In "All Quiet on the Western Front", the director used excellent photography skills and realistic style to shoot the scenes of war, position, charge, melee, as well as cruel horror and brutal murder, very vivid, vivid, thrilling, and impressionist. At the same time, the film's extremely high artistic achievement and rich connotation make it an "excellent doctoral dissertation." (by)
"All Quiet on the Western Front" is the first audio film to use mixed recording. The director Milestone is very good at using sound. He cleverly edited dialogue, soundtrack and sound effects on a single soundtrack. This was in the 20th and 30th century. The age is commendable. Some shots, such as the twitching and falling close-up shots of a hand of Paul when he was dying, were also taken with timeless meaning and were hailed as classic pens. This series of factors make the film not only possess the dynamic feeling of silent film, but also have the rich expressive power of sound film. (by)
