They Sing Joyfully While Marching Not Knowing It Will Be Their Last Happiness

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  • @tennysonfordblackbird2087
    @tennysonfordblackbird2087 Рік тому +419

    Love the scene when they use the dead soldiers uniforms and just take out the name tag.

    • @jakeawesome_usa6370
      @jakeawesome_usa6370 Рік тому

      There’s nothing good about that war is Hell they’re ready they’re excited and then they see the reality

    • @melodybaoin1425
      @melodybaoin1425 Рік тому +18

      It kinda reminds me of the bots in the books. Where whoever wore the boots, he will die and then it will passed on to someone else.

    • @HerrKurt
      @HerrKurt 10 місяців тому +3

      Same with American soldiers

    • @T-h-a-t_G-u-y
      @T-h-a-t_G-u-y 9 місяців тому +11

      @@HerrKurtNo American soldiers own the uniform and keep it

    • @Campbloxxer
      @Campbloxxer 6 місяців тому

      i didnt get it at first but when i realized, my heart shattered

  • @marktercsak9728
    @marktercsak9728 10 місяців тому +96

    The real Paul Baumer was a commoner, he was a private in the infantry at the start of the war when they wore the picklehaube. He was decorated for bravery on the battlefield and was given the option to serve any unit he wanted he chose the Imperial German Air Service and was a flying Sergeant, aka Fighter Pilot, he became an ace with multiple victories and if I recall would become an officer and if memory serves was awarded the Blu max. He actually survived the war and died in an aircraft accident in the 1920's, a friend of his wrote the book that this movie is based on.

    • @dennisyoung4631
      @dennisyoung4631 7 місяців тому +2

      Erich Maria Remarque…

    • @JorgePedro63
      @JorgePedro63 6 місяців тому +2

      No it was based of erichs own experinces on the war

    • @Jon14141
      @Jon14141 6 місяців тому

      Damn

    • @Jon14141
      @Jon14141 6 місяців тому

      @SkajlusMaybe

    • @EssiereFFm
      @EssiereFFm 4 місяці тому

      @@dennisyoung4631 True, tho Erich Maria Remarque was an Alias used by the author. His real name was Erich Paul Remark

  • @shreyashvaidya2773
    @shreyashvaidya2773 Рік тому +255

    The worst part is, the young fight and die while the old get the recognition

    • @floriangeyer3454
      @floriangeyer3454 10 місяців тому +17

      and make the money

    • @That_greycoporal69
      @That_greycoporal69 5 місяців тому

      Well they were the people who did the strategy to win

    • @JbonePlayer
      @JbonePlayer 4 місяці тому

      @@That_greycoporal69 Yes, but the soldiers died for that

    • @KevinInPhoenix
      @KevinInPhoenix 3 місяці тому

      It has always been so throughout history.

    • @idkXIII
      @idkXIII 3 місяці тому

      ​​@@JbonePlayerno shit, soldier fight against other how do you expect them to fight?, like a airsoft match?

  • @diggilad781
    @diggilad781 Рік тому +158

    one of my relatives was killed by a German in WW1 in 1918. Sad to see how war can change so many lives. His Name was Alfred Russel and he is buried in a graveyard in France as his final resting place. Godspeed Alfred, Godspeed.
    edit: I have made a few mistakes. 1. he was not French. 2. He died in 1918
    RUSSELL, ALFRED HORACE
    Son of William George Russell, late of Aston; husband of Florence Russell
    Birth place: Aston, Birmingham.
    Born: April 1883
    regiment: North Staffordshire Regiment
    Cemetery: BOULOGNE EASTERN CEMETERY
    Cemetery/memorial reference: VIII. I. 162.
    Country: United Kingdom
    died: Tuesday 5 March 1918
    Name and number: Private Alfred Horace Russell 12554
    just your average soldier who was shot.
    please be respectful to the deceased

    • @LQMSJA
      @LQMSJA Рік тому +1

      Faker then pigs learning how to fly. but if it's real, sorry for your loss.

    • @WW1Historian
      @WW1Historian 11 місяців тому

      Godspeed, Alfred. He will be in my prayers.

    • @diggilad781
      @diggilad781 11 місяців тому +2

      it is real, i have been to his grave in france. thanks though.@@LQMSJA

    • @LQMSJA
      @LQMSJA 11 місяців тому +1

      @@diggilad781 ah sorry for your loss.

    • @hectorbalmaseda7690
      @hectorbalmaseda7690 7 місяців тому +2

      Je me sent très proche a vous: mon grandoncle , François B. , a péri le 28 août 1914, pres de Bertrix (Belgique) comme un héros, à la Guerre des Frontiéres. Nous ne l'oublions pas : nous gardons chez nous son souvenir à jamais.

