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The form hasn’t changed much in 100 years. Everyone is still cribbing from this.
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christopher nolan definitely busted a nut to these practical effects at least once in his life
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For a moment there was silence… silence so loud that I felt every beat of my heart and the unevenness of my breathing. The landscape swallowed us all as the world moved on. In the end, no one, neither us nor the world, ever returned to what it once was. But we were left behind. An early anti-war work of cinema that manages to remain timeless, not only through its frontline battle sequences, but through the fragile humanity etched into the faces that struggle to keep their composure throughout the film. And that facade fractures after every single battle. Milestone’s depiction of war works with such power, almost effortlessly, because it renders war increasingly mechanical, again and again, until only…
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World War One was a barbaric waste of human life, just to keep European colonialism and imperialism afloat. All Quiet on the Western Front comes from an era before World War Two, when the consequences of that earlier war were still strongly felt. Partially the film stems from US sympathy for Germany after the war, but it acts as a blunt critique of all forms of war. All Quiet on the Western Front is very critical of those who profit from war, the governments and kings and manufacturers. Here was a war where ordinary people from so many countries were sent to fight just to please the powerful and their geopolitical interests. We must never forget it. All Quiet on…
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“a generation of men who, even though they may have escaped its shells, were destroyed by the war…
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Raw and intense warfare mixed with a group of high school students. It’s as saddening and innocent as it sounds. As one of the earliest talkies and anti-war films, the realistic bombardment is visually impressive and distressing in its sound design. Despite noticeable technical flaws, there’s a handful of masterfully executed scenes. It left me stirred but overall heartbroken.
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35mm All Quiet on the Western Front is one of those movies that makes you wonder how human hands, limited by the technology of the era, could craft something so emotionally devastating and technically daring. Words can’t even comprehend how a movie made nearly a century ago still feels so spiritually alive with those sweeping battlefield sequences, the close-ups of young faces already carved by fear, and the sound design that feels like a distant echo of real suffering. There’s absolutely no doubt filmmakers have used this movie as a blueprint, consciously or not; its fingerprints are visible across decades of war cinema. Yet, despite its towering influence, we can’t allow it to fade into existence simply because of its…
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So powerful and ahead of its time. The editing and camerawork are beyond impressive especially when you consider this was nearly 100 years ago!
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A brutal and immediate portrait of how horrifying a war really is. And we can still feel it to this day. This film strips the classic war film trope such as heroism and gave us what war truly is. It’s dirty, scary, exhausting and boys turning into bitter men after realizing they all died for nothing in the trenches in the name of their country and the promises of blaze and glory. Lew Ayres as Paul Bäumer and his emotional…
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Woke up, showered, got ready, went to school, then watched during free periods. I read the book before this, and to be honest I do prefer the book. however of the film adaptations to come from it, I think this is by far the best. it is the only film I’ve seen which is actually an anti war film. I absolutely love the ending as well.
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“But you’re just a man like me, and I killed you” It’s all the same as it ever was – War is spurred on by the rich and powerful and carried out by the poor and vulnerable. Nobody ever wins, nobody gains, and everyone is worse off. Watching this in 1930 after being in the actual War had to have felt like getting hit by a semi truck, and the fact we let it all happen over again just a…
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One of my favorite movies for being gruesome for its time for being banned both countries for being anti that country, and for this real stories, they used from real soldiers from both sides
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Literally as powerful and relevant today as it was when it was made. Poignant. Magnificent. Powerful. Heartbreaking.
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This movie aged very well, probably way better than other “old time” movies. I was very impressed by the way it showed the horrors of war, in the end, it doesn’t matter what you die for, you just die.
