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All Quiet on the Western Front Final Scene
1930s & EarlierAll Quiet On The Western Front Final Scene
One of the few movies that was better than the novel upon which it was based: All Quiet On The Western Front (1930). It's the story of a German youth, Paul Bauman, who patriotically volunteers for service in the First World War with his classmates. His enthusiasm quickly fades to cycicism as the horrors and brutality of modern warfare become apparent. This famous final scene (which does not appear in the novel) shows Bauman being shot by a French sniper while he reaches for a butterfly.
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Added: 10th December 2007
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Posted By: Lava1964
All Quiet on the Western Front Final Scene Comments
Posted by: donmac101 on 2007-12-11 
So powerful. This really got to me when I first saw it. Hasn't lost any of it's impact. A lesson for all, even in today's world.
Posted by: Lava1964 on 2007-12-15 
Erich Maria Remarque's novel (from which this movie was made) was banned in Nazi Germany. No surprise there.
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