got beat up by your own squad mates, yet still tried to save them in the end? Desmond Doss is a true definition of a soldier.

@noorrougelewis6704

Жыл бұрын

He even rescued the enemy who tried to kill him which I don't really agree with...

@dedsec1175

Жыл бұрын

Man a medic is a medic he reacues who he can and also those guy might have become war prisoners after

@JrOfficerJet

Жыл бұрын

@@noorrougelewis6704 why? They’re just people serving their own country. Trying to do what they were raised perceiving as right

@noorrougelewis6704

Жыл бұрын

@Kyle Arnst If I was in Desmond's position and saving as many as I could, your own men come before saving the enemy of war who just tried to kill you.

@queemin9375

Жыл бұрын

​@@noorrougelewis6704 he likely took the hippocratic oath which would involve saving enemies in war who are unable to continue fighting

"A unit is no better than it's weakest member" Little did they know Doss was by far the strongest among them.

@syler100

Жыл бұрын

and it is more impactful if take in consideration the fact that he voluneered to go to the army and was not conscriptioned.

@christophersanders3252

Жыл бұрын

He carried the army on his back. Literally.

@raulbetancourt5795

8 ай бұрын

Well, they had a very different definition of Strong and weak.

@MartinMackie

7 ай бұрын

The one that kept them alive. Shows Duty, Honor, Country

@johnbaczewski5336

5 ай бұрын

Smitty was tough af too

Dang, this movie just hits you in the gut the whole way through. Keep in mind that Desmond kept pace with his platoon on essentially half rations the whole time, too. He didn't eat meat, so bread and veggies was his menu for his entire tour. The strength he showed physically, mentally, and spiritually is incredible.

@vassalofthenight9945

Жыл бұрын

Couldn't he exchange his meat rations for other people's bread and veggies? I mean it's still not as good in terms of nourishment but not as bad as having straight up holes in your meal

@det_tf2

Жыл бұрын

​@@vassalofthenight9945 It won't really matter, bread and veggies still lack some pretty important nutrients and they're not as calorie dense as meat. You can get around those issues with more particular food choices, but he's in the army so that's not happening lol

@ToeTag1968

Жыл бұрын

@@vassalofthenight9945 Maybe after everyone accepted him due to his heroism. Before? Not likely. Everyone up to his Colonel was trying to wash him out.

@vassalofthenight9945

Жыл бұрын

@@det_tf2 bread is actually fairly dense in calories. As a matter of fact, soliders throughout history survived mostly on bread. Back in the roman empire, bread constituted 50 to 90% of a soldier's daily calorie intake. And it was that way for most of human history. Meat's always been a luxury - only recently has that changed.

@fischevgeorg

Жыл бұрын

​​@@det_tf2 >bread is not as calorie dense as meat WTF, what meat are we talking about? Fucking wagyu (which is still not enough)? Chicken breast is about 110, thighs are up to 170, beef and pork are up to 260. While white bread is about 350 and more for specific variations. Furthermore, bread is carbs which is essentially an energy source, while meat is protein, which is needed for muscle growth and maintanance basically. Judjung by Doss's physique he doesn't need much protein a day, and the amount he needs he can easily get while consuming products other than meat. Though, it is a tough life without meat. I personaly consume daily about 700-800g of pure chicken breasts.

"It's okay Doss, there's no shame in this" What a lot of people need to understand is that drill Sgt's do care, he's worried about more than him and at least is trying to get him out not because he hates what he believes, but thinks it'll endanger everyone around him including himself.

@dickJohnsonpeter

Жыл бұрын

I don't see how his drill instructor would be in danger since they stay at boot camp and teach the next bunch of recruits not go off with the squadron to fight.

@antzzors126

Жыл бұрын

@@dickJohnsonpeter "Himself" as in Desmond Doss

@antzzors126

Жыл бұрын

@@dickJohnsonpeter And also did you watch the movie? The Drill sergeant went to combat with his squad

@dickJohnsonpeter

Жыл бұрын

@@antzzors126 I did watch it many years ago, yea I forgot, It seemed weird he'd go because of my military experience in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars in theh+h early 2000s that I think it was an embellishment in the movie to keep Tom Hanks in there. I In real life drill sergeants stay and train.

