Andrew Garfield incredible, and Mel Gibson flawless in the war.

Rating: 8/10 (4 February 2017)

Great movie. I'm not really sure where to start talking. Hacksaw Ridge is a great film, I was surprised by a direction by Mel Gibson, never seen a production commanded by it, but it shows incredible quality when it comes to portraying a war, with battle scenes being filmed with mastery, showing all the weight and the Horror of the battlefield. Perhaps the only "negative" points of the direction are attributed to some slow "unnecessary" movements. I also felt that "something is missing" in the scenes that start a movie story, and show a family, city and love life of Desmond Doss (Andrew Garfield) character, but nothing that is extremely bad. Talking about Garfield, the actor is incredible, managing to pass on his character's "innocence" during the whole movie, making the viewer that this man really would die for his personal belief. Make an analysis of a change, putting a test one more time an ability to do, becoming more "physical". In short, the best Spider-Man in the theaters, shows that he has an undeniable talent throughout the film. The story, while not having anything great, is built very well, arresting the audience to the movie pace with certain ease, and thrilled in its "climax", in addition, all the cast of excellent support, For Hugo Tecendo, but making clear that the rest of the cast delivers what is expected, when necessary. Finally, Hacksaw Ridge shows why he deserves to be among the finalists for the Oscars, make it start to the end, and it's a better cine-biography I've seen, ever since "Imitation Game."