belief.
Ex Creed It always gets me too, especially set against the soundtrack and the montage of him bringing in soldier after soldier. When it's clear he's starting to get exhausted but he's still going, it just hits even harder.
I say it at work, Please Lord, help me get one more! His faith had kept him alive. Strong as he was, his Bible was not far from him. Desmond Doss, Thank you
Thank you Mel Gibson for creating and directing this movie. Braveheart is a masterpiece, and I still cry every time I watch it. We were soldiers, and this movie prove you are one of the best movie creators of our time.
@@senzo8939 they didn't know he was a medic since he didn't have markings, but the Japanese still targeted medics so it wouldn't have made much of a difference
All have sinned against god God cannot accept imperfectness and we are imperfect cause we are sinners. People need salvation because god is perfect. God loves sinners (us) so much that his son Jesus Christ died in the cross for our sins so we can repent and follow him. The door is still open to this day! But there will be a time where that door will be shut. We cannot earn our salvation through good things we do. Salvation is through repenting of your sins, believing on what Jesus Christ did, and follow his ways. This is the gift from god here. Jesus became sin and died so we can have a clean record. John 3:16 For god so loved the world that he gave his one and only son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have everlasting life.a
As a paramedic myself you learn that this is where we come from. WW11 was the birth of the first responders and we have this man to look up to as the greatest of them all
I don't remember who it was that said this, but someone once said "All wars are civil wars, because all men are brothers" Desmond proved that when helped even his enemies.
To all veterans, I know us civilians have no clue what you went through. I’m sorry we neglect your sacrifice. A sticker or thank you will never be enough.
@@agentepolaris4914 True There's a literal community of idiots who didn't believed what Desmond did in his line of duty. Normal people can be such an ass
The simple fact that he dragged ALL those wounded to saftey is an amazing feat. Try dragging 1 body through that kind of terrain, without the artillery n enemy fire, and you'll be exhausted.
@@Jurian2004 Yes, go do some illegal things bud. Your shaming yourself, how embarrassing. It must be sad for your parents to have a demonic child like you :)
This shows the best of a human that even though he is against his enemy he will still help his enemy even if it cost him his own life. There is no better moment in any other movie than this.
That's not how the Geneva Convention works, dumbass. It applies for who signed it. Which America did. What side was Doss fighting for again? So who's the one who has no fucking logic?
@@robo-man8638 he wouldve been court martialed. A: Japan never signed it b: The people around doss see him healing someone whose killed a bunch of their men and friend you bet your ass hes getting court martialed and even probably killed
My grandad fought in Okinawa. He still tells me of the horror when he saw all the Japanese charging. He tells me that the place had a horrible stench, he was shot with a dumdum bullet in the knee and fell in a fox hole. A man leaped over the jump hole but was charged with a bayonet to the heart. He fell on my grandad and covered him. When the Japanese came to bayonet the dead corpses (They would come out after a battle and stab corpses to see if they were alive.) My grandad was protected by the man who fell on him.
@Valentin de las Carreras no, he was also at that time involved in a scandal of sexual assault or abuse that I can't remember and the fact that he still want it when the case was going on blows my mind
@@eduardomadrigal1977 because nothing happened and Casey deserved the award. Hell, they all deserved it, it's just Casey won. I though he was fantastic in it.
@@JesusMartinez-dx7cz Dude there’s no reason to comment that you know. I believe in god but even if I didn’t let the person believe what they want. Stop being a hater alright
Scary times when you have Japanese soldiers going into war knowing for s fact they are going to die. They would literally have kamikazi planes where they’d only fuel enough for the planes to reach the battle zone so that they would be forced to kamikazi... incredibly hard war to fight against soldiers like that
@саша сашин not really. Kamikaze was only a method because by the end of the war Japan had run out of skilled pilots, and couldn't train recruits quick enough. An ISIS comparison would be warranted if it was used on a mass scale all through the war.
@саша сашин Actually, the Japanese Army was one of the most well trained, tactical armies out there during world war 2. One of their most well known techniques was to send small scouting groups to stir up various parts of the American battle lines. These small groups of Japanese soldiers would find the weakest parts of the American lines so the main Japanaese force could attack where they were most likely to win. One of the reasons the casualties in the Pacific theater were so high was because the Japanese were so good at what they did in the conditions they faced.
@саша сашин I think you are confusing scariness with effectiveness. They are scary because they are willing to fight no matter how many losses they sustain. This, however, does not make them effective.
Fun fact: well it’s not fun but the army told the medics to not have a cross or anything on their uniform or hat because it got the Japanese to target them more, when your not supposed to shoot medics really. Edit: HOLY FUCK 333 likes thank you so much!
Kenny Gudz i mean it’s not the soldiers fault technically it’s the generals and leaders because if the soldier says no he’d be shot but it’s still sad, oh and they forced commanders to work in war camps when the Geneva convention said not to and treated them like shit, whilst the Japanese soldiers where treated with at least some respect
it was the same for all sides during the war. Americans, Germans, Japanese, Russians. Most medics on the frontline didn't wear their cross during the middle/end of the war because they were all being targeted.
socksamazingchannel n the Northern Africa region and the Western Europe troops were very considerate of medics on both sides so they wouldn’t target them more
I am Japanese. I'm sorry if it is strange as I translate it. I want to send respect to the people who fought for their own important things without enemies or ally. Even in the era when both the enemy and the ally were crazy, I would like to salute the gods who kept their homeland even after putting their own life.
Desmond Doss was a modern saint, the fact that he never wanted to be revered as a hero ironically just makes it seem more true. He was truly a humble man of god, willing to put his life in the line of fire for his fellow man and the allied cause.
