Apocalypse Now (1979) Official Trailer - Martin Sheen, Robert Duvall Drama Movie HD
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Apocalypse Now (1979) Official Trailer - Martin Sheen, Robert Duvall Drama Movie HD
During the U.S.-Viet Nam War, Captain Willard is sent on a dangerous mission into Cambodia to assassinate a renegade colonel who has set himself up as a god among a local tribe.
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This was an incredible movie from start to finish. I saw it in the cinema when it came out. They installed extra speakers for the sound effects, and there were pamphlets given out to us to explain the themes of the movie. It cost 5 dollars instead of the usual 3.50. It was like going out to a night at the theatre or to an Opera.
I saw it in a military cinema when it came out, it was a surreal event, like being at the football.
@@ricbarker4829 Yes, indeed.
Pamphlets, wow. I'd have kept it as memorabilia, have you?
@@pratikmore3560 Unfortunately I did not 😞
I guess Black Hawk Down was more of my generation with the same impact.
Old times : good movies = bad trailers
Nowadays: bad movies = awsone trailers
*Awesome
@@luisitocomunista546Thxs men... 😂
Shame on me 😪
Gerson Eduardo Jimenez Barreto haha man, Don’t worry about it. You are right, trailers did suck
Magnificent comments
this trailer really sucks, I have no idea what the movie is about,
This is epic filmmaking at its peak...stunning visuals, a cornucopia of sound, a murderer's row of actors, so many spectacular moments, dialogue never heard before, a fantastic script crafted from the pages of a still unheralded novel, a thunderous, glorious soundtrack and it's all held together by a director on his own personal journey up the Nung River. It's been over 40 years now and no film has ever topped it.
so true
F**k yessss!!! Today I proudly and loudly sang the praises of this film to a coworker.
The Deer Hunter was extraordinary, too
I took my nephew to the latest screening of the upgraded version last year. Again, Coppola changed the ending to take out the air strike (WTF?) but my nephew said he loved the film. Maybe there is hope for future generations.
@@user-zd9yn5mz1f Reports indicate Coppola shot over 1M feet of film in the making of the film. There currently 4 official cuts of the film. I have seen them all and to me the theatrical cut is still the best cut. The others are curiosities for the enthusiast but do not tell the authentic story FFC wanted to tell. To each their own, of course…
I like how this film signifies the end of the 70s as one of the greatest decades in cinema, and really the decade itself, with "The End" by the Doors being only fitting.
Samuel L's PJs Never thought of that dude... albeit you made a very good point :)
Samuel it’s like I’ve said many times. Apocalypse now is not a Vietnam war movie, it’s a terrific movie about war that happens to take place in Vietnam.
@@sethvanpelt5707 well, there is a lot of contradiction in this film. One day you fight and the other day you sit there and watch a show by American performers. The next day you shoot some innocent people and get killed yourself.
In the beginning of the film there is a lot of truth however the end is surreal.
It put the cap on the 70s for sure.
SamuelSays best Decade for cinema
The movie officially turns 40 today!
Still a classic and Brando gives such a harrowing performance
His face. The eyes say everything.
Coppola has a stellar, god-like understanding of history, war, the human soul, the spiritual makeup of different nations, universal morality, art and all the important stuff out there.
GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY FOR ETERNITY AND INFINITY FOR THIS MASTERPIECE OF AN UNDERRATED COMMENT.
He truly, truly does.
Of what is and always was- I'll gladly add in.
I geew up from a young age watching my father watch The Godfather Series. Only to find out that my mother is the Sicilian-American 🇮🇹
My Pa wasn't in Vietnam, he was too young. But he served in the Marines for nearly 30 years. I understand why he loves Apocalypse Now so much.
Coppola has a restaurant here in San Francisco and everytime I go for a bite or walk up to North Beach, he and all you mentioned of him runs through my mind!
This movie sucked. One of those trying to be artistic and woke movies. A lot of people saying a bunch of big words that mean nothing.
" 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."
they don't make 'em like this anymore...Masterpiece
Wish I'd never seen this incredible film, so I could watch it all over again with fresh eyes.
I consider myself lucky then 🫡
It's always fresh just don't watch it regularly.
“You’re an errand boy, sent by grocery clerks, to collect a bill.”
i first heard that in a song by Warzone. never knew it was from this!
"My film is not a movie.
My film is not about the war in Vietnam.