  • @aaduranh602
    @aaduranh602 9 місяців тому +57

    It’s sad for the moms who were still waiting for their sons to come back

  • @devinbarnes7891
    @devinbarnes7891 Рік тому +162

    this movie was depressing but shows how war really is on people.

    • @TimeFadesMemoryLasts
      @TimeFadesMemoryLasts Місяць тому +1

      I can recommend "Come and see". But be warned, it's haunting.

    • @moraggunn4386
      @moraggunn4386 Місяць тому +1

      @@TimeFadesMemoryLasts read the book...some points in the movie are different than the book....and it is even more haunting

  • @54blewis
    @54blewis Рік тому +220

    It’s interesting to think that if Wilhelm II hadn’t dismissed Bismarck WWI more than likely would have never happened,a pragmatic and skillful master of diplomacy he probably would have been able curbed the Austrian urge for revenge,negotiated a compromise with the Serbs, and calm the nerves of the Russians and preempted their mobilization and kept whatever fighting that erupted contained….this is however mere speculation and a “what if”……

    • @mariocisneros911
      @mariocisneros911 Рік тому +13

      I think he died before the war

    • @54blewis
      @54blewis Рік тому +20

      @@mariocisneros911 1898….pulmonary endema,got stuck working in his garden with nothing to do,he was a man of action and probably would have lived longer if he something to live for….I still wholeheartedly believe that he would still have negotiated a settlement between Serbia and AHE, with Russia helping to mediate….

    • @kentak5748
      @kentak5748 Рік тому +2

      Bismarck died 1898

    • @Zeruel3
      @Zeruel3 Рік тому +2

      Bismarck was at the end of his rope and essentially planning a coup when Wilhelm II got rid of him in 1890, even if he didn't get sacked he'd die in 1898, best case is he puts the war off for a few more years

    • @54blewis
      @54blewis Рік тому +3

      @@Zeruel3 the real surprise was the speed of the Russian mobilization and the rapidity of the troop movements,Bismarck would not have been keen on supporting Austria by expanding the conflict outside of the Balkans,he would probably forestall Russia by advising against German mobilization,hopefully containing the situation….speculation of course…

  • @stephenpowstinger733
    @stephenpowstinger733 Рік тому +84

    I’ve heard a few people complain that this version of the story changes the ending - and made the story worse.
    All wars are a little different although they have things in common. WWI was unique for its long stalemate.
    Army, Vietnam 1968.

  • @thecl0ck30
    @thecl0ck30 Рік тому +100

    I grew up loving history, being so happy we left it all behind, the mass armies of peer to peer bloodshed. being so young I foolishly didn’t understand what was happening in the Middle East, I feel most people there didn’t. But to have that crushing feeling, the soul sinking feeling that after 100 years of that bloodbath of a war, Ukraine is invaded. Now thousands and thousands are thrown against their fellow man for what? Made up reasons, “politics” or a map needs to look a certain way. I don’t care what your thoughts are about Ukraine, what hurts me is that humans are no better now then we where then, we have better things be we are no better

    • @AW-zy1kw
      @AW-zy1kw Рік тому

      As an ex-military man myself it is hard to throw off the blind dumb patriotism. Most wars are nothing but the pawns dying to enrich their elite masters. WWI was the epitome of this. They were constantly in fear that the peasants would realize they did not have a beef with opposing soldiers. Mutiny was dealt with harshly.

    • @bradjenkins4319
      @bradjenkins4319 Рік тому +2

      Man will never change

    • @Batavia.Rblx1
      @Batavia.Rblx1 11 місяців тому +2

      In World War 1 there was one leader that I highly respect. His name was Albert I, king of Belgium. He fought with his army on the battlefield.

    • @JOHNSmith-pn6fj
      @JOHNSmith-pn6fj 10 місяців тому +1

      Very well said.

    • @svenerikjohansson8130
      @svenerikjohansson8130 9 місяців тому +1

      Yes. I support both Ukrainan individuals and Russians individuals who refuse to fight. I´m on the side of "the little human", and I think the state can never own the individual, meither the Russian nor the Ukrainian. Therefore I gave a young Ukranian I met in my country some money to help him. I support them who have traveled away and don´t want to obey neither Putin nor Zelensky. I´m a believing christian, and I don´t think a christian can carry arms. I wellcome Russian and Ukrainian war refugees to my country, because I´m against war and also for the reason that I believe we need more Europeans in my country. (We´ve had so large immigration from muslim parts of the world lately, and I´d want to balance that with more European immigration to my country.)

  • @marilyntaylor9577
    @marilyntaylor9577 Рік тому +66

    I bet not one soldier in WWI could tell you what that war was about.

    • @Maciliachris
      @Maciliachris Рік тому +11

      I would say that most soldiers would know what their own propaganda would tell. Austria-Hungary would want to avenge the death of their Prince by attacking Serbia, Russia would protect innocent Serbia to be invaded, Germans would protect their ally Austria-Hungary against the evil soviets and French, the French would defend their territory against an uncalled attack aso...