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So much more realistic from a historical perspective. Is what most people say because they automatically assume that closer to the event is better. It was much better as a run of the mill anti war movie but it really can’t beat the 2022
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a great adaptation for a fantastic book, however i could not understand like. half the dialogue
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One of the movies – despite being almost a hundred years old – that allows you to see how foreign war truly is despite how natural it can feel. It reminds us that youth is wasted on the young, but because of the old. The final act is truly awe-inspiring. Those final shots retell the whole movie’s story in just a few seconds. When looking up the script to grab the dialogue pasted below, I saw that the script was…
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I read the book yesterday so I wanted to watch the original film adaptation. As far as adaptations go it was pretty loyal to the source as well capturing the emotional weight. There were some scenes I wish had made the cut (Russian POWs) but overall the film was great even if I couldnt help but think of English class when ‘dulce et decorum est pro patria mori ’ was said.
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Wirklich erstaunlich, wie anders man eine Geschichte erzählen kann im Vergleich zur Verfilmung im Jahr 2022. Hier fällt der gesamte Strang mit der Verhandlung im Zug weg, was ich echt begrüßt habe. Die Sets, “Effekte” und auch die Hingabe der Schauspieler haben mir wirklich gut gefallen und waren beeindruckend. Dieser Film hat auch ein ganz anderes Ende, was in meinen Augen deutlich eindrucksvoller ist. Jedoch hat der Film auch maximal unnötige Längen, und das Schauspiel ist dann doch in einigen Sequenzen limitiert. Sollte man auf jeden Fall gesehen haben.
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When I noticed there was only 2 minutes left, I literally told myself what the hell can happen in 2 minutes…. bruhhhhh he just wanted to get the butterfly to go to him. No one truly ever wins in war… rest in peace to everyone, I’m sorry the countries and the government failed you.
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Bélicamente buena
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I’ll never look at butterflies nor war in the same light
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I got an ad to join the us military during this. War is hell. War is cruel. War is evil.
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I didn’t know these guys were supposed to be Germans because all I saw was the all-American boy next door copy paste for eacc of the seven guys
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Great war film, very depressing and does not shy away from the horrors and terror of war yet still somehow has time to introduce a colorful cast of lovable misfits just trying to make the best of what they have. These are fathers, brothers friends and children of loved ones forced to fight against people they do not know nor care to fight. I love when they discuss how to end war and they talk about how they should make…
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Uma mulher varre a sala da casa enquanto seu marido abre a porta da rua vangloriando as capturas de guerra de seu país. História de uma geração de alemães que enfrentam a primeira guerra mundial no campo de batalha. Questiona os motivos de guerra e o valor das consequências. Extraordinária cinematografia com produção de “poucos” recursos, excelente direção e fantástica capacidade de manter o espectador ligado mesmo sem uso de trilha sonora musical.
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kitabini okuduktan sonra filmi var mi diye merak etmistim…yani varmis da olmasa da bi sorun olmazmis
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Another banger woke movie from the 30s
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Revolutionary direction for its time and outstanding cinematography but it also manages to sound preachy about being anti-war and is so on-the-nose that it took me out of it completely
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a historical epic of truly impressive proportions. utterly groundbreaking in so many ways, and still deeply impactful.
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An excellent film, albeit held back by the difference between it and the source material, as well as by the technology of it era. It slightly missed the target when it came to the tragedy of its source material, coming across less devastating and more mildy sad. Still good though!
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Para mim é de igual para igual com o remake em nível de qualidade. Lewis Milestone é um diretor excelente, e muito bom em direção com atores. Nesse filme tem atuações tão convincentes, que você até estranha para época, sendo que era uma época onde tinha atuações muito mais teatrais, nesse filme tem atuações mais humanas. E eu quero destacar a cena dos protagonistas esperando a sua vez de entrarem na batalha, debaixo de uma trincheira. É uma das cenas de terror mais bem feitas que já vi. Você fica aterrorizado juntos com os personagens. Filmaço! 9/10 Murilo RQ
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This probably rocked audiences from 1930 so hard. Like “This would kill a small Victorian child” vibes. Some of the shots I couldn’t believe were shot in the early 20th century. This film definitely pushed the medium forward. Genuinely think this was so far ahead of its time in a ton of technical aspects, but there are still plenty of scenes where the ‘film is just like stage plays’ mindset where it falls short. Overall, very impressive, and we always love an anti-war film. Does this pass the Bechdel test?: No
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Went into this blind. Left feeling quite moved. Mad to think this happened in real life. This is certainly not a film that glorifies war.