A great detail I love is that whenever doss is carrying a survivor and a shell hits nearby, doss covers whoever it is and the fave in particular, the detail is insane
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Can you imagine how many new people and families who become alive after those 75 + lives was saved? I'm a Paramedic and a Former Fire Chief and have no idea how many lives I have been fortunate to have saved, but Desmond Doss at least knows of 75, that has got to a definition of a heroic angel!
He is the real captain america no fiction
Thank you for your service 🙏 God bless
@@fgathumbi Thank you so very much!
@@ghostrecon1168 Thank you very much!
@@cyrosubod2317 Absolutely
And to think that the producers actually TONED down his feats, because what Desmond did irl is truly unbelievable
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@the high ground they’re not wrong
@@deadheadwsp705 lol yea they are.
@@user-is3yn7xr4c this is ww2 I'm pretty sure it's a lot harder to concentrate in such a moment
@@user-is3yn7xr4c who would have such "distracting memories" in a life and death situation? I've been in harsh situations but never have i lost focused in such ways
The man who played the part of the Japanese soldier did an amazing job of looking absolutely shocked and confused that the American soldier is helping him.
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0:46 honestly every time he tells someone he's coming back for them it makes my heart go a little mushy. On the battlefield it really becomes every man for himself, I can't imagine how much of a relief it would be to hear those words when you think you're about to die alone and that nobody is left to help you.
Edit: by every man for himself I meant literally every person in this video clip who thought nobody was going to be around to save them you dinguses, now stop fighting
Yeah exactly. Especially Doss too, you know damn well he IS coming back. At least I did since I've seen all his feats but idk if the soldiers knew he would actually come back.
It not ever man for himself in the America military. We don't fight for hate of the enemy, or even love of country. During the fight, its all about the men to the left or right of you.
Nobody gets left behind in the American military. Both the army and the marines have the brother and sisterhood mentality in battle. The men and women to your left and right are like family, and if you abandon them on the battlefield when they need you the most then there’s a special place in hell for you. Real life isn’t like the video games or movies kid. My dad served in the marines as an infantryman in the Cold War. When he got out at the age of 25 he was at his parent’s house and saw on the TV his fellow marines were still over there fighting and dying for their country. He stood up and said “I’ve gotta go back out there”. He was walking to the door to leave but my grandmother stopped him and convinced him to stay.
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@@ShelbyGT-td9oq thank you for this comment as a proud member of the US ARMY. Tactical Combat Casualty Medic here. 118th royal battalion, 8th brigade.
“A medic who won the war without a gun.” That’s my favourite phase I miss how
Good this movie was
What do you mean "Was" its okay we know you meant "is" you're forgiven
Ikrrr
@@arkhamsquadgaming6192 it’s “YOU’RE”
Never seen such a Bible bashing load of shit in my life, one of the most overrated war movies ever made. I only just barely, barely made it through the 2 hours. Utter shite.
@@yeahno6100 great but, your negative opinion....Yeah...No one asked
If you ever read his biography, you would learn that he was in so much pain during all this, but he kept going anyway. Faith and adrenaline are amazing things.
Kitsune Scribe
Oh yeah man, amen to that!
And lots of morphine
To be honest he prolly felt nothing. But try this not with your life or other people life on the line and that’s a shit ton of pain
What did he have?
He probably did. We’ve had our own moments of extreme determination. His morals were extremely important to him. He refused to stop. Not to mention he probably thought the pain they were in was much worse than paint he could ever feel.
People says "we need people like him", no, we need to be like him
Wow so original
It doesn’t matter if it’s original or not, it’s more on the message they’re giving
Yess bro u r absolutely right 💯
Respect from INDIA 🇮🇳
@@masayuki2454 It's not cool to be positive these days. Only the cool kids follow the status quo like the rest of the herd. It's okay though, they've yet to truly realize their mortality, then they might turn humble....might.
@@m.nishal_k the man is trying to get a message out, stolen or not, dont comment if your just going to hate on someone who's trying to spread positivity.
If any Medal of Honor recipient deserved this Medal it was Desmond. What a true hero.
Every recipient has deserved it
@@ey7290 is English not your first language or do you have difficulties with the English Language?
@@timf2279 His English abilities seem fine to me.
@@ey7290 nobody was asking what you thought, it was a statement.
@@helenkeller3363 And nobody is asking what you think honey
I am a Veteran myself and I know that I don’t have near the guts this man had. He was a badass.
cheesegyoza thank you for your service
cheesegyoza thank you for your service
Thank you for your service
Whatever you say buddy haha
Dead_ Head06660 Unless you served don’t talk shit.
Desmond
Kills: 0
Headshots: 0
Assists: 3
Revive: 69
MVP!
Nice
And got Medal of Honor as well. ✨
Nah that's 75
@ITS'JAY yaaa
Nah dude games giving MVP to the top frags and pogs to this kind of guys
Desmond is POG of the century
That one teamate who revives you even if you’re a mile away from him
You calling me out on battlefield m8
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Jett use your ult, rebibe me
This wasn't his teammate or anything this was actually his enemy that he helped. Because the enemy if they fled or didn't participate they would be killed and he didn't want to die clearly so he was hiding. If anything he switch teams
That teammate is me
I and my wife had the honor of meeting Desmond Doss back in the early 1990's in CT. Such a humble man, so small in stature, and yet a giant in America's military history. The book was much better than the video but the video was a good summation of what really happened. I'd imagine that Mel Gibson likely thought: "I'll have to tone it down a bit, too much content for a short movie"
Thats exactly what happened. He tones down the actual events because he thought they’d be too unbelievable
A questão é não são façanhas só do Doss , mas principalmente do Espírito Santo !@@juliandolores-perez1509
A true American hero..a real soldier doesn't fight because he hates what's in front of him,but because he loves what's behind him
Amen
Because he loves what’s behind him”
That sounds kinda gey tho lol
And true American also Encourage war between two countries😅
Because they wanna sell their weapons that are threat to Human life.😁
America and china are only country who thinks only about theirs not others.SAD BUT TRUE
@@sauravraj7073 yet they constantly fight on other countries behalfs who cannot fend for themselves, supply to countries who are starving.
