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Tom
by Tom
@ 13, Jun 2005 |
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One man is dispatched on a mission to
locate him. Finally he is found after
much searching. Resorting to an almost
subhuman level of existance he lives for
one thing, to kill the North Vietnamese
enemy. He is far from the point of
sanity, in that place that few soldiers
ever in their worst nightmares imagine
being in. A killer, a savage, a man that
lives to control and conquer rather than
to help or liberate. He is a loose
cannon in the jungle.
In the film's end he attempts to
explain who he is and why he has done
the things he has. He is stabbed in the
end, killed by the soldier sent to bring
him back or end his madness. War is
madness to many, and this film showcases
that theme. Embodied in one man is the
heart of madness and the essence of war.
Only within men is the world's true
great "Apocolypse" found to exist. The
great Apocolypse was found in the
jungle, among the animals, and the
savages, in the place where fear dare
not to approach and man hopes never to
come near.
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Marlon Brando cult
by Tom
@ 13, Jun 2005 |
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Film opens with a swarm of US helis
moving through the jungles of Vietnam.
Then as napalm begins to fall into the
treeline below, classical music fills
the air. The unit's commander proclaims
"I love the smell of napalm in the
morning." The movie focuses on one
American who dissapeared into the
jungles of Vietnam many years back. It
is believed that he is still alive and
has achieved a cult like following among
the native people.
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