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War is hell, but somehow humans keep romanticizing it. the final scene says everything without saying much.
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Film per year: 1930 Check out the list here: boxd.it/PEEHO All Quiet on the Western Front really came to play, my god. This is such a step up from what I’ve watched in the years before this. Great sound design for its time and such a compelling and emotional story. First film in this list that I can say for sure I will come back to.
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Πώς γίνεται κάθε εκδοχή του τέλους της πλέον κλασικής αντιπολεμικής ιστορίας, είτε στο βιβλίο είτε στην οθόνη, να είναι τόσο σπαρακτική (σε καθεμία, το τέλος είναι κατά κάποιον τρόπο διαφορετικό). Προφανώς ένα επίτευγμα για το σινεμά της εποχής και μια ταινία που δικαίως έχει μείνει στην Ιστορία. Μπορεί κανείς να τη θαυμάσει και να την απολαύσει και σήμερα ακόμα, όμως δεν ξέρω αν υπάρχει λόγος (πέραν των αμιγώς ιστορικών) να επιλέξει κανείς αυτήν κι όχι την ομότιτλη του 2022.
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this must’ve been insane to watch in the 1930s theatre
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1 Year 1 Film: 1930 A group of young men enlist in the German army for the honour of fighting in the Great war. I am left empty. Not that this has anything new to say about war that I haven’t heard already, but to be one of the earliest, one of the closest to the actual events, to use the still fairly young medium of cinema to shatter the romantic illusions of warfare and honour so bluntly and clearly,…
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One the greatest war movies OAT
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Effects are so realistic even though it’s in the 1930s, even tho the ending..
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The acting styles may be antiquated, but the battle scenes in Lewis Milestone’s Oscar-winning anti-war picture still pack a punch after almost a century. Lew Ayres delivers a career-making performance as Paul Baumer, one of a group of schoolfriends who enlist in the German army at the outbreak of WW1, little realising the horrors that await. By turns harrowing, melancholic and poignant, All Quiet on the Western Front is a masterpiece that is all the more remarkable when one considers it was made at a time when most filmmakers were still struggling to adapt to sound.
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Knowing this had ww1 vets in it makes me wonder how those soldiers felt wearing those uniforms again
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So this feature film won ‘Best Picture’ but I really didn’t think much of it. Sorry, not sorry. So the fella in the poster there? you seem him in like 2 scenes. Just throwing that out there. I thought the lead actor, Lew Ayres who plays Paul comes across as a robot made of wood when it comes to acting. In some scenes, it felt like one could see the engine starting in his brain to make him move and…
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i’d give this movie 5 stars but since they failed to prevent ww2 i’ll have to cut 0.5
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Pretty good nice you can watch it for free since it’s in public domain
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Extremely ahead of its time, but noticeably camp acting dampers its serious themes that the book delivered on a bit more forcefully.
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Le mentor qui fait plus russe que germanique. Typique cinéma classique hollywoodien, autant dans ce montage rythmé qui découpe les séquences en laissant rarement les situations se poser. Que dans cette volonté constante de transmettre émotions/messages par les dialogues et moins par l’image (quelques fois c’est l’inverse). On peut souligner qu’aucun sujet n’est contourné : autant pour parler de cette méconnaissance des soldats concernant les instigateurs de la guerre et à qui cela concerne directement ; que pour cet endoctrinement…
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With how far movies have come today, they still managed to make the abominable wotw 95 years after this.
