What battle is the movie all quiet on the western front about?

The war described in Quiet on the Western Front is the Battle of the Marne River.

The first battle of the Marne River was a battle on the western front of World War I, which took place from September 5th to June 5438+02 in 19 14. In this battle, the British and French allied forces jointly defeated the German Imperial Army.

The Second Battle of the Marne was the First World War, which took place on the western front from July 19 18 to August 6, 2008. This is the last battle in which the Germans launched a large-scale attack on the western front. Because the allied forces led by the French army counterattacked and subdued the Germans, the Germans suffered serious casualties.

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In "Everything is Quiet on the Western Front", with superb photography skills and realistic style, the director captured scenes such as war, position, charge, hand-to-hand combat, cruel terror, cruel murder and so on vividly, vividly, and with impressionist style. At the same time, the film's high artistic achievements and rich connotations make it an "excellent doctoral thesis".

All quiet on the western front is the earliest mixed recording sound film. Director Milestone is very good at using sound. He skillfully edited dialogue, soundtrack and sound effects on a tape, which was very valuable in the 1920s and 1930s.

Some scenes, such as the close-up of Paul's hand twitching and falling when he died, are also meaningful and are known as classic pens. These factors make the film both dynamic and expressive.

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