All Quiet on the Western Front

"This movie shines a spotlight on the brutality and horrors of trench warfare during World War I at the Western Front, told from the German point of view. It's crazy and sad to think that 17 million people lost their lives fighting to move the front line without much success on either side during all that time. This movie is a hard watch in respect to its content and it is a little long, clocking in at about 2 1/2 hours. But it is very well done with great production value and acting all around. Very realistic. 8.5/10"

"Good historical film. It is sad and quite tragic. Still good and recommend to watch!"

"This film is brilliant. It's hauntingly scored and toned in stark melancholy, imagery nearly poetic. You could almost call it beautiful were it not about the brutality of war and the loss and tragedy that is its companion. It took weeks of watching slivers of it at a time, but I think that's all I wanted to absorb in each sitting."

"a quality disappointment. no chemical warfare attacks. a crazy farming family. it's baffling me on why can't any ww1 media actually succeed in what it is trying to represent. the last of us part two and the second season of alice in borderland give a much better motif on the horrors of violence. "

"In war there really isn’t a good or bad side"

"Great War movie "

"Holy sh*t. I haven't seen a war movie this intense in a while. And the all German dialogue just added to the experience vs the dub. If you have the stomach for a hellish telling of WWI, then there's likely no other modern movie that will do it better than this one."

"An incredibly well made film and a powerful reminder of the dehumanizing effects of war from the perspective of World War I. Top notch direction, performances (especially Felix Kammerer, Albrecht Schuch and Daniel Bruhl) and Oscar-worthy cinematography. Recommend viewing for all."

"8/10 The movie is difficult to say the least. You sit there, knowing what these boys do not: what they will see and what will happen to most of them. "

"does not have the full emphasis, horror, and weight as the 1930 version but carries the same anti-war message"