"Made in 1930, only 12 years after the war, this is a terrific film.
"It is told from the point of view of a young German soldier, which is unusual for its day.
"I first saw it on television as a young boy and I remember my first reaction to the very primitive sound and picture quality was soon replaced by total involvement in the story.
"The camera angles and staged battle footage have been copied in almost every World War 1 film made since. Many of the extras were veterans of the real battles, and it has a very authentic feeling.
"The final image is unforgettable."
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