'He's Got Plans For You' | Apocalypse Now
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- The Photojournalist (Dennis Hopper) explains to Captain Benjamin L. Willard (Martin Sheen) the method and the madness behind Colonel Kurtz (Marlon Brando).
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I don't know why the Hell not one actor got any Oscar's for this MASTERPIECE!!!
I don't think Hollywood ever understood this film. It went over their heads
@@jipangoo Their IQ is too low.
It's all about how much money he has NOT how good of an actor he is.
Because hollywood. The film was created at a very shaky time for Coppolla and everyone thought he was insane.
@@jipangoo Yep, and also it was politically incorrect. The Jews in Hollywood dont like that.
This is what having a job in Customer Service is like.
Being forced to listen to the ravings and ramblings of others while trapped in a box? ... sounds about right
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lol! really.
One of the most valuable perks and greatest challenge of such interfacing. Of listening less than speaking in that "anonymous" setting confessional.
lol im not gonna help you youre gonna help him man
I think this was Dennis Hopper's warm-up for Frank Booth seven years later in the film Blue Velvet. 😆
"Don't you ****ing look at me!" 😅
maaan ... dennis hopper what a legend !
Christopher Walken's "Just one more year." in King of New York always reminded me of dennis hoppers last line here
That "You!"..
Older movies are so much more mature and thoughtful than today's crap.
No w(okery in those days)
@@dotdashdotdash Yes. Great films require great characters; people no longer have character, they have identities. Also, men are either caricatures of "toxic" masculinity, or have been feminized, and reduced to comic relief.
Movies were about artistic expression not cheap cash grabs. As the years go on its all about greed only. Its corrosive.
@@dotdashdotdash reactionaries were saying the same exact thing about this movie when it came out lmao
@@brandonborgerding182 they can’t separate the fact that a movie sucks from the fact there’s a minority or a gay person in it. Another shitty Star Wars movie comes out and all they can focus on is “wahh purple hair wahh a black guy”. In my opinion a lot of big studio movies now are shaped by so many executives and committees and focus groups to make as much money as possible that they’re formulaic and derivative. There are still good movies but generally not the big ones.
For anyone who hasn't watched Heart of Darkness,it shows how Coppola struggled to get this masterpiece of a film made, very interesting..
I'm feeling a lot like Capt'n Willard there when I'm getting hall-jacked by an end-user
at my Sys Admin job at work...
I think Dennis Hopper was actually loaded up on cocaine when this movie was made.
Enhanced his performance.
“Look at me! Wrong!”😂
I remember seeing an interview where he stated he was super high throughout the entire thing.
Him...and every single cast and crew member
He reminds me of Charles Manson here
What are they gonna say about him, man? That he was a kind man? That he was a wise man? That he had plans, man? That he had wisdom, man? Bullshit, man!
Man.
Man.
Saying man over and over again is still better than saying like over and over again! Like you know?
Or "literally, like"
Don’t you mean they?
"Pop quiz, hot shot..."
no fuzzy feeling there
Under captivity on the verge of death, yeah very unlikely
Look at me! Wrong!!
lol
Dennis Hopper...being real...insane
So this is where king Koopa learned the basics.
…and a voice. 🤫😲🎤🎙️ 📻
Dang
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Yes I do little circle I'm probably fast slow I'm leaving too :D
house of pain "jump arround" silently bumps in the back
Willard was hit in the caboose by Kurtz 😮
"The Photojournalist (Dennis Hopper) explains to Captain Benjamin L. Willard (Martin Sheen) the method and the madness behind Colonel Kurtz (Marlon Brando)."
Yeah, about that word "explains"...
Really
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Disappointed.
I mean, he listed all of Col. Kurtz's positive attributes and yet he said nothing about the fact he wears a Rolex Submariner on his s wrist. Surely a good taste in watches is a positive.
Beneath the savagery he’s still a white-collar man
He who, he best face me in person without restriction. That way you get to know a man how he is and who he is and what he is only a coward would do less especially with restriction without the implications of God's will so I ask how far are these plans going to go under the word of God in the eyes of God
Cocaine is a powerful drug
I just noticed that Willard was a non-smoker until he got imprisoned by Kurtz...
No he wasn't. He burns a hole in a photograph of his wife, accepted a cigarette from Gerry at the initial meeting with the general and later lights up on the boat while reading Kurtz' dossier.
Willard smokes in pretty much every scene before they arrive at the compound lol
He offers the chief a cigarette too.
This was a weird movie. I've never understood it.
I think you have to read Conrad's "Heart of Darkness" in order to truly get it, given that it is based on it, but I'm not sure. On a very basic level, it is a kind of journey into the darkest depths of an evil and immoral war, with Kurtz being a kind of conclusion to the whole thing, questioning the morality of it, pointing out "the horror" of it all and posing a threat to the USA establishment and the military industrial complex by even asking those questions. I think that this scene is saying that, via Dennis Hopper's character, who isn't saying it very eloquently and is a sort of hippie stereotype but you can pick up between the lines if you watch the whole film. I don't even remember this scene.
@@the_local_bigamist "I don't even remember this scene" There's like three cuts of this film, maybe it wasn't in the original one?
This scene is in every cut of the film@@TheArkman360
Owch. So gone.
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