    • @marilyntaylor9577
      @marilyntaylor9577 Рік тому +1

      @@Maciliachris Like I said......

    • @Maciliachris
      @Maciliachris Рік тому

      @@marilyntaylor9577 Aaah, I see your point now. I thought you meant that soldiers would go to war out of pure patriotism without having a clue of why the countries declared war...

    • @marilyntaylor9577
      @marilyntaylor9577 Рік тому +3

      @@Maciliachris Yes sir! Reminds me of “All Quiet on the Western Front”. The politics were so convoluted, young men then thought only of glory and patriotism, as you said.

    • @KevinSmith-yo8qb
      @KevinSmith-yo8qb Рік тому +2

      It involved an ostrich...

  • @waynesutton2491
    @waynesutton2491 Рік тому +26

    Join the army! - "they say! ... It will be fun they say! "

  • @donjorge8329
    @donjorge8329 Рік тому +84

    They all died for NOTHING, on all sides.

    • @Austrian_toybonnie
      @Austrian_toybonnie 6 місяців тому

      You say it😢

    • @Robin-50
      @Robin-50 4 місяці тому +1

      they died for a man.

    • @Austrian_toybonnie
      @Austrian_toybonnie 4 місяці тому

      @@Robin-50 wasting live step one

    • @Raccoon12008
      @Raccoon12008 3 місяці тому

      It's It's for land, one greedy rich man with access to millions of men and money will send all that to fight over land, land just to build farms or create historical landmarks it's all a theater and the soldiers are meant to be the actors only this theater is real

    • @Robin-50
      @Robin-50 2 місяці тому

      @user-ki4sd5cf7m war is war wars are meant to achieve glory and sovereignty over territories or certain stuff. war will keep happening even if you hate it :)

  • @ganboonmeng5370
    @ganboonmeng5370 Рік тому +39

    Those who glamour war should be made to sit through this movie !

    • @sugarkane4830
      @sugarkane4830 Рік тому +1

      Who says war is glamorous who?

    • @jamilsalih9724
      @jamilsalih9724 Рік тому

      ​@@sugarkane4830not" who" specifically but war is glamorized through propaganda, war movies and most recently video games. The government lies to neive young men and convinces them to sign up under false pretenses.

    • @daviddougan6961
      @daviddougan6961 Рік тому +1

      Better yet, insist on their sons and daughters be drafted into the Infantry!

    • @Arandomguy23111
      @Arandomguy23111 Рік тому +3

      ​@@sugarkane4830people nowadays think war is epic and being a soldier is cool which in my opinion is bs

    • @executorlateran2982
      @executorlateran2982 11 місяців тому +1

      ​@@sugarkane4830
      Obviously the guys who sell weapons
      War make them rich

  • @michaelgeraghty3989
    @michaelgeraghty3989 Рік тому +25

    The film is consistent with the book it’s based on, but both are incorrect on one point. The attacks on the morning of the 11th, Armistice day, were instigated by the Allies, mainly US General John “Black Jack” Pershing.

    • @Ukraineaissance2014
      @Ukraineaissance2014 Рік тому +3

      Pershing doesnt get enough criticism, especially compared with other ww1 generals.

    • @Maciliachris
      @Maciliachris Рік тому +6

      Yeah this is the main criticism I have for this movie. I think they wanted to prevent to give the feeling of pro-German propaganda (evil Entente makes an useless last attack). But changing history like this and give the German a sort of bad image was really unnecessary.

    • @rcseiki2586
      @rcseiki2586 9 місяців тому +2

      Consistent with the book? There are so many differences, I don't even know where to start...

  • @snowyboi11
    @snowyboi11 Рік тому +80

    This movie shows how "Great" a war is... I guess war will never change.

    • @guywerb
      @guywerb Рік тому +5

      Nor will mankind.

    • @itorca
      @itorca Рік тому +7

      To say war doesn't change is incorrect and failing to understand why wars are fought. On happy note several wars have happened with 0 battles and 0 deaths. The objective of war is what matters. The way and how war is waged is a evolution of human culture and technology. Wars are fought under a spectrum of different reasons all requiring a change in doctrine and mindset. The training for battles has also changed to suit operations for future wars based on thesis strategies and current global politics. In other words to say war doesn't change is discount way of dismissing the event or events as another blunder of human error. Rather then a struggle of has and has not or other Intricacies in which sociel spheres and their interactions. War is a complex social issue not unique to humans. We as just happen to be the only ones who think that war is bad and have not found a peaceful resolution that can be expedient enough that war is no longer useful.

    • @troyridesph872
      @troyridesph872 Рік тому +4

      It's called the great war cause it's biggest war that happened at that time

    • @MrFregger
      @MrFregger Рік тому

      @@troyridesph872Für die Deutschen heißt er 1. Weltkrieg

    • @TamaraWarden-k8r
      @TamaraWarden-k8r 5 місяців тому

      war. war never changes.