Not true. Many soldiers fought the enemy because they had taken everything they had from them except their lives. And now they wanted the enemy to pay.
0 kills, 0 deaths, 75 revives, top of the scoreboard
XD 69k xp
He is the best support.
Me in bf4
Bf2 in a nutshell
Pathetic
That's what you call a true human being. Helping a wounded enemy Soldier.
Yeah, unfortunately 1916 demonstrates why that's not always a good idea
@@unnecessarilyepic1107 What happened In 1916?
@@unnecessarilyepic1107 yea what happened
@@unnecessarilyepic1107 its k
@@unnecessarilyepic1107 the Japanese soldier initially tried, but he still had his wits and wasnt in the same level of shock, and was able to recognize a medic.
And even with what 1916 showed, its still the right thing to show your enemy compassion if they cant fight anymore.
Are there times when you just cant be bogged down, yes. But its those small moments of humanity that will always appear in war.
I mean it’s just mental how he even helped that Japanese soldier, without hesitation, a true man of religion
The real Desmond doss even saved a couple different Japanese soldiers I’m pretty sure
Almost as if it's a made up propaganda story that Americans are know for
@@bradley2427 do you think there is japanese propaganda about him
@@aldowilliams4765 This Desmond Doss did too, but you heard his Comrades further on in the movie saying "Even a couple Japs were lowered down... they didn't make it". In other words, his comrades killed them, most likely.
@@ughhbauh3855 is that a question or a statement?
As a medic myself..this man gives me strength to carry on in these testing times
Thank you for your efforts.
Amen brother
@M Y T H I C A L N O V A ?
Combat medic? Stationed where?
I see you're from Malaysia .. we may have been there at the same time. Are you stationed in Malaysia? With my group? the Army Pacific or elsewhere? I was just in Malaysia last year providing Tactical Combat Casualty Care Training for Malaysians in jungle environment and oversaw the training of many Malaysians. I was very impressed with the level of discipline and I'm proud to be strengthening ties between out countries... I was in the 118th royal battalion, 8th brigade. My captain was running training courses last year to train in Gerun, Kedah, Malaysia. There were only 27 of us there but it was quite the experience. Curious what you mean by "medic" ... Are you in the army ? Or military? navy?
I hope you're not one of the people behind a keyboard pretending to have fought for your or mine or any country for that matter for attention... Bc anyone could say they're a "medic" and lie. I could be lying if I wasn't.. but to often I see people claim to be apart of the army military navy seal etc and they're lying which is disgraceful and it just seemed a bit odd that you only called yourself a medic bc anyone in the army will give their specific job title, rank or specify which type of medic they are.
If I'm wrong forgive me but this comment is just a little suspicious and with 1k people just believing whatever people write discredits so many of us who train to give our lives if need be in the persuit of helping others. Never in my 12 years of service have I ever called myself a "medic" always a 🪖 Tactical Combat Medic in the US ARMY. I'm currently stationed in Poland and the atrocities are unspeakable. I wish I didn't have to see what I have seen .. I am not allowed to go into Ukraine but I am able to help those in shelters. Again, forgivene if I'm wrong but your comment is very vague and if you were a part of the armed forced you understand why that comment being so vague is less credible. "a medic" is not something I've ever heard any real medic call themselves b.c there are levels to it and specific titles... As you should know. We work hard for out rank and position and our titles so we never downplay them. Why would u? Are you not proud of yourself if you're infact some sort of medic?
Guys don't hate me in the comments. If you're in the armed forces you would understand why Im asking specifics. Too often people pretend to be a part of the army navy marines etc and it's not fair to those of us dedicating our lives to and those who have given their lives for our country and every other country in NATO. Even Ukraine who isn't a part of NATO .. it's an honor to do this but it's not easy leaving your family behind, our children etc. But we do it in the name of freedom. Not bc it's something to brag about on UA-cam so that comment rubbed me the wrong way having seen so many impersonate something they're not which is beyond insulting to those of us in active duty, our bets and those who have died for our country.
I was amazed on how good this movie was until I realized it was based on a true story. I wasn't just amazed, I was stunned and greatly astonished. One of the best war movies I've watched.
Same man, I watched this movie when it released, but I still love it
They actually watered it down to make it believable, because the actual events wouldn't be believed by viewers. The man also said he saved 50 soldiers when all the witnesses state over a hundred. Man was un fucking real dude
@@Santiago_RS q
It’s amazing worth watching a lot. Mel Gibson is the real G of war movies
the fact that they had to WATER DOWN this movie because of the fact no one would have believed it if they didnt. and that TELLS ALOT
15 bullet wounds, 1 torn off leg, 3 stabs in the chest
M O R P H I N E
Morphine numbs it until you can get serious medical treatment
^
It keeps you from going into shock.
Yeah
Doesn’t make you better but it definitely numbs them until the real treatment comes.
I translated the Japanese soldiers' conversation into English(sry my english sucks)
3:03 kiwo tsuke ro／気をつけろ/be careful
3:06 mada ikiteru zo/まだ生きてるぞ/They may still be alive
3:20 hitori itazo/1人いたぞ(?) /I found one guy alive
4:13 hoka ni ikiteiru yatu wa iruka?/他に生きている奴いるか？/Find out who's still alive
4:16 inēze/いねーぜ(?) /There's no one alive
5:32 syouga nēdaro/しょうがねぇだろ.. /oh well..
