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One thing that took me out of the film - the 80s pop music. 99 Luft Balloons? I love that song, but it's a relic of a happy, poppy 80s - which this certainly isn't.

Actually if you're going to use contemporary music, it's hard to do a better job than that since the song is a Cold War treatise about nuclear holocaust triggered by some misidentified balloons.

The sex scene was definitely supposed to be funny, but it was also supposed to be hot.

I'll eat my hat if any moment of that scene before the flamethrower is intended to be funny.
 
Is it better then Platoon? Or Full Metal Jacket? Love both of those...so i'm curious.

It's considered the definitive Vietnam movie and a groundbreaking piece of contemporary cinema. I'm guessing you're around 16 or so. There might be a bit of distance there; it's basically a retelling of Conrad's Heart of Darkness transposed to Vietnam, and unlike the other two films it was made while memories were still fresh, so it's a very different experience.
 
It's considered the definitive Vietnam movie and a groundbreaking piece of contemporary cinema. I'm guessing you're around 16 or so. There might be a bit of distance there; it's basically a retelling of Conrad's Heart of Darkness transposed to Vietnam, and unlike the other two films it was made while memories were still fresh, so it's a very different experience.

There's my answer.
 
You need to see both. I bet Barbelith agrees.:lol:lol:lol

Hearts of Darkness is required viewing. Actually I'm a bit shocked anyone can consider themselves a fan of cinema and/or the business of film and not have already seen both several times over. The times, they are a'changing indeed. :)
 
And you think Zack Snyder is a good director?!?!?! :horror

:peace

Uh....yes. And you can suck it. :lol Snyder creates wonderful shots. He's a fantstic visual director who includes a lot of detail in his shots. He will improve.
It's considered the definitive Vietnam movie and a groundbreaking piece of contemporary cinema. I'm guessing you're around 16 or so. There might be a bit of distance there; it's basically a retelling of Conrad's Heart of Darkness transposed to Vietnam, and unlike the other two films it was made while memories were still fresh, so it's a very different experience.

And 17. Not 16.
 
Hearts of Darkness is required viewing. Actually I'm a bit shocked anyone can consider themselves a fan of cinema and/or the business of film and not have already seen both several times over. The times, they are a'changing indeed. :)

Meh. I hate this kind of mentality. I really do.
 
Hearts of Darkness is required viewing. Actually I'm a bit shocked anyone can consider themselves a fan of cinema and/or the business of film and not have already seen both several times over. The times, they are a'changing indeed. :)

I love every second of Marlon Brando in Hearts of Darkness. He shows up out of shape, gets to decide how much dialog he will do for the day, and thinks he swallowed a bug.:lol:lol:lol
 
No respect. :lol

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