Francis Ford Coppola’s Apocalypse Now might be intense and unsettling, but it’s a movie Gerard Butler could watch on endless ...

Turner Classic Movies dedicated Memorial Day weekend to war pictures, part of a national tribute to soldiers who died in battle.

In honor of the film's 30th anniversary, we're breaking down some of Casper 's most notable pop culture references. Casper's ...

While we enjoy the movies, we surely have a reason to watch them; besides their music, cinematography, and storyline, we also ...

Tears for Fears were one of the most successful pop rock outfits of the 1980s, but their defining hit featured a lyric lifted from punk heroes The Clash.

Apocalypse Now? Don’t make me laugh ... one of the self-consciously coolest entertainments of its time. Lieut Col Kilgore, the surfing cavalry officer played by Robert Duvall, is as charismatic ...

A monologue from war movie Apocalypse Now has been voted the best speech in ... Duvall's memorable speech was made as Lieutenant Colonel Bill Kilgore in Francis Ford Coppola's 1979 Vietnam epic ...

Like Kilgore surveying the carnage ... In the innermost layer of the heart of darkness in Apocalypse Now resides Colonel Kurtz. When Willard finally meets him, Kurtz sees himself as a man who ...

Apocalypse Now is generally regarded as ... Robert Duvall’s scene-stealing Lt. Col. Bill Kilgore leads the raid with memorable effect as Martin Sheen’s passive Captain Ben Willard watches ...

One involves McWatt, a pilot, who is one of those fearless wartime characters like Lieutenant Colonel Kilgore in Apocalypse Now. Kilgore makes his men surf in the middle of battle, and has the ...

Joseph Heller’s Catch-22 (1961) is a satirical antiwar novel about an American bomber squadron stationed in Italy in the second world war. It exposes the horrors of war, but, even more, it is ...