We just finished watching "All Quiet On The Western Front" in my film class. It was an entertaining film, yet on the predictable side. I guess I am just too in tune to today's creations of war movies, that a war movie from the 1930's doesn't seem to intrigue me as much, even if it was during the time of an actual war. However, this being said, I still enjoyed the film. It had many symbols involved and included a wide range of emotion. It gave an audience a view on what war can do to a person and how times have changed so greatly, especially in the field of war. In this sense it was defiantly interesting to watch and study as a film and a classic.