My film IS Vietnam.
It's what it was really like.
It was crazy.
And the way we made it was very much like the way the Americans were in Vietnam.
We were in the jungle.
There were too many of us.
We had access to too much money.
Too much equipment.
And little by little we went insane."
- Francis Ford Coppola
Harrison Ford is so young here!
being rear with the gear and not in the mud keeps you younger.
Have you seen Ford's cameo in American Graffiti sir? He's even younger in that.
Yeah better he’s in Star Wars And American Graffiti after all
he was 37
CoolDrify 35 actually the scene was filmed in 1977
Apocalypse Now is a deep and complex examination on the madness of Willard’s journey in the Vietnam War. It’s considered one of the greatest war movies ever made and one of the best films of all time for a reason.
one of the greatest movies of all time.
Yet with terrible trailer
@@gambler942 So many amazing movies from the 70s and 80s had super cheesy trailers. Don't know why they gave such a different vibe compared to the actual movies.
@@gambler942 That's 70's trailer for you
It is.
A visual masterpiece. I must have watched it a hundred times. Hands down my favorite film.
A truly authentic masterpiece of American cinema that transcended its boundaries and stood the test of time!!!
When Brando delivered the errand boy line, did anyone feel like he was talking directly to you?
Yes, always.
It's the camera angle which created the feel. Big props to the cinematographer. Vittorio Storaro.
it is like he offering something you cannot refuse..The Godfather
That's Martin Sheen, not Michael Sheen
Watch Apocalypse Now online here => twitter.com/7848794af24b9c441/status/822767345147854848
I know
Well, officialy is Ramón Estévez.Martin Sheen it´s a ficticial name
What’s the difference between them?
Because it is his dad
Can you imagine a movie with Harrison Ford that doesn't even advertise that. This was that movie!
By the time the war in Vietnam raged at its peak, the Rolling Stones' smash hit "Satisfaction" had been leading the sales charts all over the world for several years....but the scene where Martin's boat sailors start singing and dancing along with the Stones music and the commanding officer (Martin) tells them "turn it off...it's busting my balls ! " (not seen on this trailer) made that song even more epic !
Maybe my favorite movie, this is more than a “war movie” the storytelling is something else
Amazing film.
Marlon Brandon is barely in the movie but his performance in this is easily Oscar Worthy.
actually I find marlon brando's performance the weakest part of this great movie.
@@levalpat what??
@@adityakiro8812 compared to most of his other parts in other movies.... he was weak in this one... distracted, unable to remember his lines.... acting like making great actors at the end of the line of their career
@@levalpat even though it was his weakest, still he nailed it.
By the way, could you suggest me some of the best movies worldwide?
Also
what are some of the best acting performances in cinema history?(including Male and Female)
@@adityakiro8812 as for as some of the most dramatic and well acted gut wrenching scenes,.... I would suggest Meryl Streep in Sophie's Choice when she must decide which of her children will live............. also Robert DeNiro, and Christopher walken in The Deer Hunter in the Vietnamese prisoner "Russian roulette" scene,.... also Sean Penn in Mystic River when he finds out it is his daughter who is dead,.... another longer great scene ( the Sicilian scene) is in the movie True Romance" with Dennis Hopper and Christopher Walken...............
This a terrible trailer for an excellent movie
Not so excellent. That's doesn't scream Apocalyptic.
It certainly is dated. 1979 standards and all that.
What's so excellent, an awful movie
Watch the NEW remastered Version trailer now. Coming in August
Goxy Eagle no man!
i’m so glad they released the redux version, the audio is so much better, and you can really appreciate it
This movie ..and 2001 and Clockwork Orange...gave the movie industry 50 years of vision
The best line of all time
"Never get off of the boat"
So true in many ways
How about. "You're gonna need a bigger boat?"
Coppola has directed so many epic masterpiece films with “The Godfather” being my all-time favorite, but “Apocalypse Now” is Francis Ford Coppola’s grand OPUS. The combination finished product and the long, mind bending journey to get it made may never happen again.
Don't forget Bram's Stokers Dracula another Masterpiece
One of the best Vietnam war movies .
Agreed!
One of the best movies of all time
Watching this film is one of the great experiences of my life
One of the best films ever made.
This film is one of the greatest films. The basis of Rock n 'Roll, drugs, obscurity, weapons and death.
