Doss is buried in the Chattanooga National Military Cemetery. Also buried there are the first recipients of the Medal of Honor.

14:32 The knot Doss ties is a double bowline. He learned to tie it while he was growing up on the farm. At Hacksaw Ridge it made it possible for him to lower two men at a time.

glad you did this movie, it was surprisingly amazing <3 ..... keep it up guys

If they are trying to move with no sound, they need to leave behind the horns and drums. Everywhere they go, they're announcing their presence for miles. And what's with the predator? Advanced technology, but he can't just look at something without making synthesizer noise?

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Thank you both. When this film was released. Some Vets couldn't handle it. "I quote" It was very close. But 1000 times worse.

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In reality they were on that beach for about 4 hours .

SOP is watching "Band of Brothers" shortly after "Saving Private Ryan"...and after that, "The Pacific"...

I'd like to recommend War Horse 🐎 a movie about a young British lad and his love for his horse in WW I

Very underrated film. I love it. Yes, the fight scenes between the two cretures could've been better but both monsters are super iconic. It's hard to make a "right" fight scene. Despite that the first fight between the alien and two predators was phenomenal and so entertaining!

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First two Alien films are the best of course (and the most iconic) but to be honest, each Alien film adds something new and fresh to the main lore, especially Alien 3.

Such a masterpiece! I adore the whole franchise but this one is specially iconic, impactful and influential

Did you watch the tribute to the Fox X-Men universe in the credits? You may have skipped over it to find the cutscene where Johnny is saying all the naughty things. It's before that.

You won't get many requests for this, but "Come and See" has been dubbed as the most "important" war movie of all time. The movie is subtitled from Belarussian and Russian, but it gives us a very real and accurate portrayal of WW2 on The Eastern Front. I highly suggest it.

Have you guys seen the 1957 film 12 angry men staring Henry Fonda? it's a great film. A must watch if you haven't already seen it. Great reaction again, Thanks!!

Ppl don't realize HOW f*cked we were right off the bat on D-day..poor weather lead to our bombing raids "to soften them up"missing the German soldiers and bunkers waiting for us on the beaches and also all our equipment and personnel drops was scattered.. missing their marks by Miles... yes... cloudy weather wrecked us..we didn't have GPS FLIR and electronic systems... everything was hand eye coordination... Hitler's "buzzsaw"...the fastest machine gun in production cut our men down horrifically...out gunned..we still prevailed amazingly...cheers to the allies 💪🔥

box office bomb but one of the greatest movies of all time ❤

17:43 no one ever talks about the runner who technically also died for Private Ryan trying to get the message across to Ted Danson 😅

Okay per your request. No more war movies right now... 😄😂😅🤣 How about unforgiven or space cowboys staring Clint Eastwood?

Private Ryan was very loosely based on the story of the Niland brothers. A chaplain found and returned Frederick William "Fritz" Niland. A documentary on KZbin shows where and how two of the brothers were killed. The Sullivan brothers were in the Navy. They served on the Juno. All 5 were killed. They were the only sons.

A happy WW2 movie is KELLY'S HEROES. It stars Clint Eastwood, Donald Sutherland, and Don Rickles along with other greats.

FUBAR is the acronym for Fouled (fu¢ked) Up Beyond All Repair. The didnt just die saving Ryan. They died doing their duty. They had to either protect or blow up the bridge. They couldn't let the German Panzers through or they would have caused havoc on the beaches.

Saving Private Ryan is incredibly realistic in most every way, with a very few exceptions...such as bullets not being able to kill you that far underwater, and flamethrowers not really exploding that way in 1944. One thing to know, pay no mind at all to that man who took off his helmet on the beach at 7:16 and then got shot in the head...that next shot would have killed him even if he had kept his helmet on. The helmets of WW2 would almost never stop a bullet, except under very very rare circumstances. The movie is not a true story, and it differs from the actual history of D-Day in many ways...but the basic plot is loosely based on the 4 Niland Brothers, one of whom served with the 101st Airborne Division. However, when 3 Nilands were reported dead, no mission was sent behind enemy lines to get the last brother, and it turned out that one brother that had been thought dead had actually only been captured. The 4th brother was found and notified by an Army Chaplain that was sent to locate him, and was sent home, but as far as the brothers none of what happened in this movie happened in real life. There really was a Company C of the 2nd Rangers that landed on Omaha Beach, but they were commanded by Captain Ralph Goranson, and they did not land quite where it was shown in the film. Probably the most important historical thing that Spielberg got wrong is that he had the boats that carried the Rangers to the beach being driven by Americans...they were not. On D-Day, the boats that carried the US Rangers to the beach were driven by UK sailors of the Royal Navy. There are many other things in the film that are not accurate to the real history of D-Day, but that one really fails to honor some of the men that fought and died at Omaha Beach, so it is definitely the one most worth noting. The location at the beginning with the French and US flags is the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial...located in Colleville-sur-Mer, Normandy, France. Most of the US servicemen killed in the 2 and a half month long Normandy Campaign are buried in this cemetery...a total of 9388 burials.

