Hacksaw Ridge.....One serious, one not so serious question!

[*Gullsworth*]

Firstly really enjoyed this latest film although it is slightly 'Saving Private Ryan' but I have two questions for those who may know details of the true story. One is about the giant net the Americans used to climb the ridge? If this was the method to which the Americans accessed the route to the war zone, why did the Japanese not simply cut the giant net down. They seemed to have access to the area, killing the wounded every time the Americans retreated, it seemed obvious to cut off their route, but no they left it intact.
Secondly why did Spiderman have a perfect Barnet every time he removed his helmet?

 

[moggy]

They wanted them in the open. The japs had huge tunnel networks so they'd lull the yanks into open land where they could inflict most damage

 

[mistahclarke]

I'd question how he knew someone would be there to untie them after he lowered then down each time.

 

[GoldWithFalmer]

I'd question how he knew someone would be there to untie them after he lowered then down each time.

Is this an American Film about WW2? (not seen it) if it is,question nothing,it's all true

 

[mistahclarke]

Is this an American Film about WW2? (not seen it) if it is,question nothing,it's all true

I've seen U-571, Jon Bon Jovi is the saviour of WW2 and we all know it.

 

[SeagullinExile]

The Japs knew they were f****d, and wanted to kill as many Yanks as they could before they bought it themselves? That's my guess anyway.

Maybe he has lego hair?