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The Big Parade (1925)

The story of an idle rich boy who joins the US Army's Rainbow Division and is sent to France to fight in World War I, becomes friends with two working class men, experiences the horrors of trench warfare, and finds love with a French girl.

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Paul C 15 Aug 2007

One of my favourite films of all time. A brilliantly made silent-era Hollywood classic, with a great ending.

John W 16 Dec 2013

Beautifully shot and acted. The story has unfortunately become the archetypical blueprint for most war movies, so it doesn't seem very innovative now although of course at the time it was made it must have been a huge breakthrough. The influence can be seen all the way down to Saving Private Ryan with scenes of the French countryside from both movies. The battle scene also looks average now, but in 1925 it must have been as technologically innovative as Avatar recently seemed to (most of) us. Its war scenes definitely influenced many war movies that came after it. It's also a interesting cultural relic to see how Americans viewed themselves and the recent World War generally.

Jonathan H 12 Dec 2011

The second half of this King Vidor MGM spectacular features arguably the most realistic WWI battles scenes of all time, leaving the first half, which is quite playful and romantic, a distant memory. The quick, moving finale, with John Gilbert and Renee Adoree, is that much more hard earned for the brutal action scenes prior.

Edgar C 17 Oct 2011

Every possible cliché that nowadays has taken the form of melodrama and cheesines had (perhaps) its earliest origin in King Vidor's invigorating war drama: the character development before the catastrophe, the typical patriotic American being sent with his friends into the frontline, the lover of foreign language, the hard departure of the lovers, the return of the wounded soldier to the family, etc. In my humble opinion, American audiences have never accepted unconventional films as great ones until decades later. As weird and shocking Vidor's technique of splitting the movie in two was, it was still a giant financial success, and highly effective plot-wise. The problem is (and I beg you to keep in mind) the following: everything that The Big Parade features, you have already seen it. However, it acquires a meaning. Really. 99/100

Andrey B 20 Sep 2016

What a movie! What a storytelling, what a love story! And those nightmarish battle scenes. Watching this movie you keep thinking what's happened to the modern cinema. They just don't make movies like that anymore.