And why is it Apocalypse Now?
What's the best Vietnam war movie?
Oliver Scott
Tyler Rodriguez
apocalypse now is not a vietnam war movie. its an adaptation of heart of darkness set in a fictionalization of the vietnam war.
Charles Perry
*tips fedora*
Landon Hill
Joshua Adams
Unironically Full Metal Jacket
Cooper Nelson
If you like Apocalypse Now you owe yourself to go watch Hearts of Darkness.
Hudson Reed
Those are my two favorites of all time.
What do you think should be the third in the Nam trilogy? Platoon? Deer Hunter?
Bentley Bailey
Common wisdom is usually Apocalypse Now > FMJ > Platoon, and I agree.
Gabriel Morales
Most overrated movie of all time next to the thing.
>I be ur le pleb and other reddit garbage
Nathaniel Collins
he just wanted to learn how to cook man
Jaxson Nguyen
It's definitely Apocalypse Now, but Casualties of War deserves more attention, it's brilliant.
Lucas Turner
Child
Jayden Long
Hamburger Hill, obviously.
Bentley Parker
The Deer Hunter
Adam Lee
Casualties of War
David Morgan
Tropic Thunder is unironically the best Vietnam movie
Leo Robinson
Out of the ones I've seen, it's the best. Recently watched Aguirre and saw how much Coppola took from that film.
Chase Hill
Platoon
Full Metal Jacket
Apocalypse Now
We were soilders
Ham burger hill
Evan Peterson
Definitely Apocalypse Now. Probably for its soundtrack, it's take on Vietnam, the soldier, and humanity. Great performances from Martin Sheen and Marlon Brando and Robert Duvall. Great music choices. Coppola uses a number of techniques that all tie together well and the editing is seamless.
Probably about as much as he nabs from Heart of Darkness. Aguirre is amazing too
Samuel Torres
We Were Soldiers never gets enough love, one of Mel's best performances.
Matthew Martin
HE TOOK A FACE FROM THE ANCIENT GALLERY
Luke Gomez
we wuz soldjas
Gabriel Gomez
The Last Jedi.
Hunter Butler
Nathaniel Martinez
yeah I agree with this, all 3 are great though
Adrian Perez
Deer Hunter imo
Asher Diaz
retard
Adrian Cooper
this
it is extremely problematic as it comes from the point of view colonizers and treats indigenous people as savages and speaks in a view that is not their own
Hudson Mitchell
Thin Red Line is set in the pacific during WW2
Andrew Campbell
Hardly.
It borrowed the concept of a rogue colonel.
It's a Nam movie that perfectly captures burger ignorance
Alexander Walker
Does first blood count?