Paul Baumer and his friends Albert and Muller, egged on by romantic dreams of heroism, voluntarily enlist in the German army. Full of excitement and patriotic fervour, the boys enthusiastically march into a war they believe in. But once on the Western Front, they discover the soul-destroying horror of World War I.
A Oeste Nada de Novo, Sin novedad en el frente, Nada de Novo no Front, На Западния фронт нищо ново, À l'ouest rien de nouveau, Na západní frontě klid, Intet nyt fra vestfronten, A l'Ouest, rien de nouveau, Nyugaton a helyzet változatlan, במערב אין כל חדש, Ba'Ma'arav Eyn Kol Khadash, Niente di nuovo sul fronte occidentale, 西部戦線異状なし, Vakarų fronte nieko naujo, Intet nytt fra vestfronten, Na Zachodzie Bez Zmian, Nimic nou pe frontul de vest, На Западном фронте без перемен, На западу ништа ново, Na západe nič nové, 서부 전선 이상 없다, Sense novetat en el front, På västfronten intet nytt, 西線無戰事, Batı Cephesinde Yeni Bir Şey Yok, На Західному фронті без змін, كل شيء هادئ في الميدان الغربي, 西线无战事, 서부전선 이상 없다, แนวรบด้านตะวันตก เหตุการณ์ไม่เปลี่ยนแปลง, Qərb Cəbhəsində Yeni Bir Şey Yoxdur, Na Zachodzie bez zmian, كل شيء هادئ على الجبهة الغربية, На Западу ништа ново, Ουδέν Νεώτερον από το Δυτικό Μέτωπο, Intet nyt fra Vestfronten, Na Zapadu ništa novo, Phía Tây Không Có Gì Lạ, Na zahodu nič novega, Länsirintamalta ei mitään uutta, در جبهه غرب خبری نیست, Na západe nič nového, Läänerindel muutuseta
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Best war movie I've seen in years. I was bawling my eyes out during *that* scene between the two soldiers in the crater. Outstanding performances all around.
ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT is the most terrifyingly realistic depiction of war on film since Saving Private Ryan. A bleak, brutal onslaught on the senses with an immersive soundscape & astonishing cinematography. A stunning technical achievement on all fronts from production design, makeup, original score to Felix Kammerer’s agonizing performance.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
I absolutely get why people like this movie. It is a brutal and visually-impressive depiction of the mind-numbing violence and chaos of the First World War. It shows, unflinchingly, what it might have actually looked like to fight in those trenches.
For as good as that might be, however, it is not "All Quiet on the Western Front."
Erich Maria Remarque 1929 novel is not about the violence and chaos of The Great War, although that is an important part of the story. His novel is about the profound alienation of war, on the terrible toll it takes on those enlisted to fight it, and on the very real sense that even soldiers who survive can never really come home.…
Fine I guess? Well-made, I suppose? I just feel like I've gotten everything I can out of Oscar-nominated war films and I don't need to see any more
21 years later some mf really convinced all of for a second attempt.
Man if only these guys had seen 1917 they could've avoided all this
War never changes and neither do war movies. Still, some are better at depicting the senseless barbarity of war rather than romanticizing it and fortunately, All Quiet on the Western Front falls in the former. Faithful to the novel's famous anti-war message and backed by a powerful score with gripping cinematography, the film is another poignant reminder that there are no winners in war, only victims.
When Daniel Brühl said: "its all quiet on the Western Front", i literally came.
the silence i had watching that ending
artfully unremarkable. unremarkably artful.
Come and C/C+.
I would be so bad at war
All Quiet on the Western Front is the best war film I’ve seen in quite some time, arguably standing alongside 1917 and Hacksaw Ridge as one of the best this decade.
Not often are films made from the German perspective, let alone make you sympathetic towards the soldiers. Yet it’s an approach that worked wonders for me. These men weren’t monsters, simply soldiers under the orders of a deranged man. That’s what makes All Quiet on the Western Front one of the most terrifying depiction of war I’ve seen to date. It’s a bleak, brutal onslaught of death and disparity, humanising soldiers on each front while also painfully capturing the worst of humanity with little to no hope left. Its…
