Much of the film is impressive, especially after reading the books. When I read the book, I saw all this and thought in my mind what a bleak situation it was! The shelling in the movie should not be a special effect, the endless charge is played by real people. The transformation of the owner of Franz's boots in the movie, it took only a few scenes to finish several pages of the book, which impressed me a lot, and it wasn't that procrastinating. When they first came to the front line for their first mission, the driver said, "If you are still alive, I will come and pick you up." Those recruits were looking back in confusion as they advanced, as if their death had become a foregone conclusion. . Rat fight in the trenches, one of the few enjoyable scenes I've seen in the book, the movie still made me laugh when it got to this scene. In the book, there are many detailed descriptions to illustrate the cruelty of the war, those soldiers who have broken hands or broken feet and are still attacking. The movie used one scene to describe it. After the grenade passed, a pair of hands hung on the barbed wire, which left a deep impression on me. In the end, Paul still did not look forward to the end of the war, but in the book Paul lived until the end of the war. The black-and-white film style is also very emotional, and there are no extra colors that make people believe that it's all disheartening.
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