5:50 ahh hara hetta naa/あぁ腹減ったなぁ/I’m hungry
5:54 imo kuuka?/芋食うか？/you wanna eat some potatoes?
5:55 sukoshi arimasune/すこしありますね/We have a few potatoes left
6:10 sawaruna!/触るな！/Don't touch me!
That sheer look of shock and confusion at 6:24
thanks you
5:34 うるさいなあ It’s noisy
"War does not determine who is right.Only who is left."-Bertrand Russell
@Hans Blitzkrieg im pretty sure idk tho
It is one used in phantom forces
"It's not about dying for your country. It's making the other guy on the other side die for his." (No idea who made this quote tho)
I really like that qoute g. It is so true, war is just pointless, no one wins.
@@paulcadavid394 I take it you have no problem with Hitler if he hypothetically won then... Mr. Sophist.
If the US Navy were ever to put to sea another hospital ship, it should be called the USS Desmond Doss.
Id vote for that. It would be a great honor to see the USS Doss be real.
@aRctic Google can
Let us hope that our predecessors honour our ancestors with that ship
The Navy would more likely name a ship after a Hospital Corpsman who earned the Medal of Honor
@04 ALFARERO JOVEN ANDREI ahh shit...here we go again....get the venators ready
5:58
This scene actually makes me so happy when the American medic is helping the wounded Japanese soldier.
Ghost_Fazbear he tried to save two more also
weeb
@@ryanhood4374 No u
@@ghost_fazbear oh shit
@@ryanhood4374 Yeah now what's up
Of all the soldiers he helped, the Japanese one is the one that hits the hardest.
He doesn't even hesitate, as soon as he acknowledged his presence, he immediately noticed his wounds and without a second thought went to help him. The way the Japanese soldier also realizes that and just "relax" and let him do his work, only to see the relief of the morphine.
At that moment, there wasn't a Japanese soldier and an American soldier, there was a medic and a patient.
that´s because he didn´t see an enemy there, but a human being...
There were a few accounts of Japanese soldiers trying to snipe him, but whenever they did so, their guns would inexplicably jam.
This man had the holy protection of someone who would not let him die.
The fact that the story of Desmond Doss is a real event in history is amazing.
Kiss me
@@nathanielmiller5813 now why would u think that’s something people wanna ever do to u
@@nathanielmiller5813 💋 😗
@@crow7676 if you won't someone else will.
@@Stratford_Dawah wack
People say that we need more people like Desmond doss on the battlefield to help save people in wars.
But really we need more people like Desmond doss so that wars don't happen.
hi all brother
Huh
Amen to that
War is part of the human condition. There will always be war and conflict for as long as humanity exists. Best to get used to it.
Entirely agree.
The dirt is a paid Actor for not falling in his eye.
nice
Lmao
That's not dirt around his eye that's makeup to look like dirt lol
@@shegolilysweetie im not quite sure you realise that your not the only human alive that will watch this movie so just because it's obvious to you and I that don't mean it's obvious to anyone else.
@@shegolily because you know what someone I'm assuming you've never met was applying to right? Based on what you think reading his joke? And I didn't know this was an argument I'm just stating facts and common sense really.
This movie really wowed me. I’m not a huge fan of war movies, but this one was completely different. Andrew Garfield deserved the Oscar nomination because he brought every ounce of courage and strength to Desmond Doss. The most touching scene in this clip is when Desmond calmed the Japanese soldier and even gave him morphine. He was the kindest soul to both his men and the enemy’s men. You don’t see that every day. Again, just 🤩.
Moral of the story: "Morphine... it's good."
Hell fucking yeah i was addicted to those.
I'm craving it right now
Speccy Boo I swallowed two thumb tacks just so I can go to the hospital to get morphine. And boy was it worth it . Wonderful bliss
Whatchyamacallit w
Pretty good WWI advertisement
With the world so set on tearing itself apart, it don't seem like such a bad thing to me to want to put a little bit back together.
- Desmond Doss
I hade a stroke reading that last part... Inspiring line tho.
Beatiful
@@chron399 it's meant to be in a southern accent
@@chron399 southernized
The scene with the guy in the dirt i was legit worried he was gonna get dirt in his eye
Has pink eye for like a week straight
Dirt in the eye hurts omg , I got grass in my eye the other day
Well at least he didn’t die
Lol
Roses Rose You say that so casually. As if you just face planted your face into the ground
Absolutely astonished how his hair stayed so perfect throughout the entire scene. 💀
Later in the movie it's all messy and screwed up, don't worry.
I watched this scene in my history class.I live in Japan.Everybody respects him.And so do i
I think it's sad we don't recognise that the Japanese were actually doing a service killing off wounded. Better to be put out of your misery than die for days. Plus they were low on amunition. I know they were also making sure the enemy wasn't going to survive but still.
@@Oddbisket agree
Nice larp
@@Oddbisket that’s a pretty fucked up way of thinking. These were soldiers, not a person slowly suffering to death in a hospital. It’s not like getting stabbed to death is pleasant either.
@@scass1100 I agree. But they were soldiers who would have died slowly over many days. War in itself is fucked up. I'd rather the stab then to die with my guts ruptured over days
It’s amazing how Desmond Doss was able to save so many soldiers with his balls of steel
It's amazing he was able to save anyone on account that his huge steel balls were dragging behind him like anchors
優しい人だ…
Not all badasses use guns or blades some save lives without violence
@@segaman4275 Just like MacGyver
@@segaman4275 really the only way it should be done
Can't really be saving lives by killing others. Trust me, I appreciate all the wider implications behind that statement, I'm not some hippie pacifist
But there's not enough like Desmond out there, not nearly enough.