@JordoValentino

Жыл бұрын

@@dickJohnsonpeter WWII had a draft. Iraq & Afghanistan didn't. WWII was a total war footing on a national scale. Not the case for Iraq & Afghanistan. Some of the more logistically relevant reasons it was more common in WWII.

What makes Doss so respectable IMO is that he never plays the victim. He stands by his beliefs and suffers the consequences for them. You can't help but respect his intergrity and commitment to his beliefs.

@aaronkenyon7112

Ай бұрын

True. He never asked them to feel pity for him. He just asked them to put him in the shit with no weapon, that's all

Here he is, beat up, and STILL willing to keep on fighting for what, and more importantly, who he believes in! This Man has True Grit!

@BrassBashers

Жыл бұрын

It's when they finally respected him. War is hell and if they couldn't trust him to carry a weapon they could at least know he was willing to go through hell with him. That's true warrior brotherhood.

@advikdeshmukh805

Жыл бұрын

Believing in god isn’t very important. It’s sad that people delude their mind with a single book that has been factually disproven to not keep up with science. It’s nice that it helped motivate him but it’s definitely not most important.

@Cukito4

Жыл бұрын

Had. He's dead.

@TheTJshow2011

Жыл бұрын

@@advikdeshmukh805 It's sad that people think we just came from nothing. That every incredibly detailed part of creation just happened to coincidentally come into existence.

@advikdeshmukh805

Жыл бұрын

@@TheTJshow2011 it’s not “detailed”… you’re using the watchmaker argument to describe the life on Earth when evidence points more to patterns of adaptation and evolution. It’s sad that people think there must be one creator when there is a possibility of two, three, four, five, etc. creators.

You can see whenever the Sergeant shows compassion for Doss, that cold hard exterior leaves and he speaks softly. Although he originally wanted it to happen, he regretted it in the end, because PVT. Doss showed immeasurable respect, bravery and honor.

@juzyx

10 ай бұрын

Oh no he did not want the beating to happen. He wants him to give up and leave the army by giving him hell. Peer pressure, mind games with him till he quits. Not get him beaten up. Which is why the moment Sarge saw Doss's face his expression change and felt bad

What the film doesn’t mention is that the reason the army let him in in the first place was that they were desperate for medics since they were being deliberately targeted by the Japanese.

@reptarqt2608

Жыл бұрын

They mention it slightly when the other medics tell him to remove his sleeve and give him a new helmet. But you’re correct they don’t mention it prior

@entersadman7226

9 ай бұрын

Now that's make sense to me finally

@cvn6555

9 ай бұрын

Anyone that thinks the atomic bombs were morally wrong knows nothing about Japanese atrocities in WW 2.

@chriskelly9476

9 ай бұрын

​​@@cvn6555Japanese Commanders were tried, convicted and held accountable for the thousands of civilians they killed - some were even sentenced to death and executed. Meanwhile the Americans kill 200 thousand Japanese civilians and make themselves out to be heroes. That's the difference.

@larrr451

9 ай бұрын

⁠@@cvn6555I mean Japan was fucked back then but 2 civilian cities were full of children that had nothing to do with it. Can’t rewrite history, the decision saved many lives by avoiding a total invasion but hard to say it was morally right.

I can just imagine the soldiers that beat him think to themselves "Man, we are such bastards." Though, some only have that realization when it is too late, or after he truly saved their asses.

@cvn6555

9 ай бұрын

They thought they were acting for the good of the unit. You can't keep a weak link around in a fighting unit. Sometimes a beatdown motivates a weak member to get their shit together. Happened in the Navy as well.

@slenderminion2229

9 ай бұрын

@@cvn6555 It's still a major dick move.

@nerdvananorth2905

8 ай бұрын

Reason I would never join the military. I'd be discharged so fast for smoking someone. You attack me, I attack you. That's nature baby.

@nocturnalrecluse1216

7 ай бұрын

Bullies have no conscience. No morals. No guilt.