  • @csnnav5624
    @csnnav5624 Рік тому +28

    such a sad movie man
    rip to everyone that died in every war that happened in this shitty world we live in

    • @MetaKnight964
      @MetaKnight964 Рік тому

      Don't offer condolences to nazis, fascists, or communists.

    • @csnnav5624
      @csnnav5624 Рік тому +1

      idc i feel bad to people that die in wars idc if they're communist or nazis or shit @@MetaKnight964

    • @executorlateran2982
      @executorlateran2982 11 місяців тому

      ​@@MetaKnight964not every soldier that serves those regime weren't evil
      They follow orders from their superiors
      And guess what many of the Nazi soldier you hate
      Did not even know the atrocities their leader made lots of them were children
      And of course this is the great war
      ww1
      A communist country did not exist in this time
      And the Nazis

    • @csnnav5624
      @csnnav5624 9 місяців тому

      💀@Rumcajs1-yy2tm

    • @Steve-cs3ud
      @Steve-cs3ud 9 місяців тому +1

      @@MetaKnight964 Don’t forget the Americans.

  • @Jadestonezz
    @Jadestonezz Місяць тому +1

    The fact their parents are still waiting
    For then to come back home 🙁💔

  • @jeffreyrothman1757
    @jeffreyrothman1757 9 місяців тому +5

    The Italian front was very similar. Those on the high ground kept it. Hundreds of thousands died. The twelve Isonzo campaigns were an exercise in idiocy.

  • @productsandfame2701
    @productsandfame2701 Рік тому +32

    Wow never seen a movie POV from the German side. It's always the allied side in any movies.

    • @formalist6096
      @formalist6096 Рік тому +8

      Bro have you been living under a rock? There is TONS of German war films.

    • @Maciliachris
      @Maciliachris Рік тому +4

      @@formalist6096 He is right though in that the Germans are mostly seen as antagonist, even for WW1, probably due to WW2. So yeah, there are a number of movies depicting the German side, but compared to the huge number of Hollywood productions showing the fight agains the Germans, it is understandable that most people haven't seen the German side a lot.

    • @formalist6096
      @formalist6096 Рік тому +1

      @@Maciliachris I understand that idea completely. Sorry if I ignored that aspect.

    • @Maciliachris
      @Maciliachris Рік тому +1

      @@formalist6096 Hey no worries, I commend you for knowing about a lot of movies from the German sides! :-D

    • @theTF2sniper
      @theTF2sniper 2 місяці тому

      If you havent seen it allready, Highly recommend the original Das boot from 1981.
      Also a 100% POV, tells the tale of U96 during WWII. Very powerfull anti war movie..

  • @calvinsuu1949
    @calvinsuu1949 Рік тому +11

    The flamethrower scene....wall of fire shooting and devouring everything....sheesh

  • @mircovannucchi6600
    @mircovannucchi6600 5 місяців тому +2

    My grandfather William was born in 1887. Italian front Alpini Fiamme Verdi. He runned on many battlefields from Isonzo to Piave. Caporetto, Vidor, Solstizio. First wave bayonet assaults. The hell in earth, every time the grass changed colour. He was a survivor. Rip.

  • @captainlincoln7050
    @captainlincoln7050 9 місяців тому +5

    I just finished watching all quiet on the western front 1930. It's amazing and then it starts as Germans head to France in the front lines. Your attached to the 2nd company from 1914 but paul goes back to war in 1917 then he died trying to get a butterfly😢.

  • @Meowthfan67432
    @Meowthfan67432 4 місяці тому +2

    A sadder thing is that Paul's dog tag was never removed, because the soldier got distracted by the piece of cloth, meaning that he was one of the forgotten of the war.

  • @justadutchman5169
    @justadutchman5169 Рік тому +9

    Young men dying in Old men’s Wars.
    War’s, indeed, never changes.. 😞
    Whole generations of men lost.. and for what?
    Live in the Sunshine ☀️

    • @Robin-50
      @Robin-50 Місяць тому +1

      for securing interests that will be positive for the country.

  • @lightningkamagong8028
    @lightningkamagong8028 Рік тому +32

    That German general should be in the front line

    • @rudrashakti108
      @rudrashakti108 Рік тому +3

      Unlike the allied ones?

    • @lightningkamagong8028
      @lightningkamagong8028 Рік тому +8

      @@rudrashakti108 My point is the war will be over soon, why force your men to die?

    • @tekay44
      @tekay44 Рік тому +3

      didn't happen, would never happen. men wouldn't go into battle with a couple of hours left in the war. if he had 300 men he would have been shot 300 times. not to mention the incredible treachery. this is a bad movie.

