The Perilous Journey of a Truly Beautiful Soul - Hacksaw Ridge

[@LikeStoriesofOld]

What are your favorite films featuring similar flat-arc characters? Let me know below!

[@mindmanna8135]

And just like that, my day and week will be so much better. Thank you for another video! Edit: "And so we know and rely on the love God has for us. God is love. Whoever lives in love lives in God, and God in them."

[@Evan-nx9ng]

Justice League It has flat-story-and-characters-and-visual-and-music-and-cgi

[@LikeStoriesofOld]

Ha, didn't see that one coming

[@CairistionaO]

Errr I can't believe I'm comparing Hacksaw Ridge with this, but Paddington is a sweet character that doesn't change like Desmond 😂

[@alformodoritos2076]

Rey from Star Wars. Flat character from Ep. 7 & 8

[@laurenzreichelt4911]

I cried twice watching this, and I haven‘t seen the movie.

[@justinfalzon6854]

I'm at atleast a half dozen myself.

[@joemailloux]

...I’m still crying. Loved the movie, but this analysis is an invoking, stand-alone, beauty.

[@Fortigurn]

LSOO's narration makes me choke almost every time. There's such depth and pathos to his analysis.

[@darksoulskingdarksouls3304]

Pussy

[@darksoulskingdarksouls3304]

Im sorry i watched the video i get it now

[@bournechupacabra]

After watching this I was thinking that there was no way that this was historically accurate. But it turns out Gibson actually left some real events out because he thought the audience wouldn't believe it: "Other changes to the story occur near the end of the movie when Doss is placed on a stretcher. In real life, Doss had another wounded man take his place on the stretcher. After treating the soldier, a sniper shot fractured Doss' arm and he crawled over 300 yards[50] to safety after being left alone for five hours.[51] Gibson omitted this from the film because he felt that the audience would not find the scene believable."

[@checkmate058]

He made the right decision. Getting shot, it not being fatal, then avoiding sniper fire and crawling back to safety sounds like plot armor.

[@justinchalifoux4424]

Check Mate damn, even real life has plot armor. God be playing favourites out here haha

[@regularfather4708]

He was wearing the full plot armor of God.

[@reesejones1302]

That’s incredible. I’m speechless.

[@proof.17films]

@@checkmate058 Plot armor and plot hole are too often buzzwords that have little meaning. "A plot-hole isn't just something you don't understand in a film. Nor is a plot-hole just a failure of a film to literally show and explain every single detail to you, rather than give you the pieces and let you figure it out yourself because you are presumably capable of doing so. People too often use the term "plot-hole" for minor continuity errors or dangling plot threads that don't actually substantively change the outcome or the main plot. Sometimes they mistakenly use "plot-hole" in reference to characters having better options and simply not choosing those options. [...] None of those things are really "plot-holes," though, and if a reasonable and consistent explanation exists that fits into the film and resolves the supposed problem, then the existence of that explanation means it's not a plot-hole." - Mark Hughes, Forbes

[@RazmatazzFilmworks]

I'm an independent filmmaker. I'm not famous or anything like that. This business is tough and sometimes I think to myself... why the hell am I doing this? I forget why I love making films so much. Then I watch one of your videos and I remember why. Then I go back out there and make a film. Thanks for doing what you do.

[@oddballsok]

good and all..but what film have you made that made it to the screen ?

[@Thedisciplemike]

Just subscribed to you man, look forward to seeing your films!

[@p.b4287]

I am a flat character idiot too. But I do not make films, instead I can’t give up my way to see right and wrong. My values are part of my soul and can’t change that. Crushed my brains against uncountable walls, will never get a recognition medal....but I treasure a few moments when doing the right thing made a difference in somebody else’s lives. Shitty life, if you ask me, no one trusts you, envy will try to corrode you just to feel superior when I am certainly more simple than bread. People are very destructive towards everything that is different, specially if being a solitary person. Too bad, not even if I would wish to do it, I could change. I am an ideal physician at the Covid period. Wait a few more months, real ugliness comes out of people and not the bullshit hero crap they sell us. Undoubtedly there are many well intended people among the corrupted ones. Intention is already something. But not enough. It takes guts to be bullied. Socially excluded and very poor by defending truth. More than a blessing, it is a curse.

