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Walter Goggins in Hateful 8
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Brando in Apocalypse Now has to be the goat performance from an actor
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David_TheMan
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Goggins and Sam Jackson made the movie for me. It's funny that an opinion has you in your feelings though. I wouldn't know about thatWalter Goggins in Hateful 8
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How fat was he during filming?
Movie was friggin
The fact that they had to put a shadow effect over him because he was big, made the role ten times better because he became a sinister mastermind. Brando played psychological warfare to Sheen, to the point where Sheen started to question the mission to begin with. The whole entire movie is one big aura of what war does to people.
You have a river of uncertainty. Each trip became this kaleidoscope of madness. From the brehs that are fighting a war with no captain, the R and R area where you see soldiers becoming JBO brehs over those three jawns, and even the part where ole boy got killed, and you can overhear the recording of his mother telling him how much she misses him.
Every ounce of travel, Sheen became more consumed with Brando. It was an obsession, rather than a mission.
I love that movie brehs
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HipHopStan
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Kurtz is described in the book as thin, pale, emaciated, and weak, he is often referred to as a shadow of a man who is "hollow at the core" and actually longs for his own destruction. He was an exemplary soldier. Marlon did not understand why he was thin, bald, or why his name was Kurtz. He wanted to be called Colonel Leighley for some stupid fukking reason for a long time before changing his mind. Like I said, great actor but a huge pain in the ass.
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After his death and then the arrival at Kurtz's temple...film shifts to being an outright horror.
The arrival is one of my favorite scenes
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The scenes where you can barely see him, just a bit of light on his eyes, then darkness cut to the vietnam people doing their ritual in the rain
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Piff Perkins
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In a movie with so many standout performances and scenes, Brando was spellbinding. Perfect movie IMO, and the best war film. Plus the documentaries and shyt about how it was made...wild. Copolla's 1970s run was insane man.
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The Godfather II
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Four 10/10 films within a decade.
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HipHopStan
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I always say that Apocalypse Now! broke Coppola. The only two classics that he made (IMO) after that movie was The Outsiders and Bram Stoker's Dracula. I know some people love Rumble Fish, but it just okay to me. He became the living embodiment of Colonel Kurtz during the shooting of AN!.
PoorAndDangerous
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I enjoy Dracula, Gary Oldman was incredible but Keanu and homegirl put on the worst performances of their entire career and almost entirely ruin the film for me
David_TheMan
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Read Conrad's heart of darkness.
The fact that they had to put a shadow effect over him because he was big, made the role ten times better because he became a sinister mastermind. Brando played psychological warfare to Sheen, to the point where Sheen started to question the mission to begin with. The whole entire movie is one big aura of what war does to people.
You have a river of uncertainty. Each trip became this kaleidoscope of madness. From the brehs that are fighting a war with no captain, the R and R area where you see soldiers becoming JBO brehs over those three jawns, and even the part where ole boy got killed, and you can overhear the recording of his mother telling him how much she misses him.
Every ounce of travel, Sheen became more consumed with Brando. It was an obsession, rather than a mission.
I love that movie brehs
I knew this was an adaption, but when I finally read the book, you realize that milus and stone didn't add much
I also love the scene with the French people on the plantation.
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