[1] Hugo weaving was great in Hacksaw ridge.

He did a great job of make you both

dislike and feel sorry for the Character. His performance was amazing, but what
really stuck with me was how his character avoided the obvious trope of the
"abusive for the sake of being abusive drunken father figure".Out of all the scenes
he had, the one at Dinner was the one that stood out to me the most.i think The lip
quiver he gave was a nice touch.

[2] Summary: Based on what i have watch and research, The film Hacksaw Ridge is
based on the true story of US Army medic Desmond T. Doss. Doss was a Seventh-day
Adventist who didn't want to use weapons. Despite this President Harry S. Truman
gave him the medal of honor for single-handedly saving the lives of over 75 of his
comrades from danger on World War II while being under constant attack. He fought
bravely and saved many lives.

[3] For me i dont really have a particular scene that i like.The beginning and end
were pretty cheesy for me, but I thought the middle was quite good. The battle
scenes were pretty well done. I don't mind violence and graphic depictions of war
in movies. To be fair, the level of violence in the movie, I think, was meant to
show an intense contrast between Doss' actions and beliefs and his environment.

[4] The best thing I can say about the film is that I thought some of the gore
effects were decent. That's not just a high compliment, it's actually all the good
things I can say about i. Also, I didn't like how they forced Christian themes into
everything in a clumsy way throughout the film. furthermore I couldn't form too
much emotional attachment in the first half of the film, so I ended up being pretty
bored. I think mediocre is the perfect description.

[5] From what i have understand from the story The message of “Hacksaw Ridge” is
that true bravery isn't about how much you fight back. Instead, it's from your
reaction when what matters a lot to you gets taken away or harmed. the tough
choices and struggles that come with living what you truly believe in, even when
others strongly oppose them. For Doss, pacifism was his way of showing courage.