This is one of the best-selling war films in the silent era. It has a deep and keen observation of the war that has just ended a few years ago.
The plot structure of the film is complete, the plot rhythm is undulating, and the production is also very rigorous and realistic. It fully demonstrates the professional strength of Hollywood in dealing with this kind of big-time romantic comic story. It also reflects the strongness of the film industry of The United States of America back then. patriotism.
Director Kim Widow has been highly praised for dealing with issues of war and human nature with a humanitarian spirit, and he has become a major Hollywood director.
Like the other two magnificent war movies in the 1920s, " The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse " and " Wings ," "The Big Parade" also reflected the conflict between war and love, reflecting the desperate desire to forget the horror brought about by war. Anxiety.
The film is clearly divided into two parts. The first part is about friendship and love, and the second part is about the destruction of friendship and love by war.
