Andrew Garfield argues for Mel Gibsons right to direct movies after his positive experiences with the controversial director making Hacksaw Ridge.

Mel Gibson’s Oscar-nominated World War II movie is “not quite authentic,” though its intense battle scenes still impress historian John McManus.

Hacksaw Ridge, a gripping and touching movie about the real pacifist war hero Desmond Doss, can be watched on various streaming and rental platforms.

While much of Hacksaw Ridge is accurate to the true story on which it is based, the film does make some changes to Desmond Doss’ story.

Mel Gibson’s Hacksaw Ridge used a combination of real-world locations and artificially created set pieces to bring life to the World War II story.

Hacksaw Ridge’s ending is a tense, exciting culmination of Mel Gibson’s World War II epic, and here are all the lingering questions explained.

Hacksaw Ridge dramatizes the heroic efforts of conscientious objector Desmond Doss. But just how many lives did he save, and how long did it take?

Desmond Doss’s brother, Harold, plays an integral role in the story of the soldier at the center of Hacksaw Ridge, but what happened to him?