A great piece of art on the insanity of war
In the opening scene of Apocalypse Now Capital Willard (Martin Sheen) is either high or drunk or both. He sits in his hotel room talking about how after Vietnam he could never go home again. He starts doing Tai Chi and cuts his hand and starts wiping his blood all over his face and bed. That has two meanings. First, it encapsulates Francis Ford Coppola’s view of the Vietnam War. It was a conflict where the participants went mad. Second, Coppola's vision was like someone on drugs because a lot of the scenes he created for this movie were so way out there.<br /><br />The story follows Captain Willard through Vietnam into Cambodia on a small boat to find Colonel Kurtz (Marlon Brando) who’d gone rogue and assassinate him. That played into the theme that the Vietnam War was insane with American soldiers being told to kill other American soldiers.<br /><br />The story itself was a rough adaptation of Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness about a trip up the Congo River that commented upon Belgian imperialism in Africa arguing that the Europeans had become savage by colonizing Africa.<br /><br />The production of the movie matched some of the chaos in the story as well. Harvey Keitel was originally cast as Captain Willard but Coppola didn’t like his acting and he ended up quitting and was replaced by Sheen who had a heart attack during filming. The movie was made in the Philippines and used its military for all the helicopters which would often be called away to fight real insurgents in the country. Marlon Brando turned up way overweight and hadn’t read the script. He ad-libbed all his lines which were mostly a bunch of ramblings. A typhoon hit the country during production and destroyed many of the sets that had been created. The movie went way over budget as a result.<br /><br />The movie is still a classic and has some of the most memorable war scenes of any movie. Lt. Col. Kilgore’s attack upon a Vietnamese position for instance where The Flight Of The Valkyrie by Wagner is playing on loudspeakers on the sides of helicopters for instance has become iconic. It’s a great piece of art on the insanity of war.<br />C
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