22:5022:50, 24 November 2019diffhist−691
Hacksaw Ridge
Statement removed. Not supported by cited article which nowhere claims that Hacksaw Ridge "marks a departure from his previous films". It, instead, only has the musings of an interviewer over the contrast between Desmond Doss (Hacksaw Ridge) compared to the protagonists of Apocalypto and Braveheart. The statement concluding that Hacksaw Ridge marks a departure from Gibson's previous films is spurious, unsupported, original content. Furthermore, it is false and misleading.Tag: references removed
09:4909:49, 24 November 2019diffhist+89
Hacksaw Ridge
Previous version inaccurately described Hacksaw Ridge as a departure from Gibson's previous films regarding normative protaganist behavior. This true only when ignoring his film The Passion Of The Christ which is arguably his most impactful production. This is not a departure by definition. Out of respect for orginal contributor, I attempted to correct misinformation rather than remove content completely.Tag: Undo
22:5022:50, 24 November 2019diffhist−691
Hacksaw Ridge
Statement removed. Not supported by cited article which nowhere claims that Hacksaw Ridge "marks a departure from his previous films". It, instead, only has the musings of an interviewer over the contrast between Desmond Doss (Hacksaw Ridge) compared to the protagonists of Apocalypto and Braveheart. The statement concluding that Hacksaw Ridge marks a departure from Gibson's previous films is spurious, unsupported, original content. Furthermore, it is false and misleading.Tag: references removed
09:4909:49, 24 November 2019diffhist+89
Hacksaw Ridge
Previous version inaccurately described Hacksaw Ridge as a departure from Gibson's previous films regarding normative protaganist behavior. This true only when ignoring his film The Passion Of The Christ which is arguably his most impactful production. This is not a departure by definition. Out of respect for orginal contributor, I attempted to correct misinformation rather than remove content completely.Tag: Undo