you just all wasting your time listening to this book to understand it you need to know and speak Russian and then know something about the author and the times he lived in i bet even nobody here can explain why there was no beer in the kiosk and the woman why she got offended by those questions about beer and that is just one question and i can ask over ten thousand questions like this - why the poet was writing anti-religious poem and in the same time why he found in the very first apartment he stepped a holy image
Always remember seeing this sequence as a teenager in the cinema and how making the enemy fire ‘ anonymous’, if that’s the word (Kubrick doesn’t show the German artillery) it makes the assault more terrifying…..All Quiet on the Western Front (Milestone), for example, shows the action from both sides.
One of my all time favourite war movies . A great film superbly acted and directed and the battle scenes first class and all the more effective in black and White . The closing scene in the bar with a frightened young woman singing to a room of tearful and emotional French soldiers about to return to the horrors of the front line is moving and touching especially . A great film and a classic .
Absolutely magnificent scene. Did the Douglas character actually expect to use his little gun somehow? Maybe the so,diner is envisioning hand-to-hand combat at some point ...
Просто бред. Кучка банков Германии, Франции и Англии приказали правителям этих стран отправить солдат воевать друг против друга. Тотальное обнуление людей, точно так же и сегодня все действуют.
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Have loved Col Dax's walk through the trenches ever since I first saw this movie as a college freshman in 1972. You see all the reactions, fear, resignation, disgust, and bravery knowing what they al have to face.
From Kirk Douglas' autobiography "The Ragman's Son": I met the director, Stanley Kubrick. He said he had a script called PATHS OF GLORY. I read the script and fell in love with it. "Stanley, I don't think this picture will ever make a nickel, but we HAVE to make it." I got financing. It wasn't easy. When I arrived in Munich, I was greeted with a completely rewritten script. "Stanley, did you write this?" "Yes." "Stanley, why would you do that?" He very calmly said, "To make it commercial. I want to make money." I hit the ceiling. "You come to me with a script. I love THAT script. I got the money, based on THAT script. Not this shit!" I threw the script across the room. "We're going back to the original script, or we're not making the picture."
And now you have Edgelord people both men and women looking at some guy that is a little bit feminine or something and post sh*t like "Men used to go to war". As if that was something good letting young men being slaughtered like cattle. And as if men stopped going to war if you look at the current situations ..... F*k all those Edgelords who think this stupid phrase.
and what? till you read it in original you just wasted your time you would not understand even 1 percent of what is this book about till you read it in original and only with help of some russian priests who can explain the social and christian context which is being told in this book
