All Quiet on the Western Front (2022) MOVIE REACTION

All Quiet on the Western Front (2022) MOVIE REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING!!

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Join us Fam, as we react to All Quiet on the Western Front. This may be one of the most Grimm portrayals of the first world war we have seen, and told from the German perspective. "If you don't learn from the past, then History is doomed to repeat itself". Enjoy Fam!
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@Crestling 5 ай бұрын

Great reaction guys! I watched this with my dad and we we both felt so shocked at the end with the last battle. Paul was so close to going home 😢.

@CocktailFlicks 5 ай бұрын

That last battle was shocking for all the wrong reasons. A lot of needless loss of life. Thanks for stopping by, always good to hear from you!

@MischaGER 5 ай бұрын

great reaction guys -what a masterpiece - Edward Berger has conquered the last bastion for Germany in the US, this epic movie earns as many Oscars (4 in 2023) as all German films in the last 60 years together ‼Finally arrived on the throne of the film world in Hollywood. What a glory night - I'm proud of Erich Maria Remarque and Edward Berger and Malte Grunert historical legacy for us Germans. 🎥🔥💪

@CocktailFlicks 5 ай бұрын

Thank you very much. So this movie really took off, and became a hit with the Oscars huh? That's great, they definitely deserved it. This was a very well made film, and deserved it's accolades. I'm happy this brought a lot of pride to the German Cinema Scene. Thank you for stopping by. Greeting from Texas!

@smal750 11 күн бұрын

🇨🇵🤝🇩🇪

@moyesboy1 5 ай бұрын

Another war film from a German perspective is "Das Boot" from 1981, (the directors cut, with subtitles), for many the submarine film of all and one of the best anti-war films of all time. Greetings from Germany

@CocktailFlicks 5 ай бұрын

Greeting from Texas. I have heard of Das Boot, but have not seen it. I will keep an eye out for it, because we are definitely interested in movies like this with the right message. Thanks for the recommendation!

@arnodobler1096 5 ай бұрын

@@CocktailFlicksWolfgang Petersen, the German director, and Jürgen Prochnow, the lead actor of “Das Boot,” went on to pursue careers in Hollywood. Truly a masterpiece.🤯

@unnamed5603 4 ай бұрын

@@CocktailFlicks best Film ever...

@rubenlopez3364 5 ай бұрын

In a way, sometimes World War II is referred to as an extension of World War I. It’s like they only took a break to re-populate for a while.

@CocktailFlicks 5 ай бұрын

That's so true. Not only to repopulate, but to upgrade the weaponry as well, and bring in some new and effective tactics. Thanks for stopping by!

@arnodobler1096 5 ай бұрын

Treaty of Versailles 🤔🤷‍♂️

@drewpaupanekis4710 4 ай бұрын

A French diplomat Foch, even said “ This is not peace, it’s a 20 year armistice” after signing the peace treaty of Versailles.

@TheScout554 Күн бұрын

if you know any history you know in trench combat is the most brutal it can get

@_lynx_8632 5 ай бұрын

Would love to see a reaction to "Das Boot" from you guys. Another masterpice showing the German side of war.

@CocktailFlicks 5 ай бұрын

Ok, We will find a time to watch it. Thanks for the recommendation!

@Darkbribe09 4 ай бұрын

44:45 to be fair they didnt try to make the french look like the bad people. The whole storyline based on Paul is basically fiction based on a random soldier that remarque wrote back then. The Netflix production took creative freedom and put this armistice discussion in there which is actually pretty much how it played out back then and less fictional. The treaty was basically negotiated in a train car between Ferdinand Foch (the french guy) and Mathias Erzberger (the german guy). Erzberger was really pushing the war to end as soon as possible, as he was quite catholic, anti war and a member of the social democrat party. The treaty was kinda unrealistic in general. Like they wanted germany to surrender more submarines than they actually had.

@smal750 11 күн бұрын

The navy part was negotiated by the british not french.