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WWI Band of Brothers before WWII Band of Brothers, a year right after Erich Maria Remarque’s novel hit international acclaim, Universal snapped up the film rights. Production went to the studio founder’s son, twenty two year old Carl Laemmle Junior and Lewis Milestone took to the director chair. Remarque refused to take the lead role of Paul Bäumer and Douglas Fairbanks Jr was unavailable but fortunately for Milestone, there was twenty year old Lew Ayres. His youthfulness and tenderness, his…
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Really really amazing movie, I get why people are pretentious about old movies now
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nossa tadinho de todo mundo e do paul 😢😢 vou colocar uma foto de perfil em homenagem a ele
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Whenever there’s a big war comin’ on, you should rope off a big field… And on the big day, you should take all the kings and their cabinets and their generals, put ’em in the center dressed in their underpants, and let ’em fight it out with clubs. The best country wins. The 2022 version was a lot more brutal, relentless and —for me— effective at showing the pointlessness of war. Probably just the result of +90 years of cinema…
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A very good or even great film that I’ll likely never watch again, and not because it’s harrowing so much as it’s exactly what you expect—through little fault of its own. In his landmark The American Cinema, Andrew Sarris makes a memorable close-reading comparison between two similar scenes in All Quiet on the Western Front and The Big Parade, finding Vidor superior to Milestone by almost mathematical logic. This has long stuck with me, and I’ve certainly tried to emulate…
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It was weird how not a single one of them had a German accent even though they were German soldiers and it looked weird when it looked like they were all moving in fast forward. Other than that though this was a fantastic film that portrayed the horrors of war perfectly but somehow all these years later we still haven’t learnt our lesson about war but hopefully maybe one day.
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من اكثر المشاهد المؤلمه في الفيلم عندما حصل بول على إجازة وعاد إلى مدينته وعائلته، اكتشف أنه أصبح غريباً بالكامل عن هذا العالم وعن الناس في بلدته من المدنيين، بمن فيهم والده ومعلموه في المقاهي، يتحدثون عن الحرب بنظريات رومانسيه وشعارات زائفه دون أن يفهموا حقيقة الجحيم والموت اليومي في الخنادق، كذلك لم يستطع بول أن يشرح لأمه المريضه أو لوالده ما مر به في الجبهه، وشعر كأن بينه وبينهم جدار عازل يفصله عن التواصل معهم فهو لم يعد ذلك الشاب البريء…
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Scene where he’s mowing them down with that machine gun was insane
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I’ve read that this movie was regarded as the Saving Private Ryan of its day, and it indeed pulls no punches. The illusion of patriotism and glory being shattered as soon as the boys step into basic training is deeply sobering, and it only gets more agonizing from there. The combat scenes are exceptional, and exceptionally graphic for the time; that famous shot of the disembodied hands gripping the barbed wire will stay with you. Lew Ayers’ haunted performance aids…
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sim. exatamente isso. nao tem o que comentar pq o filme ja diz tudo
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this should be mandatory to watch before joining the army, screw whoever glorifies the death of these poor soldiers when they died only because all the world leaders were having temper tantrums.
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Good good movie
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Haven’t watch but looks like the original one
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I think the remake that came out a few years ago is better, but this was a solid war movie. It’s got heart, it’s got likeable characters, it just feels longer than the remake. 7/10
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“Sweet and fitting it is to die for the Fatherland” —A Roman phrase translated by the Professor of a class of young German boys eager to join the war effort. All Quiet on the Western Front depicts the changing perception of war in the early 20th Century. Today, the sentiment that war abducts young men at an impressionable age, whips them into a jingoistic fervor, then sends them to die or return home crippled physically and emotionally is almost old…
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Me voy a morir, amo a mi mamá, amo a mi papá, amo a mi Jade, a mi familia, a los que me valoran, podemos mañana ya no estar
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the teacher says it like a benediction and the boys sign up like it’s a field trip.