    • @Ukraineaissance2014
      @Ukraineaissance2014 Рік тому +4

      ​​@@tekay44he americans organised an attack on the morning of the 11th which was carried out with large casualties, despite knowing it was over. So it did happen.

    • @Maciliachris
      @Maciliachris Рік тому +1

      @@tekay44 It did actually happen, but not from the German side. There were American soldiers who arrived on the battlefield and wanted to kill some "Boche" to not come home ashamed, there were French soldiers who still wanted some revenge...
      And everybody talsk big about shooting a general instead of following orders, but in real life, peer pressure is immense; how can you know you won't be shot immediately afterwards from those loyal to the general? Even if you aren't and you aren't condemned by the law, you will come back as the "officer killer", do you think you will find any employment in your hometown you defended? Don't you have more chances on the battlefield?
      The movie is pretty realistic in this regard, it just shouldn't have been portrayed on the German side who didn't do any last attacks after the armistice had been signed.

  • @mikecain6947
    @mikecain6947 10 місяців тому +4

    a great movie, one of the best showing the total futility of war.

    • @HooDatDonDar
      @HooDatDonDar 2 дні тому

      Although that is not strictly true.

  • @williamschlenger1518
    @williamschlenger1518 Рік тому +9

    All quiet on the western front Great movie.

  • @HeyTaXi
    @HeyTaXi 3 дні тому

    When I watched this it made me feel like a WWI version of "Come and See". Both leave you empty, which is the real side of war.

  • @kapok2731
    @kapok2731 10 місяців тому +3

    In memory of my two grandfathers and my great uncles (french infantry), who defended us against the germans. ♥

  • @silviadoibani4790
    @silviadoibani4790 2 місяці тому +1

    Rest in peace to all of the people lost in all world conflicts. War is a horrible thing that leaves the survivors traumatised for life.

  • @2025-e4n
    @2025-e4n 4 місяці тому +2

    Those old men spoke some words "Its your DUTY to fight for the GLORY of The FATHERLAND!!! It'll be GLORIOUS! GLORIOUS! its your Duty! Its an HONOUR!" The boys smiled as since these words spoken....made them eager and very happy! (those *same* old men made SURE that _their_ sons weren't goin to the trenches!)

    • @HooDatDonDar
      @HooDatDonDar 2 дні тому

      Not so. That was not the Prussian tradition.
      I’m glad it’s gone, but facts are facts.

  • @TrailerRoyal
    @TrailerRoyal 10 місяців тому +2

    Best Recap Ever.

  • @Cybernaut76
    @Cybernaut76 Місяць тому

    Those young men were virtually LIED to!

  • @huangkaren2604
    @huangkaren2604 10 місяців тому +3

    The movie name is: All quiet on he western front it’s based off a real story of ww1

  • @CG-ng4tt
    @CG-ng4tt 9 місяців тому +2

    painfully beautiful movie

  • @coper137
    @coper137 Рік тому +15

    Hollywood movie, and not historically accurate.
    Historian reviewing it commented that French were the ones attacking in the last days of war,
    after Germans already agreed to surrender.
    (No reason for Germans to attack on last day, when they wanted war to end and offered surrender.)

    • @zachall101
      @zachall101 Рік тому +1

      Sorry but your completely wrong 😂😂 why don’t you explain how there were German troops who continued to fight and hold out to kill as many allied troops as they could🤔 SO THEY DID CONTINUE TO FIGHT
      just how people say the war ended in 1945, YET Japanese troops DIDN’T STOP FIGHTING TILL 1976 THATS 12 YEARS AFTER THE WAR SUPPOSEDLY ENDED
      Both the Germans AND the Japanese didn’t stop fighting when the war had ended

    • @DK-zy5fm
      @DK-zy5fm Рік тому

      @@zachall101 This ww1 not ww2 plz read a history book moron. Japan was on the allied side in ww1 Germany surrender because president Wilson was offering fair terms but the French and the British wanted blood the last attack of the war was done after the armistice was sign by a British commander who decided Britain and would be at war again he kill 150 germens and lost 90 brits they changed his with over 200 counts of murder he was shot by firing squaded.

    • @Ukraineaissance2014
      @Ukraineaissance2014 Рік тому

      Counter attack was a key part of german defensive doctrine and one of the reasons they lost so many men. Attacks carried on until the last hours

    • @Arandomguy23111
      @Arandomguy23111 Рік тому +1

      This is a moviet abt war and its brutality, not a documentary

    • @Arandomguy23111
      @Arandomguy23111 11 місяців тому

      @@mcdough-sl7wf ikr like take ur history expertise somewhere else

  • @littletrainguy
    @littletrainguy 2 місяці тому +1

    Man i loved the movie but couldn't get past the moment where he and the frenchman were in the shellhole together

  • @JLinkinmiere827
    @JLinkinmiere827 Рік тому +10

    10:30 Frenchmen looks like C. Ronaldo.

