One From the Heart

perfect if you need your megalopolis fix but don’t wanna go through the process of watching megalopolis

Karsten

If you’re going to squander millions of dollars, send your film company into ruins, and set yourself on the path to years making wine and for-hire gigs, you might as well do it on a stone-cold masterpiece. Like, wow.

Matt Singer

Francis and co. are going SO HARD making one of the best looking things ever and I desperately wish anything beneath the surface worked for me at all

Patrick Willems

"If I could sing to you, I'd sing to you."

matt lynch

Is there a bigger piece of movie fantasy than someone picking Frederic Forrest over Raul Julia? Over conceptualized and deeply sincere, a mix that in some ways seems to be very embedded in the movie Coppola's is trying to achieve. It is a redreamed Sunrise (by way of…

Filipe Furtado

I’m not sure a movie has ever looked better. It’s incredible, nothing is real, every single thing built for this movie. It’s like they are acting in the miniature town from Beetlejuice. The music is great too! The big problem is the movie stinks. It’s like trying to find a…

DaOConnman

If Francis Ford Coppola had to go bankrupt on something, I feel like copious amounts of neon lights and the chance to chill with Tom Waits was a solid choice.

Alex Kittle

I saw The Godfather when it first opened. It was 1972; I was 13 ( just sneaking in under the Ontario PG-13 rating ). I was enthralled. I saw The Conversation two years later, and was spellbound. In 1979 Apocalypse Now impressed, but didn’t move me. Then, when I was…

Jonathan White

The first half plays like Contempt, a couple arguing about their misery, desperate for escape. But once Teri Garr dons that red dress, it turns into something else, not a neo-realist musical, but from neo-realist to musical. Its heart is the basic building blocks of cinema:…

Sean Gilman