[@p.b4287]

Mike Dream Productions Well, that was nice from you. I just subscribed to you both.

[@ericgabrielbautistajaimes9187]

Me encantaría ver un filme tuyo

[@Samdoesstuff978]

Gibson made a masterpiece. As someone of the Christian faith this is my favorite film and will always hold a special place in my heart.

[@matthewmckenna248]

This film was phenomenal. Say what you want about Mel Gibson. But he's one hell of a directer.

[@ramzocalrissian332]

he gets a bad rap because of his strong stance as a christian, but its clear by the morals instilled his films that he is not an evil mad man. And yeah his red pills are bad ass too

[@TONYANDKEVIN1080p]

and this /watch?v=ppGwEA6wWt4

[@AAMGG]

@@brandonholian8130 this is a correct and suitable answer

[@shmeckle666]

Matthew Mckenna Gibson is a badass. Who gives a shit what he has said/done-some people can’t handle some truths. Lol.

[@SabreenRezvie]

fucking Hollywood

[@nachoooooo800]

What I love about flat arcs is how the moral character of the main protagonist doesn’t change, but it changes everyone around the character

[@UniqueGeekFreak]

🥲🙏💚 how beautiful With patience & humility, and love in our hearts greatness can be accomplished, to stick to what's right no matter the squalls! ✊💓

[@aryangowda1551]

Are there any other movies with flat arcs that are worth a watch?

[@storytellers1]

Absolutely loved Hacksaw Ridge. Went back to the cinema multiple times to see it again, which is something I rarely do. It might be cheesy at times, but you managed to extract the profound message of the story with this video. Well done, I guess now I'll have to watch it one more (time) - Thomas

[@tovarish3432]

I hated the exaggerated hollywood action scenes too.. But other than that it was a truly beautiful and inspiring film.

[@retrokilroy2506]

This film Is the First New War Film I have genuinley liked In like 20 years. I watched in the theaters 4 or 5 times and I now proudly own it on Blu ray

[@JobMoret]

I heard people complaining about the flat arc, but you show that it can be just as good a way of telling a story as any

[@colepeltier8472]

Job Moret I agree. This movie is a flat arc done correctly. Ya know an example of a terrible one? Captain Marvel.

[@rickblaine9670]

A historical example of people not getting the flat arc is Dragon Ball Z: Goku’s story is a flat arc in perfect conjunction with Vegeta’s story, which is of course a change/dynamic arc (set and kept in motion by the flat one), and yet there’s still people complaining about Goku’s “lack of character development”.

[@OriginalGazGoose]

"A soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him but loves what is behind him"

[@NichtNameee]

Yeah really. Is that so

[@bobz1736]

So true 😑

[@TheMechanicalHermit]

A soldier fights because senile politicians love their blood sports.* Fixed it for ya.

[@barryqueen814]

Desmond loved what was in front of him too

[@CommanderShepard-wq3wo]

@@TheMechanicalHermit aren’t you a glass half full

[@kramotakra]

I began shedding tears as soon as I read the title...all the way until the end of the video. I saw Desmond T Doss' returning to hell on earth when Diana went up to no man's land...and I saw Diana breaking free from bitterness and vengeance when Desmond held fast to his faith despite opposition even from his fellow brother in arms. Wonder Woman is a fictional character. Desmond T Doss is a man of biblical proportion. Both inspire us to find meaning in persevering in faith against all odds. "Captain America" is real... his rank was not captain, it was private... he did not carry the shield of vibranium, he carried the shield of faith he did not say "I can do this all day long," he said "Lord, help me get one more" Steve Rogers is fictional. Desmond T Doss was nominated by WWII vet and the most decorated of them all, Audie Murphy, to represent the greatest generation in WWII commemoration. Both inspire us of the power of conviction in this messed up world.