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There’s nothing I can say about this movie that hasn’t already been said a thousand times over the past 100 years. The cinematography, sound design, and editing are jaw-dropping. Its anti-war message still hits hard today. Oh yeah, pre-code Hollywood was fucking great.
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“After all, war is war.”
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Im Westen nichts neues
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Wouldn’t recommend watching this and the minions movie back to back
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Das 3 adaptações de “Im Westen nichts Neues” do Erich Maria Remarque, foi o que eu fiquei menos triste ao assistir, mas com certeza foi o final que mais acabou comigo. Que mds, aquela cena da borboleta é equivalente a uma facada
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They lied; there were many moments the Western Front wasn’t quiet. This is unacceptable, misleading, deceiving, absolute malarkey. Instead, it should be called “all quiet on the Western Front except for moments of battle, arguments, war, then it becomes not-so-quiet, even loud at times, on the Western Front”
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Letterboxd TOP500 Random Roulette – #380 “All Quiet on the Western Front” follows a young German man named Paul Bäumer, who enlists in the army alongside his classmates during World War I. The boys head to the front convinced that they are about to experience a heroic adventure, but once they arrive, they are confronted with the harsh reality of war. Paul and his friends gradually lose their illusions and discover how the war destroys their lives and friendships. I…
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This movie was a masterpiece. It best shows what World War I actually looked like and how people spent years in the trenches. The film also does a great job of telling the story of the characters’ friendship and their trauma—how, after spending so much time at war, a person can no longer live without it. It’s one of the best movies I’ve ever watched. I love the line :We have lived through three years, four years! Each day like a year, each night like a century! Our bodies are earth, our thoughts are clay, we sleep and eat with death!”
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I can imagine this being a 10/10 masterpiece and a potentially life-changing experience in 1930. My rating is for the experience of watching it in 2026.
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This, for sure, beats the new version in so many levels.
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ijos deputa losque lo idealizaban todo desde fuera, porque luego fueron ellos los que quedaron
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all the best films leave you speechless. it did me, holy shit. just boys not allowed to be boys, thrown into the war with nothing but their bodies for the state to use and dispose of in muddy trenches. i knew how it was going to end, watching war films are a bit predictable, but i held out hope for little ole paul and what hope i had got squashed by that masterful ending. 5/5 is not enough.
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In theory it’s a good story. But I found it hard to get through.
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Better then the remakes
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Christopher Nolan should make another war movie
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The early sound era brought us one of the greatest anti-war films ever made, backed by impressive technical and narrative quality. Released just a decade after the First World War and nearly a decade before the Second, it communicates a powerful perspective on war and global conflict that we can still reflect upon today. No matter how excited people can feel about endorsing these clashes, for the ones in control, it is always just another quiet day on the western front…!!
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i really am a sucker for a ww1 story. it’s always so interesting to track the parallels between different tellings across history (such as my favorite novel, In Memoriam, as well as a recent read, At Night All Blood is Black) there were some shots that struck me with their composition, namely paul’s view from within the shell hole as well as any of the extended takes of running (which then reminded me of 1917) i was impressed by the writing,…
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filme muito bem feito para os padrões da época e achei muito bom igual aos outros remakes que vieram posteriormente, não tenho muito a comentar…
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В кино есть определенные элементы слёзавыжималки, давления на чувства (например, судьба сапогов товарища, которому ампутировали ногу); но если тезисы фильма, судьбы героев ленты крайне близки к существующим сейчас событиям, наверно это не вина фильма столетней давности, а человечества Понравилось, что фильм, как и книга, не сосредотачивается на одном элементе или локации, показывая различные стороны бессмысленного переламывание костей. Обилие персонажей не вредит повествованию, за счёт лаконичности коротких, маленьких сюжетов в одной большой истории складывается общее впечатление ужаса происходившего (и происходящего). Усиливается…