@shadowcookie9823

7 ай бұрын

@@cvn6555 Sure or beatdowns just cause strife in the unit cause if people in your unit are beating up the "weak-links" the main thing that will happen is that trust will go out the window. No one wants to be near someone who will attack their own allies

And yet he's the man saving their lives.

@ericdravenashecorven

Жыл бұрын

I bet every one of them were thanking their lucky stars he didn't quit later on.

@syler100

Жыл бұрын

not just that. He done more in the war as any of his squaadron have.

"This isn't good for you, buddy." Imagine a drill instructor calling you 'buddy' sincerely.

@stickerz7948

Ай бұрын

He said anybody

That little nod and whisper saying good right after doss said he sleep pretty hard is the moment doss earned the respect from sarge, even from smitty

DS: "You bruised half your body while sleeping?" DOSS: "I fell out of bed... 12 or 15 times."

He ain't a soldier he is a warrior. Best movie of all time.

@sjacrane

11 ай бұрын

He’s not a warrior he’s a pacifist but an extremely courageous one.

@achieverdude3297

3 ай бұрын

a warrior is a soldier

Dam this movie and story was so good. Just an incredible embodiment of character, belief, and strength of will.

@Treborianus

Жыл бұрын

and a perfect example how bad the government and the people of the usa are. In the end god will treat them how they treated other living beings.

@gabrieldacostamartins5666

Жыл бұрын

@@Treborianus Huh? The army had a perfectly valid reason to be against Doss' beliefs. Why would you go into a battlefield with a comrade who doesnt hold a gun, yet you are all going to fight enemies with guns. If someone pulls up on Doss' gaurd duty, he cant shoot them.

@Treborianus

Жыл бұрын

@@gabrieldacostamartins5666 Did You ever heard something about paramedics? Nobody can force You to use a weapon to take others life.

@gabrieldacostamartins5666

Жыл бұрын

@@Treborianus Im just sayin. the guys at the camp werent evil, they had perfectly valid reasons. Doss knew that, he understood why they thought he was a burden/lunatic. Just because somebody cant be forced to a use a weapon to take somebody's life, nobody should be able to force you to go to a gunfight with a partner that doesn't have a single gun.

@SHistory7

4 ай бұрын

@@gabrieldacostamartins5666the thing is. If an army or military is correct they will see the usage of every resource they have. Especially in a time of war. It is adapting to a situation. They didn’t have an endless list of men to draw from for this war so they have to use every man as best as possible even if that means utilising him in a different manner.

Those cowards are lucky they didn't make a private pyle out of him. Someone can only take so much. They are lucky he was stronger than them.

@MonthManAugust

Жыл бұрын

A hazing like this is actually still common. There’s a term for it, called a “blanket party,” and how you saw it in Full Metal Jacket is exactly how it’s done realistically. My own platoon in basic training were considering doing it to a private who had constantly been causing us problems. Thankfully it never ended up happening, but mind you this was just 11 years ago.

@jamesbutler8821

Жыл бұрын

​@@MonthManAugust Happened in my platoon to at least one guy I knew of because I heard it happen. I still carry shame that I didn't stand up to stop it but Basic is all about groupthink and peer pressure and fear. Anyone that participated was not a person I considered a friend. Didn't care for the victim either but he was just lazy and mouthy to the Drills, not malevolent.

@bryanemilius1606

Жыл бұрын

Don’t feel shame, feel pity. The people who did it will get theirs.

@soul1d

Жыл бұрын

@@bryanemilius1606 That is the greatest lie ever told. Countless go to their grave, never facing a single consequence for horrors. Many times they are applauded and praised.

@alaron5698

Жыл бұрын

@@soul1d Oh, I don't know about that. They may not face consequences in the sense of being arrested and punished, sure. But I don't think that's quite the same as never facing consequences. The consequence of being scum is that you never really get to partake in the advantages of being a decent person. You are not going to experience true friendship, unlikely to find any love that lasts, and your pleasures shall generally be confined to the physical ones. There are some advantages to such a life, I'll accept. But no consequences? That isn't quite right either.