@Michael.96 Ай бұрын

Such a senseless war. And one that could have been so easily avoided so many times in 1914 during the July crisis. Like when Serbia accepted pretty much the whole ultimatum from Vienna, except for like one single point (sending Austro-Hungarian officials into Serbia to conduct investigations on the assassination of Franz Ferdinand and all "hostile" elements in Serbia). But certain military and political leaders were hellbent on getting this war (and even if it was avoided then, it could just as well have started over something else later). After all, those leaders weren't the ones sitting in a trench in the mud. They weren't the ones doing all the killing, or the dying, or getting crippled, or starving, or freezing. They were sitting in their warm and cozy offices and rooms, pushing units around on a map and fantasising about all the land they could conquer. That never changes. And once the war was on, the obstinacy of those very same leaders who rejected to even think about a negotiated peace or any compromises made that whole slaughter last for four years, until it all came crashing down, with Austria-Hungary completely breaking apart from the inside and the population in Germany starving due to the British blockade.

@ScottyDnB 3 ай бұрын

Really enjoyed this intelligent reaction, especially glad you watched it in original German, keep it up lads.

@the_timinator77 21 күн бұрын

the one thing that annoys me in this movie is skipping the boot camp they did; it makes it look like they went straight from getting their gear. I mean, the book clearly showed they did training before heading to the front!

@CocktailFlicks 20 күн бұрын

I remember Boot Camp in the movie from the 70's, and it was an important part as I remember too. I would have liked to see that as well!

@massivemike7358 Ай бұрын

And we also know how their ultra hard conditions turned out for the french later...

@smal750 11 күн бұрын

the conditions werent hard

@prometheus4993 5 ай бұрын

german ex soldier here, 14:56 you said like, what a horrible is this... is another war less horrible? ( ..btw i pray for the brave ukrainian soldiers and their families, some of whom are being bombed and killed with cruise missiles in their homeland. btw ... Suspension of compulsory military service decided on March 24, 2011.. by law! since then only german soldiers like in a normal job (

@CocktailFlicks 5 ай бұрын

I would imagine that all wars are equally horrible. This particular war had millions of soldiers bogged down in trench warfare, which lead to an unnecessary loss of life, and in return, little to nothing was gained. I do understand that all wars cost the lives of many good people, but for this movie, I reacted to the moment the way I did. I'm glad to hear that Compulsory military service was suspended. Hopefully for good. Our hearts go out to the brave soldiers as well. Thank you for your service, and for sharing your thoughts with us!

@Dreyno 3 ай бұрын

The artillery was often a long way behind the lines. Communication was difficult and calling in a barrage could take ages.

@montanus777 26 күн бұрын

plus it got less and less accurate the longer they used it and hence the risk of friendly fire got bigger and bigger. ernst jünger (author of "storm of steel" - the other big WW1-novel) talked about that.

@Fawnanimaltalent 5 ай бұрын

Try to react to hearts of iron music video 1864

@Arturas1244 3 ай бұрын

sry to tell artylery is used always before attack all that smoke is from arty, both sides where bombarding each other to oblivion, in both sides german and french arty was used daily non stop, you miss fact its ww1 they are equiped as they should, beyonets rifles ammo, both sides had same stuff, you miss fact 250 000 is nothing in ww1, they perished same as in video front was not moving anywhere. evryone in that war was meat basically, some americans landed and it was daily people from other countries joined and never came beck from same field there was no mans land front was not moving anywhere, war ended cause both where dead basically, french did not won, nobody would wiped anything as front was never moved for all war, iun france where same as in germany endless death

@oolooo 3 ай бұрын

Frankly , this movie is AWFUL either representing the book or the Great War , sucking at historical accuracy or source material accuracy . Funnily enough , a lot of German Veterans boycotted the book , hating its message .

@jasonmartin2388 2 ай бұрын

The movie was inspired by the book, not an adaptation of it. The director said if you want to watch an adaptation of the book go watch one of the older All Quiet on the Western Front movies. Also, a lot of Germans hated it, particularly Hitler and the Nazis because it was and is an anti war book.