This early sound film, one of the boldest anti-war movies ever made, is a milestone movie – and not just because its director is Lewis Milestone. Released in 1930, this version of Erich Maria Remarque’s gripping novel about life (and death) in the German trenches painted a portrait of WWI that came before, but didn’t prevent the German enthusiasm for, what became known as WWII. Lew Ayres stars.

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