What's amazing to me is that Martin Sheen's own son Charlie would go on to star in one of the greatest Vietnam War movie only 7 years later in 'Platoon'. And in my opinion, Platoon and Apocalypse Now are the 2 greatest movies based on the war
DAMN RIGHT! Even though, the song is referring to the emotionally powerful saga of our very own Sophocles "Oidepus the tyran" (It is well known already, that Jim was a lover of ancient Greece, and that his grave bears an ancient Greek motto - Rummors have it, that his father, the admiral, was indeed, by origin, a Greek guy, himself) nevertheless, it fits perfectly into this movie, and it's atmosphere, and ethics! Eh...and in the bottom line....since everything one way or another, always rotates around our country (Greece), Vietnam would not be any different, anyway! Ho Chi Minh, faught in Greece as a junior leutenant, within the Anamite colonial corp, of the French army, during the first world war ... one of the highest decoraded heroes of north Vietnam (...and personal friend to both Ho as well as to general Giap himself, was the Greek Vietminh Mr. Sarantidis, whom I personally know! He faught during the French Indochina war) and even Copolla himself, is of mixed Greek / Italian origins (...words from his own mouth, in the Greek television, back in the mid to late 1990s)! Therefore....yes...why not? "The end" suits perfectly in this great movie, which yes.... I agree too, that it's THE VERY BEST, of all the Vietnam war movies, to date! Greetings and much love from Greece....
Yes, even though it would be even more appropriate, if this song would be attached in a movie about the ancient Greek tragic mythological figure of Oedipus, because that what this song is all about, and not about the war in Vietnam! And I'm sure that good old Jim would have loved that alternative even more, as he adored our country (...Greece) a lot! And yet....Jim and Francis ford Coppola, were both of partial Greek origin ( .... Copolla admited so, in an old interview in the Greek Tv)! Additionally (... and in order to involve Vietnam into all these, as well) lets inform others out there, that in fact, Ho Chi Minh, did serve within Ahamite troops, in Greece, during W.W.I, as a junior transport's officer, and he was posteed at the Town of EDESSA, in northern Greece (... outsie the city of Salonica)! Therefore...in an odd twist... this "Greek retrospect" did made it's circle (...in conjuction, with this old mastepiece) after all!
@@MrDanty64 Still haven't sat down with my Son to watch this movie together...that's on my bucket list...not to get off point but I'm in Northern California and was born in raised here in Cali....and I'm an artist... terrazzo Mosaic anyway I'm drawing the Eagles hotel California album cover and I'm making the palm trees on fire and where it says Hotel California on the album cover I'm replacing it with a red Apocalypse now... What do you think
One of the best films I've ever seen. I've seen it numerous times, in even more numerous performances on our local wide-screen 70 mm.theaters, put on by Francis Coppola here in San Francisco. It's in my top 3 films of all time.
I just got back from 3 weeks in Vietnam on a motorcycle and this song was on my mix and I got goosebumps when I was going through the central highlands listening to this
A me la pelle d'oca è venuta pensando a ciò ... I soldati statunitensi uccisi in Vietnam sono oltre 58.000; più di 153.000 feriti. Le ultime cifre fissano le perdite Vietnamite da almeno "mezzo milione" fino a "4 milioni". La guerra è costata in totale quasi 150 miliardi di dollari.
I was in Vietnam this year. I visited places were many lost their life's. I walked through areas were Agent Orange had been deployed. But now everything is beautiful and peaceful there, almost as if there was no war ever. Crazy.
"Didn't step on any landmines; Wasn't hit on by 50 year-old amer-asian hooker; Gave some Marlboro's to a beggar with ghastly birth defects; It's been a pretty good day, so far."
Coppola made this epic song immortal. This is an eulogy to the Vietnam, Sixties, Flower Power movement, hippie-era, madness of politicians and president troughout the whole war, experiments with human minds and souls, trough LSD tripps and pot, and the horrors of all sensless wars of that time. Horrific and beauteful, at the same time.
