The most brutal spiderman I've ever seen

Rating: 9/10 (11 March 2017)

Oh my god, this movie was BEYOND AMAZING. Includes a few spoilers.
First I don't really wanted to see this movie because I didn't like Andrew Garfield in Spiderman, but I pretty liked war movies, so I decided to give that movie a chance and it was the right decision. I don't want to explain the whole story again, so here are my pro's and con's about Hacksaw Ridge.
+ The cast. Andrew Garfield at it's best. He plays the jerk in the beginning so well, his smile, his eyes, everything seems so real to me. His voice and how he turns into a soldier more and more is unbelievable. Also liked Teresa Palmer and Sam Worthington. But well, everyone was great. + The story, because almost everything is true. It's simple but so gross and sad. It's not like there's much backgroundinformation to know about, it's just the story of a young soldier saving people in a part of the 2nd ww. + simply: the setting. Everything's dusty and dark and totally destroyed, you can almost feel how hopeless everyone is because the environment is bombed and full of corpses. + The love story. Usually I don't like love stories like this, but I think it's an important point to show what Desmond is going to give up to follow his opportunities. It was simple but so cute and perfect. + The music. Not too much, not too less. Only at the parts where it was necessary and it fitted perfectly. + The original speeches of the soldiers in the end. It almost brought tears to my eyes. + That it wasn't too patriotic. Don't get me wrong, but I don't like movies where people are like "we are the heroes, everyone else is the pure devil" + It shows how gross and sad the war is for everyone, not only for American people. + It don't portrays the Japanese people as some kind of faceless killers without a soul.
What I don't liked: - That everyone had it's special role. I don't liked that, for example, in the hobbit, too. There's the small one, the young one, the old one, the I don't know one. Here we've got the teacher, the thin one, the naked one, bla bla. Hm, not that cool. - They should've done the film a bit longer, I don't know. It doesn't showed that much of a character development and for example the love story, it was like: HEY THERE - married. You know? - They don't showed a few important facts in the end. In reality, Desmond rolled over the.. (don't know the word) and wanted to save other people first. Actually he got hit by a sniper, but Gibson don't wanted to show that because it might look too unrealistic to be true.
To sum up: Hacksaw Ridge is an almost perfect movie for people who like love stories and war movies at the same time. It's so inspiring that someone did believe in something so hard and became a hero, even if the conditions are the worst. It was kind of sad, interesting, terrifying and funny at the same time. Really well done!