The Big Parade (1925) KING VIDOR | WARNER ARCHIVE

Description: Excellent like-new condition. No scratches or fingerprints on the disc. Includes resealable plastic sleeve (not pictured). "King Vidor's harrowing WWI drama was the first realistic war film ever made, and for many years it would be the paradigm for the genre. It stars John Gilbert as Jim Apperson, a charming idler from a wealthy background. When war is declared in 1917, even the phlegmatic layabout is caught up in the public excitement and impulsively enlists in the army, surprising his stern father (Hobart Bosworth). Adapted from the story WHAT PRICE GLORY by Laurence Stallings, the film that MGM feared would alienate audiences proved to be its most successful until the release of GONE WITH THE WIND. Apart from the scenes of low comedy, the film is as fresh as ever, and in sequences such as Jim's return home, it remains just as devastating as it must have been in 1925." Free USPS media mail to USA residents only. Sorry, international buyers will be declined. Packed securely to avoid damage during transit.

Price: 13 USD

Location: New York, New York

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