"The End" This is the end Beautiful friend This is the end My only friend, the end Of our elaborate plans, the end Of everything that stands, the end No safety or surprise, the end I'll never look into your eyes...again Can you picture what will be So limitless and free Desperately in need...of some...stranger's hand In a...desperate land Lost in a Roman...wilderness of pain And all the children are insane All the children are insane Waiting for the summer rain, yeah
I was a junior in college when i saw this film..i came from a military family ( my father was a WW2 B-25 pilot ) however, like most WW2 vet's, my father never discussed the horror. When i saw this film..it really freaked me out
Please remember Hugh Clowers Thompson Jr. He was and forever will be a true hero. May he rest in eternal peace. He helped those poor people in My Lai on March 16th 1968.
I was nineteen in 1979 when I watched Apocalypse Now at the cinema in Brussels when we were based out there. It took me a good few days to get over this film as I had never seen anything like it before. The music and the sound effects added to the film which hugely amplified the horror and folly of war. Disturbing!
Fucking shit, bro. I had the same effect the first time I saw this. I bet we all consider this film a masterpiece, but, yeah, it’s very raw and disturbing. I love it so much.
When Willard leaves the boat to kill Kurtz, there is the tribal sound of drums mixed with the thunder that introduces this melancholic guitar. Coppola's genius.
"Desperately in need of some stranger's hand, in a desperate land." The word hand has two meanings. The usual, help. The obscure, someone to put the quietus to your life.
Got into film and music in 1981 when I saw this on cable became obsessed with the film and loved Martin sheen as captain Willard my favorite movie of all time thanks the doors and Francis ford
It’s like this song was written and recorded for this film, 10 years earlier in real time. I saw this in theater when it came out - and was mesmerized by The End. Perfect.
When I was in the ARMY, I got to fly quite a bit in Hueys, Blackhawks, and Chinooks. The only bird worth the Ride of the Valcary score was the Huey. The tempo of the blades and the score went hand and hand. Everytime I see or hear one fly over I start with that score in my head but find myself actually doing the score vocally. Best precursor to a major butt kicking.
I think of my father everytime I watch this movie and all the horror he witnessed. He served in the US Army 11th Armored calvary regiment DOC PHO 1968 TET OFFENSIVE. He was drafted right out of high school. Sometimes I look at the pictures he took when he was in country pretty horrific and think what he was thinking. My father is now 70 years old, but suffering from AGENT ORANGE. I want to say thank you to all the men and women who served in this war. You guys didn't get the credit you deserved
Nothing against your dad-he was only a boy from high school.but what credit do you think the vets deserve for invading,occupying and Poisoning a small country at the other side of the World that hasnt done anything to anybody every?
I have a Vietnamese friend who’s father served with the NVA during this war. He too was drafted, didn’t want to be involved and witnessed immense horrors. It really is time the common people realised who their true enemies are, the powerful and the elite, and not each other.
Now this is music unlike the garbage they are calling music these days. Song is absolutely perfect for this movie like it was made for it. I have seen the movie and listened to the song more times than I care to admit. R.I.P. to all the soldiers who did not come home, and a salute to those that did.
я русский, и то что творит моя страна меня ужасает. в моей голове только война, безумие и отчаяние. возможно я ни когда больше не увижу лучших времён. это конец.
I really just wanted to come for the song in a quick little montage but to be honest this but it was actually pretty incredible. The editing is on point and truly a testament to the greatest movie of all time. Cheers
I wore out the album long play and the cassette in my cars till it was shot. Classic, I was only out five years when this movie came out.1968/74 this will never ever be outdone..
This song in this movie blew me away when I first saw it in the theater. It still gives me chills. What those boys went through. And us at home all twisted up. I was a teen during the war. Missed the draft by two years. My dad served in Germany during the Korean Conflict. Messed him up. His head was never right after.
" I watched a snail crawl along the edge of a straight razor. That's my dream; that's my nightmare. Crawling, slithering, along the edge of a straight razor... and surviving."
Widziałem ślimaka pełznącego po krawędzi brzytwy. To mój sen. Mój koszmar. Brnie, pełźnie po krawędzi piekielnie ostrej brzytwy. I nie ginie… Od 40 lat rozkminiam ten tekst i nadal nie doszedłem do sedna...
