On March 1, 1976, Coppola and his family flew to Manila, where they rented a large house for five months of filming. Three weeks later, the film officially started shooting. On May 26, 1976, the crew encountered a tropical rainstorm in Iba, the Philippines. The heavy rain ruined the film set, and the crew had to stop shooting. In June 1976, Coppola returned to the United States and saw a book about Genghis Khan, and immediately came up with new ideas for perfecting Kurtz's role. Marlon Brando arrives in Manila, and he and Coppola rewrite the ending credits together. After Christmas in 1976, Coppola took a cursory look at all the films that had been completed, and the end was still undecided. In early 1977, Coppola returned to the Philippines to continue filming. On March 5, Martin, who suffered a heart attack, struggled for 400 meters to get help. On April 19, Xin returned to the studio after healed.
Apocalypse Now Shooting process
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Extended Reading
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General 2022-03-23 09:01:02
The feeling of re-watching is much clearer than before: people long for freedom, but they will always be slaves to war.
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Precious 2022-03-24 09:01:02
Watching this movie in the middle of the night has a special flavor, I got goose bumps. The shooting technique was almost crazy. (That section of the helicopter!) The war road film. In fact, what Marlon Brando meant in the end doesn't have to be too true. The war changes a person from the bones. Sound effects! The sound editing is breathtaking!
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Chief Quartermaster (QMC) Phillips: My orders say I'm not supposed to know where I'm taking this boat, so I don't! But one look at you, and I know it's gonna be hot!
Willard: We're going up river about 75 klicks above the Do Lung bridge.
Chief Quartermaster (QMC) Phillips: That's Cambodia, captain.
Willard: That's classified. We're not supposed to be in Cambodia, but that's where I'm going.
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Kilgore: You can either surf, or you can fight!