I know there's a lot of people who think this is a bit dramatised. Wait, till they read his biography
What the name of the book?
Unfortunately those people don’t usually read
Some years ago all Medal of Honor recipients were asked whom they would like to represent them at a special White House ceremony.
They chose this guy, by a landslide.
Yep, people would watch this movie, roll their eyes and say "typical Hollywood". This is one of the few cases where the real story was even more bananas than the movie.
@@kenneth465 “Desmond Doss Conscientious Objector” is one of the book I think he has four in total
Retrieving his wounded comrades was epic in itself, but going back for the Japanese brings this story to a whole different level of selflessness.
There non combative and a medic job is to threat both allies and enemies.
Not only he helped 75 of his Allies without a weapon, he even helped the enemy troops.......
He truly deserves a special place in heaven.
Near beside god
My arms would go swishy after all thqt rescuing
J
but wait, thats illegal
Heaven's the one that sent him
Just think that injured Japanese soldier could’ve screamed out at any moment and you would be dead, but he stays quiet because M O R P H I N E
Not all Jap soldiers were bad and vicious, some of them were drafted and didn't even wanted to take part on the war.
Companionship
Yeah it’s being honorable
Can’t pass up the good stuff.
Guy: Can I have more?
He deserved every bit of the Medal of Honor awarded to him.
BrassBashers do you know this was based on a man by the name of Desmond Doss IRL who fought in the pacific who which saved countless American lives and also Japanese lives as well. How about you do a little research and watch the credits of the movie where Doss as an old man speak on it like fr it’s disrespectful for you to say this isn’t historically accurate where they even brought the man to the movie theatre screening so he can see the masterpiece they made about him. People that don’t research stuff before they say things are just ignorant idiots.
BrassBashers This is also disrespectful to me due to the fact my great grandfather fought in the same battalion as Doss and they went through Guam and the Philippines together and one of the first Americans to set foot on japan soil during the war.
Rural Sweatshirt lmaooo😂
@@BrassBashers EफफफफफफफफफफफफफफफफफफफफफफफफफफफेफफफफफफफफफफफफफफफफफफफफEदेड्राय789क्स
@@BrassBashers Fck off
The only medic player, who really heals his teammates
“Only the dead have seen the end of the war”
Plato. call of duty death screen quote xD
I keep seeing these comments
Stfu we already know
Ezio Auditore you no it
Ah Plato one of my favorite philosophers
Plato reference
I saw an interview with a Japanese soldier who had him in his rifle sights twice and both times his rifle jammed. Also some of the thing he did are not in the movie because people would have a hard time believing that it happened.
Can you brief what are they?
Some of the things it is alleged he did.....
@@Jafmanz really?
grenade torn his leg open, then a .267 bullet shattered his arm in several places. whilst suffering from both injuries he made his own splint (with 1 hand and 1 leg)
make up your own mind....
Salute❤️
Japanese: that's not fair they had spiderman in their army
eng joo exactly
This guy smacked a grenade away from his troop and foot ball kicked another like he dose it everyday
Andrew Garfield time for drop kick
@@stephandesir3890 *eksakiri
Enter: Japanese “Spidaman”
Every time I watch the scene of Doss aiding the Japanese soldier I get chills. Desmond Doss' goal was to save lives and that's what he did. One of the most deserving Medal of Honor recipients there has ever been.
Toby Maguire would have tried to put dirt in his eye
😂😂
@@thewolverine3059 It's a reference to Spiderman
It's Andrew Garfield
No one came close to Raimi's Spiderman what are you talking about?
Lololol
Desmond Doss was a true hero, he helped his friends and the enemy because he saw no difference, he was a man of God, I wished I could have met him...and Andrew Garfield did an exceptional job in this movie, he definitely deserved an Oscar for this just as the movie itself did as well as Mel Gibson for his directing:)a truly wonderful movie
Jennee Reedus too back the people in charge of the Oscars had Mel Gibson to the point that they refuse to give him, or anyone in his movie, awards when he/they clearly deserves it.
Jennee Reedus yes he was
Jennee Reedus heroes are the ones who do what they have to do. The ones who make the tough choices. What Desmond did was very honorable because he saved so many lives, but he is no leader. True heroes know there duty, and that is to fight as a good soldier does. Desmond did not fight for his Country. He did not fight so his brothers could go home. He fought for himself and his own spiritual enlightenment. If everyone was like him we would all be defeated. So no, he is not someone to marvel at.
TheTyler701 Saving wounded soldiers and helping them go home IS heroic. Heroism isn't just patriotism. Patriotism is only one type of heroism.
Lord Inquisiteur Willhelm Von Steiner he’s no better than the millions of soldiers who fought in that war. He got a dang medal because he saved people. The only reason everyone else wasn’t saving people is because they were doing their damn job!
He was willing to help a Enemy when his own life was in danger....God Bless you Desmond
He not only save his allies,but his enemies. As long as they needed help,he would be there for them. He never judges and that’s what I love about him
“There are no winners in war, only survivors”
Be Khaos Gaming Funny Moments 👍 nice
*only losers
Loramurax stfu
Seen that quote on cod😂
Loramurax stfu
“Murders are not monsters, they are men, and thats the most frightening thing about them.”
I love that the people that give these quotes have the weirdest profile photos
"Bad people can do bad things and good people can do good things. But for good people to do bad things... that takes religion."
Art Swanton men as in mankind idiot
Murderers*
Art Swanton ok cry a river, if in 2020 you dont know that "man" and "men" are often used as a generalization for all mankind idk what to tell ya, just go back to grade school
As a kid, i'd always thought that u could fake death in the battlefield and get away with it....
that’d be so much better if u could
There are lots of real stories of soldiers faking their deaths just to survive during ww2.