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Que nivel de producción para 1930, sin pantallas verdes sin tecnologia de computadores, la forma en la que transmiten cada escena al espectador. Es de no creer lo adoctrinados que estaban, el mismo profesor se encargaba de darles frases lavandoles las mentes, haciendoles creer que serian héroes para que fueran a la guerra. La devastación psicológica mientras avanza la guerra, donde se dan cuenta en la forma en la que estaban viviendo, conviviendo con ratas, muerte de compañeros, la falta…
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i will never understand why we can’t learn from films like these 100 years of movies
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100 “I’m doing my part!” Precious cattle being whipped into a frenzy of the potential of glory, fooled by prospects of making history and heroism, by geriatrics who never have to worry about it, straight to the slaughterhouse. There’s something profound about the extremely bouncy and optimistic way the boys swallow everything they’re fed at the beginning until reality crashes down on them one by one, and the realization that some of them won’t come back (and the ones that…
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This movie is outstanding and enough people said that already, it’s truly a masterwork! So here’s just some particular scenes that stood out to me: I loved the scene in which they talk about how a war/this war is started and how they feel that they shouldn’t even be a part of it, because they don’t feel offended by another country. The people that gain things from a war don’t actually fight in it. So Kat (I believe) says all…
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Hard to believe this was released in 1930
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Shouldn’t be this long
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J’ai préféré cette version à celle de 2022. Elle est plus intimiste, avec moins de batailles et davantage de moments de complicité entre les soldats. Ce choix me parle plus, le film laisse plus de place à son message anti-guerre qui paraît plus universel. L’horreur physique est suggérée plutôt qu’exhibée. On comprend la violence sans qu’il soit nécessaire de montrer des torrents de sang ou des corps mutilés. Du coup, l’attention est plus portée sur les personnages et leurs dialogues…
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War. War never changes. Ni se nota que tiene casi 100 años, la gente a cargo del mundo siguen siendo los mismos egoistas de siempre.
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Someone should have showed these guys Little Dark Age edits so they would realize that war is actually awesome. Real talk, sometimes old movies are kinda lame and that’s okay. Even though I can appreciating the significance of this story in its historical context, I gotta say: it kinda bores me. The action is decent (if not outdated) but the drama scenes just don’t do it for me. To me, it seems the character arcs have all been played out…
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Very book accurate
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Je ne dis pas que j’ai refait le plan final d’À l’ouest rien de nouveau dans mon film de fin d’études je dis simplement que l’on peut potentiellement, à mon humble échelle évidemment (je sais que Nostomanie ne vaut pas grand chose et je n’oserais jamais me comparer avec un autre bien plus grand que moi), établir un lien, tout aussi léger ou bête puisse-t-il paraître, entre ce plan des soldats marchant et se retournant en surimpression d’une colline couverte…
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war never changes (those who know)
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its a famous film for a reason
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İlk olarak 2022’de Netflix tarafından yapılan versiyonunu izlemiştim ve beni çok etkilemişti. Belki de Apocalypse Now’dan beri en çok etkileyen savaş filmi olmuştu. Çünkü küçücük telefon/tablet ekranından bana şiddetin dozunu ve savaşın akıl almaz korkunçluğunu geçirmek, şiddete karşı hissizleşmenin bu kadar arttığı bir dönemde büyüyen ve yaşayan biri için kolay değil. O muhteşem filmin orijinalinin de nasıl olacağını merak ettim. Ayrıca bu film direkt olarak Atatürk tarafından yasaklanan bir film ki izleyince Atam’ın yine çok doğru bir karar aldığını görüyoruz.…
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Ce qui est surprenant avec ce film, c’est de voir que cette pensée anti guerre n’est pas récente et même dans une Europe des années 30 meurtris par la haine la crise et le conflit récemment passé, des esprits rendent compte de l’absurdité d’une guerre. Cette prise de vue par une classe de jeunes accentue le message, nous n’avons pas affaire a un sage éclairé, mais a une jeunesse qui n’est même pas encore sortie d’école qui se retrouve face…
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Surprisingly intense battle scenes. The tone of the film felt a little disjointed at times, but the anti-war sentiment was effectively conveyed. Tbh my biggest issue is that I had trouble telling apart several of the protagonists, which blunted the emotional impact of their respective demises.