"You're neither.....You're an errand boy.....Sent by grocery clerks...........To collect a bill." [Couldn't resist]
Apocalypse now is the best anti war movie of all time.
Whoever understands this movie will never ever start a war.
Wars are the worst of humanity.
Just watched the movie. My mind and spirit have been changed dramatically. Things just got higher on some levels. Like i cant reach it but at the same time I dont want to.
Sure it's not that bowl you smoked prior to watching?
0:37-0:58 my favorite part of this trailer
Francis Ford Coppola’s masterpiece since The Godfather
just think in about 2 years Apocalypse now will be over 40 years old
Alex Mear
I've seen it for the first time in a cinema in Poland sometime around 1988. My jaw dropped.
This year will be 40 years
@@ID-8491 hi, John. Wasn't Poland a communist country then ? Wasn't Hollywood films banned ?
4K release for 40th anniversary coming out August 27 2019
@@kozmicflush980
I'll go see it on the big screen
One of the greatest movies of all time
It is.
What an epic! Watched this recently in a cinema hall showing classics. ❤
Best movie ever made.
Very good film, inspired by Joseph Conrad's Heart if Darkness. The scenery is moved from king Leopold's Congo to Vietnam. I think it's an fantastic interpretation.
Apocalypse now is the best movie of all time.
So many emotions. Saw years ago. Stones brought me here. Great film!!
This movie is a classic!
Hollywood should make a movie bout this movie..on what terrible things happen during filming this masterpiece..but like i said..the movie was a masterpiece.❤
Saw the final cut yesterday in theatre, still amazed
Same here, this movie is unbelievably epic.
Too bad such movies dont come out today.
Saw the redux version on the big screen and WOW what a film!
Greatest film into the darkness of man period..
Extraordinaria película, con excelentes actores y el maestro Marlon Brando
One of my all time favorites! It was so intense
Just ordered the 3-disc Blu ray set, can’t wait to watch it!
Loosely based on Heart Of Darkness by Joseph Conrad, a Polish writer who wrote in English. Also the inspiration for the film Africa Queen starring Humphrey Bogart & Katharine Hepburn.
The original book was set in The Congo, a British colony in Africa in the 19th century.
Francis Ford Coppola brilliantly transposed it to 20th century Vietnam.
I know this because I read a 1979 article in the New Musical Express. It was a full colour front page spread reviewing the just released film.
They even influenced a video game with similar concept as apocalypse now Spec Ops The line
Belgian Colony.
my all time favorite movie!
along with
"A Brighter Summer Day" and
"The 400 Blows"
This, Platoon and Full Metal Jacket are very unique war movies.
This was a great movie 🎬 from the beginning to the end. My mother took me to see this movie at a young age.
In the top 10 if greatest films ever made.
Joaquin Shang What is the top ten?
@@randywhite3947 my 10 in no particular order
Dark knight
Shawshank redemption
Godfather
Apocalypse now
Pulp fiction
Silence of the lambs
Star Wars - empire strikes back
Taxi driver
Schindler’s list
12 angry men
Hard to believe that this is even a real movie.. the utter brilliance of this film is unfathomable. Absolute masterpiece!
Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 4 Episode 22 Restless. Brought me to watch this Trailer. This movie looks epic and I’m going to definitely be renting it on Amazon Prime. I still can’t get over how young Harrison Ford looks!
I've never seen this, I plan on watching soon and I'm so excited.
BEAUTIFUL DIRECTION ... MASTERPIECE 💯
Love this trailer!
A legendy trailer for a legendy movie.
can you imagine a movie with Harrison Ford & Dennis Hopper & Lawrence Fishburne that does NOT even advertise that, … this was that movie!
In the beginning he says that noone has ever been on a mission like his before. There is another dude in the movie who had the exact same mission tho :o
Shut up Todd
An amazingly trite trailer -- albeit obviously constructed for the lowest common denominator movie-goer of '79 -- for such a superb, first-rate, brilliant piece of cinema.
I have never wanted to see this film, having lived through the Vietnam war years and hearing terrible stories and seeing the effect it had on every soldier who went over from Australia. My sons both went on to join the Army so it cut close to home. But, I think maybe now enough time has passed and I am going to watch it.Thanks for posting this trailer.
This is more exploitive where as Full Metal Jacket is more realistic and gritty. I suggest watching these two films as well as Platoon but only do it when you think you're ready. All three are absolute masterpieces each in their own right.