[@randomfish18]

Hacksaw Ridge is one of my favorite films of all time, and by far my favorite war movie. It made me cry every time Doss said, "Please Lord, help me get one more." And to find out he was a real person whose efforts are parts of true history...that's a most beautiful thing in the midst of war. Your analysis of his character also inspires me, and I'm sure everyone who has seen the movie and your video. Thank you for making this.

[@backabeyond]

I’m 47 yrs old getting ready for my night shift in a factory, while tears are pouring out of my eyes. It’s not just this video, either. You tell a phenomenal tale. I always leave feeling like I learned something important, or that I gained some perspective on life, or have some hope for the future restored. You are a true blessing in a sea of filth. An oasis. A life preserver. Thank you.

[@fauxparr]

Another unspeakably profound, insightful and heart wrenchingly moving video. This one hit home for me; I served five years in the British army and often find myself reflecting on things that happened in that time - compassion was something severely overlooked. If I could go back there's no doubt I would have served as a medic rather than an infantry solider. Life is so precious.

[@Mahrimae]

It takes some of us experience to learn about where we truly want to be in life. You're not alone there.

[@p.b4287]

John Parr John, don‘t feel bad for feeling compassion for others. It makes a difference between a human being and a machine or beast. I am a physician and must fight against my colleagues who believe that feeling compassion makes you less efficient or undermines the authority you are supposed to have. No. It is their mistake. I do exactly what I must do, even if it could be hard, if needed to save a life. Obviously, given the last choice to the person who trusts me. In fact, being closer to others is strength, it allows to understand far more than one side of the complexity of the human nature. I pay dearly for my personality, but not going to change, even if I wish it, It is part of my fabric that remains intact after years of facing human ugliness at any possible way. I am strongly rejected, underestimated and even considered less intelligent. But I know who I am, only this keeps me alive. Life is unfair and cruel, we are tested at any moment, just for no reason. It must feel good to put another person down to feel superior. Shame on them. I grow and glow despite having no hope. Many times I wonder why, but it is useless to make such a question. It has no answer. Curiously I hesitate no second to operate a person in seconds if needed. There are no feelings at that moment, you do what it takes. The problem is that it shows self confidence and people will immediately hate you. Life is precious and has no value at all, simultaneously. Now, 4 July after Coronavirus, we see how cheap life is. Do not think all doctors are heroes, we are not at all. It is duty. Same that you have obeyed while serving as a Soldier. I admire your courage, because I fear bullets. But a virus or a million of them, that is part of my work, I give no second thoughts and take my precautions. That’s it. . It is not sacrifice or suicidal, but a well known part of the medical profession that must be accepted as bullets and wounds for anybody in your position. I deeply resent and hate to have been forced to stay locked down when I could have helped out so many and willingly for free. It sucked, being impotent while willing to give it all. No one cared and actually my colleagues took holidays and enjoyed their lives. Not me. I feel the pain and could do nothing because of a political wrong decision. We all have our regrets. I wish you a wonderful life.

[@chrisgillard6129]

@@p.b4287 Sounds to me that the poverty stricken unfortunates south of the border would eternally love a man like you. I'm not blessed with such an education that you have. Why allow or permit government idiocy to dictate your life? Go to where you are needed. If I had the chance I would be out of the western world as fast as a bullet leaves a gun. Good luck pal; I hope that you are truly able and willing to help out people that really do need some help.

[@nachoooooo800]

I think at the moment of the “dark night of the soul” when nothing he does matters and he asks “What is it you want from me? I can’t hear you Lord...” it isn’t that he’s distracted/interrupted by calls for a medic, it’s that his prayer is ANSWERED by the calls for a medic. To me this is the peak moment of the film, where his faith in the truth is rewarded with a purpose and time in which to use that truth.

[@Magnulus76]

Yes, I think it takes more appreciation of a religious mindset to understand that there is a mystical dimension. In a world where Christians either are in films or media whining about their perceived persecution or supposed superiority ("God's Not Dead", etc.), or dismissed as irrelevant superstition or power manipulation, Hacksaw Ridge actually takes Christianity seriously as something more than a jingoistic slogan.

[@Evan-nx9ng]

Like Stories of Old grew up with the perilous journey of a truly beautiful soul

[@kristiankho]

I've never had a KZbin video essay moved me to tears before.. Yours did. Thank you.