You absolutely can fake death on the battlefield depends on the battlefield tho
Family rumor is thats how my grandfather did it when his unit was ambushed in africa in WWII. He hid under the bodies as the germans went through and made sure all the visible bodies were dead.
If u could be so unfortunate to be ran over by a tank go ahead it would just hurt like hell
Even an enemy can show RESPECT! That enemy is worth More than a backstabbing friend who's never a friend. This scene brings tears & life even in deadly situation.
I really do like that scene where he comes across the Japanese soldier who was wounded. Simple acts of kindness like that is what we need more often.
Patricia Gullickson Ummm. Bandaging the wounded man and giving him morphine was an act of kindness. Yes they were enemies; but Pvt. Doss saw past that and showed Mercy. Did Japan have an evil Empire at this point in their history? YES. But that's not the point I was making. I'm saying that if more people were like Desmond Doss, in the way of showing kindness, even to enemies maybe the world would be a better place.
Japan had unit 731 and the Nazi's had their equivalent of human experimentation via their concentration camps. I'd say they're about equal.
And you are right about that, but thats because they believed in the bushido codex... that is not an excuse however, just a different culture we can not understand today. What about the invasion of Iraq it was illegal and cost dozends of life including "collateral" damages... In war there are no good guys.
Paratrooper12100 it's only simple to you wow
Paratrooper12100 You suck WE HATED JAPANESE AND THAT SODLIER IS DEAD
He protecc
He... Does not attacc BUT !
Most importantly
He bring the wounded bacc.
Jean-Patrick De La Sainte-Bite nice copied comment
thanks, great tik tok video.
He protecc
He... Does not attacc BUT !
Most importantly
He bring the wounded bacc !
that wasn’t funny at all
Making fun of the Vietnamese dudes comment huh?
Crazy how this is based on a true story
there was even some parts the Mel Gibson didn't include because it was basically _too_ good to be true. (e.g. Doss actually jumped on a grenade and *_lived_* and the grenade that injured his leg, he wasn't pulled out on a stretcher, he _crawled_ *300 meters* back to safety. *_And took a bullet for another soldier when he was crawling.)_*
Told by the person who made shit up. Yeah i could say i was hitler’s son 50 years from now and people would believe me. it’s a show made based on a story, whether its true or not nobody will truly know
Modern Medicine Desmond actually told the story dumbass
@@modernmedicine2562 *sigh*
Modern Medicine Hey dumbass they hooked him up to a lie detector and it was all truth
I once saved a life and still to this day proud of it. So I’m trying to imagine how Desmond must of felt. Humbling.
The greatest Military Medic the world has ever had!
Huge respect to him!
There were many great Medics, their stories are yet to be told.
What about tolkien the man who made the story of the lord of the rings
@@mike59317 ok
The greatest military medic that is KNOWN. I bet there's a lot of heroes we didn't know out there.
2:30 I love how the guy checks for breathing as Ole boy is groaning and damn near hyperventilating
I believe he may be checking to hear if he has a collapsed lung. Could be wrong.
Trying to see if he's whole inside is shutting down
He was either checking his heartbeat was normal or if a lung was collapsed
Or to hear if there was fluid in the lungs.
bruh he’s hacking doc isn’t supposed to have unlimited stims
Bernel Button he was playing siege with rook and doc bc he used a few stims and gave ppl stuff to stop bleeding /rooks plates
Breh that doc is trolling hes stiming the enemy team big ole rip
No he dies and respawns, it just doesn't show those parts
U kids are pathetic
Mark Clark who’s more pathetic the ones enjoying themselves or the one who can’t keep there mouth shut when they don’t like something
This movie never fails to make me cry my eyes out
Micheal bay: "this isn't historically accurate enough, there should be an explosion every millisecond"
They called in a air strike from ships and they didn’t show use eny one telling them to stop so
Master TopHatter An airstrike doesnt come from a ship...
He sleeps to the sounds of explosions, it's his ASMR.
Like you was there
@@MasterTopHat42 what did you even say i lost braincells from that
Desmond doss has a bible to protect him what a legend
What ppl don't know is that he went to war putting on the armor of God 🙏🏿
Or luck
@@chrisbuesnell3428 Luck doesnt exist something like that, If you survived a war like that you've clearly been protected by a higher power
@@Layerlol
Well the higher power seems pretty selective. I suppose Allah protects his own. Jesus his own. Krishna his own. And not forgetting the Flying Spaghetti monster.
My great uncle had no higher power. He was killed at Sandaken in may 1945. That's the trouble with a God belief.
Coz he's a Christian.
"Please God, help me get one more" when i heard that in the theaters, damn. I was in tears.
Ex Creed
It always gets me too, especially set against the soundtrack and the montage of him bringing in soldier after soldier. When it's clear he's starting to get exhausted but he's still going, it just hits even harder.
This scene always gets me in tears
I say it at work, Please Lord, help me get one more! His faith had kept him alive. Strong as he was, his Bible was not far from him. Desmond Doss, Thank you
@@williampuakahuhua2974 He carried it until the end!
Jesus Christ is lord of all! God bless you all!
Thank you Mel Gibson for creating and directing this movie. Braveheart is a masterpiece, and I still cry every time I watch it. We were soldiers, and this movie prove you are one of the best movie creators of our time.
Desmod Doss: Saves 75 people
Japan's Army: Wait that's illegal
How
Ehhhem I believe the correct pronunciation is irregal
I’ll see myself out
Technically they tried to kill a medic
@@senzo8939 they didn't know he was a medic since he didn't have markings, but the Japanese still targeted medics so it wouldn't have made much of a difference
He protec
But he do not attac
He is medic
But most importantly he save hooman live
Wiktor Plagus stop u didn’t do it right
@@asiannation-4559 what u mean ?
