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60 of 153 · most liked firstOTD, Star Trek: The Next Generation's "Conspiracy," with its unresolved ending that was never followed up on. Robert Schenkkan, who played Remmick, is a Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright and co-wrote the film Hacksaw Ridge.
unlabelledView post →The violence in Hacksaw Ridge is the most brutally depicted I've seen in any war movie. Really makes me think I do not want to be on the receiving end of machine gun fire
unlabelledView post →I went to the movies this weekend and saw a trailer for Mel Gibson’s new film “Flight Risk.” Nowhere in the trailer is Gibson mentioned by name (not even a top credits list!), and instead there was a note, “From the visionary director of Braveheart, Apocalypto, and Hacksaw Ridge” lmao
unlabelledView post →Just watched the movie Hacksaw Ridge. Got me thinking can people in the military turn down an order because they disagree with it on sensible grounds? Like Trump ordering them to invade CN?.
unlabelledView post →The film "Hacksaw Ridge" starring Andrew Garfield depicts these events. The Library's Veterans History Project is home to the Desmond Doss collection, (www.loc.gov/item/afc2001...) which contains a video interview with him from 2003, his Medal of Honor certificate, photos, and written testimonial.
unlabelledView post →“One adult for the movie from the director of Braveheart, Apocalypto and Hacksaw Ridge please”
unlabelledView post →On April 29, 1945, Conscientious objector Desmond Doss saves 75 wounded soldiers in the Battle of Okinawa at Hacksaw Ridge. Later depicted in the Oscar-winning film "Hacksaw Ridge"
unlabelledView post →Hacksaw Ridge was the highlight of my #LastFourWatched for this #LetterboxdFriday First half was fun (Vince Vaughn was an excellent hardass sargeant). Second half was an uncomfortably uncompromising portrayal of a battle. Great film.
unlabelledView post →It was informative to interview him when he was promoting “Hacksaw Ridge” The film is dir. by Mel Gibson and Vaughn was *frosty* when the topic of Gibson's past was broached. A showbiz veteran, he's no doubt had much media training in his career ... and yet www.chicagotribune.com/2016/11/03/v...
unlabelledView post →Hacksaw Ridge is a horrible movie made by a horrible man but at least we got this out of it.
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unlabelledView post →Hacksaw Ridge isn’t just a war movie — it’s a gut-punch reminder of courage that doesn’t need a weapon. One man, no gun, and a soul strong enough to walk into hell and pull others out. You don’t watch it — you feel it. #MustWatch #HacksawRidge #CourageUnderFire youtu.be/802_EJMQbV8?...
unlabelledView post →I had someone take me on a movie date to see Hacksaw Ridge because they thought it was a slasher flick Boy howdy that was the most uncomfortable date I think Ive ever been on
unlabelledView post →Saw Hacksaw Ridge the other day and just found out its a mel Gibson movie 😭… i knew some shit was up with that film good lord 😭😭😭
unlabelledView post →Not a TCM classic, but an incredible film based on a true story. Hacksaw Ridge, Andrew Garfield, 2016
unlabelledView post →Combat medic Desmond Doss treats a wounded comrade.Serving with the 307th Infantry Reg, 77th Infantry Div, Desmond saved 75 wounded soldiers at Okinawa, becoming the first conscientious objector awarded the Medal of Honor. His story inspired the 2016 film Hacksaw Ridge. #ww2 #pacific #hacksawridge
unlabelledView post →#History #WorldWarII #Military Desmond Doss was a 7th day Adventist and medic who saved 75 fellow soldiers during the Battle Of Okinawa in 1945, His heroic feet was potrayed in the Mel Gibson film Hacksaw Ridge and was awarded the Medal Of Honor
unlabelledView post →In a world defined by violence, he chose compassion. In the middle of war, he chose to save lives. “Hacksaw Ridge” tells the story of a man whose strength came not from weapons, but from conviction. #Film #History #HacksawRidge
unlabelledView post →Finally got around to watching Hacksaw Ridge. What a tremendous film about courage and conviction. Andrew Garfield was brilliant at the part. Desmond Doss himself was phenomenal.
unlabelledView post →For a second I thought you meant that you watched Hacksaw Ridge in class.