[@davidsirmons]

Rather, there is no place for violence in a loving, good, and compassionate world. Too long have the insane and evil been allowed to tower over the peoples of all nations, and by their own hands will they be torn down to the last. To re-understand the idiom: "the meek shall inherit the earth", it more deeply means the gentle of nature, the honorable and noble in spirit shall be the ones who remain, after the violent and warlike mongrels of the earth have run to the battlefields, spilled their own blood by their very nature, and died even to the last.

[@Angela-qb6mo]

you seem to see the bigger story being told in films,I applaud you for sharing your perspective. I used to not like films because I could never forget that fact they were acting,and always remembered the cameras and falseness of it all. then someone told me,their trying to tell a story,like a myth, or parable, there is some information trying to be conveyed. x

[@haidengeary8277]

Your voice is absolutely perfection. By "perfection", I mean it instills comfort in me. I honor your research, your ability to translate emotion with each word. I do not even have to watch/listen, to hit the "like" button. You are astonishing when it comes to conveying messages, with raw, human emotion. No shame, I love you, man. Really. Thank you so much.

[@zianawind2970]

I needed to watch this as a Mexican in Japan that often people tell has no business here, and it helped a lot.. though it also made me cry a lot... but thanks thanks a lot I shall continue helping my brother and sister everyone I meet to the best of my abilities peacefully

[@camerongooch9606]

In a world filled with bloodshed A single tear can dilute it enough to make a difference

[@R4Y2k]

"Pvt. Doss doesn't believe in violence! Do not look to him to save you on the battlefield!" ... goes on to single-handedly save half a battalion of his fellow soldiers because it was the right thing to do.

[@MikeT-TheRetiredColonel]

All I can say is "wow" - this is my first video of yours I have watched as it was recommended by a veteran friend of mine. I immediately subscribed when the video finished and look forward to watching other videos of yours. Even the sound of your narrative, was tranquil and soothing, considering the violence of the movie itself. Thank you, from a retired Army Colonel.

[@LikeStoriesofOld]

Thank you!

[@justinclarke4763]

I watch this every time I need to be reminded of the beautiful world we live in

[@metalflames777]

"Humility was largely meant as a restraint upon the arrogance and infinity of the appetite of man. [I]f a man [will] make his world large, he must be always making himself small. A man [is] meant to be doubtful about himself, but undoubting about the truth." from "Orthodoxy" by GK Chesterton, Chapter II: "The Suicide of Thought" This video really reminded of that. "[H]umility makes a man doubtful about his efforts, which might make him work harder." When Desmond had his doubts, he never wavered from the Truth. His humility had him work harder; not change what he was working for.

[@killiandavies8985]

"Please, Lord, help me get one more powerful and impactful LSOO video...help me get one more..."

[@juaniarussi3118]

The part where he says “what is it you want from me” “I can’t hear you” and then the soldiers scream “please lord help me” making Desmond realize god is in him makes me break into tears everytime.

[@devondimarco6075]

I still think Hugo Weaving should've got a best supporting actor nod for this film. Great video by the way but that's not a surprise.

[@oddballsok]

Hugo Weaving is simply a top actor.. and you get only one or a couple of best supporting actor attributes in life. he has so many more opportunities as impressive supporting role to go for and/or behind him. This movie he was not so dominant in his part.

[@dorjedriftwood2731]

Desmond Doss was a real human you can listen too him tell his own story. He was a Seventh Day Adventist -Saint. This was not a made up story and it does a great injustice to humanity to fictionalize him and treat his life as a narrative. He was a saint dedicated to his Faith in God. Watch the contentious objector documentary if you care to know the person. He was more incredible than any movie could portray him to be. As a Buddhist I would undeniably call him a Bodhisatva. He was and will remain a saint and prof of the human soul.

[@craftpaint1644]

I'd have told the officer that asked if I hear God talking to me that he commands everyone through his word in the Bible.