My favorite movie of all time
Francis Ford Coppola.
Apocalypse Now.
In Vietnam in 1970, Captain Willard (Martin Sheen) takes a perilous and increasingly hallucinatory journey upriver to find and terminate Colonel Kurtz (Marlon Brando), a once-promising officer who has reportedly gone completely mad. In the company of a Navy patrol boat filled with street-smart kids, a surfing-obsessed Air Cavalry officer (Robert Duvall), and a crazed freelance photographer (Dennis Hopper), Willard travels further and further into the heart of darkness.
Of all the war movies that I have seen, this film is the only one that truly made me see how someone could go insane after being a participant in any war conflict. The movie has two endings, the first involved Willard (Martin Sheen) leading Lance (Sam Bottoms) by the hand as everyone in Kurtz's (Marlon Brando) base stands by and looks, and ends with images of Willard's boat pulling away from Kurtz's compound superimposed over the face of a stone idol which then fades into black. The better ending shows an air strike being called and the base being blown to bits in a spectacular display, consequently killing everyone left alive. Apocalypse Now...Great Movie, Impressive Cast, Amazing Story. "The horror, The horror."
GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY FOR ETERNITY AND INFINITY FOR THIS MASTERPIECE OF AN UNDERRATED COMMENT.TRULY AND SOLEMNLY A BEAUTIFUL COMMENT FOR ETERNITY. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.
Back when Coppola was still making great films
" Terminate, with extreme prejudice "
Looking forward to seeing the Final cut version, personally i thought that the Redux version was disappointing
Even in the longer version, Brando still doesn't have much screen time.
But atleast he was good when he was in it. I'd rather not have a Brando who sucked like at the end part of his career while doing comedies than have the Brando who was greatest actor of his generation.
Blame him for being a alcoholic douche
Immense film!
Must see this film one day!!
Have y'all seen Harrison Ford in the awesome obscure movie 'The Mosquito Coast'??.. You should!... He plays a rather deranged inventor who drags his family to live in the jungle..
"It may have been my mission, but sure as hell was the chief's boat "
No smoke!
THAnks dude.
Didn't know Harrison was also in the movie
i'm 66 and probably would have been drafted, lucky escape as a Brit, this has been my favourite since it was released in '79 - just watched the final cut ( August 2020 ) and it's still the greatest movie of all time IMHO
Oh, hi old person..
Tbh never seen 66 years old that uses youtube
@@Xenkron 68 now !
@@moz1953 Wow, congratulations
I’m guessing you lived in the US then? Especially because we call it conscription not the draft here
@@Xenkron
66 isn’t old though…
his movie is so underrated. Got me crying like a baby.. very emotional. one of the best movies i have ever seen! I recommend it;)
film*
Weeping like... some grandmother...
i was watching this with my mom and she’s like that guy is in two and a half men :D
The hold out French family that is still living there is very interesting. This movie portrays some of the Truths of how it was in Vietnam that you wouldn't see in any other Vietnam movie.
badass movie !
Brando made an electrifying performance.
i accidentally watched good morning Vietnam instead of this and only noticed at the credits
Highly recommend movie.
Greatest Movie ever made
Great film, great storytelling.
2:04 - The weaponry was already very precise at that time.
This was mainly showing the horrors of war rather than a huge battle like ira drang in we were soldiers
Think I need to watch this!
The classic story of Philippine surfing goes like this: In 1978, a group of actors went to Baler, Aurora to shoot ascene for Francis Ford Coppola'sApocalypse Now. After shooting the film, the crew left their surfboards behind.
taga baler ka din?
Master piece 👏👏👏
Arrived here after a Joey Diaz podcast where he retells a story how him and his mates used to watch this at the movies high on acid as teenagers.
Living Legend
We need to rewatch this movie , now that everyone is so easy calling for war.
Thanks, United Artists, for Apocalypse Now.
Greatest war movie into the darkness of man period !
今年是弗朗西斯·福特·科波拉執導的戰爭電影傑作 《現代啟示錄》首映40週年。這部電影由馬丁·辛、馬龍·白蘭度、羅伯特·杜瓦爾、弗雷德里克·福雷斯特、薩姆·巴頓斯、阿爾伯特·霍爾、勞倫斯·菲什伯恩、哈里森·福特和丹尼斯·霍珀等人組成。