  • @JohnnyIsAwesome
    @JohnnyIsAwesome 23 дні тому +1

    Finally a movie that is about the perspective of the Germans. Instead of the “Germans” being the nameless evil cruel people.

  • @williamschlenger1518
    @williamschlenger1518 Рік тому +1

    Thank you for posting.

  • @dstaff7373
    @dstaff7373 Рік тому +6

    Imagine Wearing a Recycled Uniform ♻️ of some Poor Young Soldier who's Soul Left his Body while In. Here You Are Marching Into the SAME Bullshxt That got The previous Owner Killed. Back Then They didn't really Care about the Individual Psychological 😕...

    • @MetaKnight964
      @MetaKnight964 Рік тому

      What the heck is individual psychological?

    • @dstaff7373
      @dstaff7373 Рік тому

      @MetaKnight964 Sit on it slowly n I'll tell yea...

    • @Robin-50
      @Robin-50 Місяць тому

      @@MetaKnight964 fr

  • @chadwhitman1811
    @chadwhitman1811 Рік тому +5

    Just think the world was ready to do it all over again in 20 years.

    • @TamaraWarden-k8r
      @TamaraWarden-k8r 5 місяців тому

      to think WW1 was considered (At the time) "The war to end all wars"

  • @Wodenseyes
    @Wodenseyes 16 днів тому

    I have a great Uncle that was married to a woman whose grandparents were Nazis. Her parents and two older brothers went to back to Germany to join the Nazis and my Great Uncle was a pilot in the AirForce near the end of the war. He never fired a weapon but said even if he knew it was her whole family he’d have dropped a bomb on their house. Strange times

  • @SammyAlexander-n2c
    @SammyAlexander-n2c 5 місяців тому +1

    Name of movie: All quiet on the western front

  • @marktercsak9728
    @marktercsak9728 10 місяців тому +8

    Another myth is that Imperial Germany unprovoked invaded Belgium and then in to France.
    It was the other way around when war were declared, the French set two armies off two invade imperial Germany, the Germans got wind of this and then counter attacked the French in the exact same location as the battle of the buldge took place , it lasted a few days the French withdrew and the Germans pursued them and went into the rest of through Belgium.

    • @KingOfTresune
      @KingOfTresune 6 місяців тому

      That’s blatantly wrong, also the Battle Of The Bulge happened in WW2.

    • @trident6547
      @trident6547 6 місяців тому +1

      @@KingOfTresune "then counter attacked the French in the exact same location as the battle of the buldge took place" Try to read and understand a comment you reply to.

    • @MicaOShea-oe7ir
      @MicaOShea-oe7ir 6 місяців тому

      That's not true. France even pulled back their units from the German border in an attempt to de-escalate. Germany then invaded Belgium, drawing Britain into the war, in order to get around the Maginot line and attack France through its unfortified border with Belgium.

  • @mitcheltse
    @mitcheltse 18 днів тому

    Love how this movie is on the German’s side to show that the Germans weren’t just brutes, and that war is horrendous for everyone

  • @dennzsallatic9240
    @dennzsallatic9240 Місяць тому

    I cry to the title

  • @mrning864
    @mrning864 Рік тому +4

    saddest movie SUPPORT MEMORIAL DAY!

  • @44pacino90
    @44pacino90 6 місяців тому

    The best WW1 movie ever and one of the best war movies period.

  • @joynerperez6592
    @joynerperez6592 4 місяці тому

    Name of movie

  • @theo9952
    @theo9952 13 днів тому

    Ιt is so insane to order soldiers to climb up the trenches and run against the lines of the enemies who are shooting at them. Ancient soldiers with swords and spears at least had their shields, but those unfortunate youths had nothing to protect them against bullets and bombs. Their life or death depended entirely on luck which mostly was not on their side.

  • @Plaazzzz
    @Plaazzzz Рік тому +2

    I saw the thumbnail in a meme which is the main reason why i clicked on this video

  • @tea6289
    @tea6289 10 місяців тому +1

    At 8:00 It wasn't an officer, it was a sergeant as "Feldwebel" means sergeant in German.

    • @trident6547
      @trident6547 6 місяців тому

      No it does not. feldwebel was a much higher rank among the NCO:s:
      Kadett
      Feldwebel-Leutnant
      Offizierstellvertreter
      Feldwebel
      Wachtmeister
      Vizefeldwebel
      Sergeant
      Unteroffizer
      Uffz
      Corporal
      Oberjäger
      Objäg

  • @xx_nobel744
    @xx_nobel744 Рік тому +6

    I can’t wait for my last happiness

  • @chantelleli2389
    @chantelleli2389 18 днів тому

    I am subsribed

  • @MrSirwolf2001
    @MrSirwolf2001 Рік тому +7

    Well, I've read the unabridged All quiet on the western front and watched both the 1930 and 1979 film (Richard Thomas and Ernest Borgnine, seriously, is there nothing that he won't do?)...and this,...did not resemble any of them.