That Snail 🐌 was representative of Vietcong.... Razor 🪒 blade was representation of US army's destructive weapons.... Somehow Vietcong 🐌, backwards guerilla can slowly tip toe and manoeuvres well to wreck havoc to US forces... Superior USA weapons 🪒 seems doesn't put much dents on Vietcong guerilla morales. Hence 🐌 walking on 🪒 edge..... That makes Willard regards in his dream, Very Nightmarish.....
J'ai adoré ce film et particulièrement la scène avec Marlon Brando,,, épique, magistral L'horreur,, l'horreur....la musique si hypnotique colle au film,, bravo
What horror means? Horror and moral terror are your friends, if they are not then they are truly the enemy to be feared..........a classic captures the essence of life and the movie
Nice one mate, thanks for doing it. An astonishing film in many respects. Sheen was pissed as a pudding for the scenes in the Saigon hotel room and actually did punch the mirror, bleed everywhere and start bawling. It was his 36th (?) birthday!
It really is eerie how well that song matches up with the movie. Even the Oedipal interlude of the song works perfectly for the killing of father-figure Kurtz, by a son-like protégée.
What's amazing to me is that Martin Sheen's own son Charlie would go on to star in one of the greatest Vietnam War movie only 7 years later in 'Platoon'. And in my opinion, Platoon and Apocalypse Now are the 2 greatest movies based on the war
Risav Sahu
So true and also “casualties of war”
@@dietlindvonhohenwald448 i knew hd Was doing hes one carrer on ne.
Platoon and Apocalypse Now are two of the three greatest war movies of all time
Imo the greatest veitnam films are apocalypse now full metal jacket platoon and the deer hunter
And Martin Sheen kills his "father" under the watchful eyes of thousand year old elders of the jungle. Oooooo shit deep A F
When death comes to you, this is the song that you hear softly in your ears. Thank you Jim.
Make friends with horror and moral terror
Yes I am Shor
I want it played at my funeral
The doors + Apocalypse now will always be masterful
yes
Never has a song and a movie gone so well together....brilliant editing btw.
Bellissimo film
Second that
yes, but what about 'Gimme shelter'?
Amen
The horror.....the horror.
"Anticipation of death is worse than death itself "
That's why you just shut off feeling anything.
@@markchavez3264
Word
And horror and moral terror are your friends
You're missing the "I Love Lucy" reruns.
@@markchavez3264 Of course. It's the only way to survive...
Morrison would probably be proud, that his song was the highlight for this brilliant film..
One of the highlights
DAMN RIGHT! Even though, the song is referring to the emotionally powerful saga of our very own Sophocles "Oidepus the tyran" (It is well known already, that Jim was a lover of ancient Greece, and that his grave bears an ancient Greek motto - Rummors have it, that his father, the admiral, was indeed, by origin, a Greek guy, himself) nevertheless, it fits perfectly into this movie, and it's atmosphere, and ethics! Eh...and in the bottom line....since everything one way or another, always rotates around our country (Greece), Vietnam would not be any different, anyway! Ho Chi Minh, faught in Greece as a junior leutenant, within the Anamite colonial corp, of the French army, during the first world war ... one of the highest decoraded heroes of north Vietnam (...and personal friend to both Ho as well as to general Giap himself, was the Greek Vietminh Mr. Sarantidis, whom I personally know! He faught during the French Indochina war) and even Copolla himself, is of mixed Greek / Italian origins (...words from his own mouth, in the Greek television, back in the mid to late 1990s)! Therefore....yes...why not? "The end" suits perfectly in this great movie, which yes.... I agree too, that it's THE VERY BEST, of all the Vietnam war movies, to date! Greetings and much love from Greece....
I fully agree.
