In this film, Coppola uses his vigorous and steady shooting style to majesticly portray the artillery battlefield in Vietnam into a hell full of atrocities and killings. What he discusses is the huge impact of this cruel war on people. , Through the cruelty of the mad Colonel Kotz to show how people's minds are gradually lost in such an environment. Marlon Brando played the indiscriminate killing of the innocent Colonel Kotz, who was portrayed by Coppola as a man who gradually became numb to blood during the Vietnam War. He was immersed in the reign of blood, unable to change and could only submit, but now he is here to assassinate. When his Captain Weiler appeared in front of him, Colonel Kezi did not kill him. Instead, he used Captain Weiler's hand to complete his long-awaited death. For him, perhaps this was the best way to escape. Director Francisco Pola’s portrayal of this character is based on the original "Heart of Darkness". He is a heinous "ruler" who promotes a brutal, bloody, and inhuman ruling, but he is so eager to be liberated. The actor Malone Brando has completely created this man who is full of contradictions. His interpretation of Colonel Kotz and the line "You have the right to kill me, but you have no right to judge me" have been deeply engraved in the hearts of many movie fans. An indelible classic image. Original source: http://t.cn/R0QsTmh
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