    • @tekay44
      @tekay44 Рік тому +1

      this could be the worst movie of all time, the book was phenomenal and the 1930s movie was chilling. they used the actual veterans of ww1 vets for the battle scenes and how they actually went into the trenches is crazy.

    • @Courierman6
      @Courierman6 Рік тому

      ​@@tekay441 just because it's a bad adaptation of some honestly overrated book doesn't mean it's a bad film

  • @darrenjones2933
    @darrenjones2933 29 днів тому +1

    This was an absolute tragedy. Monarchs throwing away millions of lives over what essentially was a dick measuring contest. Europe has never recovered from WWI, and probably never will. America is not far behind.

  • @fado792
    @fado792 Місяць тому

    ""We will be back with Christmas!!""

  • @Cosmic-Militia
    @Cosmic-Militia Рік тому +5

    Why can’t you have the movie titles listed in the actual name of the recap, is there a particular reason why you want to don’t want to keep it clear and concise? And why does every single recap video have to have an A.I voice over? it just doesn’t sound natural.

  • @brtecson
    @brtecson 13 днів тому

    It's crazy that they learned not to linger around after making an attack because the enemy will know their positions. Then one of them gets killed after lingering around, by a little boy with a rifle, after a goose egg theft.

  • @OfficalBvndle
    @OfficalBvndle Рік тому +2

    bro the music is putting me off

  • @spencerburrows3525
    @spencerburrows3525 Місяць тому

    This remake was not a patch on the Book, the 1930 original and 1979 first remake.

  • @antoinemozart243
    @antoinemozart243 Рік тому +4

    The English title is bad. The German and French ones are far more powerful and similar : Im West, nicht Neues. A l'ouest rien de nouveau. It doesn't mean that the western front is "quiet" but that there is nothing worth mentioning ( neu or nouveau) )in the newspapers. The correct title should have been : nothing new on the western front.

    • @excelgazialimuhiddinhacibekir
      @excelgazialimuhiddinhacibekir 8 місяців тому

      Agree with you by 100%.

    • @KingOfTresune
      @KingOfTresune 6 місяців тому

      All Quiet On The Western Front is also a great title though, all the guns have fallen silent, the only sounds are the bells signaling the end, the war is over.

    • @antoinemozart243
      @antoinemozart243 6 місяців тому

      @@KingOfTresune . No. The French and German titles are more accurate. "Im West, nichts Neuss" and " à l'ouest rien de nouveau" is the title of the newspapers mentionned at the end of the book. Far far more significant. Nothing new means that for the government nothing is worth mentioning, forgetting all the deads.

    • @Some_Guy_6
      @Some_Guy_6 3 місяці тому +1

      @@antoinemozart243 The correct translation of this movie to English would be = In the west, nothing new. Wich points to the constant attacks and defending over a few meters. Paid by countless of blood and bodies.

  • @RecapsMovieZone
    @RecapsMovieZone Рік тому +10

    Your recap was better than the actual movie! Just kidding... but seriously, it was great.

  • @Daisy-Summer
    @Daisy-Summer 2 місяці тому

    "We have so much to say... Yet we shall never say it" -Erich Maria Remarque

  • @Notgonnausemyrealname
    @Notgonnausemyrealname 8 місяців тому

    I would like to see a recap of the 1979 version of the movie. Please

  • @Frogyv2-f8f
    @Frogyv2-f8f Місяць тому

    Movie name all quiet on the western front

  • @martinburdett804
    @martinburdett804 Місяць тому

    Yes they all fought and died for nothing, are politicians have decided to give this former great country away😢

  • @brooklynbecker2080
    @brooklynbecker2080 Місяць тому

    Movie name:all quiet on the western front

  • @Gballer46
    @Gballer46 Місяць тому

    I guess US guys were marching up singing " Over There" before they learned how bad it was

  • @mosesgollz1534
    @mosesgollz1534 Рік тому +2

    Movie name??

  • @thegrimraver3034
    @thegrimraver3034 8 місяців тому +1

    The song the song at the beginning is Morgen marschieren wir I recommend it by Heeres Musikkorps Hamburg Leitung & Hans Herzburg but you can do whoever you prefer a lot of the end quite abruptly the one i have suggested does not

  • @lukekrantz9240
    @lukekrantz9240 8 місяців тому

    its actually on the eastern front historically but they purposely did that to show that it does not matter what side or where the war is and no matter what its chaos.

  • @charlesbehlen6225
    @charlesbehlen6225 6 місяців тому

    A lesson in how often a film adaptation differs from the novel it's based on. Incidentally, the Germans executed fewer of their own than did the English or the French.

