2016 Directed by Mel Gibson
WWII American Army Medic Desmond T. Doss, who served during the Battle of Okinawa, refuses to kill people and becomes the first Conscientious Objector in American history to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor.
Andrew Garfield Sam Worthington Vince Vaughn Teresa Palmer Luke Bracey Hugo Weaving Ryan Corr Rachel Griffiths Richard Roxburgh Luke Pegler Firass Dirani Goran D. Kleut Nathaniel Buzolic Ori Pfeffer Matt Nable Jacob Warner Richard Pyros Ben Mingay Harry Greenwood Damien Thomlinson Robert Morgan Milo Gibson John Batziolas Mikael Koski Charles Jacobs Ben O'Toole James Lugton Tim McGarry Tyler Coppin Show All…
Lawrence Bender Bruce Davey Suzanne Warren David Permut Brian Oliver Stuart Ford James M. Vernon Bill Mechanic Tyler Thompson Rick Nicita Michael Bassick Buddy Patrick David S. Greathouse Mark C. Manuel Christopher Woodrow Terry Benedict William D. Johnson Ted O'Neal Paul Currie Leo Shi Young Lauren Selig Len Blavatnik Eric Greenfeld Lenny Kornberg James H. Pang
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if i wanted to be preached at for two hours and witness messy explosions with rats crawling everywhere i'd have just gone on film twitter and stated an opinion
Hacksaw Ridge might be the most realistic portrayal of War ever put on screen.
Mel Gibson proves once again that he is a legitimate top-notch director. This film is incredibly well made. Every aspect of this movie is impressive. The performances. The visuals. The battle scenes. The story. The characters. You name it, and this movie does it well. The man deserves a Best Director nom!
If Andrew Garfield isn't AT LEAST nominated for an Oscar, it will be a travesty. This is Andrew Garfield's movie, but aside from him I was most impressed with Vince Vaughn. I've never seen him take on a roll like this and I think he pretty much knocked it out of the park. He…
there was a moment where I wanted someone to shoot andrew garfield just so the movie would end and that moment was 8 minutes in
I do not understand the hate people have with this movie. I find this movie to be amazing. The acting in this movie is phenomenal. I LOVE IT :)
just found out andrew russell garfield is oscarless????? shocked and appalled
i feel like it'd be easier to explain fully fledged quantum physics to a baby human child than it would be to explain the concept of subtlety to mel gibson
So you guys just reeeeeeeeeeeeally wanted Mel Gibson back huh? Cool.
"Hack" is the word for sure. This is just fucking impossibly terrible. At first I wondered why a movie honoring a pacifist was so obsessed with blood and guts and gore from the opening frames. Surely the film can't glorify an anti-violence principle and violence at the same time. The violence isn't even through Doss' perspective, either. The movie abandons him for minutes at a time to watch the same three types of death repeated over and over and over again, each time lovingly rendered in every fleshy detail.
But it's not Doss' pacifism that Gibson's interested in, it's his painful sacrifice. Like all Gibson's movies, this is a…
I left Hacksaw Ridge with such a powerful reaction that I never get with movies. I left this stunned and almost speechless. It's one of the best directed movies of 2016, with great editing, beautiful cinematography, fantastic performances, most notably Andrew Garfield (His best performance and possibly the best of 2016), Vince Vaughn (Brings a lot of the films funniest moments to the light), and Luke Bracey (If you thought he was bad or dull, this will get you a few steps away from that), and intense combat sequences. The movie is heartbreaking, intense, and hilarious (Can't believe how funny this was honestly) all in one. We need more movies as good as this. Seriously a must see.
