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Tag Archives: WWI
All Quiet on the Western Front (2022)
Director: Edward Berger Writers: Edward Berger & Lesley Paterson and Ian Stokell (Based on the novel by Erich Maria Remarque)
Posted in Action, Drama, Foreign, War
Tagged 1910s, 2022, action, adaptation, Albrecht Schuch, all quiet on the western front, Andreas Dohler, Anton von Lucke, army, battle, bomb, daniel bruhl, Daniel Marc Dreifuss, Devid Striesow, drama, Edin Hasanovic, edward berger, enlist, enrich maria remarque, Felix Kammerer, fight, flamethrower, foreign, friends, general, german, germany, guns, ian stokell, Im Westen nichts Neues, James Friend, Joe Weintraub, lesley paterson, luc feit, malte grunert, Michael Pitthan, michael wittenborn, military, nationalism, nationalist, no man's land, sebastian hulk, soldier, suicide, surrender, Sven Budelmann, teenager, train, treaty, trench, Volker Bertelmann, war, western front, world war 1, world war I, WWI
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Amsterdam (2022)
Director: David O. Russell Writer: David O. Russell
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Mystery
Tagged 1930s, 2022, adel nur, alessandro nivola, andrea riseborough, anthony katagas, anya taylor-joy, arnon milchan, assassin, assassination, car accident, chris rock, christian bale, comedy, conspiracy, daniel pemberton, david o. russell, doctor, drake, drama, ed begley jr., emmanuel lubezki, eye patch, Fascism, framed, glass eye, history, jay cassidy, john david washington, lawyer, margot robbie, matthew budman, matthias schoenaerts, michael shannon, mike myers, murder, murderer, mystery, nazi, nurse, one eye, rami malek, robert de niro, soldier, taylor swift, timothy olyphant, war, world war I, WWI, zoe saldana
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All Quiet on the Western Front (1930)
Director: Lewis Milestone Writers: Maxwell Anderson and George Abbott (Based on the novel by Erich Maria Remarque)
Posted in Drama, Review, War
Tagged 1930, academy award, adaptation, all quiet on the western front, best picture, c. gardner sullivan, death, del andrews, drama, erich maria remarque, george abbott, german, john wray, lew ayres, lewis milestone, louis wolheim, maxwell anderson, soldiers, solider, war, world war 1, world war I, WWI
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East of Eden (1955)
Director: Elia Kazan Writer: Paul Osborn (Based on the novel by John Steinbeck)
Posted in Drama, Review, Romance
Tagged 1955, albert dekker, beans, bible, biblical, brothers, burl ives, business, businessman, cain and abel, drama, east of eden, elia kazan, farm, father, james dean, jo van fleet, john steinbeck, julie harris, lettuce, lois smith, love, paul osborn, raymond massey, richard davalos, rival, rivalry, romance, salinas valley, son, war, world war I, WWI
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Paths of Glory (1957)
Director: Stanley Kubrick Writers: Stanley Kubrick & Calder Willingham and Jim Thompson (Based on the novel by Humphrey Cobb) Excellent. One of the great anti-war films. Heart wrenching and intense. Required viewing!
Posted in Action, Drama, Uncategorized, War
Tagged coward, cowardice, execution, firing squad, kirk douglas, paths of glory, Ralph Meeker, retreat, stanley kubrick, trench, trench warfare, war, world war I, WWI
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