@Kelly 22 Morrison, first went to junior college in Florida, transferred to Florida State, in Tallahassee, then graduated from UCLA
Yes, even though it would be even more appropriate, if this song would be attached in a movie about the ancient Greek tragic mythological figure of Oedipus, because that what this song is all about, and not about the war in Vietnam! And I'm sure that good old Jim would have loved that alternative even more, as he adored our country (...Greece) a lot! And yet....Jim and Francis ford Coppola, were both of partial Greek origin ( .... Copolla admited so, in an old interview in the Greek Tv)! Additionally (... and in order to involve Vietnam into all these, as well) lets inform others out there, that in fact, Ho Chi Minh, did serve within Ahamite troops, in Greece, during W.W.I, as a junior transport's officer, and he was posteed at the Town of EDESSA, in northern Greece (... outsie the city of Salonica)! Therefore...in an odd twist... this "Greek retrospect" did made it's circle (...in conjuction, with this old mastepiece) after all!
I can never get enough of that legendary song or that legendary movie. What a perfect match !
Apocalypse Now is an absolute masterpiece and the documentary about the shooting is awesome.
I discovered The Doors' music through this movie, and I think their music fits perfectly with the content of the film.
❤❤❤❤Thé Doors et une Anthologie ❤❤ Merci Mr Copla
Eu também!
Kurtz: "Are you an assassin?''
Willard: "I'm a soldier"
Kurtz: "You're neither! You're an errand boy, sent by grocery clerks to collect a bill"
So simple, but Brando cuts your soul with it
@@Metaphix " The Horror"
A basket full of little arms....
Great song
@@ericunderwood1482 Crystalline...pure...immaculate...and then to see him reading "The Hollow Men"...oh God. Donald, my Donald...
@@MrDanty64 Still haven't sat down with my Son to watch this movie together...that's on my bucket list...not to get off point but I'm in Northern California and was born in raised here in Cali....and I'm an artist... terrazzo Mosaic anyway I'm drawing the Eagles hotel California album cover and I'm making the palm trees on fire and where it says Hotel California on the album cover I'm replacing it with a red Apocalypse now...
What do you think
One of the best films I've ever seen. I've seen it numerous times, in even more numerous performances on our local wide-screen 70 mm.theaters, put on by Francis Coppola here in San Francisco. It's in my top 3 films of all time.
This will always be in my top 3, at least for a long time.
What's the other two?
Raiders, Good The Bad And The Ugly, Apocalypse Now for me,
Glenn Newton You suck.
@Glenn Newton can you give some constructive criticism?
One of the top war movies that sucked you into the intense emotional roller coaster and the savagery of war. The song war perfect.
The man knows his Doors
The man knows Apocalypse Now
The best, "End" video I've seen
Great editing
I just got back from 3 weeks in Vietnam on a motorcycle and this song was on my mix and I got goosebumps when I was going through the central highlands listening to this
A me la pelle d'oca è venuta pensando a ciò ...
I soldati statunitensi uccisi in Vietnam sono oltre 58.000; più di 153.000 feriti. Le ultime cifre fissano le perdite Vietnamite da almeno "mezzo milione" fino a "4 milioni". La guerra è costata in totale quasi 150 miliardi di dollari.
What was Vietnam like? I hear good things about it.
@@jaybee9269 Communist, but I've heard good things too somehow. They are about to execute that one lady for embezzlement lol.
Perfect expression of the duality in this film
I was in Vietnam this year. I visited places were many lost their life's. I walked through areas were Agent Orange had been deployed. But now everything is beautiful and peaceful there, almost as if there was no war ever. Crazy.
Glad of hear that
Nature will always recover mans carnage.
Well it was 50 years ago. In 1995 you couldn't see there'd ever been a war in London 50 years beforehand
Visited? Lol???!!!
"Didn't step on any landmines;
Wasn't hit on by 50 year-old amer-asian hooker;
Gave some Marlboro's to a beggar with ghastly birth defects;
It's been a pretty good day, so far."
The opening scene with this music let's you know this is going to be a brilliant film - and you're in for a bumpy ride.
Coppola made this epic song immortal. This is an eulogy to the Vietnam, Sixties, Flower Power movement, hippie-era, madness of politicians and president troughout the whole war, experiments with human minds and souls, trough LSD tripps and pot, and the horrors of all sensless wars of that time. Horrific and beauteful, at the same time.
To the Viet Nam insanity, or to the American Insanity?
