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LUKE PEGLER as Milt 'Hollywood' Zane Hacksaw Ridge (2016) dir. Mel Gibson

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Andrew Garfield in Hacksaw Ridge (Mel Gibson, 2016)

Cast: Andrew Garfield, Vince Vaughn, Sam Worthington, Luke Bracey, Hugo Weaving, Teresa Palmer, Rachel Griffiths, Ryan Corr, Richard Roxburgh, Luke Pegler. Screenplay: Robert Schenkkan, Andrew Knight. Cinematography: Simon Duggan. Production design: Barry Robison. Film editing: John Gilbert. Music: Rupert Gregson-Williams.

Hacksaw Ridge doesn't shy away from biopic or war-movie clichés, it embraces them: There's on the one hand the familiar bullying sergeant, and on the other the typical shy romance. But it succeeds in being a well-made action movie, after spending a little too much time on the shy romance and other bits of Appalachian backgrounding for the character of Desmond Doss, a real person who was both a conscientious objector and a Medal of Honor winner for his heroism as a medic during the Battle of Okinawa. To play Doss, the movie needed the equivalent of a young James Stewart or Gary Cooper, and found him in Andrew Garfield, who received a best actor Oscar nomination. The movie also provided a measure of redemption for its director, Mel Gibson, who had been persona non grata in Hollywood after a 2006 drunk-driving arrest in which he made antisemitic remarks to the arresting officer, a capper on a string of homophobic and extreme right-wing statements he had reportedly made over the years. He was nominated for best director for Hacksaw Ridge, and the film was also up for best picture and for film editing and two sound awards. It won for film editing and sound mixing. Gibson remains something of a problematic figure in the industry, and has yet to find a followup in his would-be comeback. Hacksaw Ridge demonstrates some of his known flaws, such as his violent delight in mayhem and bloodshed, and it's a bit heavy-handed in its endorsement of Doss's simple (not to say simple-minded) faith, but it provides some very old-fashioned movie gratifications.

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See No Evil (2006)

Release Date: May 19th, 2006

I remember liking this movie when it came out. Did I see it in theaters? Honestly, I might have. It’s about a group of juvenile delinquents cleaning up an old hotel for the weekend in exchange for a shorter sentence. Like community service. The only problem is that there’s a giant serial killer with a hook (on a chain, not attached to his arm) who starts killing them all and gouging out their eyes. I have a few problems with the movie. First of all, the character Michael was an abusive piece of shit. Explain to me why he gets to live. He literally saves the day at the end of the movie but he’s the worst one of the entire group. He should have died first. The second thing I have a problem with is this: The beginning of the movie makes the entire situation super weird. Why would the cop return to the hotel with kids if he knew that’s where all that crazy stuff happened? I mean, he lost an ARM there. It’s not super plausible, but if you can look past GAPING holes and inconsistencies, it’s alright.

Rating: D. There’s a sequel. I refuse to watch it.

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Hacksaw Ridge (2016) Mel Gibson

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Sgt Howell: Have you ever roped a goat, Hollywood?

Hollywood Zane: No, Sarge.

Sgt Howell: Have you ever looked into a goat's eyes?

Hollywood Zane: No, Sarge.

Sgt Howell: Good. That would be unnatural.

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365 Day Movie Challenge (2017) - #72: Hacksaw Ridge (2016) - dir. Mel Gibson

I don’t know why it has taken me almost a week to write about Hacksaw Ridge, except perhaps retroactive Oscars fatigue has set in. Loath as I am to praise anything connected to Mel Gibson, I have to admit that Hacksaw is a good film. I don’t think that my admission of bias should come as a shock; sure, I’m Jewish, but more than that I’m a human being. I find it deeply disturbing that a man as troubled as Mel Gibson, who is on record as a racist, sexist, verbally/physically abusive person, could make a film about a man as courageous as Desmond Doss, a medic from Virginia who saved seventy-five men during the Battle of Okinawa despite his refusal to carry a gun or kill the enemy.

I do not agree with Doss’s decision to be a pacifist during World War II, a war in which the fate of the world depended on the Allies’ combined ability to defeat the Axis powers, but I also figure that Doss neither knew nor cared about the intricate political implications at stake; he merely believed what he believed. In that simple (though naïve) sense, Doss’s conviction never to cause harm to another person is admirable, especially when you learn that he also helped treat injuries on Japanese soldiers while on the battlefield. Andrew Garfield does an excellent job of making Doss a completely human, relatable character, especially in the second half of the film, when he must struggle to survive the horrifying warfare on Hacksaw Ridge and save his fellow soldiers in the process.

The editing by John Gilbert and the sound mixing by Peter Grace, Robert Mackenzie, Kevin O’Connell and Andy Wright, both of which won Oscars at last weekend’s ceremony, contribute to the war scenes’ intensity. Do I find it a distracting that so many of the Southern American characters are played by actors who are either English or Australian? (Garfield, Teresa Palmer, Sam Worthington, Hugo Weaving, Rachel Griffiths, Luke Bracey, Luke Pegler, Darcy Bryce, Richard Roxburgh, Nathaniel Buzolic, Goran D. Kleut, Ben O’Toole, etc.) Yes, a little. Most of the storytelling is also simplistic, not painting either Desmond Doss’s comrades or his opponents with any depth. Still, it’s worth noting that one of the finest supporting roles is performed by Vince Vaughn as Sgt. Howell, who transforms from a non-believer (in Doss’s unorthodox decision to serve without a weapon) to one of Doss’s fiercest advocates. It’s hard to ignore the inherent corniness present in Mel Gibson’s display of Desmond Doss’s pure, noble, Jesus-like deeds as the savior of Okinawa, but the strength of Andrew Garfield’s performance is the glue that holds Hacksaw Ridge together and allows the film to succeed.