Just because Megatron got a primes cog don't make you prime Only primus can make you prime

SAVING PRIVATE RYAN, like every WW2 movie I have ever seen leaves out the 320th Barrage Balloon Battalion. They landed with the troops and set up the Barrage Balloons that Captain Miller sees as he gazes off over the beach. These balloons were to obstructe enemy fighters from strafing the troops on the beaches. The 320th was made up of black troops. Cpl. Waverly Woodson was a medic whose landing craft hit a mine. Although seriously wounded, shrapnel in his back and groin, he proceeded to treat all the wounded, Black and White soldiers. On two occasions he rescued 3 soldiers from the surf, providing artificial resuscitation where necessary. Over the course of the Battle for Omaha he is credited with saving the lives of over 200 men. He was awarded the Purple Heart and the Distinguished Service Cross, America's second highest medal for courage under fire. I just the film had shown the 320th in the landing.

In the movie you see the medics clearly marked setting up a temporary field hospital. If that had been done in the Pacific they would all be dead. On the Western front the Nazis for the most part followed the Geneva Convention the Japanese did not.

The temporary deafness is called acoustical trama caused by the exposure to explosives. The term defilade means there is a place providing cover that also provides a place to attack the enemy.

Gotta watch the Band of Brothers miniseries now, the greatest series ever made (done by Spielberg & Hanks) 😊

The two guys trying to surrender on Omaha the beachfront weren’t actually German. They were speaking Czech. I’m assuming conscripts. “Please don’t shoot me! I am not German, I am Czech, I didn’t kill anyone! I am Czech!"

My favourite part of all the John Wick series is someone always hangs up the phone on the main villain.

Mel Gibson put an incredible amount of effort intomaking the battles look as tall as possible. He wanted to convey to everyone just how horrible a thing war really is. I'd say he did a very good job.

Till All are One

When Megatron ripped Sentinel Prime in half I was like "Serves Pompous Gas Bait Prime right."

30:12 - *“His skin almost looks like cancer took over his body, or something.”* That's exactly right. In the comics. it has been explained that the mutation supercharged his healing factor _and_ his cancer at the same time, so that the cancer is now permeating his entire body, but his healing won't let him die from it. He's described himself as one giant walking tumour.

Not since the ‘86 animated film have I seen such an amazing Transformers film that paid so much homage to the franchise.🥹 This was a work of love that was sorely needed & I hope that a sequel will be in the works in the future. 🤩

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The actor that lost his legs, had actually lost his legs in Afghanistan to an IED. About Doss by the time he was wounded he had already been in combat 208 days.

I was a little worried about Chris Hemsworth playing Orion Pax/Optimus Prime cause he hasn’t really done any animated live acting before. He actually did pretty well. I read he met with Peter Cullen prior to doing the role and got advice from Cullen on how to do the voice justice. The only reason they didn’t use Cullen for the voice was this was early in Prime’s story so he had to sound youthful. There is rumor that Chris is doing the role again in a transformers/GI Joe crossover film. 44:07 Megatron isn’t a prime. The title prime is bestowed upon a transformer by Primus only and is one that is worthy of wielding the matrix. Megatron isn’t worthy of the matrix.

Can I say transformers one changed my perspective forever? Also I would like to mention that anytime I see megatron and Optimus fight, it will be heartbreaking.

I was so on the fence about Chris Hemsworth playing Orion Pax/Optimus Prime, but he surprised the scrap outta me. Not only by masking his natural Australian accent, but by how well he conveyed Orion's/Optimus's emotions.

That was Elektra.

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I love how you went into this blind, and slowly working out who was going to become who. I totally agree with what she said at the end of the movie, it was totally BADASSATRON!!!! I wish I could time travel and go back in time to watch it for the first time again with fresh eyes. I am also a 49yr old fan from when they first came on the shelves. This is by far the best Transformers movie since Bumblebee and the original 86 movie.

Morning You two, Yall should check out Monster's Ball

Perfection...

42:14 My heart sunk in this scene. But I really loved this movie. It even inspired me to write story based on this

finally they made a movie The golden age of cybertron, that fan most want to watch.... and is easy version origin too, is a fusion of many tf story from tv sereis and idw comic... it's a standalone origin story movie.. the director want they new origin for orion pax and D16 to be equal class but they will have difference path reason for them to split side.

Laughed when John took off his coat for the duel and you could hear all the bullets hit the ground