@@pacerodi Who were the ones dropping nappalm on inocent people, [Spoiler] i think the communists [/Spoiler]
@@Leon-hp1wm Don`t discord, neither I agree!
Jim morrison made this song beautiful...coppola made this song immortal
@@wrenchhead4378 You are so right with that one, WH
"The End"
This is the end
Beautiful friend
This is the end
My only friend, the end
Of our elaborate plans, the end
Of everything that stands, the end
No safety or surprise, the end
I'll never look into your eyes...again
Can you picture what will be
So limitless and free
Desperately in need...of some...stranger's hand
In a...desperate land
Lost in a Roman...wilderness of pain
And all the children are insane
All the children are insane
Waiting for the summer rain, yeah
thank you!
6:29 "The End"
тне 3нд
Música Clássica
This is the ultimate song in a war movie and so beautifully fited in the intro, master piece
I was a junior in college when i saw this film..i came from a military family ( my father was a WW2 B-25 pilot ) however, like most WW2 vet's, my father never discussed the horror. When i saw this film..it really freaked me out
My dad didn’t talk about WW2 till the last couple years before he died at age 95. When he did, it was cryptic and mixed with tears…..😢
most epic scene of the movie, the boat scene when hes drinking and looking at kurtz file, shivers.
全てのシーンは、私の記憶に残ります。44年前の作品ですが、好きな映画です。コッポラの造り出した最強の傑作です。
e a única vez em que Marlon Brando atuou de verdade de forma devastadora
Please remember Hugh Clowers Thompson Jr. He was and forever will be a true hero. May he rest in eternal peace. He helped those poor people in My Lai on March 16th 1968.
In Russia we remember about this.
This important things dont forget 🫡
Man this is my favorite movie of all time, a masterpiece like no other
I was nineteen in 1979 when I watched Apocalypse Now at the cinema in Brussels when we were based out there. It took me a good few days to get over this film as I had never seen anything like it before. The music and the sound effects added to the film which hugely amplified the horror and folly of war. Disturbing!
Totally agree It had the same effect on most of us I think
Fucking shit, bro. I had the same effect the first time I saw this. I bet we all consider this film a masterpiece, but, yeah, it’s very raw and disturbing. I love it so much.
Igual en Buenos Aires, Argentina.... el film esta prohibido x el gobierno genocida de Aegentina..😢
It did do I believe for anyone who has been to hell and back
The insane realitys of war explained in words and music .
When Willard leaves the boat to kill Kurtz, there is the tribal sound of drums mixed with the thunder that introduces this melancholic guitar. Coppola's genius.
"Desperately in need of some stranger's hand, in a desperate land." The word hand has two meanings. The usual, help. The obscure, someone to put the quietus to your life.
Got into film and music in 1981 when I saw this on cable became obsessed with the film and loved Martin sheen as captain Willard my favorite movie of all time thanks the doors and Francis ford
Based on the Joseph Conrad novella 'Heart of Darkness'. A masterpiece of film realisation.
Pure filmmakers geniuses. This is film genius!
It’s like this song was written and recorded for this film, 10 years earlier in real time.
I saw this in theater when it came out - and was mesmerized by The End. Perfect.
It’s from 1967.
Milius put it in the script, but it says " playing something like the end" as if just a suggestion for the opening scene
Top of a list of movies to watch before you die. Once you've watched it you will see why. Pure Cinematic perfection.
The intro blew my mind watching this for first time . I got loads of the doors music becouse of this intro .
It's better in the movie though.
The ceiling fan blended with helicopter chopping sounds is just awesome.
When I was in the ARMY, I got to fly quite a bit in Hueys, Blackhawks, and Chinooks. The only bird worth the Ride of the Valcary score was the Huey. The tempo of the blades and the score went hand and hand. Everytime I see or hear one fly over I start with that score in my head but find myself actually doing the score vocally. Best precursor to a major butt kicking.
Whoever put this together did a really fantastic job!! Thank you. You obviously put a lot of thought into it!