"It's about the lives of every man in here, and yours son" Let the history tell you rest...

Funniest part about this is the thought that Vince Vaugn can hike 20 miles

A room full of cowards and one good man

@Kazanko28

26 күн бұрын

It's always interesting how those men in the barracks with him, consider themselves so strong, yet are somehow so offended by a man they consider weak and a coward. I know they bring up "he poses a risk to his fellow soldiers if he refuses to fight", but his job is to be a Medic, his job isn't to fight. If it gets down to the medics needing to fight and not caring for the wounded, you are probably f'd anyway.

I love that you can see the respect the Sergeant has for Dawson, when he told the Sergeant he had to go on Watch duty

Desmond the coward taught us that real superheroes do exist... if everything that is said about him is true, maybe not even human

@brandongonzalez3602

Жыл бұрын

To God be the glory

A measure of a man is not by what he says but by the actions and convictions he defends! The ability to take the blows the world gives without anger is strength. Desmond Doss was a man who stayed by his word, no matter those who attacked him.

@timothydavidcurp

4 ай бұрын

In the classical world this was the highest definition of braver - fortitude. Being able to fight/attack wasn't the highest form of courage - being willing to suffer/take blows even when you couldn't fight back was at the heart of fortitude. Sometimes all we can do is interpose our body between those we have a duty to defend and take the hit meant for them.

You know you have accomplished virtue when you both have their respect and feel shame for raising their hand to you.

@Wetknees

5 ай бұрын

That reminds me of a guy they wrote a book about…?

@MrJustonemorevoice

5 ай бұрын

@@Wetknees Clearly, you mean Captain America...

“I sleep pretty hard” Dude, i wake up hard. Thats about it! 😂

They could break his body but never his will.

@KyleEvra

Жыл бұрын

Yes. People can beat you up but they will never take your spirit.

Toughest dude the in room. Period.

Fun fact before they even got to hacksaw Ridge they had to walk for miles. They suffered from mosquitoes, heatstroke and incredibly terrible sores on their hands and feet.

It’s possible he fell out of bed to get those bruises. He fell out of bed, then down some stairs, where he got the shit kicked out of him.

@jonathanalexander9881

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣

I love how he goes through the entire denial without uttering a single lie

It takes courage to be a good man.

A sign of a great movie is you love or hate characters and feel the raw emotions even without words.

Cap set the target on him then act like he feels sorry when he saw him beaten up

insane that these people beat the crap out of this guy knowing that he may one day be their only chance at survival as a medic. I haven't seen the movie but I keep seeing these little clips and I'm probably going to go for it at some point.

@CB-lh8gw

Жыл бұрын

and now I've seen it, damn good movie. love the respect shown to him after people realize he's less of a coward than anyone else out there.

@Ozinarg

5 ай бұрын

The really insane part is they beat him up knowing if he underperforms, the whole unit gets punished again.

Still don't understand why they made such a big fuss about him now wanting to hold a weapon. He said he wanted to be a medic from the get-go.

God bless Doss's family bloodline. R.I.P. To the fallen soldiers.

Every man beside him were cowards for beating on one of their own. Everybody there except Doss should've been court martialed.

@greenknightofwar7024

Жыл бұрын

It’s more common than you think, also think of it from there perspective. Here is a guy who is not going to use a weapon or defend you on the battlefield. If he’s on the battlefield and need to defend himself or more importantly his squad he won’t. That is something that most people in the army would be against or see as you not caring about the lives of your squad for superficial moral reasons.

@greenknightofwar7024

Жыл бұрын

@@7GamesUnlimited7 I’m not saying what they did is right, it wasn’t. I’m simply saying everyone in this situation has a reason for what there doing. They aren’t beating him because there sadists who enjoy his suffering. It’s because they want him to quit, for what is in there eyes a valid reason.

@vincenthammons-kd9du

8 ай бұрын

@@7GamesUnlimited7 could of has easily proved him right, they were not cowards its the moment it was the right thing to do

@dedstar2132

5 ай бұрын

@@greenknightofwar7024going to war as a medic w/o carrying a gun isn’t superficial

@greenknightofwar7024

5 ай бұрын

@@dedstar2132 never said it was but in the military it was expected.

what would happen if you said yes to the sarge if he asked if you're contradicting him? and what would happen if you told the sarge it was him that beat you because he made the squad suffer because of you?