  • @slaavichii1129
    @slaavichii1129 3 місяці тому

    war never changes

  • @Vax8
    @Vax8 Рік тому +2

    What happened to franz?

    • @sdifarkanaraynarnugroho7213
      @sdifarkanaraynarnugroho7213 7 місяців тому

      he died offscreen during the retreat, but in the 1930 version he was sent home because he lost a leg

  • @AnnikaNygård-c6z
    @AnnikaNygård-c6z Місяць тому

    Inte bra Förbjud det

  • @Greatbonzz
    @Greatbonzz 4 місяці тому

    What I hated about the ending is that he died literally 5 minutes before the war ended.

  • @misterwinga4573
    @misterwinga4573 11 місяців тому

    Name of the movies please

  • @jakeawesome_usa6370
    @jakeawesome_usa6370 Рік тому

    War is hell you see they were destroyed by that war

  • @arturomacalinga4290
    @arturomacalinga4290 29 днів тому

    War Is HELL

  • @chrizzle6222
    @chrizzle6222 Рік тому +5

    Europe ruined its chance to rule the world in these trenches they already had colonial power what a shame

    • @antoniohinojos3808
      @antoniohinojos3808 10 місяців тому +1

      Imagine all that energy and wealth pumped into something useful, what a shame.

  • @gatorcroc7212
    @gatorcroc7212 Рік тому +8

    All quiet on the western front 2022

  • @Roxyiscrazy4u
    @Roxyiscrazy4u 3 місяці тому +1

    Soldiers don’t start war,politics do

  • @pragyangurung8731
    @pragyangurung8731 7 місяців тому

    I thought there were medics to revive the people who died, but they just put them in caskets

  • @british_animates
    @british_animates 2 місяці тому

    I feel like this ha something to do with the movie 1917 cuz Schofield said there would be a German attack

  • @nachokip
    @nachokip 8 місяців тому

    First they didnt know what they were getting into so they just joined the army now people seen what an hell it was and almost nobody joins

    • @Robin-50
      @Robin-50 Місяць тому

      2 mil ppl in indian army, 1.2 mil people in american army, a million soldiers in russia. they are a small fraction. nobody ever wanted to join

  • @feliscatus5161
    @feliscatus5161 Рік тому

    GUYS DONT TURN ON CC AT THE START OF THE VIDEO

  • @bentrang-q4v
    @bentrang-q4v 11 місяців тому

    Movie name all quit on the westurn front

  • @Despicablehim530
    @Despicablehim530 11 місяців тому

    If anyone wants to know this movie it’s call All Quiet On The Western Front

  • @brianriley5383
    @brianriley5383 10 місяців тому +1

    If I had been born 50 years earlier I would have been 18 in 1914.

  • @reynaldoflores4522
    @reynaldoflores4522 Рік тому

    This is a nice movie but it cannot ever replace the original movie which starred Richard Thomas and Ernest Borgnine .

    • @Georgs4260
      @Georgs4260 Рік тому +2

      Sorry the first version was filmed 1930 by Lewis Milestone and received an Oskar for best movie.

    • @reynaldoflores4522
      @reynaldoflores4522 Рік тому +1

      @@Georgs4260 You are missing my point, wiseguy. I admit my error, but the whole point of my comment was that the earlier ( not original ) movie which starred Richard Thomas and Ernest Borgnine was BETTER than this version.

    • @Georgs4260
      @Georgs4260 Рік тому +2

      @@reynaldoflores4522 Okay, I haven‘ seen the newest version, but the version with Ernest Borgine was very Food.

    • @IndieVolken
      @IndieVolken 10 місяців тому

      bollox

  • @ignaciogodoy7095
    @ignaciogodoy7095 14 днів тому

    Thats why in some cases they buried the soldiers naked?

  • @deadby15
    @deadby15 6 місяців тому

    From the German perspectives, the Allies are solely responsible for all the deaths snd suffering because they foolushly and inexcusably refused to surrender right away without fighting, which would have avoided needless tragedies. From the French perspectives, the opposite is the case.

  • @AviationwithBeck
    @AviationwithBeck Місяць тому

    Bro is supporting the germans

  • @hughjayn1s
    @hughjayn1s 15 днів тому

    Wait isn’t the French soldier Paul stares at in the end his old friend

  • @panzërlaünk-Mk99
    @panzërlaünk-Mk99 Місяць тому

    Name:All quiet on the western front

  • @fitforfreelance
    @fitforfreelance Рік тому +2

    Brutal

  • @brianmatthews9697
    @brianmatthews9697 4 місяці тому

    Good movie but not accurate to the book. The 1930 version was truer to the book. Many of the extras in the original really served in WW1. Special effects in this version were outstanding.

  • @YT_QUIM
    @YT_QUIM 6 місяців тому

    Anywhere and anytime your wearing a died soldier clothes