This song The End went good for this movie and this is one of my favorite movies
Agree apocalypse now and platoon two best war movies about the Vietnam war 😢😢😢
I think of my father everytime I watch this movie and all the horror he witnessed. He served in the US Army 11th Armored calvary regiment DOC PHO 1968 TET OFFENSIVE. He was drafted right out of high school. Sometimes I look at the pictures he took when he was in country pretty horrific and think what he was thinking. My father is now 70 years old, but suffering from AGENT ORANGE. I want to say thank you to all the men and women who served in this war. You guys didn't get the credit you deserved
Agent Orange is one hell of a thing. Your dad is a hero.
Nothing against your dad-he was only a boy from high school.but what credit do you think the vets deserve for invading,occupying and Poisoning a small country at the other side of the World that hasnt done anything to anybody every?
I will keep an eye out for this new movie coming out about the Australian soliders in Vietnam
❤🧚♀️
I have a Vietnamese friend who’s father served with the NVA during this war. He too was drafted, didn’t want to be involved and witnessed immense horrors. It really is time the common people realised who their true enemies are, the powerful and the elite, and not each other.
“...someday this war will end.”
... but don't worry, very soon there will be another one waiting for you somewhere.
Nice clip. Well done.
Got some good timing with the imagery and music.
Two very iconic pieces of art that you have blended well.
Edward Davis.
And they were also together in the film.
Now this is music unlike the garbage they are calling music these days. Song is absolutely perfect for this movie like it was made for it. I have seen the movie and listened to the song more times than I care to admit. R.I.P. to all the soldiers who did not come home, and a salute to those that did.
я русский, и то что творит моя страна меня ужасает. в моей голове только война, безумие и отчаяние. возможно я ни когда больше не увижу лучших времён. это конец.
@@НДостоевский
-"Вы тяготеете к европейской культуре, Кротов" ))
I really just wanted to come for the song in a quick little montage but to be honest this but it was actually pretty incredible. The editing is on point and truly a testament to the greatest movie of all time. Cheers
If i hadn't loved The doors prior to seeing the intro to this movie,i would now. This is Coppola's other masterpiece beside the Godfather.
I wore out the album long play and the cassette in my cars till it was shot. Classic, I was only out five years when this movie came out.1968/74 this will never ever be outdone..
Never ever outdone.Best fav PERIOD 🇺🇸 🇺🇸🇺🇸 !!
Klausyti Jimm Morisson,o balso visada man prabanga, ačiū..❤
This song in this movie blew me away when I first saw it in the theater. It still gives me chills. What those boys went through. And us at home all twisted up. I was a teen during the war. Missed the draft by two years. My dad served in Germany during the Korean Conflict. Messed him up. His head was never right after.
My favourite film, great video, great music, brilliant film, direction, acting, dialogue.. ❤
" I watched a snail crawl along the edge of a straight razor. That's my dream; that's my nightmare. Crawling, slithering, along the edge of a straight razor... and surviving."
Well said you my dear are very observant
Could exist better explanation of horror?!
When I was here, I wanted to be there....
One of the best acted, produced and directed movies ever made with God level intensity.....
Absolutely extraordinary, standout war movie. Often imitated, never, ever bettered.
The best film of Vietnam War. ..and the best song the Doors
Yup
@@edricscherpen3238 no entiendo ese idioma !!
Hola baby
This is an absolute masterpiece. Whoever put this together pure genius 💜🎶
Brilliant. Perfect symmetry. I've been trying for a few years now to put something like this together. Thank you.
I was in the air force in Spain....we dropped acid and went to see this movie....19yrs old....🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
"BLESS HUMAN-KIND WITH THE MERCY OF HUMANITY."
( St. HMAJW ).
Amazing 1979 film "Apocalypse Now" paired with The Doors music. The screenplay (-> John Milius
Shot entirely by Coppola in the Philippines. Jungles, beaches, everything...
There was a rogue CIA officer who was a pseudo Kurtz. Check out the story of Tony Poe.
There’s no doubt about it.. Possibly one of the best intros to a film ever.. Coppola using the doors. Perfection of the madness of humanity and war…
This movie is such an incredible experience. Only one other movie has ever captivated me as much - Blade Runner.
