All Quiet on the Western Front

While the war action may be a bit on the light side, and simply not done very well, the source material is something that is simply impervious to tarnish. Borgnine is a treat and all the other players are servicable at worst. It could have stayed a bit closer to the book, but other than that I have no complaints.

decent battle scenes, and the cast works well enough, however the limits of the made-for-tv medium are abundantly visible. overall feels like a broken paced series of vignettes rather than a cohesive, moving narrative.

Very faithful remake - although filming and film acting knowledge is more advanced now. If the dates were different I would have said Ernest Borgnine's role was written for him.

A big-budget TV remake of the 1930 masterpiece starring John Boy. Nowhere near the original's quality.

ger; [Im Westen nichts Neues]; ein junge wird an die front berufen, dort erfährt er den krieg mit seinen zerstörerischen eigenschaften.

IT WAS A GOOD MOVIE BUT THE ENDING WAS BAD...

The story is good, but having read the book first, I was sorely dissapointed. A lot of elements that were hard to translate to movie went missing, or were rendered incompletely. Besides this, for me it was weird to see British playing Germans fighting French. I enjoyed Borgnine, and the movie brought its message across without moralising, which I liked.

Not as good as the original.

Good, but not as great as the original.

Not nearly as good as the version from 1930, but still serviceable. Plus, it has The Borgnine.