Anyone who has seen the movie, "All Quiet on the Western Front"?

Question

i need some questions answered for that movie (I believe it is a war movie or something) If you are a history buff and know alot about that movie.. please help me out with some of these questions
What is this film's stand on the concept of war?
What was done to the wounded horses?
What unique ability did Sgt.Katchinksky have?
What does Albert Kropp want Paul to bring him and why?
When Paul comes home on leave, how does he act? Why has he changed? Why does he lie to his mother and Mrs.Kemmelrich?
What does he tell his former teacher, Mr Kantorek when Mr Kantorek says that New generation of kids has a defeatist attitude?
What new type of weapon was being used by the enemy to flush the Germans out of the trenches?
What was so ironic about Paul's death?
Why did Hitlet ban the book, All Quiet on the Western Front? Why was it a Chief target of the book burnings?
What was done to the wounded horses?
What is a blanket party?..........
even a few answered will help a ton :)

Oh and another thing for you critics..
The movie is the color version and is basicly the same as the old one im pretty sure..
I missed some of the movie so thats why i am unable to answer some of these questions and my friends were not sure either
If you choose to criticize and waste my time , go answer someone elses question .. All im asking for is help and if you can help me , Many thanks to you [:

Answer 1

The movie is about the horrors of war, the life of deprivation the troops had to go through, the horrors of daily life in the trenches, the brutality of going 'over the top' into certain death - the suicidal charge across no man's land, and the treatment of those soldiers who took a moral stand not to make the suicidal charge - those branded cowards.

Answer 2

"(I believe it is a war movie or something)"

Um, well, yes... and since you put it that way, you obviously have no clue what you are even asking about. If you posted these questions for a class assignment, maybe you should just drop out of school now and be a lazy bum for the rest of your life, becasue this is a pathetic way to try to complete an assignment.

Yes, it is about World War One, and written from the German perspective on their western front.

My advice to you is: watch the movie yourself with these questions in your hand. You can pause the movie to take notes for each answer. You could do this with other members of your class and work on it together, perhaps dividing the questions up so that you each have fewer specific questions to look for, and then try to answer them together when they come up... hmmm... a movie party of sorts, but homework, too. What a concept.

You can also read the book (a better idea) as it is better and slightly different than the movie versions.

Don't be sloven.

Answer 3

Haven't seen it (yet!) but I can answer the question about Hitler.
Hitler wanted another war.
To that end, he tried to convince the German people that they hadn't lost the last war, but they were betrayed; stabbed in the back, as it were.
So the Fantastic German Army could rule the world, and it was definitely capable of waging and winning a new war.

Answer 4

~Why not watch the movie? You fail to mention which one you refer to and, since they are all different, your question defies an intellingent answer. Of course, anyone who does your homework for you isn't too bright anyway. Hey, there is a book out there of the same name. Has it occured to you that reading it might give you the info you need? I didn't think so. Enjoy repeating the class next year.

Answer 5

It's 3 hours out of your life. Just watch the movie hon.