Which one?
Brandon Cardona The first. Second one isn’t bad either though.
wth? blade runner is not even in the same universe
keith stone bladerunner is equal or arguably better than apocalypse now
keith stone It looks amazing and has great chaacters with a cool story.
All time favorite, the movie and what an opening secen and with this epic song absolute combination of perfection
Great job putting this together. Good pace and timing kept with the epic song.
Una película junto a su banda sonora que te envuelve en cada fotografía una obra maestra !!
Widziałem ślimaka pełznącego po krawędzi brzytwy. To mój sen. Mój koszmar. Brnie, pełźnie po krawędzi piekielnie ostrej brzytwy. I nie ginie… Od 40 lat rozkminiam ten tekst i nadal nie doszedłem do sedna...
That Snail 🐌 was representative of Vietcong.... Razor 🪒 blade was representation of US army's destructive weapons....
Somehow Vietcong 🐌, backwards guerilla can slowly tip toe and manoeuvres well to wreck havoc to US forces... Superior USA weapons 🪒 seems doesn't put much dents on Vietcong guerilla morales.
Hence 🐌 walking on 🪒 edge.....
That makes Willard regards in his dream, Very Nightmarish.....
@@vindarusurianam71 You are an idiot...
Momento genial da arte, quando música e filme se tornam clássicos, tanto juntos quanto separados.
les doors,, martin Sheen,, marlon brando,, copolla=un film mythique
Exatamente.
This film served as the catalyst for my newfound appreciation of The Doors' music.
The insanity of war.As Coppola himself said my movie is not about Vietnam, my movie is Vietnam.The best war movie ever made.
dont matter when or what year u seen this flick its a classic nuff said
best film I've ever watched, been thru those countries, still finding the leftovers.
nice video, thanks !
Really
J'ai adoré ce film et particulièrement la scène avec Marlon Brando,,, épique, magistral
L'horreur,, l'horreur....la musique si hypnotique colle au film,, bravo
Absolutely
Brilliant film and set to outstanding music !!!
This is one powerful piece by Morrison
Brilliant cut, much appreciated!!!
1:57 Amazing all the video, congratulations...I watch this movie since I was a kid....I can't get enough ...Thanks for posting !!!
ONE OF THE BEST VIDEOS I'VE EVER SEEN!
Fantastic editing
Really...well done!
НИШТЯК МУЗОН, ШЕДЕВР, BEST OF THE VIETNAM WAR!!!
Beautiful work!! The editing is off the chain!!
The Horror!! I can never get tired of this soundtrack 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Best movie I have ever experienced
What horror means? Horror and moral terror are your friends, if they are not then they are truly the enemy to be feared..........a classic captures the essence of life and the movie
Любимые кино, любимая песня любимой группы.
Now this is a great music recording of The Doors and an amazing video to suit it ! Great job dude !
Awesome movie, Awesome song! Perfect match!
The first time I watched this film it blew my mind . Possibly the greatest film ever?
The End is a song that with only the first opening notes you're whole body gets chills
Superb movie, superb song. The Byrds Draft Morning is another great anti war song
Nice one mate, thanks for doing it. An astonishing film in many respects. Sheen was pissed as a pudding for the scenes in the Saigon hotel room and actually did punch the mirror, bleed everywhere and start bawling. It was his 36th (?) birthday!
It really is eerie how well that song matches up with the movie. Even the Oedipal interlude of the song works perfectly for the killing of father-figure Kurtz, by a son-like protégée.
"All the Way with OUR Loving Balls & Joys!"! ! !
Der Film ist ein Meisterwerk für die Ewigkeit. Besonders jetzt ... 2023
Un chef d oeuvre et la voix de morison avec ses images enoooorme
Beautiful friEnd...
This music makes your shiver😔
Slede ih 4 dana sam u svom stanu, uradili su me, kao i svi.
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I always enjoy this Masterpiece had two Brothers in Vietnam...lost one 😢
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The Horror The Horror 😻
We lost so many in this Senseless War😢😥
Best film ever
Brilliant song and brilliant movie.
Great job, this video are magnific.
The Doors! Amazing