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    Posted: May 15 2015 at 07:21
I took the movies who had large pictures from this page http://www.listal.com/list/films-directed-francis-ford-coppola, so sorry if i did not include films without large movies, but you are alowed to mention them if you like them more then the films who had huge pictures.

i alllow multiple votes as he has probably so many favourite movies that many loves so, i will make it easyer for yeah.

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Just one vote, Apocalypse Now.
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The English adaptation of Sadko known as The Magic Voyage of Sinbad. Coppola adapted the script.
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Godfather I and II. The rest really don't matter.
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i like Dracula and Rumble Fish :D
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The Outsiders and Rumble Fish are both very good coming-of-age novels from S.E. Hinton, that I read in my youth. When I later saw the movies, I was surprised, how close the films were to the original books, also regarding the atmosphere that they arouse. Rumble Fish, both novel and film, seems to be more mature than The Outsiders, which was S.E.Hintons debut, so it gets my vote. And of course also Apocalypse Now, one of the greatest films ever made.
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Went with The Conversation. Love some of the others too.
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I watched Apocalypse Now last week, never saw it before. Best movie I ever saw.
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oh man... without a doubt Apocalypse Now.

No one would ever say it was better than the Godfather movies. .however those movies were great for the casts.. sh*t man I could have directed them and got a directing oscar off the talents of the cast. LOL

However Apocalypse Now ... now THAT was the product of a master director..  didn't the making of it put everyone in the crazy house or in rehab. 
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Between Martin Sheen and Coppola one had a mild heart attack and one had a nervous breakdown but
I'm not sure which one had what.
Coppola's friends and coworkers in the industry warned him about making a movie about Vietnam because
that topic was taboo in Hollywood.
He eventually borrowed money on his homes and his cars to finish the film.
He said that at some point it had gone from a project to an obsession.
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Godfather 1 and 2 are pretty much equal in my eyes but 1 got my vote.
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Points: 20399 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 03 2015 at 07:22
A bit surprisingly, I haven't seen many of his movies ... I would've thought I'd seen more of them
 
The last one I saw was Rumblefish, which was a total bore...
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The Godfather then Apocalypse Now. Dracula!?!  A dreadful waste of film stock.
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Originally posted by Nightfly Nightfly wrote:

Godfather 1 and 2 are pretty much equal in my eyes but 1 got my vote.

Yes, same for me.
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the correct title is YOUTH WITHOUT YOUTH.  his most experimental.
 
I also see ONE FROM THE HEART is not on the list.


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I thought both Godfather I and II were brilliant but Apocalypse Now gets my vote.  Beyond brilliant, no matter how many times I watch it I never get tired of it.
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