Hacksaw Ridge

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My thoughts on the movie Hacksaw Ridge would be well judged and fair criticism because it was a timeline of a marvelous boy's life that one moment would tell the future of his whole life. The movie started when a boy named Dalton had seen this beautiful nurse and he was just staring at her for the longest time. Then he finally had the courage to walk over the and he was five feet from here just staring and the nurse said can I help u and he said: “ I need my belt “. In that moment in the movie, he knew that he had found that one girl that he was going to spend the rest of his life with. In life, it's hard to find that one and Dalton found her at a young age.To also be fine with her husband going to war where he could die and he was fine with …show more content…

But there are other moments in this movie like heroic scenes like when there was a guy crush underneath his car and when they pulled him out his leg was bleeding uncontrollably and Dalton took his belt off and stop the bleeding. When they got to the hospital the doctor says” you saved his

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