unlabelledView post →My husband and I are on a war movie kick. We’ve watched Hacksaw Ridge, Black Hawk Down, Saving Private Ryan, and we’re in the middle of Band of Brothers. I will now take questions on my opinions about said movies, because I definitely have some.
unlabelledView post →Thing is... on the movie side there have been plenty of conservative filmmakers who made good movies, be it John Millus on Conan the Barbarian or Mel GIbson (yes, I know) with Hacksaw Ridge. But the Christian filmmaker approach (i.e. God's Not Dead model) is so lazy it feels amateurish.
unlabelledView post →#Edwards2026MovieThingChallenge May 15 - movie character who is a conscientious objector Desmond Doss - Hacksaw Ridge (2016) #filmsky #moviesky
unlabelledView post →Fury is the most entertaining, though it has a number of places where it stumbles. The Thin Red Line is Malik at his worse, over stuffed cast, dull meandering story and just over stuffed laborious scene after another. Hacksaw Ridge is worth it just for Hugo Weaving’s parts.. wow. The problem with Hacksaw Ridge is what Desmond Doss did is just that incredible that Gibson had to dumb it down because there is no way the audience would believe it. Unfortunately, the end result is a real mess of…
unlabelledView post →Fury is excellent but extremely depressing. Thin Red Line is a Terrance Malick movie so kinda....out there and not terribly realistic as I recall.. Haven't seen Hacksaw Ridge.
unlabelledView post →He'll be back. Shit man, Mel Gibson disappeared for like 10 years after going all racist anti-semite on the phone yelling at his girlfriend that one time. Just laid low, then directed Hacksaw Ridge and everyone was just like "hey! He apologized, and this film was alright!"
unlabelledView post →Just rewatched Hacksaw Ridge (trying to remember what felt so very off about that movie when I first saw it) and other than Andrew Garfield and Vince Vaughn, *every* actor is Australian
unlabelledView post →It’s not always the case but like Top Gun: Maverick? Action movie 1917? War movie Dunkirk? War movie Hacksaw Ridge? War movie Mad Max: Fury Road? Action movie American Sniper? War movie
unlabelledView post →I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Hacksaw Ridge. The movie tells a true story based on Desmond Doss, an American conscientious objector who signed up for the army and became a medic. He won the Congressional Medal of Honor without firing a shot.
unlabelledView post →And that’s the most he could say, “we fought so you would never have to. It was a war to end all wars”. He expressed a few stories exactly like the movie ‘ Hacksaw Ridge’ and his remorse for Highschool friends that didn’t make it home
unlabelledView post →FWIW, I wasn't planning to watch The Fast and the Furious (I've seen it many times!), but it was the first movie I thought of that fit this hypothetical. Two movies I'm zeroing in on from my watchlist: Hacksaw Ridge Memories of Murder
unlabelledView post →“You wanna know the difference between me and you, Web Head? You quip, I equip - I’m locked and loaded against a war on these assholes. I’m putting a bullet in this fucker’s head - I hear my dead son, he’s begging me to do it.” “Have you seen this old film, Hacksaw Ridge?”
unlabelledView post →An excellent war film and deserves a watch. My ★★★★½ review of Hacksaw Ridge on Letterboxd boxd.it/9nApw3 #filmsky
unlabelledView post →just watched Hacksaw Ridge and cried like a fucking baby at least 10 times. Damn good movie
unlabelledView post →My ★★★★★ review of Hacksaw Ridge on @letterboxd: boxd.it/qfrWb
unlabelledView post →#Edwards2026MovieThingChallenge (May) #MovieSky #Filmsky #nightflight May-15 Movie character who is a conscientious objector Hacksaw Ridge (2016)
unlabelledView post →The fact this nigga don’t have a movie is criminal. Like Hacksaw Ridge level of Lore.
unlabelledView post →Recreating Hacksaw Ridge as seen in the film Do Not Fight a Battle at Hacksaw Ridge
unlabelledView post →Absolutely fuck Mel Gibson but unfortunately, Hacksaw Ridge is a really good movie.
unlabelledView post →30 Day Movie Challenge #moviesky #filmsky #filmchallenge 28/30 - Hacksaw Ridge (2016) A good movie from a genre I like the least, I'll say because I love movies.. all genres! War movies are my least favorite.