[@hatakekakashi3381]

He truly was a saint; a Bodhisatva The structure of the video reminded me of two things. The Fountainhead and the following quote: "Only in darkness are we revealed. [...] Goodness is not goodness that seeks advantage. Good is good in the final hour, in the deepest pit, without hope, without witness, without reward." Thank you for the single best comment under this video!

[@thexneo]

As a not Buddhist I would agree! He was a dank fucking dude!

[@terenceconnelly9016]

@@hatakekakashi3381 the fountain head is excellent. I noticed the same thing regarding the flat arc.

[@shaguar6439]

Im moved close to tears, the words, music, images. Talent

[@flowcalox6255]

Wow, just wow, the feeling I felt while watching "Hacksaw Ridge" just came raining down on me again, the respect I felt for Desmond after watching this film is really something, how beautiful it is that as he walks a thread of hope in a violent world he still sticks to his beliefs, to save and serve his country in his own way.

[@RamonThomas]

You took a real emotional rollercoaster with this film. Like Clint Eastwood, Mel Gibson is turning out to be. much better film director than movie actor as he gets older.

[@Numenor76]

I hate war. I hate violence. I hate hating things. I am not perfect because there's no such thing. I cried with this movie.

[@brandonholian8130]

Wait.....you hate hate?

[@DarkAngelEU]

I think he means it hurts him to feel hate. I have the same thing, when I get angry and have fights I start crying because it's such a negative emotion.

[@supershifter2180]

@@DarkAngelEU I often find myself not liking hate as it makes me feel a deep and heightened form of anger, that I find it hard to lose/let go to which it clouds my thoughts and hampers my reasoning. Though I do think there is a reason to why we have this emotion , as someone who likes to workout I can find myself really being able to push my limits when I utilize my hate/or anger into raw energy. Or to really channel it into clarity(focus) when I'm working on something.

[@horuslupercalaurelian1569]

Sounds like a beautiful film already. The Idiot is a masterpiece when it comes to explaining rare human beings

[@CharlesVeitch]

You are my favourite channel right now. This was awe inspiring

[@charlesatanasio4363]

Once, we would have known Desmond Doss for a seer, prophet, or saint. It is sad that we have forgotten.

[@DelightLovesMovies]

You made me cry for real. Thanks for sharing Like Stories of Old.

[@ifyouloveChristyouwillobeyhim]

Dude I cry every time I watch the movie, I should have known I would cry watching this.

[@jb_0029]

This is one of the BEST analysis videos on KZbin

[@taoyeahright]

I think I've shed more tears watching your videos than any in all my years of watching youtube and most movies

[@milk4you1200]

I can't get though one of your videos without breaking down. Absolutely beautiful...

[@LcplAnimeGuy]

Not a single review of this movie ever made me want to tear up like you did. Good damn job sir

[@cosmicdragonian]

A BEAUTIFUL SOUL

[@alformodoritos2076]

You make the most interesting of videos. You give good insights which not only help me as a person, but improve my writing too. Thank you for taking the time to show us these lessons and teaching and sharing it to us.

[@thecount_1957]

What a beautiful story!

[@akosasuke5128]

I cried watching this movie I cried watching your commentary

[@Derkyyyy]

I'm not crying, you are...

[@timmaloney9976]

This was a movie that left me very moved; Doss's story is beautiful and the movie was a great tribute to him. I'm glad you're covering it and understand it's message.

[@TheLionKing999]

Everyone I show this film to no matter who they are always end up absolutely loving this film!

[@ValerieEllis]

YOU are truly beautiful. x

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[@tylersoule6636]

Completely amazing. I am shocked that I have not seen this until now. Your work is amazing!

[@Riprie]

Some of the videos you make hit too close to home you could call it "danger close fire mission" in military terms. Bit every time I see the light at the end of the tunnel. The philosophy of heroic suffering, The lost art of grief and The Perilous Journey of a Truly Beautiful Soul are the three that are hitting the nerve.

[@matthiaswitteman3453]

Please keep your work up. The values you speak of in your videos are what we need to talk about in our world today.

[@zantonsus]

xxx

[@ethanarnold4441]

This video made me cry. It's so beautiful.

[@aryangowda1551]

Your speech at the end is beautiful, encapsulating it all. Best review on this ive seen.