@derpderpington9535

Жыл бұрын

In his situation? He gets kicked out of the army.

@adamsyed4526

Жыл бұрын

@@derpderpington9535 this was a real scenario his story is true and it all transpired one way or another (Desmond is a real person who existed)

@d361l

Жыл бұрын

@@adamsyed4526 but actually Desmond DID touch a gun and even treated it very well

@Alucard-gt1zf

Жыл бұрын

@@d361l the only time he ever touched a gun on the battlefield was to use it as a splint

@perseus5656

Жыл бұрын

@@Alucard-gt1zf but he did use the gun at practice in boot and was actually quite good with it, never in battle tho

He understood they only treated him this way because they didn’t believe in him. A man joining the army only to refuse to carry a weapon? It sounds mad even today. But where everyone just saw death, Desmond Doss saw life that needed preserving.

one of the greatest movies ive ever seen

never confuse strong morals for a weak man

That guy is the strongest soldier there he don’t even have to have a weapon, he is the weapon

That look he gave him at @2:12 is a death stare. People can really be stingy and ugly, yet some like Desmond prevail and stay true regardless of the punishment because he wants to serve his country. Truly a great warrior that didn't need a weapon. Tough love comes from Drill Sergeants and Drill Instructors, but you would rarely hear any soldier, Marine, Sailor, Airman say they wouldn't stand up for them in the end.

We are as strong as our weakest link. Sarge says without realizing hes calling his strongest private weak.

Andrew garfield plays this incredible good imo

Hacksaw Ridge is a outstanding movie great cast and directing

Funniest line in this movie was Sarge yelling in Smitty's face: "You got some shit on your mind?" Funny lines needed because this movie was so moving and grim so much.

He never said that he was attacked. The true spirit of patience🥰

Now *this* is soldiering

@ConfusedRevolutionary

Жыл бұрын

A man who sleeps hard earns the king’s colours.

i love this movie

I really like that the Sergeant let up when he saw what happened to Doss

“And ye shall be hated for thy Namesake, but he that endureth to the end shall be saved.”-Matthew 10:22.

Incredible 🙌👏

GREAT MOVIE! ♡♡♡

One thing comes to my mind when they were beating him up, why were they all sleeping when it is clearly day time outside?

@lukeeeeyyyyyyyy

Жыл бұрын

Well sunrise is usually 6am in April in Okinawa where and when hacksaw ridge took place, but let's say march since that was the battle and not training. So 6:45am, but would get bright-ish about 25-30 mins before sunrise, so we'll say its 6:30 just to meet in the middle. They'd still be asleep

@bobby_hill8357

Жыл бұрын

It's probable that there were lights outside the barracks that illuminated through the windows. This likely took place in the middle of the night.

@razvanefros411

Жыл бұрын

Because it's a movie and you need to see shit. The light comes from the same place the music does

@TheBuhrewnoShow

Жыл бұрын

@@lukeeeeyyyyyyyy Except they would've be training on Okinawa, jackass. This is clearly from before they were sent to combat.

@vexfilms8807

5 ай бұрын

Funny I slept in barracks with lights outside.

I recommend this movie to everyone.

Legends never die!!

Legendary

Now that's a soldier with balls.

He has no enemies.

Powerful scene. Didnt rat them out.

that's how you be strong and honorable.

Imagine if he was in the same unit as Capt America

I admire his courage. He didn't back down and quit never giving them their sadistic abusive satisfaction.

@tiebeswinkels8584

5 ай бұрын

@@joshschmidt3841 Except it was not a clear weakness

The true cowards were the ones who beat him and underestimated him.

That's soldiering.

Saw a comment that said he should have replied with "there was a strong wind last night" for how he got beat up.

That moment where he chose to continue his duties, boss man saw it. He wasn’t gonna quit. He asked the question of who beat him, to show that to the rest of the squad.