Tech BG he protecc he attacc but most importantly he bring hooman back
The way he said "We just lost our cover" is heart wrenching
put that shit into perspective he did i was like ._.
All have sinned against god
God cannot accept imperfectness and we are imperfect cause we are sinners. People need salvation because god is perfect. God loves sinners (us) so much that his son Jesus Christ died in the cross for our sins so we can repent and follow him. The door is still open to this day! But there will be a time where that door will be shut. We cannot earn our salvation through good things we do. Salvation is through repenting of your sins, believing on what Jesus Christ did, and follow his ways. This is the gift from god here. Jesus became sin and died so we can have a clean record. John 3:16 For god so loved the world that he gave his one and only son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have everlasting life.a
@@Fatboyye_cFato ! ❤
As a paramedic myself you learn that this is where we come from. WW11 was the birth of the first responders and we have this man to look up to as the greatest of them all
I don't remember who it was that said this, but someone once said "All wars are civil wars, because all men are brothers" Desmond proved that when helped even his enemies.
Chuck Lee because there is only one race and that is human
Albert Einstein
Captain Holy Humanity is a specie, not a race.
Chuck Lee that is so true
Chuck Lee
To all veterans, I know us civilians have no clue what you went through. I’m sorry we neglect your sacrifice. A sticker or thank you will never be enough.
Money
Civilians's ingnorance about what the veterans went through can be far more harmful than the actual enemy
Civilians?
is the govt that treat vets like sh*t
@@agentepolaris4914 True
There's a literal community of idiots who didn't believed what Desmond did in his line of duty.
Normal people can be such an ass
If there’s a “Pride Month” then there needs to be a “Veteran Month” :P
If there’s a heaven, this guy would be first in line
He served the Lord well.
I’d certainly let him ahead of me.
@@beyondthesmp8972 amen.
Yeah he would get a front of the line pass but instead he would let all the people behind him go first
If you believe in God there is a heaven and it's an amazing one!
Fun fact:
The stealthiest person here is the camera man.
The simple fact that he dragged ALL those wounded to saftey is an amazing feat. Try dragging 1 body through that kind of terrain, without the artillery n enemy fire, and you'll be exhausted.
Adrenaline is one hell of a substance
@@changthao4875 its a real thing that happened tho lol look it up
@@changthao4875 the movie is based off this guy
@@changthao4875 the movie is based off this guy
@@changthao4875 no shit sherlock, some of the stuff he did in real life didn't even show up in the movie.
never heard of this guy before but after watching this film and doing a few research I came to realize what a hero he is
lawma fanai he is spiderman!!!!!!
Gumm Neddiack
*Oh f**k off!!*
*Go find a better bait!*
Donald Trump OMG, didnt know you had a heart XD
Zhenbin Toh he meant the guy he played not the actor lmao
And yeah I never knew abt this ww2 hero lol so much for school
What I love about this scene is this:
*He helped one enemy soilder who was scared and hurt*
@Rocky Vo 6:10
he actually attempted to save more than one japanese but its implied that the u.s soldiers purposely let them die
Sure but your using gacha bud.
@@basedneutral1173 what does Gacha have to do with this? Lol, if you have a problem, too bad. I am allowed to do what I want 😌
@@Jurian2004 Yes, go do some illegal things bud. Your shaming yourself, how embarrassing. It must be sad for your parents to have a demonic child like you :)
緊張感があってとても良い作品だと思う
ストーリー、アクションどちらも素晴らしかった。
“Please Lord
Help me get one more”
,,w
Pray you must
5:40, sneak level increases to 100%
150*
@@captainhellhound7451 200*
@@bluepearl1688 250*
@@felipedenis8709 350*
@@cwmonkeyman 400*
Anytime an idiot takes off his helmet in a war zone...
Sniper round: let me introduce myself.
The helmets then didn’t really protect against the sniper rounds
They protected against shrapnel, most soldiers didn’t have ballistic vests either.
I mean if it ricochet off the helmet
@@guillermoespino6804 true 👀
@mrjohnyapplez zz Where did you hear that, Call of Duty? Any sniper worth their shit aims center mass.
This shows the best of a human that even though he is against his enemy he will still help his enemy even if it cost him his own life. There is no better moment in any other movie than this.
Wow he even helped a injured Japanese dude
Yeah and he would've been court martialed if he was caught doing that.
@@SemperFine No he wouldn't have you fucking idiot. It's part of the Geneva Conventions. Don't speak on this topic if you don't know shit about it.
Raoul Duke actually the Japanese never signed the Geneva convention so it didn’t apply there, who’s the one who doesn’t know shit?
That's not how the Geneva Convention works, dumbass. It applies for who signed it. Which America did. What side was Doss fighting for again? So who's the one who has no fucking logic?
@@robo-man8638 he wouldve been court martialed.
A: Japan never signed it
b: The people around doss see him healing someone whose killed a bunch of their men and friend you bet your ass hes getting court martialed and even probably killed
My grandad fought in Okinawa. He still tells me of the horror when he saw all the Japanese charging. He tells me that the place had a horrible stench, he was shot with a dumdum bullet in the knee and fell in a fox hole. A man leaped over the jump hole but was charged with a bayonet to the heart. He fell on my grandad and covered him. When the Japanese came to bayonet the dead corpses (They would come out after a battle and stab corpses to see if they were alive.) My grandad was protected by the man who fell on him.
