Harry It's Desmond We gon' fix you up, you just gotta keep breathing Okay? Help, help me Watch out! I got you Put your hand on. Keep pressure on I'm comin' back Okay? Okay We're at the edge, Harry Just sit tight, okay? You okay, Harry? You okay, buddy? Son of a gun, this is gonna work One for each leg 'ere We gon' get you dressed up in a jiffy, and get you down I got ya I got ya now You have to trust me now, hear? Trust me Japs! Hold on, one of ours, hold on! Let's go, let's go! I got ya, I got
ya I got ya I got ya We're all good, we're okay Hey! Another one We just lost our cover They're stirrin, we gotta move Come on (Speaking Japanese) Doss Doss... Help Help Help me (Loud voices) You will have to trust me Take a breath (Speaking Japanese) (Speaking Japanese) Let's go buddy Let's go Jack.. (Speaking Japanese) (Speaking Japanese) It's okay, it's okay, it's okay It's alright, it's alright Everything's okay Morphine. It's good Sssh
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0 kills, 0 deaths, 75 revives, top of the scoreboard
That one teamate who revives you even if you’re a mile away from him
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.
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!
Desmond Kills: 0 Headshots: 0 Assists: 3 Revive: 69 MVP!
If any Medal of Honor recipient deserved this Medal it was Desmond. What a true hero.
People says "we need people like him", no, we need to be like him
And to think that the producers actually TONED down his feats, because what Desmond did irl is truly unbelievable
“A medic who won the war without a gun.” That’s my favourite phase I miss how Good this movie was
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
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
I mean it’s just mental how he even helped that Japanese soldier, without hesitation, a true man of religion
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.
The fact that the story of Desmond Doss is a real event in history is amazing.
It’s amazing how Desmond Doss was able to save so many soldiers with his balls of steel
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"
As a medic myself..this man gives me strength to carry on in these testing times
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.
My favorite scene from the movie was when he saved that Japanese soldier, it’s heartwarming seeing a soldier helping another soldier even when they’re enemies
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.