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One of the most influential and celebrated films of this century,
“Apocalypse Now”, was made in 1979 by well known director Francis Ford
Coppola and written with the help of a man named John Millius. ... Coppola wasn’t afraid
to go out on a limb and take risks in order to create his films, especially
“Apocalypse Now”. ... We learn
about this risk-taking, and get in depth behind the scenes looks at the shooting
process in "Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmakers Apocalypse," which was a 1991
documentary about the making of "Apocalypse Now". ... “Apocalypse Now” illustrates the
innocence that is tested, and in some cases shattered, by the painstaking reality
of war. ...
“Apocalypse Now” was huge success because of many factors. ... Another
huge similarity between the two sensational directors is that Coppola hocked his
own belongings to keep "Apocalypse Now" in production and Welles poured his
own money into many of his later films.
Approximate Word count = 762
Approximate Pages = 3
(250 words per page double spaced)
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