What I don't understand is, he's wanting to be a medic for his company, and they don't understand that they need a medic for when they are in combat!! In my company when I was in we had 12 medics!!

He isn’t the coward, the men who jumped him are the cowards.

"Hanks your line was "YOU - ARE - A - TOY" please..."

American to his core. Others just needed to understand his language. Hell yeah.

What makes amazing is his father fought in WW1 too.😮😮

Hacksaw Ridge is my favorite war movie.

@user-lo1wg2hd5t

Күн бұрын

SAME

That’s what the brotherhood means in the army. Vannesa Guillen received that same brotherhood…

Uncle Ben's words musta stuck with bro. He had a responsibility, and he was gonna do nothing but fulfill it

I love these “real life” movies. It’s like looking at someone and saying “tell me your life story, and I’ll make it exciting”

@Ptera_xd

8 ай бұрын

I heard the true story was so unbelievable they actually watered it down lol

@Kaboomboo

6 ай бұрын

The real story is exciting. In fact some things were removed because they were deemed too unbelievable. 😅

I hope the story is as true as possible and if it is I would love to meet the guy in heaven if there is one.

@Brukernavnn

5 ай бұрын

It's very accurate. In fact they even left out some of his achievements from the movie to make the story more believable.

@lukewoodside9420

Ай бұрын

It is true, Private Doss was a man of extraordinary conviction. The kind of man who should be president.

I could never be as good as Doss. I’d plot some super elaborate revenge. Though I guess I wouldn’t be in such a high stakes fight as WW2.

@Wetknees

5 ай бұрын

It’s a team building exercise. Would you immediately admit to something if you saw someone else being punished for what you did?

Something those soldiers don't realize, is that the medic would only be shooting until someone gets shot. And in the pacific theater that might be 10 seconds into a firefight. And that medic is going to put down his gun to treat that guy which could take hours to do properly, and minute after minute more men will be getting hurt. Long story short, if the medic ain't willing to shoot, it's not hurting the squad much because that medic will only be a rifleman for thebfirst minute of a days worth of battle.

@kyloluma

6 ай бұрын

the main issue is that medics carry guns in self defence and the defence of those they are saving. without a gun, they can just be shot.

Desmond doss is captain America changed my mind

@user-wi9hv2pb2q

Ай бұрын

nope. doss is the real deal.

mel gibson done a great job with this movie

I don’t always sleep pretty hard but when I do it’s not blood I get on my bedding.

He never told a lie

I know that feeling, damn near coulda had that same hazing shit done to me in training just because I didn't fit in even though was trying best, even being threatened with a soap party by fellow men in my unit in basic...never forgot that and never forgave it either even when they tried being all friendly and act like was in the past.

0:43 funny thing is Desmond Doss is their strongest link.

Reminds me of A Few Good Men and Code Red stuff.

it's so smart to show an entire company how easy it is for them to turn on eachother

Գազան զինվորներ ունեք ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Man of god married a queen and lived such an incredible life.

0:10 - "I want him gone" Better call in *Don "Wardaddy" Collier* *Fury (2014)*

damn..he fight againt red skull alone...

❤

I was born in lynchburg, va. But my family bloodline is originally from spain, and I can say that his accent does us Virginians justice

No one talks about how excellent the makeup job on Garfield was in this scene. His left eye has burst capillaries. I've had that happen to me in a fight before, either they did some real hollywood magic or he legit took a fist straight to the eye socket to make that one look real.

If he did walk away literally every single one of them would’ve died.

Did they take out the part “ are you saying your wounds are self inflicted”

@Wetknees

5 ай бұрын

I think in modern times you have to say “ is this a no no ouchy in Minecraft”

people love fantasying this but it actually still happens yet they still don't stop it

I would have said "there was a strong wind last night, i didnt stand a chance"

did the captain order the code red?? YOU GODDAMN RIGHT HE DID!

"I sleep pretty hard" i feel like that was a playful mental gut punch to everybody that was involved in that incident. Because i think that they are beginning to realize that doss isnt a fake soldier. Hes more real than them.