Travis Hanson 🇺🇸
I think my grandpa fought with urs
My grandpa's name is Emily prendes but he passed away last year:(
Emil*
Travis Hanson wwwz
"I can do all things through Christ whom strengthens me."
Amen
🤮
Maxwell Shepherd why would you do that? Like I get that maybe your not religious but that doesn’t mean you hate on someone else
True
Trash Doctor pray to allah habibi Punjabi 👳🏿♀️👳🏿♀️👳🏿♀️
the fact that he saved one of his enemies is straight up being a legend
That guy in the dirt should keep his eye shut.
Some corpses have open eyes.
@@christopherskipp1525 ya but not moving eyes.
Curiosity to see last moments, if it is. Mere humane..
Naw
If he had shut his eyes then opened them there’d be dirt everywhere and he wouldn’t be able to see
this movie really shows how scary ww2 was like in the pacific theater
Ayyy Lmao does that matter?? War is hell. Everywhere
So ur gonna tell the men who died in the Pacific that what thy did wasn't shit compared to what the people did on the Eastern front?
I want to be a marine
Ari Kahila I would think any war Theater is scary
tropical fudgzz u realise there was 5 different front in Europe
I'm still upset that Andrew Garfield didn't win an Oscar for this movie instead they gave it to Casey Affleck 🤦♂️💔
What film Casey Afleck won Oscar award ?
@@Ensaymadaah Manchester by the sea
@Valentin de las Carreras no, he was also at that time involved in a scandal of sexual assault or abuse that I can't remember and the fact that he still want it when the case was going on blows my mind
@Valentin de las Carreras that's what I'm talking about😂
@@eduardomadrigal1977 because nothing happened and Casey deserved the award. Hell, they all deserved it, it's just Casey won. I though he was fantastic in it.
This man was an absolute monster! Field medic that’s this badass and quick thinking and absolutely REFUSES to be stopped.
Someone was definitely watching over Doss throughout his entire ordeal at Okinawa.
God was. I have no religion but God had to have watched him. Edit: I made a typooo
@@theatrekidwithinternetacce704 No the cameraman did. Lol
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Kolbey Kliewer there is no god
@@JesusMartinez-dx7cz Dude there’s no reason to comment that you know. I believe in god but even if I didn’t let the person believe what they want. Stop being a hater alright
Scary times when you have Japanese soldiers going into war knowing for s fact they are going to die. They would literally have kamikazi planes where they’d only fuel enough for the planes to reach the battle zone so that they would be forced to kamikazi... incredibly hard war to fight against soldiers like that
@саша сашин not really. Kamikaze was only a method because by the end of the war Japan had run out of skilled pilots, and couldn't train recruits quick enough. An ISIS comparison would be warranted if it was used on a mass scale all through the war.
@саша сашин Actually, the Japanese Army was one of the most well trained, tactical armies out there during world war 2. One of their most well known techniques was to send small scouting groups to stir up various parts of the American battle lines. These small groups of Japanese soldiers would find the weakest parts of the American lines so the main Japanaese force could attack where they were most likely to win. One of the reasons the casualties in the Pacific theater were so high was because the Japanese were so good at what they did in the conditions they faced.
@саша сашин Just try to read something about history..
@саша сашин I think you are confusing scariness with effectiveness. They are scary because they are willing to fight no matter how many losses they sustain. This, however, does not make them effective.
@саша сашин Yes. I was born and raised in the US. My name is in my second language.
Fun fact: well it’s not fun but the army told the medics to not have a cross or anything on their uniform or hat because it got the Japanese to target them more, when your not supposed to shoot medics really.
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It's a literal war crime to shoot a medic
Kenny Gudz i mean it’s not the soldiers fault technically it’s the generals and leaders because if the soldier says no he’d be shot but it’s still sad, oh and they forced commanders to work in war camps when the Geneva convention said not to and treated them like shit, whilst the Japanese soldiers where treated with at least some respect
@@kennygudz9326 Yeah at that point the Japanese could give a shit about committing war crimes
it was the same for all sides during the war. Americans, Germans, Japanese, Russians. Most medics on the frontline didn't wear their cross during the middle/end of the war because they were all being targeted.
socksamazingchannel n the Northern Africa region and the Western Europe troops were very considerate of medics on both sides so they wouldn’t target them more
At 6:35, the Japanese man is gonna remember for what he did to him, despite being enemies, Doss helped him.
I don't think he survived
I am Japanese. I'm sorry if it is strange as I translate it.
I want to send respect to the people who fought for their own important things without enemies or ally.
Even in the era when both the enemy and the ally were crazy, I would like to salute the gods who kept their homeland even after putting their own life.
I would like to salute the Japanese for their courage and extraordinary sense of honor.
@@pranaysirvee4420 I don't think the IJA had much honor bayonetting kids
@@pranaysirvee4420 Look up the Nanjing massacre, see if you still think the Japanese were "honorable" during WWII.
If I was the Japanese guy I would’ve started crying
You don't have to be Japanese to cry...
Rodrigo Rojas I think he did
Cole what exactly do you think his point was?
Maybe he instantly had a change in heart and couldn’t help but get emotional?
But you gotta think some.of the Japanese we're suicide bombers
"Love your enemies" is taken to heart by this man.
Desmond Doss was a modern saint, the fact that he never wanted to be revered as a hero ironically just makes it seem more true. He was truly a humble man of god, willing to put his life in the line of fire for his fellow man and the allied cause.
The fact that he did this 75 maybe even more times is absolutely insane
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The guy got strength
I rarely give 10/10 to a movie and this movie gets 11/10
He is one of thise people that give you hope when everyone else is trying to kill each other
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A great detail I love is that whenever doss is carrying a survivor and a shell hits nearby, doss covers whoever it is and the fave in particular, the detail is insane