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it is what i expected and it still feels incredible. shocked at how good this looked and how well shot it was, it managed the terror and devastation brilliantly the earnest innocence and constant attempts at brevity make everything all the more devastating Katczinsky’s end is horrifying.
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It wasn’t quiet at all
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Savaşın yıkıcılığını anlatan en iyi film. O kadar güzel bir filmki kaç sene önce çıkmış olduğu hiçbir şeyi etkilemiyor. Eşsiz bir yapım. Oyunculukların vasat olduğu yerler var ama önemi yok. Anlatmak istediği , gösterdiği ve hissettirdiği ile mükemmel bir film.
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Having watched the remake first, the original feels a bit clunky in comparison, even for the time. Americans playing Germans leaves something to be desired. But it’s of course enjoyable and stands on its own.
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i dont know why my review is showing up now when i watched this in december though i watched the 2022 version first, i still believe this movie is a powerful anti-war film that remains one of the most impactful portrayals of the brutality of war in cinematic history. it was based on erich maria remarque’s novel (which i still havent finished reading). the film offers a look at the experiences of young german soldiers during ww1. the film’s raw…
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F
The new one definitely illustrates the inhumanity of war better, we watched this one in school cuz I don’t think you can really show the new one @ a school for obvious reasons. Definitely preferred the book over the movies tho.
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E
ในประเทศ Germany ใช่ว่าทุกคนจะคิดเหมือนดั่ง Adolf Hitler ยังมีบุคคลที่มองว่า สงครามไม่ใช่ทางออกของปัญหา กระนั้นแนวรบด้านตะวันตก เหตุการณ์ไม่เปลี่ยนแปลง ก็มิได้สร้างความเปลี่ยนแปลงอะไรให้เกิดขึ้น นอกเสียจากคว้ารางวัล Oscar สาขาภาพยนตร์ยอดเยี่ยม, “ต้องดูให้ได้ก่อนตาย” raremeat.blog/all-quiet-on-the-western-front-1930/
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YYasujiro Ozu 1 月 31, 1939
Aujourd’hui la douceur de l’air annonce le printemps, c’est comme un mirage, comme ce papillon survolant les tranchées dans à l’ouest rien de nouveau et que Paul – quelle mort magnifique ! – veut saisir juste avant de mourir… à la différence que mon mirage à moi ressemble plus à un portefeuille (note : parce mal payé) qu’à un papillon !
- Synopsis
- When a group of idealistic young men join the German Army during the Great War, they are assigned to the Western Front, where their patriotism is destroyed by the harsh realities of combat.
- Director
- Lewis Milestone
- Writer
- George Abbott, Maxwell Anderson, Del Andrews
- Studio
- Universal Pictures
- Country
- USA
- Language
- English, French, Latin, German
- Year
- 1930
- Runtime
- 133 mins
- USA21 Apr 1930
- USA29 Apr 1930
- UK14 Jun 1930
- USA04 Aug 1930
- Mexico12 Nov 1930
- USA28 May 2015
- Belgium29 Apr 1930
- UK26 May 1930
- USA24 Aug 1930
- Argentina11 Sep 1930
- Spain18 Sep 1930
- Uruguay09 Oct 1930
- USSR14 Oct 1930
- Ireland17 Oct 1930
- Japan24 Oct 1930
- Sweden29 Oct 1930
- France21 Nov 1930
- Germany04 Dec 1930
- Yugoslavia14 Dec 1930
- Austria07 Jan 1931
- Finland09 Jan 1931
- Netherlands23 Jan 1931
- Romania26 Jan 1931
- Mexico31 Jan 1931
- Norway16 Mar 1931
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