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Joker Folie A Deux, will be extremely pretentious I'm calling it right now

when I was in Marine Corps boot camp, in August of 81,in the last week of boot camp, we got to go to the base movie theatre and see a movie. it held about 3000 young fresh boot marines, who were going to graduate in a week, and maybe go to Libya to fight, as that was the hot spot at the time. So the movie was Apocalypse Now. and we were 17-18 years old, and fit and fired up and we all watched that movie, and it was like we were in some kind of crazy dream and we all went crazy when they napalmed the VC and blew the shit out of everything and it was totally surreal to see that , knowing we could be in that kind of shit in a month or so. imagine 3 thousand young guys going completely crazy and ready to go, but scared a little at the same time.

Piece of shit cheated on his wife during this movie

Intellectually Godard was smart but socially I think he was more limited because I read he was incapable of small talk. You can see that here if you watch the entire interview (not just this segment) where Godard said he cancelled that meeting with a little girl multiple times because he couldn't think of anything to say to her. Someone in Godard's station in life, I think he could have found a conversation coach to try to better his conversational skills 😄

best wife ever eleanor. rip baby.

Some of you need to recognize the signs of cocaine abuse

SWEATY JUNGLE 🥵

An intellect only matched by his fantastic tits.

he found his Unicorn! so they do exist fellas! Keep on trying to build the good you want to build.. it might work!!! Best wishes from Rolland ..at Castle Hassall.. ..on the edge of The Atlantic

2:07 "The first concept that I feel got into their head was the idea of life and death." ... "Look at Vietnam. Look at my movie. You'll see what I'm talking." *Clap* What just happened?

He slew a dragon making this film wonder. Yet it wounded him deeply and it took a piece of his spirit, almost like a sacrifice of sorts? He came back from the Abyss and a part of it came with him...

Everything he says is legit. However the kinda crazy way he says it reminds me of Dennis Hopper's character in the movie.

Pedo

I hear he went to the same extremes and even further on Jack (1996)

Looked like romesh ranganathan

Forget the offer, apocalypse now is the behind the scenes tv show they should’ve made

Such an obnoxious lowlife

Kurtz: Willard...Have you ever considered any freedoms? Real freedoms. Freedom from the opinion of others and even the opinion of yourself. This line has haunted me....

Apocalypse Now is a masterpiece. But it easily could have become a complete disaster if not for two people: Walter Murch and Michael Herr. Francis is a genius, in many ways, but does not restrain his creative impulses well. Murch's editing, and Herr's narration for the voiceovers, make this the great film that it is. The evidence for Murch's role is Apocalypse Now Redux, with 49 min of additional film. That extra, unnecessary footage takes Apocalypse Now from a masterpiece to a disaster. It's a completely incoherent, weird film - unwatchable. And think about the film without the amazing Martin Sheen narration written by Herr. It simply doesn't work. The films style without it is just too loose. And many of the film's best moments are associated with that narration.

That's not Coppola it's Rages Ranganathan, laters

Great weed or H

THIS IS THE END, YOU GENTILE FRIEND

Diane Keaton?

Love the song this is the end playing in this clip

and then he made megalopolis

An artist

I wonder what he thought about the film Tropic Thunder?

The reason why this guy is a genius is because he's coming to this from his own experiences and putting it into his own words. He's not just parroting other people. Even though other people have communicated this sentiment, he's doing it his way. If you can't put something into your own words, then you haven't thought about it enough for it to really be your opinion.

Back here after the trailer for Megalopolis dropped.

Pure cinema. A work of brilliance

R.I.P. eleanor coppola

Carmine Ford Coppola (father) a daun(dan) in the mafia in the city of Carlo, Italy. Explains why the movie is accurate to a large degree. Movies such as these are funded by secret societies and orders. These movies are there to show you who runs things and what the future (their dystopia) holds for the world. Well, many of us know and it will all fall short...

Happy Birthday to the great Francis Ford Coppola! A phenomenal clip.

Francis Ford Coppola defended a pedophile who raped a 12 year old and then sued the 12 year old and his family for 5 million dollars.

Whats his real Jewish family names ?

My favorite deleted scene from Tropic Thunder

Oh, my, and later this same guy made Godfather 3, most pretentious and moral-enforcing movie of all the mafia movies. It seems he forgot his own words.

The Cinema Cartography described this film better than he ever did / in this clip even if it is genuinely his film.

Are you listening, Ridley Scott?

What a man!

0:58 Christopher Nolan in my opinion lol

I was watching on mute but I could hear his voice.

Rip Gavin Robinson 1936 2023

apocalypse now might be the best movie ever, but it is THE example of perfect cinematography and surrealism.

Imagine a chat between this FFC and Tarantino

Back when chat show hosts were real people

Been there. Done that.

Genius and madness go together. Coppola is one of the great ones.

It's often said that this film broke Coppola. Afterwards - he never had quite the success in filmmaking again.

I was in the audience. Haven't seen another Godard film since. The interview put the nail to it.