All Quiet on the Western Front (2022): parents' guide

Battles show soldiers shot, stabbed with bayonets and knives, struck with axes, crushed by tanks, burned by flamethrowers and gassed. Close-ups show mangled bodies and a corpse hanging in a tree, a stabbed man dies slowly, and a wounded soldier fatally stabs his own neck.

Plugged In counted two f-words and about ten s-words in the subtitles, plus ass, bastard, damn, hell and bloody, and God's name misused about five times. The English dub and subtitles differ somewhat.

No sex or nudity. Soldiers make crude remarks about women, one brags about meeting young women and describes a woman's breasts, and another tears a woman's picture off a poster and keeps it like a sweetheart. A soldier kisses his wife.

Soldiers smoke cigarettes and some get drunk during a celebration. Officers and officials drink wine and liquor in comfort while men die at the front.

Sustained terror in the trenches, with gas attacks, tanks rolling over men and flamethrowers. Young characters die one after another, and grisly images of wounded and dead soldiers recur throughout the film's two and a half hours.