[@vincentlaw1415]

This made me drop a tear like the movie did the first time I watched it......I call this the "tear of truth" because it only drops when I see something so beautiful and true, that I can't hold it any more.

[@ishtar0077]

So much respect for this man

[@SABRMatt2010]

Beautifully told.

[@novazova6712]

Watched this movie. Breathtaking.

[@zg4705]

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[@carlsecundus1966]

I have never cried so much while watching a KZbin video before

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what's even more amazing is that this happened in real life. sure there were some artistic liberties but the the fact that this really did happen is amazing.

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I needed this today, thank you... I´m a vacation photographer and I got banned from coming even remotely close to one of my favorite sites to take guests to. Just because I was treating them with kindness and respect and not like just walking wallets. I was really sad , but you my friend like always , makes me believe again.

[@brahimlguerd4105]

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[@colepeltier8472]

Made me cry bro. Again.

[@LuisPerez-kr3kj]

One of the best films I’ve ever seen

[@Beery1962]

Man, every single time, after watching one of your videos, I feel I'm a better person because of it. Every single time.

[@mr.antaeus5730]

I can relate to so much of his story, thank you so much for this video

[@theseproblemsmatter1]

I need to watch this movie

[@StewartFletcher]

What a darn powerful film.

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Thank you for the video! 😊 👍

[@devildog1989]

greater love hath no man than to lay down his life for his brother, the true heroes of war as far as this Marine is concerned, are the Corpsman and medics that try to save life as we're all trying to take it God Bless them

[@garbagedaycleveland]

Thank you reconnecting me with my love for cinema.

[@JamesHarvey356]

Tears are streaming down my face, beloved brother. Thank you for creating these beautiful masterpieces. Keep telling stories, mate.

[@davidlindsten1384]

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I cried the whole video. Thank you.

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One of the most inspiring and strong movies that can change one's life.

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[@STho205]

In classical tales, the story of Joseph is a flat arc character. Taken through many adventures and tests through no fault of his own he endures all, is eventually recognized as a giver of truth and saves the very brothers that damned him to painful exile. In fiction "Ben Hur, a Tale of the Christ" is the very opposite of a flat arc protagonist, contrasted to a flat arc supporting character. Judah Ben Hur is a man whose convictions say that the occupational rule of a world government (Imperial Rome) is unjust, yet he lives a prosperous and happy life as an active business member of that world. Like Job, had his family and prosperity stripped, while being sentenced to a death ship galley. He changes throughout the story, gaining prominence enough to seek revenge on his antagonist, and eventually embraces a stoic truth that is exhibited by another character that appears several times in the story. That other character, The Christ, has remained steadfast to his convictions despite the similar and unjust trials. There are a few others. Ismael in "Moby Dick" seems to have a flat arc story. Marme in "Little Women". The Artful Dodger. Anne Elliott in "Persuasion" though she did change a bit by becoming a bit more experienced in taking better advice. Mrs Habersham has a flat arc (it is not always a heroic character).

[@Fortigurn]

Your analyses are so heart-breakingly sensitive and beautiful.

[@samuelwiseman6217]

this vid made me cry a lot. amazing work sir

[@lukehunnable]

Wow man, youre truly fantastic!

[@Ebb0Productions]

I'm glad the video stopped when it did. 1 more minute and tears would be shed. You're very good at what you're doing.

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This is the most beautiful thing i've ever heard and it keeps on getting greater and greater each time I listen it again. Thank you so much for sharing your truly beautiful mind!😊

[@rpx1979]

Beautiful.

[@medicus8372]

Thank you for your admirable effort in showing me beauty and lessons in a salient and inspiring way. Your videos help me wake up and resist morning sadness and a general fatigue from life. Thank you for your beautiful soul.

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[@TheRealScurred]

Never cried so much during a YT video, Thank you man.

[@YellowFacedMunchkin]

This movie caused me to feel so much emotion. It's a really beautiful movie about a beautiful soul.

[@teachermatt]

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[@conormiller5193]

You have an amazing way of measuring the beauty of some of my favorite stories