>movie shot showing angkor wat temple >action taking place in korea >filmed in uk >everyone speaks chinese >using vietnamise clothes >when asked about this replies that its just for kids who grew on the book >another shot of angkor wat temple for no reasons
>General...I think Kurtz is a Viet Cong >A VIET CONG?! >Yes...The one we've been looking for... >We must act quickly if the US Army is to survive... >They slowly walk down a CGI slop street in Hanoi
>You're an errand boy sent by grocery clerks, aren't you? >What makes you think that? >I saw your M4. Only errand boys carry that kind of weapon. >Perhaps I killed an errand boy and took it from him. >I don't think so. No one can kill an errand boy. >I wish that were so.
Cinematographer determines the look. So if he would've gotten the same cinematographer, ir would've looked the same. Director primarily influences performances.
>Did you ever hear the tragedy of French Indochina? No. I thought not, It's No story the DoD would tell you. It's a colonial legend. French Indochina is was a Dark Corner of the French empire. It was so powerful, yet so wise. It could use the force to influence the locals to create, Life. It had such a knowledge of the Dark side, it could even keep the ones it cared about, From dying. The French could actually, Save the ones they cared about from death? The dark side of the force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural. Well what happened to it? French Indochina became so powerful that the only thing the colonials feared was losing their power, Which eventually of course they did. Unfortunately, they taught their apprentice everything they knew. Then their apprentice was overthrown in a coup. Ironic, He could save others from death, But not himself. Is it possible to learn this power? Not from an American.
Kurtz's army would have been made of ewoks. The USO scene would have been even more laughable. And Harrison Ford would have been the PT boat captain.
>At first I thought they handed me the wrong dossier, They thought he was evil...but I think he might actually be good
>50 CGI tigers attack the boat
>movie shot showing angkor wat temple
>action taking place in korea
>filmed in uk
>everyone speaks chinese
>using vietnamise clothes
>when asked about this replies that its just for kids who grew on the book
>another shot of angkor wat temple for no reasons
>I hate the jungle, It's hot and humid...and there is bugs everywhere!
>releases a godawful CGI sequel decades later about how Kurtz ended up the way he is
>sequel
Meant prequel of course
>General...I think Kurtz is a Viet Cong
>A VIET CONG?!
>Yes...The one we've been looking for...
>We must act quickly if the US Army is to survive...
>They slowly walk down a CGI slop street in Hanoi
M U P P E T S
and Michael Jackson
Muppet Jackson?
Coppola must have really loved his Italian food
>You're an errand boy sent by grocery clerks, aren't you?
>What makes you think that?
>I saw your M4. Only errand boys carry that kind of weapon.
>Perhaps I killed an errand boy and took it from him.
>I don't think so. No one can kill an errand boy.
>I wish that were so.
>Apocalypse Now 1: 1997 Special Edition
>Willard: "I got a baaaad feeling about this"
>*CGI monkeys dancing in the background*
>Colonel Kurtz
>you are fatter than I expected
It would have been kino of the highest order. A movie like that would suit his natural documentary style.
>Kurtz steps in CGI cow poo
>WAH OH
You mean Kilgore
I think he wanted to do the whole thing in black and white. It probably would have been kino. I think he got Milius more than Coppola did.
>black and white
No, not in the jungle.
>I think he got Milius more than Coppola did.
Coppola rewrote the Milius script in its entirety, and it was the right decision.
QRD?
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I find the idea of fat Marlon Brando shooting people in an action scene hilarious
You can see a lot of his stupid shit opinions in Hearts of Darkness, this guy wanted an elaborate battle at the end. What a dip.
Cinematographer determines the look. So if he would've gotten the same cinematographer, ir would've looked the same. Director primarily influences performances.
>i love the smell of napalm. it makes me be calm
>"it's like pottery. it rhymes."
>Big Duke Six to Eagle Thrust, put on Psy War Op and make it loud.
plays
You guys are all wrong. It'd be picrel but as a war movie.
Correct.
I've always liked THX because it's the closest any American filmmaker has gotten to creating a Soviet sci-fi film.
1950s cafe in the middle of the jungle.
The kino. The kino
He wanted to shoot it in Vietnam during the war. The script was around for a long time before Francis stole from me.
>Now that's what I call surfing!
>Yippee!
>I'll try napalm, that's a good trick
What band would George use instead of the Doors?
>Did you ever hear the tragedy of French Indochina? No. I thought not, It's No story the DoD would tell you. It's a colonial legend. French Indochina is was a Dark Corner of the French empire. It was so powerful, yet so wise. It could use the force to influence the locals to create, Life. It had such a knowledge of the Dark side, it could even keep the ones it cared about, From dying. The French could actually, Save the ones they cared about from death? The dark side of the force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural. Well what happened to it? French Indochina became so powerful that the only thing the colonials feared was losing their power, Which eventually of course they did. Unfortunately, they taught their apprentice everything they knew. Then their apprentice was overthrown in a coup. Ironic, He could save others from death, But not himself. Is it possible to learn this power? Not from an American.
Shit because hack