Apocalypse Now (1979), directed by Francis Ford Coppola, is a film that feels less like a traditional war movie and more like a descent into something psychological and surreal. It starts grounded, almost procedural, but gradually drifts into something far more abstract and unsettling. At the center is Martin Sheen, whose journey upriver becomes a kind of internal unraveling as much as a physical one. The further he travels, the more the film shifts in tone, moving away from structure and into c

Apocalypse now (1979)