Greatest Francis Ford Coppola movie?
 

* The Terror (1963, uncredited director)
* Dementia 13 (1963, director & writer)
* You're a Big Boy Now (1966, director & writer)
* Finian's Rainbow (1968, director)
* The Rain People (1969, director & writer)
* Patton (1970, writer)
* THX 1138 (1971, executive producer)
* The Godfather (1972, director & writer)
* American Graffiti (1973, producer)
* The Conversation (1974, director, writer & produder)
* The Godfather, Part II (1974, director, writer & producer)
* Apocalypse Now (1979, director, writer & producer)
* The Black Stallion (1979, executive producer)
* Kagemusha (1980, executive producer)
* One from the Heart (1982, director & writer)
* Koyaanisqatsi (1982, executive producer)
* The Outsiders (1983, director)
* The Black Stallion Returns (1983, executive producer)
* Rumble Fish (1983, director, writer & producer)
* The Cotton Club (1984, director & writer)
* Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters (1985, executive producer)
* Captain Eo (1986, director)
* Peggy Sue Got Married (1986, director)
* Lionheart (1987, executive producer)
* Gardens of Stone (1987, director & producer)
* Tucker: The Man and His Dream (1988, director)
* Powaqqatsi (1988, executive producer)
* The Godfather: Part III (1990, director, writer & producer)
* Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992, director & producer)
* The Secret Garden (1993, executive producer)
* Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1994, executive producer)
* My Family, Mi Familia (1995, executive producer)
* Jack (1996, director & producer)
* The Rainmaker (1997, director & writer)
* Sleepy Hollow (1999, executive producer)
* The Virgin Suicides (1999, executive producer)
* Kinsey (2005, co-producer)
* Marie Antoinette (2006, executive producer)
* Youth Without Youth (2007, writer/director)

The list is very impressive and Coppola is obviously in a class of his own. While Apocalypse Now and The Godfather I are my two favorites, I recently watched Bram Stokers Dracula more carefully (I had seen it when it came out but I was just a kid) and I must say that movie kicks ass!

The Godfather it's my favorite too

apocalypse now

Too many excellent movies here to pick just one, for real. The three I liked the most are The Godfather, The Outsiders, and Rumble Fish. I like Rumble Fish alot cuz I read it a long time ago. I haven't seen all of the movies in his filmography either.

~Slim~

Apocalypse Now best Francis Ford Coppola movie for me

The Godfather Part 2

i think the majority will go with The Godfather. hard not to

Anybody esle enjoy his version of Bram Stokers Dracula? With Gary Oldman playing the part of Dracula and Anthony Hopkins as Van Helsing? I loved that movie man!

downloading the list now. I will report back in a few days after I have watched all of them, nonstop of course.

Not from a torrent site I hope! :upsidedow

None, sorry...

I saw Apocalypse Now Redux last week. Amazing movie and I find it hard to believe he made an even better one.

I've gotta watch more of these, grabbing at least one new one this weekend.

Apocalypse and godfather are great!

got to go with godfather

The Outsiders

* The Godfather (1972, director & writer)
* American Graffiti (1973, producer)
* The Godfather, Part II (1974, director, writer & producer)

Probably one of those.

The Godfather 2

Yeah you can't go wrong with either though I think I like Apocalypse more.

Rumble Fish all the way.

I didnt really like the Redux version. I bought it and now, whenever I watch it, I just skip all the new parts. I really dont see how any of those addiltional scenes at anything at all to the movie.

I though Apocolypse Now was boring overall. It moved way too slow to keep my attention for 3 hours, the Redux. Dracula was pretty cool though. Overall, I have to say I'm not that big of a fan.

I would say thx 1138 yet he did not direct, another very famous directory did all of whom formed this little clique.

So I would have to go with American Graffiti

I wait for Francis Ford Coppola last movie Youth without Youth. Should be great! I read that novella written by Mircea Eliade long time ago... I am really curious how Coppola will deal with..

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