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Hacksaw Ridge | Theodor's List
Umfjöllun um kvikmyndir og þáttaraðir
L: Mel Gibson H: Robert Schenkkan, Andrew Knight A: Andrew Garfield, Sam Worthington, Vince Vaughn, Luke Bracey, Teresa Palmer, Hugo Weaving T: Rupert Gregson-Williams
Slagorð: Þegar skipunin kom um að hörfa hélt einn maður áfram
Byggð á sannri sögu Desmond T. Doss sem sýndi ótrúlegt hugrekki í grimmilegri orrustu Bandaríkjamanna og Japana um Okinawa í seinni heimsstyrjöldinni. Doss var herlæknir og neitaði að bera vopn vegna trúar sinnar. Hann bjargaði 75 hermönnum og var með sanni hetja.
Frábærar stríðsmyndir hafa verið gerðar í gegnum tíðina og að mínu mati er Hacksaw Ridge í þeim hópi. Gibson leikstýrir af öryggi og hans stíll áberandi. Desmond T. Doss er frábærlega leikinn af Andrew Garfield en hann og Gibson voru báðir tilnefndir til Golden Globe og Óskarsverðlauna. Eitt áhrifamesta atriði myndarinnar er þegar Doss hvíslar: Guð, hjálpaðu mér að bjarga einum í viðbót, gerðu það. Hjálpaðu mér að bjarga einum í viðbót.
Tagline: When the order came to retreat, one man stayed
Based on a true story of Desmond T. Doss who showed incredible courage in the savage battle between the US and Japan in Okinawa in the WWII. Doss was a medic and refused to cary a weapon because of his believes. He saved 75 soldiers and was a true hero.
Great war films have been made over the years and in my opinion, Hacksaw Ridge is one of them. Confidently directed by Gibson and his style shines through. Desmond T. Doss is brilliantly played by Andrew Garfield and both him and Gibson recieved a Golden Globe and an Oscar nominations. One of the most inspired part of this film is the scene when Doss whispered: Lord, help me get one more, please. Help me get one more.
Mel Gibson og Andrew Garfield
Posted in Kvikmyndir on 18/02/2018 by Theodór Guðmundsson. Leave a comment
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