a bit part in it and that is down to garthjennings. has a bit part in it and that is down to garth jenningse. mel gibson reinventing himself again? this is about someone who volunteered as a medic in world war ii and refused to carry a weapon into the unfolding horror of war. let's see a clip. how come you don't fight? you think you are better than us? no. what if you were attacked? do you like that? you have to turn the other cheek customer you see, i don't think this is a question of religion, fellows. i think this is cowardice, plain and simple. is that right? well, go on. take a poke. i'll tell you what, i'm going to give you a free shot. right there. he to me. though one. let him have it. the peculiar thing about this film is before i saw it, i heard people comparing it to what i think is mel gibson's best work but this is mel gibson's best work but this is not it. this is to films fighting for supremacy. the first half of it is almost cheesy. its saccharine sweet almost. then we moved to the war scenes and they are brutal and bloody and if you have seen the passion of the christ, you

it is garth jennings, best known as the son of rambo.. it starts out as a singing competition but moves on to saving a theatre. it won me over very gradually. at the beginning i thought it was just sweet—natured fun but as it went on, it started to have that charm, that old—fashioned throwback charm which i loved from all those old musicals. you can tell it's notjust something which is just fluff. yes, it's bright and shiny with more pop tunes in it than you could wave a stick at, but it has something important. it has a bit of heart in it and that is down to garthjennings. hacksaw ridge. mel gibson reinventing himself again? the film that rehabilitated mel gibson. this is about someone who volunteered as a medic in world war ii and refused to carry a weapon into the unfolding horror of war. let's see a clip. how come you don't fight? you think you are better than us? no. what if you were attacked? do you like that? bible says to turn the other cheek, you see, i don't think this is a question of religion, fellows. i think this is cowardi