unlabelledView post →I just watched Hacksaw Ridge which was incorrectly listed under courtroom dramas because of one scene lol. Film was alright, although had some weird revelling in killing for a film about a conscientious objector and a few other odd choices. Performances were great tho.
unlabelledView post →Andrew Garfield was nominated for an Oscar for playing Private Doss in the 2017 movie "Hacksaw Ridge." www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHwM...
unlabelledView post →My father fought in the Pacific theater as a SeaBee Marine. It was Worse than the movie “Hacksaw Ridge”. He could not say much about his Highschool friends that were there with him and did not come home. He always said, “we fought so you would never have to”.
unlabelledView post →i am starting a movie series in my home on Black History and WW2. knocked out Harriet Tubman, Fury, Hacksaw Ridge, Selma. if anyone has suggestions.. I have prime until July, so I am trying to get them in before. I think we are going to DC this spring, too. for the museums before they close them
unlabelledView post →tonight's movie is Hacksaw Ridge. Watching those WW2 movies with the children to establish Nazis are the enemy.
unlabelledView post →The best part of this movie is the marketing, which promises a movie from “the director of Apocalypto and Hacksaw Ridge” and not Mel “Racist Asshole” Gibson, because the studio knows the director THEY hired is toxic af.
unlabelledView post →Here comes a new movie from the Academy Award-winning Director of Braveheart, Appcalypto, and Hacksaw Ridge! Who is it? Well, we just told you! You don’t need to know his name! DON’T look it up!
unlabelledView post →this reminds me; I saw a trailer for Mel Gibson's new film. It was hyped as "From The Director Of Apocalypto & Hacksaw Ridge", his name never actually shown on-screen. So Hollywood accepts that he's too toxic to publicise, but not too toxic to be allowed to make a film with a budget of $26.5 million
unlabelledView post →Introduce yourself with: One book — Ready Player One One movie — Hacksaw Ridge One album — Slippery When Wet; Bon Jovi One TV show — Outlander/Downton Abbey
unlabelledView post →Why do I love Hacksaw Ridge so much? I hate basically every other war movie but I rewatch this one every year. I would watch more movies about the stretcher-bearers in different wars.
unlabelledView post →*Lone Survivor* is a great example of this, and a true story. The true story is actually crazier than the film, of all things. Kind of like *Hacksaw Ridge*.
unlabelledView post →My favourite war film of the era. Up there with The Longest Day & Hacksaw Ridge
unlabelledView post →I wanted to re-watch the excellent Andrew Garfield movie Hacksaw Ridge. However all the rentals were $3.99, so I ordered the DVD from Amazon for $6.99. It should be delivered today. #AndrewGarfield #HacksawRidge
unlabelledView post →Yup I have no doubt. Just watched a documentary special about the medic (Desmond Doss) behind the movie Hacksaw Ridge. The only conscientious objector to ever recieve the Meddal of Honor. Quite an amazing story but he paid for it the rest of his life with severe PTSD.
unlabelledView post →Hacksaw Ridge is phenomenal, imo, but it's probably the most violent movie I've ever watched. But I feel like it kind of needed to be? And it was very unglamorous violence because it's from the perspective of a medic who actually has to try to fix people who get wounded in combat.
unlabelledView post →Not seen Oppenheimer yet, I know what am I like. Hacksaw Ridge is a great film, Andrew Garfield was brilliant. Dunkirk I found a little stolid. Yep 34 degrees here in South Wales and no AC anywhere🥵. Just been switched from one type of anti depressant to another to help regulate sleep.
unlabelledView post →Netflix movie time. Hacksaw Ridge R 2016 ‧ War/Drama ‧ 2h 19m www.imdb.com/title/tt2119...
unlabelledView post →I never knew I needed to see Vince Vaughn in a war movie. Having finally seen Hacksaw Ridge, I now know: no one ever needed to see Vince Vaughn trying to act in a war movie.
unlabelledView post →Also watching the movie Hacksaw Ridge helped. 😆
unlabelledView post →I cannot tell you how very very much I ❤️ Hacksaw Ridge. I know the director is hugely problematic but my god it’s such a great movie in every way.
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